the woodrow wilson school of public and international affairs, woodrow wilson college, the woodrow wilsone woodrow wilson professorship of english, the woodrow wilson scholars program, and so on. in each instance, deploying wilson's name was a mark of high esteem. even though some students declared that princeton had not substantially changed since wilson's era, the fact of the matter is the university had changed significantly, if belatedly, in measurable ways. the measurement was mostly related in terms of demographic change over time. women, racial, sexual, and religious minorities, international students, all were now regular members of the community. however, the vestiges of earlier ideologies lingered. it wasn't just about woodrow wilson. his name was the most easily attached to the set of values that the university no longer admired in full. the legacy review committee acknowledged this and made it clear it was committed to a university that was welcoming and inclusive. while the committee recommended that wilson's name remain attached to the various buildings and awards, it declar

wilson, wilson as a southerner, that is a very competent in question.ental version. -- virginia. his parents had moved there from ohio. he had no american born grand parents. he grew up within this presbyterian world, which to some extent insulated him from the surrounding environment. and what i found very, very puzzling and frustrating was in trying to get into his early life and the sources on it are not as good as they are, for example, for theodore roosevelt. african-americans are invisible. and that awful scene from " birth of a nation," wilson was a in columbia south carolina, at that time. two of his early biographers, who bless their hard work neverlists, baker, interviewed any of the black severance from there.-- servants from there. the only one who did was william allen white. i never found any notes. extremely frustrated to me. forgive me, one thing he did not mention about the princeton thing was his inauguration as president in 1902. who did he say he gave the best speech at that inauguration? dr. holloway: i confess i do not know. >> boo

woodrow wilson.elt split the republican vote. if roosevelt had won the nomination unopposed by taft, the republicans with roosevelt would have won. wilson understood this, but interpret interpreted this as a sign of divine approval. >> only two years after entering politics, woodrow wilson is one of the most powerful men in the world. >> wilson's rise in politics was one of the most rapid rises one could think of. he rode that momentum and immediately as president put forward a string of progressive reforms. >> bitterly disappointed by his defeat, teddy roosevelt returns to exploring and writing. six years later he suddenly dies from a blood clot. he's just 60 years old. >> taft goes to roosevelt's funeral. and long after everyone else has left, taft is seen alone at the grave site weeping. >> and i think that that speaks to the affection that taft really had for roosevelt. and also speaks to what roosevelt did when he decided to stand for a third time. he damaged a very real friendship. >> taft is b

let's start with august wilson. august wilson was born frederick august kittel on april 27th of 1945. his mother's name was daisy wilson. she was a cleaning lady. his father's name was frederick august kittel. he was a german baker. i want you guys to pay attention. race matters in a very specific way. race asuis always one of the ths we're discussing as we look at these plays. his father, frederick august kittle, was a german baker, so he's white, or he's european. and then his mother is a black woman named daisy, right? and she's a cleaning lady. i want you to understand, we're already talking about a mixed relationship. so, his mixed identity is a part of what he's working on when he's writing, like how he is negotiating african-american existence is a part of who and what he is as he is working as an artist and as a writer. it's part of the mission that he's undertaking. he is the fourth of six children. and they live in the hill district of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. a lot of what wilson's going to talk about de

when we finally make it to august wilson we have the things motivating august wilson is his desire to move black people from the margins to the center and say what's true about us, what matters to us, what's happening in or lives? because when we're just on the margins, what we have to say is maybe not, it's not part of the main story, so it becomes this chairic toaricatur caricature. we have george jefferson in what was not the oviey bunker show but it was archie bunker. and we have good times. black people's lives for a long time was something you laughed at. not with, but laughed at. we were the joke. we were the comedy. think about eddie murphy. don't know if any of you have looked or read his early comedy. think of what it's rooted on. it's different. black people, creating black comedy, for black people is a different experience than black people appearing in largely white structures and laughed at ax i want you to consider how that works. on television, we have rose anne, maried with children, believe it or not, mtv, video killed the radio star. i was a high school student then

