alexander: dr. redfield? dr. redfield: first, i thing it is really important to evaluate critically the role of changes in social distancing on college campuses and schools in the situation, not to forget the importance of what we have learned. clearly, also developing aggressive education, making sure people understand when they are symptomatically, they need to seek evaluation. i think we are going to have to look at the role of testing. i think there will be an important role for testing in this circumstance, and i think it will be individualized based on where these different schools are. sen. alexander: i am going to wrap it up there so i can set a good example for the other senators with their five minutes. senator murray. dr. redfield: thank you --sen. murray: thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thinking to all of our witnesses. warned of you have needless suffering and death if we push to reopen too soon. the president has actually be sending the opposite message. what is the most important message you

alexander, pendleton came to him after all this. alexander,o longstreet being approached told had to me. longstreet said able to whip four times numbers as long as that was so, he should never suggest a surrender. he was there to back up lee not down.l it longstreet has some backing here account for a.a.p. alexander. was exactly longstreet talking about. army andn for the except for united states, there word for word for what's in the united states army regulations. 7, for example, would state, any officer or soldier excite, causegin, company service of the confederate state or any party regard shall suffer death bysuch other punishment court-martial. article 59. article 83, is conduct unbecoming of an officer an gentlemen. back in the civil war that did article.ce general article 99, to the prejudice of good order and military discipline. after everything else, you throw good measure. under today's 81 form code of military justice, pendleton could have charged with five offenses. including conspiracy, mutiny, conduct unbecoming of

according to alexander, pendleton came to him, after all of this. according to alexander, pendleton said, but longstreet, being approached, refused. as pembleton told it to me. his crew wasid still able to web four times their numbers and as long as that was so, he should never suggest surrender. that he was there to back up lee, not to pull him down. so longstreet has backing for his account, from ep alexander. what was longstreet talking about? being shotossibly for what he was suggesting? regulations come from the regulations of the army of the confederate states of america. except for united states and confederate states, their word for word or what is in the united states army regulations. state, anyen would officer or soldier who shall join incite, cause, or any sedition, and any troop or company in service of the confederate states or any party, post, detachment or guard, shall suffer death, or such other punishment as by court-martial shall be inflected. -- inflected. -- inflicted. article nine. -- article 59. slide] an article 83's conduct

senator lamar alexander, i'm going to have to leave it there. actually, before i let you go, you do have a mask that will for longtime alexander watchers, will be fitting. show it to us. >> there it is. and i wear it. >> i was just going to say, there should be no other mask any member of the alexander family should be wearing as well. senator alexander, thanks for coming on and sharing your views. we look forward to seeing your committee hearing with dr. fauci on tuesday. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, that devastating jobs report and how one man is trying to make sure that help gets to people who need it the most. ow one man is there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always beli

it comes to play mostly, much more in jefferson davis then and alexander stevens. he wanted and expected the support of france and england during the war because of the large amount of cotton going mostly to england but a number to france as well. and an interesting -- jefferson davis was a far better politician than alexander stevens. he never mentioned slavery as a reason for secession. some good quotes early in this period that i'm looking at, alexander stevens is the joe biden, can i say that, of the administration. he would say anything. as i said in his speech to the virginia secession commission, convention, it's about white supremacy. that is why we left. and our constitution is built on that. jefferson davis was playing it a little more carefully and he was quite surprised, think he was rather surprised when england did not come in on the side of the confederacy. and part of that was the slavery issue. england would abolish slavery in the 30's, i think it, throughout the empire. if it was about slavery, they were not going to get involved. >> also, there w

senator lamar alexander, i'm going to have to leave it there. actually, before i let you go, you do have a mask that will for longtime alexander watchers, will be fitting. show it to us. >> there it is. and i wear it. >> i was just going to say, there should be no other mask any member of the alexander family should be wearing as well. senator alexander, thanks for coming on and sharing your views. we look forward to seeing your committee hearing with dr. fauci on tuesday. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, that devastating jobs report and how one man is ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it was just a token of our appreciation. and because we know how tirelessly you work. it meant everything to have you stop by. for the past two weeks, our incredible crew proudly served more than 10 million thank you meals to first-responders and hea

