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and whether it is wet markets or bush meat or traditional medicines in some cultures, all of us need to realize that valuekeeping someplaces wild in order to keep our planet in balance. >> yeah, bill you have a special report tonight. the road to change, america's climate crisis" at 10:00. here's a preview. >>> this whole lake was there was no lake in early 1950s. so the ice went all the way down to the. >> right. to the end of the lake down there. >> right. >> this is what is left of alaska's spencer glacier. what took thousands of years of the snow to grow has melted away in mere decades. ♪ >> the ice that we're standing on is probably about 5,000 years old. once this water melts off and goes into the ocean, as long as we have all this carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, it is not coming back here. >> and if you count greenland and the polar cap, since 1961 early has lost the equivalent of a block of ice the size of the united states 16 feet thick. >>>, now that is some perspective. what are the long-term environmental ramifications of all that ice melting? >> well, in miami the voters actually voted a ta

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have zero predictive value when it comes to presidential election or where a president's stands is on the eve of an election. let's not forget, after the 1991 gulf war, george hw bush's's approval rating shot up to around 90% and he still lost in 1992. what do you think this crisis is revealing about resident trump, his strength in his week this is, not perceived by us but perceived by regular voters in the states? i think it's showing exactly who trump is. it shows his great strength, which is as a showman, is absolutely exploiting these coronavirus briefings in a brilliant way and it his ability to dodge and deflect. 0nce and it his ability to dodge and deflect. once the republican party was the party of personal responsibility but trump has taken responsibility for nothing. he has blamed the lack ofa nothing. he has blamed the lack of a strong response on everything ranging from barack 0bama to the democrats to the chinese to the cdc and that of course shows his weakness, his inability to assume accountability for anything and his continuing pervasive lying. he is pervade more misinformation to the american people during this crisis than any other resident in the

value adds that speech writing brings to a president. give him something to react to, to look at. president bush was not really a writer, but he was a really serious editor. very confident editor. he had this very, very logical mind. you've heard me tell this story -- he could read an eight page speech draft, throw it down on his desk and look at the ceiling and recite to you the outline of the speech. i am not capable of that, but he could internalize it. he called me in one morning really early and he was going to give a speech across town and it was one of the speeches where you have to cover two things not related. in the middle of the speech, you had to connect the two. he was going to his final read through and he said what is this on page three in the middle paragraph? it was 6:30 in the morning or something. i said, in the nature of a transition, mr. president. he said this word. take it out. [laughter] >> he wanted it direct and clear, the way that sorenson used to describe john f. kennedy, he could feel the momentum of the words. and if you didn't feel it while reading the speech, ther

bush everybody that i talk to, and we were on the air at 8:30 eastern didn't find much of value in thisumber, but i think that you can scratch down on the surface and give us some information that might be more optimistic >> all right so the one optimistic thing, and this will sounds a little counterintuitive, is that the minus 700,000 number is actually good news. now why -- how could it possibly be good news the answer is, we already know that during the first week when we got the new unemployment initial unemployment claims, we were already at 3.3 million. most of us thought that that didn't reflect layoffs that had already occurred and were baked into those earlier numbers the fact that we're already seeing is the 700,000 loss in the early march numbers, approximately march 12th, tells us that those early claims numbers already have that in there. so what that means is that the initial claims are a little bit ahead of where we thought they were and so they may start to level off a little bit more rapidly than we expected you know, if you're looking for good news it's hard to find go

value for that money. >> reporter: observers expect congress to step in and require more public accountability and transparency. but that could take some time. both the obama and the bushera stimulus packages took years ca effect two weeks. i'm steven stock, nbc bay area news. >>> encouraging news about a new drug to fight covid-19 created right here in the bay area. originally used to treat ebola. the staff obtained video of doctors at the university of chicago discussing drugs for the coronavirus. they said most patients were discharged and just two died. >> it looks encouraging compared to a lot of other medications based on whatever is published so far. but we still need information from the trial and i'm optimist ek we will have that information soon. >> drawing conclusions from partial data would, quote, premature and scientifically unsound. >>> it's 7:53. still ahead, we talk to an expert about the toilet paper shortage and several alternatives you can use. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making

value for that money. >> reporter: observers expect congress to step in and require more public accountability and transparency, but that could take some time. both the obama and the bushra stimulus packages took years to implement. the c.a.r.e.s. act has only been in effect two weeks. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, the long road to recovery for coronavirus survivors. what happens after they leave the hospital. >>> and we're tracking a chance of some showers just for one day tomorrow, and then almost summer-like temperatures on the way in because you can't get to the theater, we're bringing the theater home to you, with xfinity movie premiere. there's a world full of other trolls. how different can they be? our brand-new service that lets you watch all the latest movie releases from the comfort of home. trolls world tour available now. i will protect you no matter what, pinky promise. just say xfinity movie premiere into your voice remote to bring the theater to you. >>> for many survivors of coronavirus, the fight doesn't end after leaving the hospital. nbc's gadi schwartz how some are recovering and taking on new challenges. [ cheering ] >> re

value for that money. >> reporter: observers expect congress to step in and require more public accountability and transparency, but that could take some time. both the obama and the bushra stimulus packages took years to implement. the c.a.r.e.s. act has only been in effect two weeks. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, the long road to recovery for coronavirus survivors. what happens after they leave the hospital. >>> and we're tracking a chance of some showers just for one day tomorrow, and then almost summer-like temperatures on the way in your seven-day forecast. first look when we come right back. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> for many survivors of coronavirus, the

value adds that speechwriting brings to a president. he's got so much going on. give him something to react to. give him something he can look at. president bush, he wasn't really a writer, but he was a real serious editor. >> right. >> very, very confident editor. and he had this very, very logical mind. he could read -- you've heard me tell this story -- he could read an eight-page speech draft, throw it down on his desk, look at the ceiling and recite to you the outline of the speech. i'm not capable of doing that, but he could internalize it. and he called me one morning real early, and he was going to give a speech across town. and it was one of these speeches where you had to cover two things that were not related. and so, you had to in the middle of the speech, connect the two. and he was going through his final read-through before being taken over to the hilton or wherever, and he said, "what's this on page three, the middle graph?" and it was, you know, 6:30 in the morning or something, and i said, well, it's in the nature of a transition, mr. president. and he says, it's just words, isn't it? and i said, "yes, sir." he said, "take it