who announced a primary challenge against him by trying to remind people that sanford had an affaira woman in argentina, tweeting that sanford was found in argentina with his flaming dancer friend. [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] now, we think he meant to type flamingo dancer which also would have been wrong because it's flamenco dancer which also would have been wrong because there is no evidence sanford's former mistress had ever been a flamenco dancer. [ laughter ] it is like a seven layer dip of presidential insanity. [ laughter ] it's stupid stacked on top of stupid, stacked on top of stupid and then, i guess, guacamole [ laughter and applause also, i'd like to remind everyone, everyone, this is not the first time trump has gotten details of this story wrong. to explain his disappearance when he was having the affair back in 2009, sanford famously claimed he had been hiking the appalachian trail. trump has tried to mock him for that before, but he's gotten that detail wrong as well. and he did it again today. >> mr. tallahassee trail or appalachian trail, he's the appalachi

but i actually think the big mistake with sanford wilson, 1883, the railroads in north america simply put time zones into effect. no assistance from the federal government. it's completely a commercial maneuver. until 1919 there's no time zone legislation in this country. the railroads were that powerful. at the same moment sanford wilson provided us with what would have been a fantastically elegant idea. he invented something which he called -- i like the name -- cosmopolitan time. it was simple. it was the idea of using the 24 hour clock so we wouldn't use a 12 can hour crock which causes no end of confusion around the world, and keeping everybody -- let me do it simply. recognizing there is only one day on the face of the earth. presently here's what happens. if it's merchandise in japan, -- it's monday in japan eight not monday for the next 24 hours in japan and san francisco. we have 55 hours of three different days on the globe according to our clocks. fleming says this it the craziest notion. when it's 10:00 in some morning beijing, 10:00 in beijing, it's 10:00 in london, it's

like swap swap agreements between sanford banks would be important on targeted measures for aiding industries but do you see this coronavirus crisis going in in the short time. well i guess we have to be prepared for everything that's a lecture of last week where we were not really. prepared that the virus is breaking out in lots of countries outside of of china so. we have to be able to. get to stomach a lot of bad news of awnings as we have fallen from apple it will come for many many industries are many many countries and still business cycle indicators as we just received from china where this is also something that we have to digest in europe and other countries because newton's cheve the economist off as often as i was in buying from frankfurt thank you. there is an increasing shortage of vital drugs around the world even in germany with its advanced health system a growing number of patients now needs to wait for critical drugs that used to be readily available and the coronavirus epidemic is said to make things much worse it's down to an intricate system of supply chains many internat

but it was outscored who had the 1st shot on goal in the match thank you had the word live in sanford in the 11th minute was too easy for manuel neuer to handle biron didn't have a real chance until the final seconds of the 1st half. serge did not brief fed it to thomas who bounced it over the crossbar i got another shot early in the 2nd half and this time he made out scored the bedroom boa 10 with a beautiful long ball and guided it into the net when neil. i was bored caught by iron on the break in the 90th minute. but you could tell from the needle listeners reaction that this one was not going to count you be the judge off so i poured into the referee i and then byron struck the final blow in injury time i was much to the relief of coach kanzi flick the beyond gorecki hitting the target to round out the 2 neil storyline. i don't think in the coming weeks anyone is going to look back and say we didn't perform my best today on the we look at the score and the fact that we won't and in the end that's what counts them and affect us just sit out sport came away empty handed but it was a

and sanford students will see big changes starting today on campus.ls for those living at stanford, coming up. so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design. cause one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. explore floor & decor in person or online. >>> good morning, everyone. it's saturday march 14th. we have a lot to cover about the coronavirus emergency and the impact it's having on all of us iclook at the weather and the rain we're tracking t

so dred scott v john sanford is not just about dred scott. it's about harriet and dred and eliza and lizzy, it's about a family who in various ways have different claims to freedom, right? i mean eliza is born in a free territory, and lizzy is born upon return to parents who have been effectively under law presumably possibly freed in their residence in a free territory. so first and foremost, i just want it make this clear, this is, the dred scott case is a family freedom suit. and like queen v hepburn, and many of the others that came forward in washington, d.c. the other introductory point here is this. all of these freedom suits aim toward limiting slavery's reach, right? you think about all of the freedom suits are about defining slavery as circumscribed by something. it can exist in a certain state, but not others. it can exist only by law, in this way. if there are wills or contracts, as we're going to see in a minute, then slavery is void in those cases. in other words, almost every freedom suit, if we step back and look from 30,000 f

sanford and usf would have been selected to the ni stkp-rbgs what about the stanford women? -- nic and what about when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, joel osteen.citet g with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the late show is stephen colbert is next. >> continue streaming on cbsn bay area, have a good night. >> (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues?

