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We will now proceed with Opening Statements. I wish you all a good morning and welcome to the fourth hearing in the economic Emergency Management subcommittee. One of the purposes of this committee is to protect taxpayer dollars by ensuring they are spent effectively, efficiently and with transparency. That brings us to todays hearing which is entitled landlord and tenant. You can tell from the title that today we will be investigating fairly unprecedented situation. The federal government owns the building that houses President Trumps d. C. Hotel hotel. Since President Trump has declined, he ...

Womens march. Guess what, theyre still here. Ill tell you why they blame United Airlines coming up. And after several months, we now know why some of your galaxy note 7 phones were exploding. Announcer news4 at 11 00 starts now. Nice long weekend for some of you, but when you head back to work tomorrow, that weather will likely add some extra time to your commute. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Im erika gonzalez. Rain and wind in the forecast. Storm team4 meteorologist Amelia Draper with what you can experience. Well, erika, any amount of rain here slows things down on our roads. Were ta...

For example. In italy 61 doctors now dead after contracting the virus while treating its overrun hospitals. The olympics officially postponed to the summer of 2021. But we begin the hour here in the United States with a big aboutface by the president amid new frightening projections of just how Many Americans are expected to die. This hour the case stands at 121,000. Nearly 2,000 have died. The restrictions put out by the white house now run until the end of april. The administration said it could go longer. Part of the reason why he changed his mind is harrowing situations at a local hospital...

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