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1,000 here, the deadliest day so far. New york, by far the hardest hit with nearly half of the countrys cases. Conditions at hospitals at new york and across the country. The conditions are dire. In new york, hospitals are bracing for a surge of patients in the coming weeks. One hospital constructed a makeshift morgue on the street. Nurses at a different hospital resorting to protecting themselves with trash bags because of a shortage of protective gowns. Cnn has learned that some hospitals in t...

Slush fund for secretary of the treasury with no accountability whatsoever . Are you kidding . With all respect for the secretary, that was a complete nonstarter. Im pleased that language that was in the house bill and in the senate bill named the Inspector General specifically for that account, and a Congressional Panel of five people appointed by leaders to oversee how that funding is disbursed. It comes back down, though, to the fact that people are at risk. As i say, tens of thousands of cas...

Every day. Today. It should never happen. Should never be allowed to happen. Anything like that. We turn to the most certain thing there is. Welcome to our viewers in science. The United States and around the world. Im john king in washington. Science can overcome diseases. Create cures. And yes, beat pandemics. Anger at the needless death of a it has before. It will again. Black man in Police Custody in because when its faced with a new opponent, minneapolis exploding into it doesnt back down i...

Mechanic. I can tell you the hazard to the environment as far as a spill and hydrocarbon emissions from rails and trucks is much more significant to the environment. When we bring them by pipeline, they use electric motors which are much more efficient and have little to no emissions at all. With regard to permanent jobs, one of the pipelines i worked on has been there since 1928. When you have jobs, jobs will continue in the future. The number you quoted earlier is very, very low. The amount of...

The presiding officer the senator from new york. Mr. Schumer i ask unanimous consent the quorum be dispensed with. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Schumer madam president , i ask unanimous consent the e. P. W. Committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 166 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. The presiding officer the clerk will report. The clerk s. 166, a bill to designate the new interstate route 70 bridge over the Mississippi River connecting st. L...

Welcome to politicsnation. We start tonight with competing visions for america. Almost every one running for president is talking about fairness, increasing opportunity, getting more people in the middle class. The big difference what do they plan to do about it . Today Hillary Clinton said she wanted to build on president obamas work. When everybody does his or her part then america gets ahead. Thats what i was raised to believe. You see corporations making record profits. You see ceos making r...

Host of msnbcs politics nation, the reverend al sharpton, Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist sheryl wudunn, republican congressman from idaho, raul labrador, and unique perspective from historian Doris Kearns Goodwin as well as New York Times columnist david brooks. Im david gregory. All that ahead on meet the press this sunday, august 25th. Good sunday morning. Thousands of people gathered here in washington saturday to recreate the march on washington where dr. King gave his famous i have a drea...

The fight over entitlements and three years since the devastating quake in haiti. A critique of the best of intentions, but first, is the only way to save the constitution to violate the constitution . Good morning, im melissa harrisperry. Im going to take you back, way back, 1861, during the height of the civil war. President Abraham Lincoln made an unprecedented move which many even then considered it an overreach of executive authority, and the that year, lincoln declared martial law and issu...

Host of msnbcs politics nation, the reverend al sharpton, Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist sheryl wudunn, republican congressman from idaho, raul labrador, and unique perspective from historian Doris Kearns Goodwin as well as New York Times columnist david brooks. Im david gregory. All that ahead on meet the press this sunday, august 25th. Good sunday morning. Thousands of people gathered here in washington saturday to recreate the march on washington where dr. King gave his famous i have a drea...

Now it is time to grow up. The tv was the center of the house. I dont remember a time without tv. By 1960, essentially every household in america had a television. It was a new way of bringing the world to you. When Something Big happened on television it really did happen to the entire country and impacted the entire country at the same time. Keep an awakened eye on the world. Suddenly television was the main event. Everything else changed even the way you went about the business of getting som...