little bit wet where you are especially in san jose heading up to milpitas and the rain moving to sanford south of san mateo and this wave of rain is moving northward so that's something we'll be watching the next couple of hours. and then it's all because of this storm system that's been to the south of us bringing heavier rain to parts of southern california where we've seen the showers off and on. but here in san francisco we are starting out with a mostly dry sky and also looking at some mostly clear skies and dry conditions as we go hour by hour. we'll see another wave of rain or two coming through between now and late morning. the rest of the day is looking dry keeping a spotty rain chance in the forecast as it stays unsettled with the area of low pressure nearby. as we go throughout the rest of the week we'll see this moving away and another storm system moving in. on saturday and sunday we see waves of rain coming through that may linger into tuesday as well. so it may be a prolonged period with off and on showers. this computer model shows the potential of getting three-quarters

oakland unified school district antioch unified, pittsburg unified, mount diablo, west contra costa, sanford cisco unified and now as well, in addition to other districts that may be announcing yesterday, millbury school district, and santa cruz. we spoke to students and parents at different bay area schools, they are facing closure coming up this week. the tallest reaction to this measure that health officials say may seem drastic but it is necessary to slow down the spread of covid-19. parents agreed with that, even students we talked to were in general agreement. >> like that's nice, i mean, it's also like concerning that all of the schools are closing down, due to this virus. it's scary, but we have to finish the day, but a lot of people are choosing to go home, because they are concerned. >> reporter: one of the concerns that initially prevented the district from closing down was concerned about whether students would be able to get meals and to have food to eat. a lot of students rely on free and reduced lunches at the school. oakland unified said the school district will be providing

sanford never really was in the game, matt bradley buried him with 18 points, calvin 63-51 and reallyut a dent in stanford chances of getting their name called on selection sunday, if there is a selection sunday. >> the sox on the road but they will not play their remaining games in march with fans at sap center, there are reports the nhl could announce changes tomorrow. blackhawk fans packed the united center to watch their team hosts the sharks, title i, second-period, alex puts the puck right on packing sick, that is an easy chance on erato, chicago found the back of the net six times in the last period, alex the lender but it away 6-2, blackhawks, the final, the sharks have now lost four straight games. by the way, the news and sports today, major-league baseball could have more decisions on the coronavirus come i can tell you right now, that the series march 23rd and 24th, giants and a's has been canceled, that is not going to be rescheduled. in torld ortsyou tonight. >>> a massive fencing ring shut down. >> still ahead, streaming on cbsn bay area, coming up, just how many stolen

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rick sanford isn't keen on any suggestion he change his lifestyle. >> i'll be frank and say i think it'sus and i think it's something each individual has to decide upon their own. >> trevor: what? that's insane. you don't just get to decide what you think about a disease. no one's in the doctor's office, doc, be honest, is it it bad? and the toke says, it's up to you, yeah. ( laughter ) funny how all of us are working on social distancing to protect old people who at most risk, but old people are living their best life. good luck distancing yourself from these hips, these hips! these hips! these hips! aaahhh! ( laughter ) and you know, folks, that's the problem with this generation -- we've sacrificed so much for them, and all they care about is their dancing and their goofing around! ( laughter ) and you know what, grandpa rick? if that's the way you want to play it, then we'll have no option but to get that spray dad and hose you geriatric delinquents down! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) today, john got dressed for his first, first date with sarah. john told his stitch fi

