Hicks riding on air force one she was quarantined on air force and his helicopter days ago with other top officials. One for the return flight to the president feet from joe washington. The president suggesting Service Members and Law Enforcement may biden on the debate stage. Have given her the virus. It is hard when you are with this morning, bidens message to people from the military or from his rival. Word that Vice President pence and his wife tested negative. What it means for President Trump, his health, the campaign, Law Enforcement and they come over to you and they want to hug and the nations security. You. Today friday, october 2nd, 2020. You get close. Things happen. From nbc news, this is today with Savannah Guthrie in a prerecorded speech thursday, President Trump contradicted his own Public Health experts insisting the virus would soon be in the and hoda. Rearview mirror. The end of the pandemic is in and hoda kotb. Sight. Erace social live from studio 1a. Distancing and
Its dorm money, athletic fees. Its a huge combination of money that just isnt there. Reporter covid19related, at least 120 billion. Boston university, the university of arizona and California State University are among the schools that have announced layoffs. Others like duke, georgetown and northwestern, have cut salaries or their contributions to Employee Retirement accounts. Opening in person does maximize revenue but potentially at too high a cost. Youve got to maintain the fm health of your institution, but you also need protection to get everyone back to campus and a lot of people got sick, thats actu college. Reporter thats what happened at unc chapel hill this week when a covid outbreak in dorms sent them to on line learning. And keeping the campus safe will be a challenge, experts tell us do anything like that and let students do whatever, ill probably just have to go back home. Reporter and the schools work out how to conduct class. Here at Rice University in houston, its goi
Medical history from a collection at marylands National Museum of health and medicine. Each week american artifacts takes you to museums to reveal what americans know about american history. Lamar alexander from richard rings onto bill clinton. He recalled his walk across tennessee after part of his 1978 gubernatorial campaign. And he shared stories behind his mementos in his d. C. Office. My walk across tennessee was 1978. I began on january 26th at my parentss home in east tennessee. And then i walked east until march 1st. A big three foot snowstorm. It took me to july 6th. Its 1,000 miles. I shook 1,000 hands a day and spent every week night with someone whom i didnt know. I grew up in the great smokies. Or right next to it. Our scout troop every weekend, we would be in the mountains. And i love the outdoors. And so do most tennesseeans. We have more people with hunting and fishing licenses than vote in republican pry marries, for example. When i ran for governor for the first time
Television mini series and best watch in the countrys history at the time. And he came back to tennessee in the early 80s, about the time i was governor. We were very good friends the last 12 years of his life. And ill never forget a threeweek cargo freighter trip i took with him in 1987. I was writing a book. He invited me to go with him. He always rode on cargo freighters because he was in the coast guard. He learned to ride there so he could isolate himself that way and ride. But he was a wonderful man. I was one of many speakers at miss funeral in memphis when he died in 1992. Senator alexander, thank you very much. Thank you. You can watch this and other american artifacts any time by visiting our website at cspan. Org history. With this month marking the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, president obama will meet residents. Thats live at 5 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. Our look at Hurricane Katrina continues on fridays washington journal. Well hear from former mayor marc morial
Follow me along. We would set it up. They would get up and play music. A crowd would gather. I would make a speech. Sometimes i would play the trombone or washboard. And then we would go to the next place. It was sort of a throwback to a campaign from 50 or 60 years ago. So i walked across the state 1,000 miles. Spent the night every night with someone in their homes. I went home on weekends. Usually saturday and sunday night. Then i would go right back to the same place. People would give me walking sticks as a symbol of my walk across the state. The first day was january 26th, 1978. And it was so cold and there was so much snow and ice as i stood there on my parentss front porch in tennessee that the trombone slide froze. So i just took off walking. I think my parents were probably pretty embarrassed. They raised me to be a respectable young man. I was standing on their porch announcing i was going to walk 1,000 miles across tennessee. I would rye to shake 1,000 hands a day. Usually