We will bring you those numbers as soon as they get the hit. They may very well impact markets. We will look ahead to jobs number coming up. Job losses could hit 47 million and Unemployment Rate could surge to 32 . Jim bullard is here later this morning, more on jobs, action by the Federal Reserve and what if any rebound we can expect from the crisis. Interview coming up at 7 00. President Trump Pushes Congress to pass 2 trilliondollar infrastructure bill now to help boost the economy along the road to recovery. The president says the bill willing very big and bold. Meanwhile this, the death toll in new york city has surpassed 1,000, mayor bill de blasio joining the call for help as more makeshift hospitals are created. This as more states go on lockdown this morning, mornings with maria is live right now. We want to check Global Market s. Dax index in germany lower by 277. Factory activity in italy contracting at the fastest rate in 11 years. 40. 3 and french factory activity calling
Industrial mobilization to make adequate ventilators particularly a short one to help the people of new york, detroit, new orleans, chicago, denver, seattle, all around this country as this virus bears down. The ventilators of the most important things for the patient to become more seriously ill. They are the lifeline for people. I personally have been working with fema and with hhs and Ventilator Companies making sure we can get what we need as quickly as possible. Virtually, every one of those companies whos been cooperative, patriotic, moving and trump time with us as soon as possible but we did have a problem with gm. On the one hand, we have ford and g moving forward on a similar project. Patriotically moving as fast as possible over the last several days, we ran into roadblocks. We cannot afford to lose a single day, particularly in the next 30 to 60 days. President trump, the defense production act is enhancing and accelerating, i salute him for doing so. Its going to make my j
More debate from the house floor on the economic package, which was passed by a voice vote earlier today. Recognized. Mr. Brady mr. Speaker, pleased the eld one minute to gentleman from West Virginia, mr. Mooney. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman from West Virginia is recognized for one minute. Mr. Mooney thank you, mr. Speaker. There are good parts of this bill. The things President Trump asked or at the very beginning like tax relief for employers, help for those who lost their jobs, funding for the medical responders. D first i thank President Trump for his excellent leadership. Id like tole ideas offer as amendments to this bill but this is a closed process. Members of congress cant offer amendments. Thats not the way were make legislation, especially when it spends 2 trillion. Amtrak, money for National Public radio and the rts, but we dont talk how were going to pay for it, 2 trillion. How do you pay for it . It from to borrow china, borrow it from russia . Are we going to pr
Much. Great to have you. Thank you all for being here. My administration is taking action to ensure america has the medical resources and equipment needed to fight the global pandemic. It has been a brutal pandemic for 150 countries all over the world. Weve had Great Success over the last month. The millions of pieces of equipment have been delivered successfully by us, purchased and delivered. We have made it available to the states. The governors have been very gracious, for the most part, a couple that arent appreciative of the incredible job. They have to do a better job themselves. Thats part of the problem. Generally speaking, i have to tell you the governors have been great. I just spoke to the governor of new jersey, governor murphy. He is very thankful. Governor cuomo has been very nice. They really appreciated with the federal government has done. When you look at the hospitals being built all over the country. By the army corps of engineers and fema. It has been really incre
Phyllis was born in tulsa, oklahoma in 1924 and soon moved to northern california, graduated from u. C. Berkeley in 1946. She then embarked on a career in journalist, which led her to seattle, where she met del, and after, they moved to San Francisco. In 1955, she and del, along with other gay and lesbian couples, they began publishing the first lesbian publication the ladder, and remained in publication for 16 years, until 1972. That first year, they published lesbian woman. The couple made history as the first open lesbians to join the National Organization of women. They were also engaged in local politics and were active members of the citys first gay and lesbian political club. They stayed active as they aged, joining old lesbians advocating for change. The clinic that bears their name is currently in financial distress and facing the possibility of imminent closure, which we cannot let happ happen. Phyllis and del changes the world of countless lgbtq people for the better. Phylli