august wilson was born frederik patel. in 1945 his mother's name was daisy wilson shows a cleaning lady his father was a german baker. race matters in a specific way race is always something that we're discussing what we look at these plays his father was a german baker so he is white. he is european and his mother is a black woman named daisy and she is a cleaning lady i want you to understand we are already talking about a mixed relationship and this is a part of what he's working on how he is negotiating african american exist and it's a part of who and what he is as he's working its part of the mission he is undertaking he is the fourth of six children and they live in the hill district of pennsylvania a lot of what wilson is going to talk about deals with the great migration great migration i mentioned that in this class before. the great migration is what happened after reconstruction in the south. when the social status of black people moved from slavery to freed to the reconstruction era to sharecropping. it was th

i'm from the woodrow wilson house. there was a collective suck and sigh like what -- not to mention maybe one or two cases of whiplash. there was no oxygen left in the room. they all turned to look to us to say, do you know where you are? what are you doing here? i said, yes. they said, who are these crazy women attending this meeting? i said, you know, we are not crazy. we are passionate. we are passionate about telling stories. we are passionate about telling inclusive, diverse stories in this house. that is why -- that is how this all formulated. it is my pleasure to have you here to start this with us. this is really -- we are embarking on something that we are very excited about. so with that i will introduce you -- let's see. i am thrilled that karen is here. and thank you. the woman's suffrage centennial commission was created by congress in 2017 to ensure suitable observance of the centennial of the passage and ratification of the 19th amendment to the constitution of the united states providing for women's suf

. >> it's super tuesday 2 and coronavirus dominating the news with good data welcome back sreid wilson to our desk, national political reporter for the hill and author of the 2018 epidemic: e bola and the global scramble to prevent the next killer outbreak. we wilson, let's start with the rest area of the two more topics, two more states hold their democratic primaries today. what are the storylines that viewers are trying to digest, super tuesday from last week, what should they be watching forthis week . >> i'm glad you said super tuesday two, i thought that's just tuesday it's just tuesday so we a number of states , this night, the most critical ones for both of the campaigns right now is a spent their last couple of days is in michigan. arthey state that bernie sanders one back in 2016. got the largest delicate call, hundred 25 delegates up for grabs and it's a statement appears to be tilting towards former vice president joe biden. he's got the support of not just his former rivalscory booker and connell harris who he rallied with last night but the governorof the state gretchen w

wilson and his

i just wanted to make one point mister wilson. whether you give people small or large metrics, it really doesn't matter when their ears are closed or they want to do is make a political point. i understand what you are trying to say and i truly appreciate arguments for that. my question is is that, the reason i'm calling is because somebody did say something about stephanie murphy. i happen to be stephanie murphy's constituents, i happen to be a democrat, i happen to be an old hippie was 66 years old so i think real umbrage when somebody doesn't call me a real democrat area. >> my issue is really not stephanie murphy. but the division not only betweenrepublicans and democrats , but between democrats within the old party and i think it's systemic of what's actually happening. we have to grant to one person and one person alone. debernie sanders is a great guy. socialist programs are idyllic and utopian and god, i wish we could have them. i really do. i have seen arguments that economically and mathematically that might not be the c

couple -- tom hanks and his wife rita wilson have both tested positive for coronavirus. are posted the news on social media tonight. the couple are in australia. they were both tested after showing symptoms. they had body ache chills d fevers. hanks and wilson say that they will be observed and isolated for as long as is required. >> live look at mineta san jose airport where several tsa agents tested positive for coronavirus. >> there are more questions than answers about who may have been exposed, katie? >> reporter: most of the information we have about the agents that tested positive is coming from their union. they told us all three worked here screening passengers at terminal b which is southwest and alaska airlines and that all three worked the night shift. now, local political leaders are demanding answers from the tsa. unng hh riknowing erson with an

hollywood superstar tom hanks and his wife rita wilson reveal they have the virus, one of america's mostbeloved stars and the underlying condition that makes his case more dangerous. and serving with(a one-of-a-kind cafeÉ giving a chance to children often forgotten by others. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening. and thank you for joining us. as we come on the air tonight, life here in america is changing. we want to provide you depth and understanding during this pandemic. the full scope of the coronavirus outbreak is coming into focus, and it is a bleak picture. schools in entire cities and states have been ordered closed, including in ohio and maryland and in the cities of atlanta and san francisco. millions of students will now have to stay home, and wall street had its worst day since the 1987 crash. nearly all major sporting events have also been called off, including march madness. and tonight the death toll in the u.s. now tops 40. more than 1,500 cases have been confirmed in nearly every state and

