Could see the president attend. The president will travel to fema for a Conference Call with governors. Live coverage from the white house when that gets underway, from cspan. Theegislation passing in senate 908. This is the reporting of usa today Senate Approves emergency relief. Increased testing for coronavirus was headed to Donald Trumps desk. Nextess is crafting its emergency relief package that would provide direct payments to americans as well as a financial lifeline to businesses socked by the coronavirus that is upending daily life. Senators overwhelmingly supported a house until that expense federal food programs, and provides paid sick leave for those forced to stay home. That past at a vote of 908 in the u. S. Senate. We will talk to Jennifer Shuttt of roll call Jennifer Shutt of roll call. Sent the message hours earlier. What Jennifer Shutt is reporting , she says work on that package, the third package has been ongoing for days, with treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin prop
President trump. Vincent gonzalez, a member of the committee. [video clip] the actions of the Trump Presidency reveal dishonorable facts of the president s the oath of betrayal of his office and the integrity of our elections. The houses moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. Speaker nancy pelosi on capitol hill yesterday setting up a constitutional showdown with President Trump and starting the clock on a president ial Impeachment Vote that has only taken place two previous times in u. S. History. We are getting your reaction to it all on phone lines split by party. Democrats, it is 2027488000. Republicans, 2027488001. Independents, 2027488002. You can also send us a text message. If you do, please include your name and where you are from. That number, 2027488003. Catch up with us on social media. On twitter it is cspanwj. On facebook it is facebook. Com cspan. A very good wednesday morning, you can start calling now. If you thought yesterday was a fastpaced newsday, get
Impressive amounts, at main focus of focus of the storms drifting to the south. Over three for the rain, santa cruz mountains. Coastal hill Sonoma County over three inches. We expected the amounts. Some more impressive amounts for santa rosa, approaching two inches. San francisco 1. 44. Fremont an inch, 10 oh say. 28. San jose,. 28. Moderate to heavy rainfall looking at all the storm reports, toward the sierra, and click on one of these, its been a lot of rain reports this one from tahoe city. Squaw valley. 14 inches of snow in the past 24 hours and at eight 8000 feet. Piling up closer to 6000 feet. Current radar, light to moderate rainfall, the yellows indicate heavier down for for portions of the santa cruz mountains. This is the focus of the organized rain toward East Palo Alto and sunnyvale. You can see some coverage between hayward and fremont and developing toward south San Francisco, it will be a slow process. The rainfall shifting to the south. East bay, maine action approachin
Liberal arlts school in indiana. Im delighted to serve as moderator. Anyone who has taken a tour of the museum here has seen footage of the flag waving parades of enthusiastic young conscripts as they departed from military Training Camp in the summer of 1917. Might have the impression that support for the war and the United States entry into the conflict was universal. Yet those of us gathered here for the conference are keenly aware there were many voices of caution, of dissent. Of objection, and even open resis tense to the war fever that seemed to grip the nation. In the spring and summer of 1917. Adds we will hear in the days that follow, that dissent originated for dimpt sources and took many expressions. One of the lead edges of resistance to the war came from various religious groups. Mostly christian. Who couldnt in good conscience set aside the clear teachings of jesus that called his followers to love all people of the world. Including and perhaps especially their enemies. T
Forum on genesis and persistence in advocacy for peace. Faith organizations. My name is john roth. I am editor of the mennonite orderly review and professor of history at Goshen College in northern indiana. I am delighted to serve as moderator of this conversation. Anyone who has taken a tour of the museum here or seen footage of the flag waving parades of enthusiastic young conscripts as they departed for military Training Camp in the summer of 1917 might have the impression that support for the war and the United States entry into the conflict was universal. Yet those of us gathered here for this conference are keenly aware that there were many voices of caution, of dissent, of objection, and even open resistance to the war fever that seemed to grip the nation in the spring and summer of 1917. As we will hear in the days that followed, that dissent originated from many different sources and took many expressions. But one of the lead edges of resistance to the war came from various re