Kitchen, jose andres, talked about the coronavirus pandemic, hosted by the Economic Club of washington. David mark is a native of connecticut. He went to George Washington university, where he got a 4. 0 average and valedictorian of his class and later went to harvard law school, came down and got back into washington. He got involved in the cellular telephone business, made money doing that. And ultimately got involved in government and politics and became the chairman of the Democratic Party in virginia and also later became governor of virginia and then elected senator from virginia in 2018, reelected in 2014 and he is up for election again in 2020. Mark, thank you for joining us. Recently you got an enormous yourt of publicity for tuna melt. I assume the microwave behind you or the kitchen behind you is where you cook that. Why was there so much attention to a tuna melt . Sen. Warner first of all, david, thank you for having me. I hope you and your family and folks watching this ar
Involved in the cellar telephone business and formed Columbia Capital and made money doing that and openly got involved in government and politics and became the chairman of the Democratic Party in virginia and also later governor of virginia, and then elected senator from virginia initially in 2018. Reelected in 2014, and hes up for election again in 2020. Mark, thanks very much for joining us. Thank you, saved david. Now, recently you got a lot of attention for the tuna melt. And the kitchen behind you where you cooked that. Why so much attention to a tuna melt . David, thank you for having me and i hope you and your family and all of the folks who are watching this are doing okay and that their families are safe. The tuna melt came about because i got, i was getting a little quarantine crazy. Ins our guest house and my wife sends me here this morning each morning to while away on zoom calls and i saw other politicians doing Singing Heart felt songs and playing the piano or making th
Bay. San francisco looking great. Here we are all. Almost the tail end of march and still no rain. This is a longer march than usual. Of course tomorrow is leap day on this leap year. We get it every four years. To help sink these human created content. And the passing of the season. Itso even come february 29th, it doesnt look like we will be getting any rain. Do you pick march 1st . I would pick february 28th. I will go march 1st. Really . I like the early anticipation. You said we are almost at the tail end of march. I did. Because february has been a month and a half. A busy month. Yes. And a busy morning. We continue to monitor the coronavirus outbreak in northern california. We have Live Team Coverage including jessie in San Mateo County. Reporter by declaring this emergency, the county hopes to prevent an outbreak in high risk settings where people are in close contact with one another. At this point, we dont know where the patient was exposed. Reporter state Health Officials ca
A 7th straight day as indexes fell on fears the spreading coronavirus is hitting corporate profits and curbing Global Growth fridays losses kept a wild week in the u. S. And around the globe with uncertainty over the disease we need to trillions of dollars in value being wiped away from markets. The dow jones continued its downward spiral shedding over a 1000 points early in the session investors fear the coronavirus will derail World Economic growth it was the worst week for global stocks since the 2008 financial crisis panic is in the air the decline in wall street came hard on the heels of slides in asia and europe in london the footsie close nearly 4 percent lower germanys blue chip dax also fell sharply. So there is this uncertainty about what this virus will do next will it be a pandemic and will Economic Activities be significantly affected its clear well see a technical recession in the 1st. 2nd quarter in several countries including germany this is a station that says you will
Foundation and our partner, National Review institute, we welcome you to our sixth annual Supreme Court review program. We also want to welcome our theyrs on cspan, whether are watching live or in one of he many precast rebe rebroadcasts. Before i introduce our moderator, who is back by popular demand, i will give a very brief Supreme Court update. Last term, my colleagues won two more Supreme Court victories for our clients we directly represent. We were especially excited about our win last june in nick vs. Overruledship, which a terrible 30 year precedent which prevented Property Rights owners from suing in federal court when the state and local governments took their property. The Supreme Court record is now 12 wins out of 14. We will soon have five petitions for review before the Supreme Court, so we are hopeful we can extend that win for liberty in the near future. The format for todays program is as follows. After introductions, our distinguished Supreme Court advocates will dis