. >>> the murder case against a man killed nia wilson at an oakland bart station. coming up, what was said during the closing arguments and the response from nia's family. >> plus, the local counties joining stanford now because of local health concerns. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's now 4:24. a man accused of killing a teenager back in 2016 has been arrested. 20-year-old daniel carillo has been charged with homicide. the press democrat claims the suspect and the victim were classmates at ranchero catotti high school. and he was in custody for an unrelated case. >>> jury deliberations will now begin in the case against the man accused of killing nia wilson at oakland's bart station. henry lee was in the courtroom during closing arguments and has reaction from the family. >> reporter: prosecutor john ford said john cowell should be convicted for the unpredicted murder. the prosecutor told the jury that cowell was trying to fool them by putting on a show for them. cowell was ejected after swearing at the prosecutor and refusing to watch bart surveillance vi

he posted on instagram that he and rita wilson are in australia.ey had body aches. to be safe they were tested for covid-19 and the results came back positive. they will be observed and isolated as long as public health and safety requires. he is in australia to film a movie. >>> the grand princess cruise ship remains docked at the port of oakland. it has been a slow process over the past three days to empty the cruise ship and screen each person for the virus. ktvu's debora villalon is live with what is next and how it is tough to find places for everyone to go. >> reporter: cdc spokesperson said they are down to the final 300 passengers. that sounds like a lot of people but not on a ship this big. 2200 have been taken off since the operation began monday. >> we are in oakland california and this cruise liner with coronavirus. >> we live in strange times. >> reporter: he has twice made his way over to the water front to capture the grand princess cruise ship before it is gone. looking more like a ghost ship after a purge of passengers. >> you see

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you are on with reid wilson. caller: i'm a native vermonter and i work on volunteered with bernie sanders for 30 years ever since he was the mayor. and then a big issue came up in vermont and it was the f-35's. and f-35 is capable of carrying nuclear missiles. and we are in a small community. i live about five miles from burlington. bernie sanders was for the f-35. we have a shortage of housing. in order to get the f-35's to be located here and bernie sanders was a main leader of this, we had to take out at least $10 million worth of housing. housing wasw income bulldozed because bernie wanted f-35's. well the f-35's are totally capable of carrying nuclear weapons. for peace.was he always said i don't want the proliferation of nuclear weapons and we said bernie, then you can't have it both ways. he goes, they are coming. end of story. and all these people that have supported bernie, that's why he only got 50% of the vote this time in the primaries. talk on one side of his mouth and he will say another thing to hi

a couple of reasons wilson liked it. wilson was a fanatic golfer. genuinely fanatic. used to spend hours out in back of the white house. he had his golf balls painted black in the winter so he could golf in the snow. i don't want to say it was only golf but golf plays a big partner story. wilson also was a big fan and a big supporter of and supported by the chambers of commerce. so he wanted daylight saving on behalf of the chamber of commerce but couldn't get the country to accept it. i it was really under the guys of day thought saving. in world were 2 we don't have a national law. >> the chamber of commerce inside greater friend than franklin roosevelt. this may be a familiar temperature to all of you. every story i dug up seems completely lunatic and unbelievable and new to me but here's one. roosevelt so loved the chamber of commerce that he changed the day of thanksgiving. the this is a little surprising. he moved thanksgiving back a week to make it instead of the fourth thursday in november, the third so that the chamber -- all the department stores would have

i mentioned the woodrow wilson house. houseilson left the white , he actually had a wine collection and he did not want to leave it behind because his warren harding was a heavy drinker. so wilson got a permit to collection.s wine if you had alcohol in your prohibition before prohibition, that was yours to keep. they were not going to take it from you. you could not manufacture, sell, or transport. you had to get special permission to transport out from the white house to his new house . andot that permit approved they came by the house. we had a prohibition tour and at the end of the tour, they saw the prohibition era winds -- wine cellar. it was really unique. it's amazing. now look right up front. that short bottle in the center, that is cointreau. the packaging has hardly changed. it's amazing. many of the bottles, we believe, wilson got from the french ambassador's house. grateful forvery helping to save france, so we believe that the wilson's got a perpetual resupply from the french embassy. they were considered for