further and the school is now also asking students who live on campus to leave once the quarter is over sanford says all spring quarter classes will be online until further notice people who live in undergraduate housing are being asked to leave campus at the end of the quarter if possible to reduce the number of people in confined shared spaces. school officials said assistance to travel home and you know money assistance will quote be available where needed for students who are already receiving financial aid tonight, the us treasury is considering pushing back the tax deadline is corona virus continues to spread. the new york times is reporting the treasury and white house have been discussing extending taxis and be on april 15th of this comes as house democrats wrote to the irs commissioner for an update on how the coronavirus outbreak could impact the agency and its ability to provide taxpayer assistance and process returns the times. reports the last week. treasury secretary steven said. delay has been discussed but not something they were considering at the moment after a positive reboun

we see green over sanford and sunnyvale and san jose. light and some of those levels below the rainfall really dry and so we may be experiencing verga in many spots meaning it is evaporating before it hits the ground. santa cruz in the mountains. the east bay seeing light fall over areas of the east bay shore alongside 80. hayward towards fremont and inner east bay sprinkles on 680. antioch light rain trying to hit the ground. futurecast by 10:00 the rain begins to move out. it takes it until lunch time until we see it shift. partly sunny. light rain. that should be it. for the afternoon at 3:00 we have just a few lingering showers. the sierra continues to see the snow. that is good news. snow levels down to 4500 feet. your futurecast shows you sunday morning could be partly sunny. now sunday looks cloudy but dry. a few scattered showers. definitely a possibility. monday, that looks like it could be a soggy one. so we could get back to work with perhaps some more wet weather. here is a look at the weekend as far as rainfall amounts. not

daniel sanford has the full y.st islamist medical, fled from and libya, their old fend tolde they were criminals from a young age. >> we want to be the best, you know what i mean? daniel: they were exposed to weapons aer the 2011 revolution, and became more political. thone visite man, a convicted, i.s. support prison. one was in libya just two weeks before the attack. what did you notice? >> a change,ike 360. it was religious, not gangster. ♪ ♪ anchor: our lead story in the bbc news room is that the u.k. has announced 400 billion dollars of loan guarantees to help businesses survivsthe coronaviandemic. the u.s. says it is planning well, we are going to shift straight to the u.s. now. there are more than 4000 cases there, and 75 people have lost their lives. this map has been released by theve primary u.s. ment body on this issue, the cdc. s west virginiaw the only u.s. state with no reported cases. the cdc keeps pushing its messags, telling here in this tweet, for example, takeio everyday preca. reduce your risk of exposure. avoid close contact with people who are sndk. wash your avoi

sanford said there will be no discounts. >>> here's sweet news. girl scouts are selling cookies online. you can also donate them to first responders, front line workers and local causes in need, but it appears bay area girl scouts are not selling online. you can still choose which troop you want to buy from. >>> we're coming back with a full 90 minutes of news, concerning the privacy concerns with zoom conference calls. >>> whole foods employees are demanding several things as they continue to work in the middle of the pandemic. >>> plus, emotional stories from the front i do motivational speakingld. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. he

i'm joint on the set by daniel sanford and we hope in the next wild to be joined via webcam by doctoratherine glass agp and clinical director at doctor care anywhere, which links up doctor patients for appointments by video. we are alsojoined patients for appointments by video. we are also joined by doctor chris smith, he consulted virologist at cambridge university and host of the naked scientist podcast. let's get to it. the first question to daniel. a question from sarah. can divorced pa rents a question from sarah. can divorced parents keep seeing their kids even if they live in different houses? this is the bible. the full guidance on staying at home and away from others. that is in the end the key to this guidance, staying at home and staying away from others. this is the question that michael go but struggle with this morning because he was exceedingly thinking you should not mix households so the kids should not go between households where there is a specific exception in the guidance. it says where parents do not live in the same household, children under 18 can be moved betw

