Worldwide, the confirmed cases at 260,000. That is our starting point on this sunday morning. The ap has this headline, the week america changed. How has your life changed over the last week to 10 days and what you expect moving forward . Numbers,the phone 202 7488000 in the eastern and pacific time zones. Central and mountain, 202 7488001. Medical professionals, you can call in on 202 7488002. Send us a tweet or send us a text message at 202 7488002 at 202 7488003. Be sure to tell us your first name and where you are texting from. The number of coronavirus cases continues to increase world wide in the Associated Press has a headline thought would be a good jumping off point of this sunday morning. It has been a week that has changed all of our lives directly or indirectly, one way or the other. The week that america changed, we want to hear from you and tell us how your life has changed. From the ap, there is this that from the Associated Press. Our phone lines are divided regionally
Effect of thec coronavirus. Well take your calls and you can join on facebook and twitter. Is next. State, and local response to the covid19 coronavirus ramped up over the weekend. Last night, the two leading president ial candidates faced off in a debate dominated by of the virus. We will spend the first 90 minutes, hour and a half talking about those developments, the response to the coronavirus, your thoughts on what you are theing and reaction to debate between joe biden and walk Bernie Sanders. Lines for democrat, 2027488000. Epublican, 2027488001 independents and others, 2027488002. Texts as well, 2027488003. Tell us your name and where you are texting from. On twitter we are cspanwj and it is facebook. Com cspan. Copingted in how you are with the restrictions and the measures in place or coming in place across the country and states. We will have to hear your thoughts on that and about the debate last night, what you hear from the candidates in particular on coronavirus and othe
Coming up, your calls and reaction on Robert Muellers testimony before the house judiciary and house Intelligence Committees yesterday. Washington journal is next. Did you actually totally exonerate the president . No. Your report states a did not exonerate the president. It does. Your investigation actually found multiple asked by the president capable of exerting undue influence over Law Enforcement investigations, including the obstruction and russian investigations. Correct. Can you give me an example other than donald trump where an investigated person was not exonerated because innocence was not conclusively determined . I cannot. I will tell you why, it doesnt exist. Host good morning. We will begin today with your reaction to Robert Muellers testimony yesterday. The former special counsel sitting and fielding questions for nearly seven hours with lawmakers questioning, what stood out to you . Emocrats, 202 7488000 republicans, 202 7488001. Independents, 202 7488002. Join us on
I know a lot of confusion. What is going to be and even if we get it through, what happens in the senate, if it does not like what we were talking about . Somentense time and confusion over the details. Time when different it was shelved in march. As we watched the developments, a check on how markets are trading with julie hyman. Julie we are not seeing much reaction to the Health Care Bill. Stocks mostly on earnings and energy. In the 2 the 2 big themes. That has been the case most of the day. I want to talk about health care. Health care is up a little bit, it has been up since election about 11 which is about the same the s p 500 has risen. We have a chart on bloomberg of valuation, the Health Care Index versus the s p 500, the price to earnings ratio in white and the s p 500 in blue. For much of the last several years, health care has been more expensive. That it changed and the spread on the bottom. That changed in late 2016 after the election and we see health care trade at a di
I know a lot of confusion. What is going to be and even if we get it through, what happens in the senate, if it does not like what we were talking about . Somentense time and confusion over the details. Time when different it was shelved in march. As we watched the developments, a check on how markets are trading with julie hyman. Julie we are not seeing much reaction to the Health Care Bill. Stocks mostly on earnings and energy. In the 2 the 2 big themes. That has been the case most of the day. I want to talk about health care. Health care is up a little bit, it has been up since election about 11 which is about the same the s p 500 has risen. We have a chart on bloomberg of valuation, the Health Care Index versus the s p 500, the price to earnings ratio in white and the s p 500 in blue. For much of the last several years, health care has been more expensive. That it changed and the spread on the bottom. That changed in late 2016 after the election and we see health care trade at a di