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one has to wonder if the fed will start talking about ues well. going into next week, what are you looking for? what is coming from these guys? michael: i think it is all coming. we probably argue you could expect 100. i almost think it is irrelevant. it is the signaling from the fed that we are all in on this issue. the markets need to see that. i think you have seen a lot of evidence of that now outside of the fed. i think that is really what the markets will be looking for, that there is a real, genuine concern, awareness for how significant, global this issue is. sort of an all hands on deck, we are willing to do everything we can from a policy standpoint. jonathan: let's work at what this means for treasuries. on the right side i have heard maybe we have lost some of those risk mitigating characteristics that you may have. if we drop 100 basis points, i have seen the rate cuts be priced in. you drop the whole curve, not just the front end. if we drop 100, you are telling me we can get some steepening, or we just pull the whole curve lower? gr

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ating "bbc world news onill to come, answering your ue affecting your day-to-day life.t is now one week since italy became the first european country to put in place a full lockdown, heavily restricting internalem mt, businesses, and mass gatherings. sima kotecha is in rome. she has been speaking to local thresidents about how have been coping with all of these sima: a display o resilience and solidarity. lols in rome feeling as the country tac wes thest health crisis in a generation. how do you feel the government is doing? the prime minister, do you agree with what is happening? >> yes. >> i never see rome in the situation. sima: popular streets empty. no tourists, nothing open. orlando is a taxi drer. he tells us the soul has been ripped out of italy. >> i am not busy. people only to the hospital, some tourists. but very, very down. sima: the country has enforced rules preventing people from moving around. stayndoors, especially if you are older, they are told. some are choosing to rel. week on from when the measures were first announced, churches are providing a pla

>>r: we d get ue as to how the virus spreads so quickly here.hite house task force research coordinator deborah birx believes subway riders who touch contaminated metaler isfaces where the virus can live for days may have accelerated the spread. >> a reminder against about washing hands. thank you. >>> we turn to washington where we heard in the president and his coronavirus task force. president trump wants to reopen the country by easter sunday. but many public health experts say that is too soon and could risk a health care catastrophe. paula reid reports tonight from the white house. >> reporter: president trump says he would like to send people back to work in roughly three weeks. >> our decision will be based on hard facts and data as to the opening. i'm also hopeful to have americans working again by that easter, that beautiful easter day. >> reporter: speaking with fox news earlier today, the president repeated his unsubstantiated claim that keeping the economy shut is worse than the virus. >> you're going to lose people. you're going to

do you believe that until that vaccine is availablet we will ue living the way we do now? >> i hope that with better understanding of the virus and better understanding of how to limit the spread, we can gradually loosen the faucet and resume much of our everyy activities. a vaccine is uncertain. we hope one will be safe and effectiv if it is, it could take a year, year and a half to become available. but there are lots of infectious diseases for which we're not able to vaccinate effectively. think ofuberculosis, malaria or hiv. we've been trying to develop vaccine for decades. i hope we'll have more success against the coronavirus that's causing covid-19, but only time will tell.o >> howu assesshe prospects of treating the virus with existing medications? >> we really need to understand what works to reduce the risk that someone will get severely ill or die from this virus. there are close to 70 different medicines that are being studied the first really rigorous study was of two of the most promising ugs that together kill viruses. and it didn't work. so it's one thing t

ue we need more ventilators. i will continue to say these four words in every phone call i have with the president. the prerter: supplies like masks and surgical gowns are also running low, endangering the lives of healthcare workers on the front lines. >> we are making gowns last an entire day, and we're making masks last hopefully five days. >> reporter: some distributors of medical supplies say they have shipments ready to go, but the trump administration and specifically fema have yet to provide guidance on where to send those goods. >> so, we have been working with fema for about a week or so now to try to get the allocation instructions that we think we would benefit from. we're expecting news from them in the next 24-48 hours on that guidance. >> reporter: more than 14,000 members of the national guard have been activated, and tonight the president said they may be able to help distribute some of those supplies. norah? norah? >> o'donnell: all right, paula, thank you. and on this national doctors day, ther

