i've worked with organizations like glide, city college of san francisco, united way the bay area, and the red cross, where i've been tasked with providing services to the adult and aging population. [inaudible] >> -- and many of them, as you know, are seniors. i interacted with many, and i manage a team of 12 who raised the money to support the programs, and it was at that point that i became seriously committed to working with seniors in san francisco. my i was the foreperson of the san francisco civil grand jury in 2015, and it was during that time that year that i learned about advocate programs for independent aging populations in the city, and i now look forward to reengaging in these efforts to ensure quality services and attention to our growing aging population. we all know that we currently face a public health crisis challenge due to the spread of covid-19. it's been noted that the elderly are at particular risk, heightened by the growing number of cases in california, attributed to community spread, and if a member of the commission on aging advisory council, i will support

we are particularly grateful to the united way of illinois and the alliance of illinois community foundations who are working in collaboration with the office of the governor for helping us establish this effort and serve as the organization's that will house this effort. we also want to thank the incredible team that has worked for the last few days helping us build this effort. lead in the short term by gretchen sims crosby from the university of chicago to boston consulting group accenture, so many others that have stepped up to volunteer their time and their energy on behalf of our fellow illinois people. i have been blown away by so many people that have answered the call in just the last few days to create this effort. everyone we ask to help signed on immediately. and i mean everyone. and without hesitation. we are so grateful for their time, their expertise, their resources and their passions to help us with this really deadly cost. more specifically, this fund will swiftly and efficiently deploy additional financial resources to local community foundations and nonprofits to support r

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but the program is run by united way of the wind country in santa rosa. >> they'll be able to answerery straightforward questions about where you should go. where you should go if you're experiencing symptoms. >> they partially opened the ops droernlt handle new cases as they come in. we did get a statement this afternoon from sutter health about what is going on here. they didn't directly address whether or not health care workers have been put in quarantine. what they did say is as the circumstances around covid 19 remain fluid, we continue to update our protocol in accordance with the best practices establish bid federal, state and local authorities. >> let's get back to the school situation. an east oakland charter school, monarch academy, temporarily shut down after a staff member was exposed there. the san jose discovery museum closed for the rest of week because some of its employees were exposed. san mateo county launch ad public call center to answer nonmedical questions about the virus. like how you should prepare for the spread of the virus. it have the call central will b

this shock but the member states have to take responsibility and have to act in a coordinated and united way we have heard nida and bear and with us who are listening in to that press conference and i'll start with you a lot was said if we pick through what was said what stood out to you. commission president from the line said this is just the beginning so we have to drag on for weeks and even months maybe with this situation and this is of course a very challenging situation for europe the commission of a takes 37000000000 euros as a 1st fund to reimburse companies who suffer from this coronaviruses and also to beef up the supply of medical equipment and 7 or 8000000000 euros a year mark for small companies like shops in italy or restaurants it is the which are suffering right now and she's she has she appealed to full coded nation because many member states are just doing what they want now in this crisis everybody is his own 1st and she also said no border closures for goods and people some border checks and health checks can be introduced but please keep open the borders it doesn't make

information and pleasure and humourand fun in getting information and pleasure and humour and fun in a united wayh each other. so i think the queen will set the ball rolling, and hopefully everybody is going to take up hopefully everybody is going to take up where she leaves off. that is true, isn't it, john? people are looking, whether it is from the queen, the prime minister or wherever, they are looking for leadership. i suppose whatever your politics, people are looking to those prime ministerial press conferences to hear, not only information, but also messages to the whole nation. yes, and they need to be clear, unvarnished, and done with a sense of punished the macro purpose. —— with a sense of punished the macro purpose. — — purpose. with a sense of punished the macro purpose. —— purpose. she is our most experienced public service. she has seen so much. she has only spoken to the nation on these special occasions a couple of times, most re ce ntly occasions a couple of times, most recently around the gulf war, diana, princess of wales, and her own mother 's death in 2002, and this is an o