wilson walker on whether it will be enough.>> reporter: when you are past the point of containment your best hope is to slow the fire is down. you might have heard the phrase flattening the curve. this animation explains it nicely. you don't want the virus to spread so quickly that it overwhelms our healthcare system's ability to treat you very sick. that is what social distancing is designed to do. two questions do we know where we are on the curve right now and do we know where we are going? >>> hindsight is 20/20. we never know where we are on the curve until after it has been drawn.>> reporter: an infectious disease expert at stanford university said making any prediction about how the virus will spread in the u.s. is difficult. because we are actually watching several different outbreaks at once. >>> in new rochelle new york we know that is a very specific kind of outbreak. we get may be patterned that one. that has nothing to do with what is happening in seattle or santa clara or any other place. it is really hard to scale up a model that would take into account all the different

now. >>> the man charged in the killing of nia wilson was declared guilty on two counts today.ury took only a few hours to reach the verdict. they found john cowell guilty of first degree murder for stabbing nia wilson in the necking, and they found him guilty of attempted murder for stabbing her sister that night. nia wilson's family today reacted outside the courtroom. >> my heart was -- i was trying to eat, i couldn't eat no more: we got here and i thank the lord for his blessing. >> shocking the verdict came in so quick. i was on the way home and i got the phone call at 4:18 p.m. saying to come back here, the verdict, is in. >> tomorrow begins the sanity phase of the trial. the jury will hear evidence. john cowell's attorney said he was divorced from reality at the time of the attack. prosecutors say he knew exactly what he was doing saying he changed his clothes, wow wiped his knife clean and threw it away to throw police off his trail. if he is found sane he could face life in prison without the possibility of patrol. >>> a man was shot just before 10:00 a.m. this morning

, wilson said no quarantines.said give a speech and tell americans who is going on so that they can prepare and protect themselves. wilson said no, it is more time, i think that that would be bad for morale. and he even said in private it is a bad thing that so many people are dying of influenza, but maybe it wihasten the end o world are war and save a few lives glp l lives. >> let me play donald trump his of wilson. >> we have it totally under control. we think that it will have a very good ending for us. so that i can assure you. it will disappear one day, it is like a me miracle. i think the 3.4% is a false number pup it will all work out. everybody has to be calm. >> came out of nowhere, but we're taking care of it. you have to be calm. it will go away. >> donald trump doesn't listen to historian, bullpen he does watch tv. so if he happens to be hate watching this morning, ifhe doe watch tv. so if he happens to be hate watching this morning, if speak about how this goes when you pretend that a crisis is not a

wilson had breast cancer, and hanks has diabetes.itions which can increase the risk of getting coronavirus and its effects. hanks says that he had mild symptoms and was able to get tested right away. >>> all right. coming up on -- the house of representatives today is expected to vote on a sweeping economic rescue package. we'll get more of that in a moment. imagine yourself in a new toyota. ♪ yeah. ♪ yeah. with great deals, get ready to turn your dreams into reality. right now, save big with an incredible deal on the toyota of your dreams. offers end march 31st. to learn more about all our great deals, visit toyota.com. ready, set, go get your toyota today. toyota. let's go places. gewith an extra 15% off...e savings! save on women's tops. men's dress apparel... and sonoma bath towels are just $7.64! plus, take $10 off your men's or women's style event purchase of $50 or more. plus - get kohl's cash! right now... at kohl's and kohl's dot com. >>> the house of representatives today is expected to vote on a sweeping economic rescue pa

wilson from kpix. wilson, kpix, next question. >> i understand the scenarios are always changes. you mentioned see -- always changing. you mentioned seeing the surge in two weeks. as you understand that path now, can you tell us what it looks like in terms of, i guess, sharpness, for lack of a better word, and duration. if that's the start in less than two weeks, what kind of a timeline? >> i cannot give you a specific timeline at this point. i'm basing the surge information -- if you look at the curves in new york right now, if you looked at what happened in wuhan, china, the curves are very steep. trying to get as specific as you're asking for, we simply cannot do. we're tracking the data to see what the plausible scenarios are. in terms of what this may be, we really don't have an answer to that because we're doing a shelter in place right now. we're hoping that that's effective. we're wanting everybody to stay at home to save lives. if that works, that will greatly did greatly deaccelerate the curve and flatten the curve. the other thing, following the sign and facts, you nee