bolshevik regime one militarily but also one because the bolsheviks had been verypa successful in the ueanda to win what we might call the hearts and minds of the russian people. bret: posters, speeches, lenin tried to convince russians of the enemy of the people and who were their saviors. but lenin did not stop with propaganda, the enemies of the people were marked for retribution including priest, many peasants in his political opponents. lenin began when niclas the second, the last one to reign over russia. >> him, his wife, the five children, the doctor, servants were all massacred in the bodies were cut up and burned and then what was remained was buried in a shaft which is only discovered a few years ago. then in august of 1918 a revolutionary took to shock to him and wounded him almost fatally. upon lenin agreed. this is a terrible thing, people taking prisoners who have never been tried and done nothing and just shocked shooting hundreds of people at night, many others found themselves banished to forced labor camps. later under joseph stalin the system will become known as a la

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why did lincoln select johnson as his running mate given his diverting --ues -- diverging values? i think it was his greatest mistake. in 18 624 was not done openly. but in 1860 lincoln was a western candidate so the convention chose and eastern are -- an easterner. now he is running as a northerner. the republican party has been replaced by national union party to attract pro-war democrats. the person to choose as a pro-war democrat. they're not that many. there is one southern senator who did not quit the senate when the southern states seceded. that is andrew johnson of tennessee. on inauguration day, lincoln realized he had made a mistake. but presidents do not think about their mortality in those days. they do not ever. chose harry about truman -- franklin roosevelt chose harry truman by happenstance to get rid of henry wallace. it is viewed as a great stroke of good fortune that he chose truman with only a few months to live. if sherman does not take atlanta, does link and lose? if atlanta is not taken will mcclellan sue for peace? i think you would have lost and mcclellan w

intent a lot of us expected with respect to use of national security powers by the president on -- >>ue well, two things, senator. one, i believe that the 232, the presence of the steel and aluminum tariffs and the threat of automotive tariffs help in the negotiations with china. i believeve for sure they help n the negotiations with japan. i believe they helped in the negotiations with usmca. so i would hope that all look at the end result of the whole package of trade activities that we're doing rather than isolate one portion of them. i think it's an integrated whole. >> if i may, mr. chairman, just -- look, i think it is an integrated whole, but it seems to me in order to be successful, we need partners. and i just can tell you you've heard this when our european allies say that we ask for cooperation on one front and a very, i wouldan say, one of the most important fronts with respect to huawei and this kind of critical technology, if we're holding the threat of section 232 or auto tariffs over their head, it is o harder to get ther cooperation. anyway, i look forward to continuing

tests and the fda has relaxed some those rules.maybe that could hae as soon as we real ied there was uerote about some private academic labs that stepped up and wanted tohe help inrgent situation when some cases started to appear in communities. there has been a recognition that this has needed to expand. it is sad and unfortunate that we lost that time. judy: for sur in the officials ahimpresident speak today, do you have a sense that the gravity of what is going on has now taken hold and that we are going to see movement in this country as you and others have said needs to be >> well, of course, the public officials, including to fatty and many of the people -- fauci and many of the people at the cdc arm lit judah meant -- are legitimate world-class heal officials. they have been pretty much telling us what should be happeningnd what has gone ong. it has been in contrast to this constant barrage of talk from the president and vice president, reassuring us that everythings under control and obviously it wasn't. the net effect of this confusion leaves the american public and our public

now report that will provi an the tiviral drug to adults who have been hospitalized with pneumonia uey hampton has the details it's a global race against time for expedited as much as weould. in fact a usual typical activation time for a study is between 2, 6 months this one was activated in 4 days as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases climbs worldwide experts he in the us have been given the go ahead to launch a clinical ial and administer an antiviral drug to patits who have already tested positive for cod 19 because there's not of treatment now. so it's really exciting to see a drug that could had the virus itself not jut supportive care researchers at u h are teaming up with docto from california washington and new york to pioneer a trial. they hope will not only slow the spread of the vir that help more patients recover so t's very important that there's no plessy bill there is no dummy drug everybody gets to act of the ag leaders of the study hope to test about a 1000 patientsnationwide. in the crteria to qualify is specific so they have to be you know adult wi a pneumoni