i want to thank my united way fiscal sponsor in this critical effort to help coloradans. we have raised over $2.8 million. that is a remarkable achievement that shows the generous heart of coloradans. it will make a difference or those who have lost their jobs and are facing real difficulties. that number is going to grow. i want your help as well. visit debbie ww. -- .helpcolorado.org. you can afford to do. partners from various sectors have already stepped up to do their part. i want to thank the denver broncos. i want to thank canterbury and his wife, denise. ,he colorado health foundation amsterdam, wells fargo, many others. that information will be available to the press in terms of who is helping. we hope the rest of the corporate philanthropic -- corporate and philanthropic immunity will continue to step up to make sure we have those flexible resources, the nonprofit resources will always be more flexible in their use than public, state or federal. it meets the need and real pain people are feeling, who have lost jobs, trapped at home, don't know what to do for the

if you want to help those that were impacted that, you can go through the united way, text relief 2020, 4 one 444 and the community foundation of middle tennessee sitting up in emergency response and you can find them. the mayor of this area, putnam county, search and rescue is going on but they hope to have it wrapped up by this afternoon. rob: all right, thank you so much. carley: you were tracking the storm and have your thoughts about it at all the weather going around the country. >> reporter: they will clean up search and rescue in tennessee. we don't have any severe weather going through that region but south of that we have a frontal boundary and potential of severe storms from alabama into georgia and florida. we have a severe thunderstorm warning in southeast georgia, large hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. the past 24 hours with the potential for flooding rainfall. this is the same frontal boundary that allow those severe storms across tennessee. there is your severe threat through this evening in alabama into georgia and florida. the frontal boundary will ling

if you at home want to help those impacted by the storm here are couple ways, through the united wayt relief 2020 20224144 and there's an emergency response funds, you can visit cfmt.org. the search and rescue efforts continue today. the mayor of putnam county hopes they are able to wrap them up by later this afternoon. >> thank you so much. our prayers with all those folks as they struggle to recover. fbi agents linked to the carter page probe blocked by the fisa court from seeking additional surveillance measures. last year you may remember an inspector general's report found, quote, significant errors in an investigation into whether the former trump campaign associate had ties to russia. lindsey graham says it was unacceptable. >> we owe it to the president and the country to reform fisa so this is less likely to happen again to a future president. >> the fisa court's decision comes as congress faces a march 15th deadline whether to renew surveillance and investigative tools used by the fbi. the republicans announce a new phase of the investigation into joe biden's son. the repor

i did not think we were in thehing unit history right way. or i doubt we could approach this unit history in a better way. modern unit history has largely abandoned this a laboratory tone which were often written by a veteran of the unit. very heroic tales. by the time we got to the late 20th century, these had become pretty sophisticated analyses which really did accomplish that a unit history done well is a study of democracy at work. -- at war. adam nolan's fire brigade is one of my favorites. he knew that she made sure that we knew of individual men in the unit and he also brought -- brought in the home front factor. while i was researching my book, i was inspired to buy his approach and other unit histories from the early 20th and 21st centuries like leslie gordon, gordon greensboro. those works helped me ponder 's texasped ree hood brigade in such an effective unit. did the world the texans came from influence their effectiveness in war? i am talking about expanding beyond questions of wealth and class which are important and were motiva

serviceun organizations community groups and churches and religious organizations with groups like the united way and others out there and local governments and then to identify veterans at risk. every v.a. medical center has a suicide prevention coordinator. their job is to be out there for veterans at risk and one of the practicesiv because this is an american public health issue. and we need to do a lot more in the underlying reason is to wake up one day and say i feel like doing this it could be ptsd or chronic pain to get to the underlying reasons and to make sure we are proactively identifying and there so much more work to do that is promising with the predictive analytics and therapies but much work to be done. >> and i v.a. and they have this is their number one priority as well. with the military and the v.a. that were not the problem and you started to talk about that. we shouldn't be looking at it as a emergency response issue but the underlying issues with chronic pain and things like that and financial issues clearly there has to be a society that has the leader for the veterans com

and even in places like italy and spain have found ways to unite and show support for each other.ou've probably seen images of people in italy singing together from their balconies. people in spain clap to show their support of the doctors and nurses risking their lives every day. listen to the sound of a community clapping. [ clapping ] [ honking ] >> happens every night all across spain. citizens applauding the bravest public servants signaling they are all in this together. and together they will overcome it, even in the face of a challenge that's growing by the hour. ♪ >>> healthcare workers are on edge as supply shortages loom. >> financial markets plummet. >> an eerily quiet times square. the latest reminder that life today is different and will be for some time. >> the coronavirus is now