across stopping this and more i'm joined by my guest alexander macarius in london he's a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the brand dot com and in nicosia we cross to our special for news the director of the durandal regiment crossed up rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to negotiate a 1st over the last few days we've had blockbuster revelations about things that you and i know and we care so talked about for years that that michael flynn when he was national security adviser the early days of the trump administration he was set up by the f.b.i. now we believe this from the very beginning because logic using logic we deduce this now we have evidence that it's absolutely true that he was and traps and more than that explained all right so there's no doubt shadow of a doubt now that the f.b.i. was targeting flynn and they were targeting him to either get him to commit perjury . or get him to get him fired or get him to leave so that was our goal and we have to go back now to know we know how do we know yes

at every phase you're in disbelief. >> cedric alexander, speaking about the killing of george floyd, watching that as a law enforcement -- someone in law enforcement, tell us your view of that, not just the killing, but also other officers standing by. >> well, first let me start by saying this, myself, 40 year veteran in policing, and i've been in communication with a great number of chiefs and sheriffs and police officers across this country, and these guys are outraged just as much as i am and they're both black and white and blue and green. this should not -- is not hopefully indicative of every law enforcement officer in this country. many police commissioners are speaking out against this. but for any who have any type of human decency, compassion, empathy towards people, it was not demonstrated on monday. there you have four police officers, ashamed to say, four of them, one with his knee in his neck, as the life comes out of him, who goes into an infantile state, mama, mama, that's his way of saying, help me, please, something is seriously wrong here. and that criminal justic

miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> reporter: i'm blayne alexander as states and stores start to reopen, things are looking very different. at malls, masks, blocked off areas and areas taped to the ground are the norm trying to strike that balance between the safety of americans and the health of the economy. and for some, lining up to get inside, it's working. >> we're probably going to get viewed as not doing what we should by getting out, but we're going to do it anyway. >> reporter: but open malls do not mean open stores at these two shopping centers near atlanta, only a hand full of stores were open. >> not normal. >> reporter: many of the big chains still shuttered but macy's, america's largest department store chain opened 68 locations today. most fitting rooms will be closed and any clothing tried on or returned will be held for 24 hours before going on the shelf. no more services that require close contact like makeup trials, fittings and alterations and plexi glass barriers best buy will open 200 stores this month but shopping by appointment only costco is resuming n

adams was contentious but he wasn't as contentious as alexander hamilton. adams had attained his reputation through his service in europe as a diplomat for many years. and so >> caller: as vice president he may have been looked upon as his rotunda they are mocked by some, he maintained a sturdy reputation in the northern states. it was a very close election, but it was largely decided on the basis of geography. >> the other thing that changes is the increasing role of the party competition. you have to realize that according to the constitution, it doesn't recognize party. and they should have anticipated the party, because this is in great britain but they did. so what happens is during washington's administration, you get the rise of what is known as the anti-administration movement, and then eventually that ends up being a the party of madison and jefferson. and what comes with the parties is what i refer to as highly developed by the time jackson is ready. the art of party organization, or jackson's period, rewarding people with offices. so, even if you

i asked senator alexander if that's a suggestion he's going to go easy on dr. fauci and he kind of laughed you know me better than that. one last thing is if there is a big debate about this fourth round of funding and whether or not there should be a new chunk of money to go back to the states. he told me he's not for that and even of his own state of tennessee that you know that it has a big shortfall, they have to think about cutting or even as a republican, maybe raising taxes. >> that's a fascinating perspective. >> senator alexander used to be governor alexander so he looks to be on the short end of those conversations. da dana bash appreciate the reporting there. >>> mental health around the world from covid-19, what the experts are hearing and learning, next. environment shoun caring for the land that takes care of us all. at bayer, everything we do, from advances in health to innovations in agriculture, is to help every life we touch. at bayer, this is why we science. 16. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so

so, what exactly did alexander say to nasa that won them over? well, a portion of his essay says, quote, "we are a species of explorers, and we will meet many setbacks on the way to mars. however, we can persevere." so, nice job, alexander. and a good reminder for these times. we needed that pep talk. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. see you next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> hello and welcome to "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our virtual show here on nbc bay area. coronavirus concerns have really taken a toll on community services, but many are still going, struggling but going. we'll start first with the asian pacific fund which has been keeping a lot of nonprofits afloat. we'll talk with tv personality and founding board member emeril ye to talk about a crucial fund-raising month. then another tv

senator lamar alexander, i'm going to have to leave it there. actually, before i let you go, you do have a mask that will for longtime alexander watchers, will be fitting. show it to us. >> there it is. and i wear it. >> i was just going to say, there should be no other mask any member of the alexander family should be wearing as well. senator alexander, thanks for coming on and sharing your views. we look forward to seeing your committee hearing with dr. fauci on tuesday. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, that devastating jobs report and how one man is trying to make sure that help gets to pe it's best we stay apart for a bit, but that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, but until then you can see how we're here to help at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano

moscow has publicly worried that the lax attitude take it by president alexander lukashenko. he has consistently dismissed the gravity of the pandemic. in this mad disoriented world there are people who denounce us for the time and place of the sacred events. i'd like to tell them humanely. don't rush to conclusions. and to condemn. the descendants of the victory of belorussian and. for now the approach by lucas shango appears to be unwavering despite sharply rising infection rates in batteries and warnings from the world health organization . so as we have seen at bellerive taking a very different approach there gustava does this have the potential to drive a wedge between russia and its neighbor. i would rather say it has the potential to really destabilize bellerose because as i said before there in the beginning of the to spread of the pandemic there are an hour for months behind europe so now we have this sharp increase in the infection and if you don't go into lockdown now in platen the curve you will basically explode your your overwhelm your healthcare system and that

alexander stevens, he's vice president of the confederacy. he is not agreeing with his boss, jefferson davis. he says, yeah, we're getting it all wrong. we can't burn down northern cities. they're going to vote for lincoln because we're burning down northern cities. also, the confederates invade st. albans, vermont, rob the banks, they're going to set fire to new york city on election day. they also have plans to release prisoners of war from johnson's island off of erie, pennsylvania, and from camp douglas in chicago, and jefferson davis for the most part, yeah, do that, do that. he is going to try to make the voters so angry that they will get rid of abraham lincoln. you might think at this point of spielberg's lincoln and the piece -- alexander steechbts, and the piece on the boat. they were talking about how far they could settle for this and lincolns and oth lincoln and others say there's no way after he is elected. what does jefferson davis want? he says, peace without independence is failure. the confederacy and president of the confed

. >> reporter: i'm blayne alexander. anger, pouring into the streets of america. >> that could be my father that could be my brother. that could be me. >> reporter: from atlanta to boston, houston to memphis. demonstrations turned violent in denver when a car plowed through protesters no one was seriously injured. >> as a young black woman i'm the death of george floyd piling onto the eight times last march by police officers who stormed into her home serving a narcotics search warrant as she and her boyfriend slept. overnight in her hometown of louisville, gunshots ripped through this crowd of protesters injuring seven. >> these shots came from within the crowd, not from police officers. >> reporter: the peaceful protests erupting into violence on the same day the world heard this frantic 911 call from taylor's boyfriend. >> i don't know what happened >> reporter: police say the officers knocked and identified themselves, taylor's family says they did neither. >> is she alert and able to talk to you >> no, she's not bre

jefferson davis was a far better politician than alexander stevens. there's some really good quotes on the white supremacy early in this period that i am looking at. alexander stevens is sort of the joe biden of the -- can i say that? of the administration. he would say anything. as i said, in his speech to the virginia secession commission, convention, it's about white supremacy, slavery. that is why we left. we are better for it. our constitution is built on that. jefferson davis was playing it a little more carefully and he was quite surprised. i think he was rather surprised when england did not come in on the side of the confederacy. part of that was the slavery issue. england realized it would abolish slavery's in the thirties, i believe. if it was about slavery they would not get involved. >> also, there was an incredible giving up of slaves of the french and the british. they lost an incredible amount of money. during the civil war. cotton was no longer pay being sent to britain so what happened in britain was that incredible numbers of people

he is a political analyst and editor at interest me internet media project and in london we crossed alexander material he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the direct com are telling us up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's 1st go to alexander mackerras in london i suppose it's been long coming the murmurings have been out there but it is taking this pandemic for an all out at least media arms into china. and of course it's also played into the election cycle in the united states and i mean literally looking at the latest the media and there you will be all of this on one hand not completely surprised because while somebody said blame for this pandemic which of course is the subject for many other programs however in looking at the criticism are people there with low octane thinking in my. well 1st and foremost mike ok your the secretary of state which international intelligence agency you do not agree with is assessed and but again we don't know. what i find really remarkable or a remarkable opening on how you