we love each other and we need we will ue to do this as long as we can. >> in iran, with nearly 3000ed cases, soldiers and firefighters were mobilized to spray city streetsnd buildings. iranian officials ao canceled the highly attended friday inprayers for the second w a row. for "the pb' newshour," i' william brangham. >> wall street bet that central banks will react with more cuts in interest rates. investors also read the super biden as a positive. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 1170 70 points. the nasdaq rose 334 points. the s&p 500 was up 126. a new reality dawned in the cedemocratic presidential after joe biden won 10 states on supe tuesday. the surprised show of strength powered the former vice presidene'sin delegates over bernie sanders. biden got another boost today, when michael bloomberg dropped out and endorsed him. we will discuss all of this right after the news summary. in israel, the chances of ending months of political deadlocky grew dimmer toter th week's election. prime minister benjamin netanyahu appeared to be short of a clear majority in parl

measure of justice to the victims of those violent crimes by allowing victims and their families to ue the cities that house these illegal aliens. no one should louis his or her life because the government refuses to act against criminal immigrants. the choice is ours do we want to be the kind of country that protects the victims of crime or perpetrators of crime? i know where i stand. it's time to fight against this thing that is plaguing our country. i yield the balance of my time. mr. budd: i appreciate your insights. i would like to introduce my friend and colleague who led the effort with me to introduce the justice for victims of sanctuary cities act. is tired of hearing stories about sanctuary cities. i thank hill for spearheading the effort against sanctuary policies and i yield three inutes to bradley byrne of north carolina. mr. byrne: we began this experiment called the united states of america they did so with the memories of a repressive monarchy and while ensuring that rights and liberties and protecting the powers of individual states. to protect this system of federalis

ues for another day. sowiemeryville, a live eryvillev are soaked in sunshine. so maybe walk the dog, go if a run, it is a nice evening. we'll have clear skies early on. it is warm for march standards. 74 in oakland, 77 in san jose, we set four records today. but changes are coming tonight. our marine layer will return, that will usher in some cooler air tomorrow. so tonight the fog bank is right up along the coastline and spills in and around the bay shoreline. so foggy skies first thing tomorrow morning and that fog will linger along the coastline for much of the day tomorrow. lows overnight, we're dropping into the 40s with that fog moving back on in. and as we show you, the 12 hour day planner tomorrow, not nearly as sunny as we are right now. the marine layer kind of hangs tough through the morning and that keeps cool. only in the 60s by noon. and by 4:00, some 10 to 15 degrees cooler tomorrow tha san r us on friday. we'rstill in the 60s, that is where we should be for march. and some drizzle likely early saturday morning. clocks go forward one hour as you

chris, the oking out there at a san francisco, it is beautiful this morning a few clouds but also some ue spots you're going to see a lot moreof the sunshine later today as those clouds begin to move their way out of the regi. >>wesaw a couple of brief showers down in the south bay really early on this morning probably before most of you guys got up, you y see a couple of wet spots on roads but roadways are alady beginning to dry out. what you're seeing down south is still some rain around ensure a santa barbara and san luis obpo counties and i also some rain in the central valley if you're heading that directn today these areas will improve as well but holding on to some spotty showers on into e early afternoon. bay area in the meantime it's just going to remain dry anincreasingly clear as i mentioned what we have tomorrow and fray even clear and warmer conditions. and then we take the plunge an the saturday sunday and monday with temperatures falling into the 50 and widespread rainfall across the bay come saturday nit into sunday snow in the sierra nevada and increasgly low elevations t

