we understand that gino hoback, plans to continue the evaluation process.even though it is seeking a new investor for his new proposed project. the honorable member, not only serated it has not saved anythig for tough times pretty's policies and action have driven investors away. if people like warren buffett have decided to snub canada, with the brilliance is on when everything was going fine, what will happen now. at the entire planet is facing a major crisis. what this liberal government, can tell us what they will do to get us out of this crisis. they have put us in and it's out of control spending. and physical health remains very strong today. our debt ratio is in fact the strongest of any economy. and allows to experience economic growth. our debt is striking and we are one of only 200 and has the perfectly credit rating from the all of the different credit agencies. we made investments to spur economic growth and we been 2 million jobs for the economy. to make sure that we have room to respond to the challenges that are now emerging as a result of t

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berlin now and it stars in 1954 the glamorous and beautiful gino lola brigida made a splash in berlin and alongside her a young sophia loren 2 goddesses of italian cinema. stars love berlin and the city love them back. you want to see. since 1902 the berlin dollar has honored cinemas greatest stars with all modules and retrospective. including gregory peck. shirley maclaine. and jack lemmon. in 1903 billy wilder received an honorary golden bear at the age of 86 there were standing ovations for the man who fled berlin in 1933 to escape the nazis and became a famous hollywood director. in the ninety's berlin was growing into its role as the german capital its film festival attracted international stars the biggest names in the business graced its red carpet. in 2008 the festival's opening film was shine a light martin scorsese's tour a documentary about the rolling stones before band members came to berlin for the premiere. over the last 70 years fashion and hairstyles have come and gone but one thing never changes the enthusiasm of the public and the photographers. and what's making th

we know that gino typically the geno type the d.n.a. is identical to what has changed over the last 2 to 3400 years as the phenotype phenotype is the jacket which is what that's looked like we have bald dogs dogs of white fluffy hair blue eyes dogs with crazy top severe in their body and no hear anywhere else buckle dogs short legged dogs double coated dogs we've created these fantastic varieties of breeds because we like diversity in what we see despite the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of them there came a slew piss d.n.a. show so yes just as you can have brown hair blond hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look vastly different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. we have to realize we are all living on a small fragile spaceship together and it's really no different than a bunch of people in a harsh environment trying to rely on each other to survive we are interconnected o

gino always a pleasure having you on the edge seems the usa gymnastics team when you look at the stories trying to essentially close the books on the sex abuse scandal for good that's been played in this organization for years now what point do we say this is just to silence them or is there sincerity in their effort to compensate these victims that it's a you know there's no sincerity and that's all they are absolutely trying to get out of any responsibility they could have nasser's publicity came to light 26 team all of this came out he had hundreds of victims coming up to michigan to speak to him in a court and to share their stories to share their trauma and for us age of nasa makes you know they filed bankruptcy in $20000.00 because of this their insurance they claim allows them to give $250000000.00 these girls are obviously way more and it's sad that they've broken it down they've put a price tag on suffering there's necessarily when you put a price tag on suffering. if you compete at the top of your game you're at the olympics or at the world or at the nationals you get about $12

gino is eligible to his is very is here cbs news contributor arena, lena salinas joins us now is what issues are in the for rent within the last you look matted -- community? good morning. in the morning! how are you, michelle? , this will be the first time the lucchino electric will be the largest minority voting block with 32 million eligible voters, services from the country with the latina vote could be the deciding factor which includes california and my state because it is the home state. for i want to know in the most recent cbs news battleground trackable, bernie sanders is leading in california, with so who do you believe is the front runner for latino voters? thrn the presents still a majority among cafornia call with latina partners is even higher. centers and trailing behind at 50%. is joe biden and communal, that really is because of the young latino voters, there is loses is majority is in all they are energized, they are engaged. they are motivated to go out and vote, so, they could definitely make the difference for your carrico and see if they make the difference late

