elisa: i think 15 of the 41. anne: like the governor of utah who came up and said they are welcome here. peter: but stay on the global side of things for a minute. that's a lot of people. his 70 million. anne: 70 million are forcibly displaced pretty and the other 40 million are still the home countries. one of the bigger issues we identified, humanitarian response is that the responsibility for helping them was their own governments. and they are being neglected from the rest of the world by in large pretty refugees, roughly 26 million refugees, they been displaced from their homes and across international borders of the have a convention that requires us to sign up to it, to provide them with protection, they also have an agency and high commissioner refugees geneva that is responsible for helping them. have more protections but and they are looking to us, international community to provide them help and i should also state this is another example, we talked about this in the previous panel, the u.s. congress i

silence at the heart of room as its elisa passes $12000.00 coronavirus cases the government is tightening its restrictions. now we are closing down all commercial activities except for grocery stores pharmacies and drugstores. then if there is no need to run and buy food in supermarkets. we will close shops. pubs and restaurants. other european capitals are struggling to avoid a similar fate close schools across the country the czech government found all public gatherings of $100.00 or more people. to world health organization warns the spread of the respect to treat illness also known as 19 has become a pandemic and we are deeply concerned by the a lot of. spread and see very easy and by the a lot of mean a level is an option. we have that for the mid be our system and that 19 can be contacted i used as a pundit. over 90 percent of global cases are in 4 countries china it's really a iran and south korea but the corona virus continues to threaten new frontiers it's why el salvador quarantined return from spain and then it would all foreign visitors for the next 21 days in a bid to keep th

elisa: absolutely.ment, every company, including banks, are facing operational challenges, financial challenges, and they ,re trying to steer the company cutting jobs, cutting costs, and these projections for bad loan billion,s of 600 potentially very long economic slump. that restructuring may have to be deepened. anna: it was quite strange a person who was not confirmed as the final choice of ceo would launch such a big restructuring. that seems unusual in the banking sector. if you are going to be doing something so radical, you wouldn't do it normally under temporary leadership. elisa: absolutely. ofcertainly raises questions the board of the chairman and their leadership, but at the moment, all hands will be on deck dealing with the economic and financial fallout of the coronavirus. anna: thanks very much for your time. elisa martinuezzi, bloomberg opinion columnist with the latest on hsbc. is putting theh chances of a recession in the next year as high as 90% and says the u.s. national debt will l

2000 new cases reported in the last 24 hours a south africa report says 1st coronavirus related death elisa struggle to enforce the $21.00 day nationwide lockdown which came into force after midnight on friday understaffed because new restrictions people are only allowed out of their homes to buy groceries or health emergencies but large crowds have continued to form in poorer townships where social distancing is difficult because of the cramped living conditions. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one of many stations and so much. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. that no matter. how to bring you the news and current affairs that matter t.f. . outta zinger. in the midst of a chronic virus pandemic china is in the. beijing capital of the world's most populous nation stands deserted. millions of residents are forced to stay behind closed doors in moves now being replicated in countries across the line. on this episode of one a 18th we report from inside the quarantine capital of beijing. it's been months since the

elisa? >> reporter: testing will be offered every day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for at least the next month, but officials in hayward stress this service should be reserved for people who are sick and are showing symptoms. >> the swabbing will occur in here. >> reporter: chuck sweeney with the city of hayward shows us the testing center at fire station 7 on huntwood avenue. it's free and will provide covid-19 tests on the spot. >> the testing center is open to any community member any age regardless of income, immigration status, health insurance status. we are open to any member of the public. >> reporter: city manager kelly mcadoo hopes the site will take some pressure off hospital emergency rooms and provide answers for people who are sick but have not been able to get a test. healthcare workers and first responders who may have been exposed to the virus can be tested as well. here's how it works. firefighters and paramedics will prescreen people as they arrive. those who drive can stay in their cars for this part. those who are showing symptoms like fever or