they know this guilty verdict is not going to bring mia wilson back. their 18-year-old daughter, sister. but they know this is going to bring them one step closer to closure. it really did not take a lot of time for these 12 jurors to reach a unanimous decision. less than 90 minutes ago the jury convicted john lee cowell of first-degree murder of mia wilson, stabbed in the neck as she was getting off a bart train at the macarthur station in oakland in july 2018. video shown in court showed the gruesome stabbing caught on tape by bart security cameras. the jury also found cowell guilty of attempted murder for stabbing mia's sister latifah. lateifah wilson was in the courtroom and knew it was a good sign when she was told the jury had reached a verdict so quickly. >> it's overwhelming. happy that mia could rest at peace. >> it was like, into the courthouse, the verdict's in. my heart was fluttering, stomach was shaking. i was trying to eat, i couldn't eat no more, you know. we got here and i thank the good lord, you know, for his many blessings. >> repor

to death after macarthur's station, this happened back in 2018 when wilson and her sister were walking on the platform at that station, wilson sister latifah survived the stabbing, cowell says that he attacks the women because they were aliens who abducted his grandmother. now, the suspect has a long history of diagnosed mental illness including schizophrenia , he pleaded guilty by reason of insanity, the prosecutor insisted all along that he wasn't crazy, he knew what he was doing and was not crazy when he killed mia wilson. he was removed from the courtroom numerous times for the trial, for disruptive outbursts that he will now face life in prison.>>> from live news desk, back to you. >>> we're learning that two people who attended the rsa cyber security conference in san francisco have tested positive for the coronavirus. it was held at the muscogee center beginning on february 24th them attracting 36,000 people, two employees of the company got sick after leaving, one is hospitalized in connecticut. the company called x sabina says it does not know when the workers got sick, but re

. >> stunning announcement: hollywood legend tom hanks and his wife, rita wilson, revealing they have the coronavirus, testing positive in australia, the couple now in isolation. >> we felt a bit tired, like we had colds and some body aches. rita had some chills that came and went, slight fevers, too. not much more to it than a one-day-at-a-time approach, no? >> trevor: yes, ladies and gentlemen, corona got to tom hanks. and this man's already been through so much. i mean, think about it. after the war he's been through and that time his plane crashed. ( laughter ) and he already had to deal with his dog dying. i feel bad for him. ( laughter ) i mean, at the same time, he shouldn't have been letting everyone touch his chocolates. that's probably how he got it. ( laughter ) but, regardless, he has announced that him and his wife, rita wilson, are going to be in isolation. and, luckily, he's used to being stuck alone with wilson, so he'll be fine. ( laughter ) yeah, you thought the movie jokes were done, and then i came back with another one. ( applause ) you know, just-- just, by the w

. >> i'm ken bastida we begin the coverage with wilson walker quiz at laguna honda in san francisco. wilson. >> reporter: think back to the first real scare, kirkland washington we knew from the beginning that long-term and senior care facilities were particularly vulnerable to the virus. the city had taken steps to secure the building but it wasn't enough. >> i could confirm as of yesterday there are six staff members and one patient at laguna honda that of tested positive were coronavirus. contact investigations are underway including testing. those units have been quarantined. >> reporter: the city quarantine laguna honda hoping to keep the virus away from the 750 residents inside and now all residents and staff members are being tested to determine who else might be infected. >> we have begun bringing in additional resources including staff and expertise on long- term care, infection control, and infectious disease. >> reporter: across town the city is investigating a positive test at san francisco general hospital, an er worker. health officials aren't sure how they contracted t

just starting with tom hanks and rita wilson. the real question, is the reason they know they're coronavirus positive is because they're in australia because had they been here, would they have even been tested? >> well, you know, in this country, we're doing about 20,000 a day. in my state of michigan, a total of 1300. the availability of test 1300 total, only tested around a hundred. tom hanks and rita wilson, possibly, the health care system in our country is very much the haves and the have notes and i expect they may have been able to come upon a test. the average citizen is having a really hard time still to this day getting tested. >> not even just the average citizen. i'm talking about a member of congress coming up in self-quarantine, no symptoms but around somebody who is. he can't get his hands on a test, yet you have these two utah jazz basketball players who tested positive for coronavirus. they clearly have been tested. how are they able to get to test right away? >> i don't know the capability in each individual st