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he was asking a question from lamar alexander about how universities could prepare for this. he also said he was concerned if we open up too quickly in response to senator murray that we would start to see spikes, outbreaks that potentially could turn into something bigger. he was pretty measured in his responses here. democrats urging him not to pull any punches, he hasn't been going after his boss, after the president, but has been presenting a straightforward picture of a very dire situation across the country. one thing that stood out to me as well, lester, he acknowledged it's likely the number of deaths in this country is not taking into account everyone who has been affected by this. he talked particularly about new york city and reports of people who are tying dying in their ho not part of the official death tally. very much both from a factual perspective and also have optics and reality how this hearing had to play out perspective, yes, we're talking about attempting to reopen the country. but there are so many signs of the ways in which we are not. they are self-qu

senator alexander is going to have dr. fauci and others before his committee next week, related to the coronavirus epidemic that we are all working our way through. we will continue to discuss with the administration a way forward. many people are asking for additional legislation. conference for our by saying, we are not ruling that out, but if i could pause here do a good job of evaluating will we have already done. it was encouraging yesterday that the secretary of the treasury issued a guidance that provides some flexibility on the state and local front, where we $150 million. you.ank he covered well what the senate is doing. to the past several iterations ofrelief, done a lot coronavirus legislation. much of which is now being implemented. i think part of our job is to make sure it gets implemented in the right way. a lot of our committees will be conducting oversight hearings and inspecting aspects of the health care and economic aspect. that is critical work for the senate to be involved with. as the leader mentione

the other officers thomas lane, jay alexander, all three have also been terminated. we have also learned that chauvin and sell multiple complaints on the record. chauvin even receiving discipline twice. president trump has called forth the national guard and directed the attorney general to investigate the events surrounding floyd's death. bill barr released a statement and looking into whether state, criminal charges are applicable and whether federal, civil rights laws were broken on memorial day. this comes on the hills of hennepin county mike freeman claiming his office has exculpatory evidence. take a listen. >> that video is graphic and horrific and terrible and no person should do that. but my job in the end is to prove he violated a criminal statute. there is other evidence that does not support a criminal charge. >> now a joint statement from the u.s. attorney's office in concert with the fbi says if there investigation finds laws were broken, they will have no hesitation to bring criminal charges against chauvin and any other officer involved in this. now t

alexander. guest: thank you for sharing and these are hard times for many reasons. those extend far beyond addiction and substance abuse disorders. saw a bumper sticker the other day that said if i seem a little frazzled, keep in mind this is my first pandemic. we have the pandemic but we also have other events like you are pointing to. it does make it a stressful and unsettling time for many. if you speak with people in recovery, people in treatment whether or not they are in a 12 step program or not, they will underscore the importance of prioritizing recovery and really putting that first. it sounds like you are working to do that in your own life and that's so important because that's, as they say, if you get rid of that and let that go, everything else kind of falls apart intern. we have. alexander, been quarantined and isolated with our family members and our friends for the last few months. what are the signs we should be looking for to see if someone is suffering from addiction? guest: i

alexander stevens says, we are outmanned, out supplied. there are people in the confederate government saying, if we have an armistice, the army will disappear like frost on the morning sun, if we ever have an armistice as you can see, we had to take apart the election a little bit. we had to make sure that we set aside obvious facts that we had, oh lincoln has to be reelected. he himself on august 23rd said i do not think i will win this election. what had to change to get him back in the white house. thank you. [applause] a discussion about the u.s. constitution and secession. we will hear about the 67 constitutional amendments considered by congress before the start of the civil war. that sought to address the secession issue. this was hosted by the ulysses national historic in st. louis. >> so, to introduce doctor dwight, doctor earned his ph.d. from texas university. he worked for the national -- for 30 years. for the last ten years of his career he was the chief historian of the entire national -- he is kind of a rock star for us. si

so when idea that alexander has is to send relief by airplane. he commissions the 50th to fly over and drop supplies. the first day they fly over. they drop the supplies. it's cloudy, it's rainy. the pilots can't exactly see where the men are and end up dropping supplies over the german lines. finally, a plane flown by a 50th arrow squadron gets over the site where the lost battalion is to get them some supplies. as he is heading back near the seventh seventh division headquarters. machine gun wrecks wrecks the plane and it crashes killing both the pilot and his observer. herald get lure and irwin blakely. they become heroes of this event and are awarded the medal of honor. meanwhile, at first court headquarters, first core is commanded by major general hunter. they conceive an idea on how to rescue the lost battalion. they start bringing in troops surrounding the germans. eventually, penetrate through the woods and get to whittle sees men on october 6th. at out out of the 554 men, less than 200 have survived. all the others are either killed in