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something to do with us the voters the people that put the politicians into tendon ing street into the elisa palace into the white house into you know the presidential palace in brazil and it's this we just expect too much of them and we forget that they all politicians you know they will kiss a baby and steal sweeties at the same time but at the end of the day they all politicians 1st and foremost. i think there's something to that yes they are politicians 1st and foremost they are running for multiple reasons to to elected office i think that in some parts of the world you know there are a lot of voters that are disillusioned by their political leaders politicians some of the lowest popularity ratings of any profession and i think you know there's been a kind of nation from local leaders they don't really speak for people like me there who speak for people like us and you see a lot of protest voting and other things well you know with this endemic you know people can see that you know who they support that's not just kind of choosing the better of 2 bad options you know people shouldn't be

european union you've seen countries refusing to export medical supplies nobody responding to its elisa urgent a bond request for medical assistance china eventually doing side and i think about what that inevitably leads to a strengthening of nationalist and protectionist policies where people think well ultimately foreign is a potentially a threat we need to look after ourselves we need to grow our own food we need to have our own pharmaceutical industry that is going to be much much more pressure i think for that kind of a renationalization of production at the same time i think that the extended supply chains on which so many western other companies rely look increasingly fragile obviously the disruption in china we're going to see the destruction now in europe and the greater pressure for more resilient supply chains which are more diversified and potentially for producing locally using the likes of robots and 3 d. printing. many thanks indeed good to talk to philly in london we saw a few moments ago in new york stock exchange that the dow jones had opened some 9.7 percent lower to

there is a risk for elisa because domestic workers have been among those diagnosed with the corona virus in hong kong. and that's more than 400 filipino coup members of the prince's cruise ship isolated in japan for 2 weeks return home to leave behind dozens of their colleagues who've been infected by the virus barnaby lo al-jazeera manila let's get more now on the u.s. reaction to the i.c.c. ruling on afghanistan let's bring in jordan was at the state department in washington rolls a bit of background to the i.c.c. has said it's going to look into all posses to the conflict in afghanistan that includes the u.s. tell us a little bit more about what pump i had to say. well the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o spoke to reporters in the last hour and he reacted quite angrily to the international criminal court's decision to allow the chief prosecutor filed to bensouda to pursue an investigation into alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity allegedly committed by members of the u.s. military as well as committed allegedly by members of u.s. intelligence services this is an operati

had become europe's worst corona virus outbreak but it seems that it was too late on thursday it's elisa past china with the highest number of deaths in the world dr mary louise mclaws is a professor of epidemiology epidemiology at the university of new south wales and says that stricter social distancing measures are required to slow down the spread of the virus. when they lock down the country and the long body area they should have actually put in place social distancing instead the community to go to restaurants coffee shops between 6 am and 6 pm what they should have done is lock it down and prevent anyone from going out socialising let them go to the bank and to get their food but that's it the numbers that we have in an epidemiological could. usually 7 days late because the incubation period is about 5 to 7 days and in the last day italy has had 7840 odd cases that's 7000 nearly a 1000 so 7 days ago people were getting very very sick so while i don't think we're going to see a decline yes we have to keep on aware honor is jew and china has done roic and 1st they've had no new case

there is a risk for elisa because domestic workers have been among those diagnosed with the corona virus in hong kong and that's more than $400.00 filipino coup members of the diamond prince's cruise ship isolated in japan for 2 weeks return home to leave behind dozens of their colleagues who've been infected by the virus barnaby lo al-jazeera minute the international criminal court has decided to investigate allegations of crimes committed during the war in afghanistan these include claims of atrocities by u.s. troops afghan forces and the taleban anacortes to look into prison a torture and mass killings of civilians the petition to open the case has led to u.s. president donald trump imposing a travel ban on staff who work for the course. u.s. secretary of state michael bio is strongly condemned the decision by the i.c.c. to investigate alleged us war crimes in afghanistan this is a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body is all the more reckless for this ruling to come just days after the united states signed a historic peace de