he killed nia wilson on a bart platform.ork isn't done yet. >> another big primary day in the presidential race. joe biden looking to cement his status as the democratic frontrunner. we'll break down the numbers as they come in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on the new xc90 available with six seats. xc90. recharged. lease the volvo xc90 for $499 per month. at your local volvo retailer. >>> a man caught pointing a laser at other cars in marin county. one of those cared belonged to the california highway patrol. >> reporter: two marin county chp officers were on highway 101 late monday night. they were doing a traffic break, slowing down cars by driving back and forth. >> all you're driving along, they see a green beam of light come through the car. >> reporter: as they kept driving south, there was even more bright light. >> the entire cabin just filled with green light. so it looked like this green laser ended up hitting a mirror, which kede frakted it through the whole car. >> reporter: he say

a decision was reached in the stabbing death of n eeumda wilson's death. the reason the case against john lee cowell is far from however. >> plus, harvey winestein will be sentenced today. what court documents about e- mails he sent. ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music it's the rush of relaxation. introducing the all-new lincoln corsair. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 4:14. starting today, the sanity face in the trial of john lee cowell will begin. >> that verdict came just hours after jury deliberations began. ktvu's henry lee has the emotional reaction from n eeumda ia wilson's family. . >> reporter: john lee cowell will await his fate. cowell is convicted of toefrped murder. both sisters were stabbed in the neck. latifa and another sister lashya wilson also took the stand in the trial. the prosecutor says it was all an act and that cowell wanted to look crazy. >> we half way there. they see exactly what we saw and that's good. so we're still climbing the hill but we're at the top. we're trying to make it

it happened back in 2018 when wilson and her sister were walking at the station, wilson's sister survived the stabbing, cal was conducting of attempted murder. the jury took only a couple of hours to reach their verdict extracts tomorrow a separate phase of a child will begin cal will plead not guilty by his reason of insanity that depending on the outcome he will face life in prison where he would serve his sentence at a state mental hospital. >> bay area counties getting on the aggressive in hopes of containing the coronavirus. 15 coverage of this developing situation. >> reporter: elizabeth and ken here at the center of there is an overhead message that plays on the telling fans that their safety is important but in light of the warrior's decision not to cancel tonight's game, it has some state and local lawmakers questioning. >> it is business as usual at the center of their signs up on all entrances asking fans to monitor their health in advance of tonight's game. >> major-league baseball and the nba put out guidelines to protect their athletes. but not their fans. >>

you know, i don't think what you are telling me senator wilson would approve. [laughter] so there was that aspect. i could go on but they were human beings. >> i know you have been fascinated by these five women. they are all notable. but at any point have you considered others to include the runners-up who would be worthy of us to be aware of? >> there were many other women who had lesser accomplishments in a sense but for me these women did extraordinary things. over a long period of time i couldn't find anybody else with quite that longevity i was looking for. my wife has always told me three is to view for you cannot do an even number so you have to do five so that's how i focused. and not to be silly but it turned out the five that were the most notable people that i came across and any of you who have thoughts about the south why did i include them? what i wanted to do was draw attention to the union cause which was intrude on - - in trouble and to believe passionately about it and good things not just to lecture and write books. but they were doers and d

. >>> tom hanks and rita wilson both testing positive for coronavirus, as well. and tonight, tom hanks' message about their symptoms and what comes next for them. >>> from italy tonight, the toll worsening. a brother posting a heartbreaking video inside a home. his sister losing her battle. teams arriving behind him, days after he started begging for help. authorities now say italy is still two weeks from its peak. >>> and president trump and this image tonight. a brazilian official, to the far right, just days ago at mar-a-lago, standing beside the president. that official has now tested positive for coronavirus. the president is asked, will he be tested? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and it was a another day of fast-moving developments in this coronavirus emergency and we will carefully get through it all right here with you tonight. we're going to begin with the states of emergency across this country, and now here in new york city, a state of emergency declared, as well. tonight, more than 1,300 people sickened

so, we have tom hanks, we have rita wilson. what do you know?as wondering when we were going to see somebody famous come down with coronavirus. and now we have the answer. in fact i want you to go ahead and take a listen to what tom hanks has posted on his instagram. i'll read it to you. it says quote, we felt a bit tired luke we had colds and bodyaches. rita had chills that came and went. to play things right as needed in the world, we were tested for coronavirus and were found to be positive. well, now, what to do next? the medical officials have protocol that must be follows. we hangss' will be tested, observed, and isolated for as long as public health and safety requires. rita wilson just posted it as well but changed it a little bit to say keep us in your prayers at the end. pretty much the same statement from the couple in australia. >> we will keep them in our prayers. they were down there shooting a movie, has to do with elvis, correct? >> yeah, that's what we're learning from warner brothers which did confirm one of the cast members ca