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what we are trying t to do is ue 20th century solutions and get data down to the most granular levelwe understand what's happening in the area of the spread. even today, there are counties throughout the united states that don't have their first ca case. our job is to make sure that they never have their first case, and ensure our focus effoe focused where they are standing for that can be done because we have that level of granularity. that's what the president has asked us to put together. to use these two weeks to get all the data from around the country and all the data around the globe and really understand what's working and it's really important that americans now -- i know the vice president cover this very clearly in the first hour. but every american needs to continue the president's guidelines for these next six days or seven days. we have to have them following those guidelines. speak of the surgeon general is shaking his head in agreement. >> bill, you can't compare this to 1918 were close to 100 million people died. this was a flu -- a little different, but that's a flu

strength like did with this necessary strike, down.emies back so madam speaker, i call upon my their ues to drop partisanship and stand as americans as we did when obama struck bin laden simple fact,t this that the world is a better place without soleimani. the peaker pro tempore: expired.'s time has for whatto the rule -- purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: i rise in opposition motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. i thank the speaker, speaker. i doubt that there is a person disagrees withho the premises that mr. mccaul stated. soleimani was a bad person. i said -- i said during the of debate on the slotkin amendment, which referenced that premise, that no lamented the loss of mr. soleimani. no one. is 's not what this bill about, nor is that what this about.nt is his bill, which is called a partisan bill by mr. mccaul, had of the republicans in the united states senate vote for it. his bill, called a partisan bill, says -- the bill we're on, the bill we're going to pass, says, members of the and d st

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say --ue: i was going to [laughter] andres: i think gregory is absolutely right. analogies, it's very appropriate. climate change is equally as deadly but it happens very slow. unfortunately the president has been in denial for both. every time he is asked about these issues he focuses on the stock market, which is the wrong instinct. we should focus on people and threats to our way of life. the coronavirus and climate change, in different ways, do threaten our way of life. we need decisive action and leadership. corona is more urgent. more on that today. both are threats that need to be addressed with real government policies. host: one other ways the president has been responding, he's done this sort of throughout his presidency. he gathers together industry leaders and yesterday speaking at the white house talked about grocery store owners and food companies not the u.s. on a conference call with the president, sort of a different model for the president to do. how effective do you think the president can be and getting industries onboard and cooperate in a per

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that in tax see and ues with fica taxes those things. one of our great frustrations is data l get some of the rom treasury, some of it from commerce. the bureau of labor statistics. it comes in many different ways. a discussion of data so we can actually talk bout the amazing math that the working poor, you know, the movement of their wages, the in the lastir labor couple years being some of the ealthiest it's been in decades and decades, there's got to be a we can pack anni anningage -- package so the american people can see how working poor the in recent years. secretary mnuchin: we'll work that.ou on i know the i.r.s. is going to update or is in the process of information. swooik swooik mr. secretary -- mr. schweikert: mr. secretary, couple quick things. i know you are building the mem we s for a number of things did in tax reform. ne particular interest i have is carbon sequestration and things.and those one of your leads sent me a days ago saying it's coming close, they're working on it. sense on q-45? secretary mnuchin: there is no

temperatures in the 's bay area wide live shot he comes a complex here us an old in llanview but a uelooks like it's offto the background there. breezy late overniht now rain breaks up the showers and at's going to be basically north of the south bay and then for tomorrow we're talking about scattered showers breaks person inthe north bay in late heavier rains for the uth ansanta cruz mountains highs today will do 55 san francisco, oakland, 5658. for san jose and rain in the forecast level bit more about what's going on in the new next week as well marty all right dave thanks. santa clara couy continues to be one of the nation's coronarus hot spots now with 2 deaths and a growing number of cases. >>that's prompting the unty to put in new restrictions kron four's rob fladeboe has more. >>i reognize that we are in very diffict times. >>and with a number cases up to 79asof friday afternoon, the community spread of coronavirus in santa clara county is increased threefold since monday. he says doctor sarcody. >>weknow that the outbreak of covid 19 and our county will contue to accelerate a

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