convention business, all of these are bigger businesses and services dominate the economy of the united states in a way they don't in china. and if you look in china, they've had a pretty rough time of it. >> yeah. >> as everyone knows. one is the supply chain is shut down. but the second is if you go to wuhan and provinces where the outbreak has been greatest, people are in their houses. they're not allowed to come out. and now we're going to see this experiment in italy where there are now quarantining 16 million people. >> yeah. >> and in a country like italy that is going to have a bigger economic impact than in china. >> and to quote the article and you just alluded to the part but i want to continue with you say we may have more to fear from an old-fashioned demand shock that emerges when everyone simply stays home. so austin, should we be more worried about causing our own economic problems? >> yeah, kind of. now, in a way i think that what pushes you back to is the argument that we should be investing every possible resource that we have to slow the spread of this virus. we should be getting th

in partnership with united way of illinois and the lights of illinois community foundations, we are establishingthe illinois covid-19 response fund. this fund will support local community foundations and organizations and nonprofits across the state were doing the work that matters most to those hit hardest by covid-19, providing emergency food and basic supplies, offering interim housing and shelter to those who need it, expanding primary health care services, assisting with utility costs and of the financial burdens, and supporting children and families who are in during school closings. already the covid-19 response fund has raised nearly $22 million, from an unprecedented hounding coalition that has rallied together around the state that they call home. my team and i are incredibly grateful for all of the businesses and leaders and organizations who have stepped up to meet this moment. and, of course, i want to thank the funds chair conforming i states secretary of commerce, longtime entrepreneur, and civic leader, and most importantly my big sister, penny pritzker. she has taken on this pro

state legislature, and then we are going to go to the other ground zero -- again, this is in the united ways. we don't know how many people have the coronavirus in the united states because of faulty tests by the cdc. very, very few people have been tested. the range of 500. president trump said by the end of this week, more than one would beests administered, but we have not seen that happen at this point. and we're going to speak with kshama sawant, who is the city councilmember from seattle, where tens of thousands of workers have been told to stay and by amazon, by facebook, a number of people have died in the area at a nursing home. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is demococracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we look at the coronavirus in the united states, in the aftermath of the house passing an $8 billllion bill and in new york, a major initiative being represented. nermeen: we are hosting a roundtable with several guests to look at the steps that have been taken to combat the spread of the coronavirus in the u.s.. le

the call center operators are in ventura county, but the program is run by united way of the wine country in santa rosa. >> they will be able to answer very straight forward questions abo about where you should go if you are experiencing symptoms. >> there is also a state of emergency declared in sonoma county and their emergency ops center has been partially opened in case there are more cases. sutter santa rosa did issue a statement today not directly confirming the fact that there are 30 employees who have been quarantined, but it did say as the circumstances around covid-19 remain fluid, we continue to update our protocols in accordance with best practices established by federal state and local authorities. they still won't comment on whether that's an indirect assurance that there were some employees who were quarantined. live in santa rosa, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> thank you. we're sending out push alerts through the news app with new information about the coronavirus outbreak. download the app now and enable push alerts so these come straight to your phone. you can customize the

the kind of thing in the old days you counted on from the red cross, from the community chest, united way, boy scouts, girl scouts. you know, in 1947, the city of new york that you and i are both sitting in was threatened with smallpox. there was an individual who had gone all over as a tourist throughout manhattan and had smallpox, infected some other people. panic ensued. the commissioner of health said, i'm going to somehow find enough vaccine to revaccinate the entire population of new york city. and who mobilized all those people and got them in lines to be revaccinated for smallpox? it was the boy scouts, and it was the red cross. well, today i doubt anybody would let the boy scouts carry out any kind of helpful activity related to this epidemic. >> it's a hell of a point. laurie garrett, please come on with us again, especially when we can see you. but thank you for putting up with us tonight and sharing your wisdom with us. we appreciate it. >>> coming up as we move on, new mexico joining the list of states telling people to stay home. we'll talk live with their governor about her