wilson is pretty much 100% model of what not to do.say, the klan was refounded in 1915, rose from 2 to 6 million americans, 5 g governors. the 347 had klan delegates, went to 103 ballots because they wouldn't vote for al smith, the irish catholic governor of new york. the movie "birth of the nation" was screened at the white house. wilson was taken in on that. he had an old classmate who was a pr guy. still, wilson very much represented this white supremacist view of reconstruction, his speech at gettysburg, which david blythe, the great historian has talked about, attempted to make the war not about slavery but about mutual regional courage. and so, in all of these instances, wilson failed interestingly to do something that he himself laid out. he was a political scientist. he had described the presidency as -- the president as having the capacity to be as big a man as he can. that's an interesting phrase. and yet we can also see, and we're seeing it now, that a president can also be as small. >> yeah. well, and we often leave out the

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we're going to begin with a very brief discussion about who and what august wilson was, his goal as athat you have heard before from our in-class presentation from sem hall, but there's going to be some stuff that i'm going to talk about in a little bit more

kpix 5's wilson walker will have the latest developments there coming up for us at 5:30. >>> and now to the latest on prt joe biden winninten states on super tuesday. but senator bernie sanders is maintaining a lead over biden here in california. this as another cab dat drops out and announces they are backing biden. kpix 5's natalie brand has the latest on the shake-up >> reporter: veronic joe biden has spent the day in california, l.a., gave a speec did not mention michael bloomberg's big decision to drop out of the race and add his name to the list of former democratic hopefuls now endorsing the former vice president. a day after a dismal super tuesday finish, billionaire michael bloomberg is out of the race to become president. he's now backing joe biden. >> i've always believed that defeating donald trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it. >> reporter: the former vice president tweeted his thanks to bloomberg -- >> we welcome all those who want to join us. and this is a movement we are building. it is a movement. and we need that movement to be

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he was also convicted of attempted murder for stabbing nia wilson's sister. they began the sanity phase of the trial. his attorney wanted to call a doctor to the stand to testify but the judge denied the request. nia wilson's sister said the jury doesn't need to hear from anymore doctors. >> i don't believe there is a doctor needed for -- to rule out if he is insane or -- if he could sit and be quiet in the courtroom, for two whole days and not make any outbursts about aliens or his grandmother or people trying to attack him, what is the doctor needed for? >> if the jury finds him sane he faces life in prison without the possibility of patrol. >>> bernie sanders says he is staying in the democratic presidential race even though he only won one state in yesterday's primary. he said democrats need pay attention to the younger voters he brings to the party. bernie sanders says he is looking forward to the first two person debate coming up on sunday. it will be without an audience as party officials follow orders not to host large gatherings because of the corona

kpix 5's wilson walker is live at san francisco general with that story. wilson?reporter: ken, you just heard the governor about 10 minutes ago talking about this forecast that they're looking at thiemplet looking on a scale of eight to 12 weeks before they have a good idea of how this curve is unfolding that gives you a good idea this is not something we're going see immediately in the coming days. it will infold in a couple months. every day the governor gets up. they have a fresh set of data and the statistics. they run its through a bunch of a.i. simulations and they get a better idea, they say, of what is going to happen and the numbers keep wiggling around a little bit. last thursday we were out here talking about needing an additional 20,000 hospital beds. now we are going to need more, we are told. >> we need an additional 50,000 beds in our system. our new modeling suggests 50,000 is the new target number. >> reporter: the governor says new projections mean even greater need for more beds from seton medical center in daley city to the navy ship mercy, we

wilson.e people small or large metrics, it really doesn't matter when their ears are closed and all they want to do is make a political point. i understand what you were trying to say and i truly say and i truly appreciate your argument for that. my question is and the reason i'm calling is because somebody did say something about stephanie murphy. i happen to be stephanie murphy's constituent. i happen to be a democrat and i happen to be an old hippie whose 66 years old. so i take real umbrage when somebody doesn't call me a real democrat. really, not stephanie murphy. the deficient not only between republicans and democrats but between democrats within their own party. systemic ofit's a what's actually happening. we have to grab to one person and one person alone. bernie sanders is a great guy. socialist programs are idyllic and utopian and god i wish we could have them. i really do. seen arguments that economically and mathematically that might not be the case. but if he became the nominee