my name is jason alexander, and just like you i am a high school graduate. class of 1977. and hopefully like you i'm pretty pleased and proud to be a high school graduate. i would say that's one of the big accomplishments of my life. and yet despite that i remember almost nothing about my high school graduation. i remember i was there, my family was there, my friends were there, my teachers were there. i wore the robe. i threw the cap in the air at some point. i was really nervous i was going to put out my own eye when it came down. and i know i got that diploma, that piece of paper at the end of the day. but other than that i don't remember a darn thing about that graduation day. because it was really just another high school graduation like many that had come before, many that will come after. now, conversely, your congratulations is not like most of the ones before you because you are the class of 2020, the class of the pandemic. that makes you very special. it almost makes you heroes. and you say what? heroes? what? really? yeah. if you are a part of this graduating cl

generally there is a feeling in the society that alexander lu kashenko is underestimating the threat and is hiding the realfigure of underestimating the threat and is hiding the real figure of death. but at the same time there are people who follow the government advice and do not worry a lot, for simple several priests invite people to come to churches during easter and a few parishioners died after that. thank you very much forjoining us. in italy, the number of newly reported deaths from coronavirus has dropped to 194 down from the 215 deaths reported on friday. italy is the first country in the european union to have more than 30,000 deaths from coronavirus, but the numbers of new deaths are falling. spain has seen a similar drop, the country's health ministry says the number of newly reported deaths fell tojust under 180, down from the 229 new deaths reported friday. it brings the total death toll from the virus there to 26,108. navigating a country out of lockdown appears to pose more challenges than imposing one in the first place, but denmark seems to be making it work. it wa

senator lamar alexander, i'm going to have to leave it there. thanks for -- actually, before i let you go, you do have a mask that will for longtime alexander watchers, will be kind of fitting. show it to us. >> there it is. and i wear it. >> i was just going to say, there should be no other mask any member of the alexander family should be wearing as well. senator alexander, thanks for coming on and sharing your views. we look forward to seeing your committee hearing with dr. fauci on tuesday. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, that devastating jobs report and how one man is trying to make sure that help gets to people who need it the most. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. with hepatitis c... ...i ...best for my family.my... n-n-n-no-no in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all types of hep c. before start

we've got a lot to get to let's start with peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight, for president trump the coronavirus is hitting close to home one of the president's personal valets, a member of the u.s. navy, who nbc news learned works in the west wing serving the president his meals among other duties has tested positive for the virus. >> i've had very little contact, personal contact with this gentleman. know who he is good person. but i've had very little contact. mike had very little contact with him >> reporter: president trump saying he and vice president pence were tested yesterday and the results negative is it spooky >> it's a little strange, but it's one of those things >> reporter: a person close to the white house said he was lava level mad at his staff when he learned the valet tested positive saying he does not belief they are doing everything that they can to protect him. calling it an operational failure, and everyone in close proximity to the president should be wearing a mack while the white house officials say the valets do not wear masks. the president said otherw

nbc's blayne alexander reports now how one big retailer is trying to keep shoppers safe. >> reporter: one of america's oldest department stores forced to create a new way to shop. is this going to feel different for customers coming back? >> absolutely. >> reporter: we were given an exclusive look inside this macy's in atlanta, one of the first to reopen in addition to masks and social distancing measures, new prosaid daughters for dressing rooms. i can come in and try on a dress but it's not going back on the rack. >> that's right. we hold it off the floor. everything that goes into the fitting room we hold off the floor and segregate and put across the board dropped by more than 16%. macy's had to furlough now the chain is doing everything it can to changes, at the makeup counter. >> i'm looking for a foundation can't try it on. how do we make sure that it's the right shade? >> i can look at you, eyeball you and give you like two shades that i think will be right for you. i'll demonstrate just to show you where you would put your eyeliner on your eyes. >> reporter: the same type of

peter alexander, washington. >>> an extraordinary life we'll be right back. >>> before we go tonight, in the latest installment of nightly news kids edition, families getting creative, turning backyards into summertime fun plus, we'll meet the newest addition to the houston zoo. baby nelson arrived, all 300 plus pounds of him and one boy's mission to help heroes the new episode is streaming now. that's nightly news for this evening. i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other good night >> kelly: hey, what's going on, y'all, the #goodneighbor" story comes from a sports broadcaster in london. with no sports, he has something else. >> thank you for including me in your good neighbor campaign. i have recently gained global notoriety after my #life commentary videos went viral. to speak of these guys are really going to red flower after flower. >> i am a play-by-play announcer that you would call it, a sports commentator here in england. and for sporting occasions disappearing from the calendar, when i was looking like having the work to do. so i decided to go around my n

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