va and others, community groups and churches and religious organizations about groups like the united way and others out there with local governments and state governments and all to begin to start working together to identify veterans at risk and finding them treatment. every va medical center has something called a suicide prevention coordinator and many of them have multiple suicide prevention coordinators and their job is to be out there looking for veterans at risk and identifying ways to help them. that is one of the practices that i think the va has that the private sector should have suicide prevention coordinators because this is an american public health issue not just in veterans. but, we need to do a lot more and the underlying reason why people take their lives is not because they wake up one day and say hey, i feel like doing this. they are suffering from something and could be depression and it could be ptsd or chronic pain or substance abuse and other reasons but we have to look at the ways of getting to those underlying reasons and finding more effective diagnosis and tre

groups like the united way. got local governments and state governments.all to begin to work together to identify veterans at risk and finding them treatment. every va medical center has something called a suicide prevention coordinator. many of them have multiple. their job is to be out there looking for veterans at risk and identify ways to help them. that's one of the practices i think the va has that the private sector should have. but we need to do a lot more. the underlying reason why people take their lives is not because they wake up and say, i feel like doing this. they're suffering from something. could be depression. ptsd. it could be chronic pain or substance abuse. other reasons. with a look at ways of getting to those underlying reasons. finding more effective diagnosis and treatment.and really begin to make sure that we are proactively identifying how we can intervene and help. they're so much more work to do. lots of promise and opportunities to do that. we are looking at predicted analytics and more effective therapies. but much work to be

can the democratic party get behind a candidate quickly in a united way and one that has the best chancef beating trump in november. based on what you know, is biden -- does biden have the goods? >> well, this is certainly a giant, giant, giant benefit. let me read you one other line from michael bloomberg's statement right there. i will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life. why is that important? michael bloomberg has built up a national staff. michael bloomberg has built up a national network. he has always said that he would hand it over to the democratic nominee if that nominee is not him. he is now pledging that support to joe biden. let's go back fewer than 100 hours ago. joe biden had no wins, very little money and no path to the nomination. fast forward, he has ten wins as we speak right now. he may get 11 if maine goes his way. he was raising a boatload of money anyway. now he has michael bloomberg's support and he's looking at a map where he has a one-on-one race plus elizabeth warren who's also making decisions this morning against bernie sanders. t

meals, trying to give them anything they can and if you want to help, you can reach out to the united way cheryl, lauren, the search and rescue continues. the mayor here says they hope to have it wrapped up by later this afternoon. lauren: lauren blanchard, thank you. such a tragic story. we do hope people can help. thank you. cheryl: this next story may sound likes it's out of a hollywood movie. a pentagon employee charged with espionage. lauren: tracee carrasco has the details for us. tracee: pentagon linguist is accused of linking classified national defense information to her crush who is a foreign national with ties to the terror group hezbollah. she started to czech collect information after president trump ordered air strikes against iranian forces in iraq. she was arrested february 27t february 27th. diners are no longer waiting for a date according to a new report. restaurants are seeing a surge in solo diners, more than any other party size. lunch is the most popular meal to eat alone, followed by breakfast and then dinner. the rise comes as the number of unmarried adults contin

we thank the united way of new for partnering with us on this. s judy and i said at these gatherings, as a general matter, if you have questions about 1-800-222-222. is the website nj.gov/health. a number of things. response to the letter i sent president trump anterday -- in fact, we have initial email reply i think dan at 11:00. i had a conversation this orning at the u.s. army of engineers, jeff millhorn and his team. coming millhorn will be to trenton tomorrow with me and my team to see how the corps can build out plans for expanding new jersey's hospital capacity. judy can give you a little bit like.ense what that looks pat and judy have been up to their eyeballs in that. again, i thank the trump for their swift response to our request. been and will continue to day.busy in addition to speaking with the army corps, we had a very our ructive call with congressional delegation from both sides of the aisle. through what the reality of the coronavirus was in new they , which obviously know, but we went into detail. steps we've taken. we still ne

there is a way to do that, the united way set up an easy way to help.tims. the president will be in tennessee friday, this is likely what he'll see as there are at least 24 people dead here dozens still missing. the search for the people continues today. brian: terrible. thanks so much. meanwhile, steve. steve: bernie sanders one his home state of vermont big yesterday but elizabeth warren, not so lucky in massachusetts where she finished third period that's embarrassing. joining us right now, cliff, we got miranda. if you cannot finish even second in your home state but she didn't first, is it time for her to say i tried my best but it's time to call it quits? >> that's a big message from people who know you best. he's represented that state for seven years. they obviously don't think she has what it takes. i think that is embarrassing. joe biden didn't open a single campaign, you didn't have advertising in that state and he still one. that tells you elizabeth warren, there's something missing in her campaign. what she's doing, she's hurting bernie san