money you know so i decided to take the recent there is a risk for elisa because domestic workers have been among those diagnosed with the karuna virus in hong kong. and as more than 400 filipino coup members of the diamond prince's cruise ship isolated in japan for 2 weeks return home they leave behind dozens of their colleagues who've been infected by the virus. barnaby lo al-jazeera manila the international criminal court has decided it will investigate allegations of crimes committed during the war in afghanistan includes claims of atrocities by u.s. troops and afghan forces and the taliban and the court has to look into prison and torture and mass killings of civilians as well the petition to open the cases led to u.s. president donald trump imposing a travel ban on stuff who work for the courts of course the conflict in afghanistan goes back to the u.s. led invasion in 2001 which makes it america's longest running conflict the i.c.c. chief prosecutor for 2 been sued says there is evidence of torture rape and sexual violence against prisoners by u.s. troops and intelligence agenci

elisa healy smashing a record half century of just 30 balls while her former world cup winning has been machu stock washed after cutting short his tour to south africa with the men's team i healey sharing a night in stand a 115 before holding out for a 75 in the player of the match performance. was opening in the big money continued on to a number 8 and 78 with the strike a messy and imposing 194 for 4 i. ended just never got going and replied. i losing wickets regularly especially to spin a just an essence and seem a make in short who climbed upon a wicket to dismiss and give the 99 was. a struggle lifting the trophy for the 1st time in front of more than 86000 fans just short of the world record for a woman's sporting spectacle given calvert al-jazeera. moto g.p. riders were absent from the season opener in qatar deeds to coronavirus quarantine rules but there was an emotional night in the moto to race says japan's. got his 1st ever victory the 27 year old when it comes 10 years after he's friend showing tommy's hour for his 1st career victory after you sailed. died later that season

elisa acuna is in phoenix, we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel playing the primaryame for us tonight. >> big night for joe biden with wins in florida, illinois, and arizona, opening a commanding lead in delegates over sanders with his latest victories. he addressed supporters from wilmington, delaware, tonight. >> it's important for us to get through this crisis protecting the public health and our democracy. today it looks like once again in florida and illinois, we are still awaiting to hear from arizona -- our campaign has had a very good night. >> the virus has fundamentally changed the nature of this presidential campaign. he was rallies and primary states are gone with big crowds not safe due to the outbreak. replaced by a tele- town halls and live streams emphasizing coronavirus solutions. >> we need to use existing emergency authority under the defense production act to dramatically scale up production in the united states of critical supplies such as masks, ventilators, and protective equipment that i wil health care workers need to. >> dnc chairman is call

miren este vÍdeo donde baila uno de los temas de mÁs tendencia con elisa.botella de vino. la actriz erika buenfield es adicta al tiktok, es todo una genia creando este tipo de contenidos. >> tengo una fiesta hoy en la noche, no quiero verme como una vieja cuarentona, pasado de moda, quÉ me recomienda? >> que no vaya. jessica: espero que hayan disfrutado de esos hitos, especialmente los de erika, es sumamente chistoso, no tenemos que reÍr, es viernes, sÉ que estamos encuentra, pero hay que pasarla bien casa, y usar plataformas como tiktok para ser creativos. aquÍ ando con una,. alan: alto, tÚ tienes la principal, si no era por ti, lo hemos hecho ese de carla. jessica: se hizo virar al. seguiremos hablando mÁs en este tema que es muy importante en estos temas usar plataformas como estos para sonreÍr. alan: manda otras ideas para hacer las para todo Útil a quien "despiÉrta américa". la creatividad en su mÁxima expresiÓn. raÚl: asÍ es, como lo dijo ella, estaba conversando, en estos dÍas vivimos una situaciÓn sin precedentes, al enfrentar esta pandemia del coro

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congresswoman elisa slotkin, thank you very much as well. >> one of the things, mika, that has surprised me over the past week is we do live in a really ideological time. but i've had friends and family members who support donald trump who usually lash out at anybody that's not wearing a red hat who have been very positive about andrew cuomo. it has surprised me time and time again. so there is a cry for leadership. people what leadership in this time of crisis. >> claire mccaskill, thank you for being on this morning. >>> coming up after days of tense back and forth, senators have passed a $2 trillion stimulus bill. we'll talk to one of the senate negotiators, minority leader shuck schumer ahead about that on "morning joe." ur sneezes tu? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. i thought, i'm not letting anything take me away from my family without a fight. at cancer treatment centers of america, i had six, seven doctors that work together to take me through this journey. they're not just