Their own lives and health to save others. And we owe a debt of gratitude to those in essential Service Industry jobs who are also risking exposure to ensure americans have food and other essential items during this time of crisis. While i comply with guidance to remain home, i am still working tirelessly with my colleagues in congress to protect people from this vicious, vicious pandemic and to mitigate the impact on americans financial security. As chairwoman of the House Appropriations committee, i helped shepherd three Coronavirus Response bills through congress. Our first bill provided a vital infusion of funding to procure protective equipment for Health Care Workers and bolster the Public Health system. It also jumpstarted the development of vaccines that will one day stop this scourge. Just days later, the Families FirstCoronavirus Response act made coronavirus testing free, expanded paid leave to American Workers and strengthened food initiatives for seniors and the vulnerable. And last week, the bipartisan cares act was enacted. House democrats insisted that this bill expand Unemployment Insurance benefits to replace lost paychecks, provide direct payments to families and to offer massive relief to Small Businesses and nonprofits. While these efforts have made Funds Available to address the Health Crisis and helped cushion the economic blow, they are not enough. The Administration Must step up immediately to ensure that adequate medical supplies, like protective equipment and ventilators, are available when and where they are needed most. And with nearly 10 million americans having lost jobs in the past two weeks, we must do more to help families who cannot afford their mortgage or rent or food and medicine to stay strong and healthy. Right now, House Democrats are writing legislation to further support workers and foster a strong recovery. We must help states and cities on the front lines of the crisis to provide essential services, including education, even as tax revenue dries up. And we can build a more resilient economy with robust investments in smart, safe infrastructure, including bringing clean water and the promise of highspeed broadband to every american community. In the hard days ahead, we will keep coming together. We will look out for our loved ones and neighbors, and, together, we will get through this crisis. And House Democrats will lead the way by putting workers and Families First. Thank you and stay safe. Cspans washington journal every day with news and policy issues that impact up are coming up sunday morning, the iowa secretary of state on new voting measures states are considering for the november elections. And then the Health Care Readiness director on meeting the needs of patients during outbreaks. Rolethe uss mercy on the the Navy Hospital ship is playing in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. About his brown talks book on the history of influenza. Be sure to watch cspans washington journal live at 8 00 a. M. Eastern in the morning. Monday night on the communicators, from the annual state of the net conference come internet archive creator brewster talks about documenting the internet. We collect about 800 million pages every day. The total collection is about 800 billion urls. It is kind of huge. And that is only part of what we do. Also archived Television Archive television as well as international television. You can find clips of what other people said. The idea is to make it so that people can quote, compare and contrast and thing critically about what has happened on television. Watch the communicators monday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan two. Month on cspan, we are featuring the winners of ours didnt cam documentary competition. These High School Students created videos answering the you mostwhat issue do want the 2020 president ial candidates to address . Our second Prize Middle School winner goes to the eighth graders from Roberto Clemente middle school in germantown, maryland where cspan is available through comcast. Their winning entry is entd