united nations. and to accept the power and the way how the measures are for the security council. in exchange for that, stalin insisted that the soviet union have more than one vote. from that point in the united states there was a strong opposition that any country would have more than one vote. and fks dr agrees and he gets also something back from stalin stalin says he would not mind if the united states also had more than one vote. there is a discussion that there would be alaska and hawaii that would join the united nations. but once that information was leaked to the american public, there was a major scandal. people were prepared to forgive stalin and for breaking one nation and one vote, but not to forgive or accept that from their own president. so we're not supposed to behave like that. so that is very interesting. and alaska never became a member of the united nations. i'm pretty sure i'm running out of time, so i will try to wrap up my presentation. i miserably failed to cover all aspects of the yalta conference, but i tried to deal with the most important ones and the

let's go to the united states now way of one in 4 americans face lockdown the number of coronavirus cases in new york state alone has soared to 11000 president donald trump has urged americans to quote study it hard and save lives he has so far ruled out wide lockdown vice president mike pence said he would be tested after one of his i contracted the virus he added that almost 200000 americans had already been tested we feel as if they cannot make disaster growing the u.s. is preparing a financial package worth some 2 trillion dollars let's bring in d.w. correspondent all of us in washington hi all of us there's been a huge spike in cases in new york. of the total cases in the u.s. so how exactly is the state being with this. it's a huge spike in almost 25000 cases across the united states right now you mention it half of them almost in new york in new york state and that's really stunning you know yesterday we talked about it and the numbers seem to have almost doubled since then the u.s. now coming after china italy and spain number 4 of the most affected. countries affected by the clon

i've worked with organizations like glide, city college of san francisco, united way the bay area, and the red cross, where i've been tasked with providing services to the adult and aging population. [inaudible] >> -- and many of them, as you know, are seniors. i interacted with many, and i manage a team of 12 who raised the money to support the programs, and it was at that point that i became seriously committed to working with seniors in san francisco. my i was the foreperson of the san francisco civil grand jury in 2015, and it was during that time that year that i learned about advocate programs for independent aging populations in the city, and i now look forward to reengaging in these efforts to ensure quality services and attention to our growing aging population. we all know that we currently face a public health crisis challenge due to the spread of covid-19. it's been noted that the elderly are at particular risk, heightened by the growing number of cases in california, attributed to community spread, and if a member of the commission on aging advisory council, i will support

that we came together, that we took a lesson from the way americans are uniting all across the countryorking together we combined ideas from both sides and took a bold step to protect americans and help our nations. i'm not sure how many ways to say it madam president, but the clock has run out, the buzzer is sounding. the hour for bargaining as though this were business as usual has expired. the american people need our democratic friends to take yes for an answer. i hope that will happen today. doctors and nurses need masks. families need help, small businesses need cash, hospitals need funding. sthere senate majority is ready to deliver those things. we been ready to deliver those things for a while. i hope today is the day this body will get it done. >> madam president, i will be brief. i just finished a very productive meeting with secretary steve mnuchin, ÃÃ and mark meadows the president acting chief of staff. last night i thought we were on the five yard line, right now we are on the two yard line. as i also said last night, at this point of the few outstanding issues, i don't

in my home state of kentucky, the official motto is united we stand, divided we fall. and every day i hear about new ways kentuckians are standing united even if they have to stand six feet apart. i recently heard about a resident of campbell county in northern kentucky named debbie buckley. in her day job, debbie works for the local government but recently she heard about some students at a nearby university who were still living in the dorms even though in-person classes have been canceled. some had to remain in the area for work. others were international students who couldn't get home. their situations were completely uncertain. the local shelves were not fully stocked, so debbie decided to do something. she put out a call for help and kentuckians answered the call. churches, restaurants, neighbors all pitched in with food and supplies. debbie drove all over northern kentucky checking those donations and then delivering them to these young people. she's found everything a college student could need -- canned goods, mike wavable meals and even airheads candy, which i'm proud to say are made right ther