there's no even a dozen genes, there's thousands if not maybe a million tiny effects all across the ginoyou're trying to discover those teeny effects you need massive sample sizes hence the 1.1 million person genome wide association study. the problem is, once you magnify those small effects in order to detect them, you are magnifying all sorts of biases as well. with the state of literature is low is the 10 to 13 to 14 percent we are predicting we realize now that because part of it is sweeping up a lot of environmental variation that is people, forget about east asia and europe and africa, just in the netherlands there are different frequencies on the north-south axis and east west access. you can probably just as we talked about predicting people self identified race here with 98 percent accuracy based on dna, in the netherlands you can probably locate people in which region of the netherlands they are in pretty darn well with their dna as well but that means the smaller frequency differences are associated with different environmental associations as well. even in the wisconsin longi

. >> rob, gino? -- rob, do you know? >> right now we are still getting applications and we will look at that as applications come in. right now we are not suspending the requirements. the in person requirements will do that online or by phone. ,>> [indiscernible] cuts by would appear to be to public hospitals at a time of coronavirus. can you comment on the? >> public hospitals are all hospitals? >> vis-À-vis medicaid. there appear to be cut in the ballpark of $400 million. gov. cuomo: the places getting most funding now because of what the federal government did are the hospitals. the hospitals received "for thent funds, but theus". coronavirus expenses you can equate to anything in the hospital system. so the hospitals are getting more funding than almost any other area that the state budget covers. how much are the hospitals getting? >> $100 billion nationally. >> 400 billion into the indigent care pool. gov. cuomo: we have no money, right? the state has no money. if you are getting -- the federal bill had $100 billio

gino, it's always great to see you.'s deal with the big macro on this before we get into more of the details of the plan. i don't understand, many will say, why all this money? why does this have to be so big? just don't shut things down. you guys are forcing us into a recession. >> well, because, chris, i mean, this is the unfortunate news. this is the worst pullback in economic spending and economic activity we've seen in our lives and maybe since the great depression. and think about it. when we've had downturns before recessions, yeah, there were people hurting? people lost their jobs, some people lost their raises, some people feared they would be next. but a whole lot of other people went on spending, traveling, doing all the things. we've never seen a moment in our lives where every single person in our country is pulling back and we are just absolutely crowsing down entire shops and industries. my heart bleeds so much for the people, the waitresses, the waiters, the people in the food industry and other service

rather than andrew cuomo, me, and gino ramondo hustling after each and every lead to see where we canfederal government take the lead, act as a sorting house, that it would be a big, big advantage for us. but generally speaking, the companies in the state understand what we're trying to do. we've got a good balance. most of them, if possible, are keeping people at home, letting them telecommute. i need some help in terms of unemployment compensation, allow these people a little more room to breathe if they have to stay out of work a little bit longer. and the most important thing i'd like to see out of washington, d.c., is a forgivable loan for small business. if you keep your people on board four to six months, we'll give you a loan to carry you through. it's forgiven if you honor your part of the deal. >> because shelter-in-place stuff, that's where the rubber hits the road, right? the thing that you notice the most when you're outside is the small businesses that are shutdown, that have no choice. small businesses in the country just don't run with a lot of cash flow unfortunately

callum, we are thrilled to have you on particularly on the gino.is. expert in the virus versus dna virus, in particularly in the fear of mutation of any coronavirus. what specifically is your fear of the virus right now? my fear is not that the virus will mutate or change. viruses do that as part of their everyday replication, and the great pressure on viruses is to transmit. and this virus seems to transmit a just fine between humans. that is why we are seeing the outbreaks we have. when you look at the genetics of the virus as it changes, thereularly in seattle, are great experts in tracking the change, we look to see if their alterations in parts of the virus that contain the targets for vaccines. we would not expect to see those in -- we were not to expect to see those anytime soon, but that is why you keep monitoring. it to developis an antibody treatment? can you go faster? of exercisetimeline you finding a solution with what i will call a miracle solution? how long does it take? ask finding an antibody -- >> finding an antibody or vaccine or