. >>> a major mishap at sanford university construction site. crews hit a fire hydrant with a fork lift. water was gushing out at 4500 gallons per minute. flooding the construction site for over an hour. >>> for weeks joe biden hinged his presidential hopes on south carolina and this morning it looks like he was right. >> celebrating in south carolina. >> we just won and we won big because of you. >> the 77-year-old notched his first ever contest win. leaving front runner bernie sanders trailing behind. >> there are a lot of states in this country. no one wins them all. i want to congratulate joe biden on his victory. >> voters in south carolina giving biden a much needed boost. but his campaign focussed on south carolina. the first state with the majority black democratic electerate. >> after spending millions in south carolina, billionaire tom stire said the voters have spoken. >> i can't see a path where i can win the presidency. >> biden hopes the win will spring board his campaign super tuesday. >> are you ready for super tuesday? >> other

the youngish disease scientists based at sanford.orked in cameroon for years to work on the transmission of viruses by way of bushmeat from african wildlife into hunters and bushmeat hunters and their families. nathan has worked on this a long time he is a grant from google now that he's expanded this operation into a global viral forecasting initiative. he simply calls it global viral. one of the things one sample of the kind of work that's being done out there is that he and his people send little kids out with the people usually men the men who do the bushmeat hunting from the villages in central africa little kits that involve filter papers, simple filter papers the kind used for medical purposes and probably not that different from what you would filter your coffee with. and ziploc bags they pay the hunters to collect samples from them. a dot of blood on a filter paper then placed in a ziploc bag now can be used as a sample from which in a laboratory week or two weeks or a month later you can extract enough dna or rna to identif

the petition has more than 1,700 signatures this morning, and sanford's provo says there will not be any discounts. >>> hello, i am dolly pardon, the book lady from the imagination library, and i want you to join me on where i will read stories. >> you here for that? >> yes. >> she is launching a new youtube series where she will read bedtime stories. the program is set to last ten weeks, and will feature books from her imagination library. she created the library in 1995 to send books to children around the world. >> god bless, dolly. she can do no wrong. i love her. >>> the coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues. >> plus, a warning that we might need to be more than six feet apart. >>> whole foods across the country, employees threatening a sick-out today. they are asking for double pay for the employees that come to work during this pandemic. i am julian glover with what the rest they are asking for. >>> the >>> now, your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> right now at 6:30, first it was with insta cart and now with whole foods. workers are saying they are being ex

university and host of the naked scientists podcast. let's get to it first of the questions to daniel sanfordth me. daniel, a question from sarah finley saying, "can divorced parents keep seeing their kids, even if they live in different houses? " well, this is the bible, the full guidance on staying at home and away from others, and you know, thatis and away from others, and you know, that is in the end, the key to this guidance. staying at home, and staying away from others. this is the question that michael gove struggled with this morning, he was instinctively think and you should be mixing households, so kids shouldn't be going between households, but there isa going between households, but there is a specific exception in the guidance, and it says where parents do not live in the same household, children under 18 can be moved between their parents homes. this is one of those things where, yes, the public health rule would obviously be better to not be mixing households, but, in the end, are you really going to say to sums kids, you are not going to see one of your pa rents for two you a

sanford reacher said they developed a new test. could be ready to be used by the end of the week. >> reporter: they have already received fda approval. >> basically, it's a test that, as i said, detects the viral acid. >> reporter: the diseases professor said test subjects are swabbed in the nose and mouth for a sample. that sample is then tested. roughly six hours later will determine if the patient is positive or negative for coronavirus. the test is highly sensitive and accurate. >> the laboratory here will be required to send their first five positive samples and five negative samples back to the cdc for them to retest to confirm the accuracy of the test. >> reporter: testing here at stanford could baseball late this week and could involve people who her symptomatic or been in close contact with people who tested positive for the coronavirus or who have traveled to highly infectious areas. the next hurdle for doctors, developing a cure. experts say that won't happen until late in the summer, possibly the fall and that's the ear

. >> reporter: 72-year-old rick sanford isn't key on any suggestion he change his lifestyle. >> i'lland say i think it's bogus and i think it's something each individual has to decide upon their own. >> reporter: others we talked to here are concerned, like pat and nick mckebley. he just turned 80. >> this is something they can't wrap their arms around, so that worries me some. we're going to restrict our travel and just stay in our local cocoon here. >> reporter: a number we spoke to have canceled or are considering cancelling cruises and trips overseas. but many still attend large, local public gatherings with other seniors that are an almost daily part of life in florida's retirement communities, exactly the sort of close contact situations experts say where the virus could spread rapidly. back at the ballpark, donna callaghan is skeptical. >> i think it's overdone, absolutely. i know they have to cover it, but it doesn't seem like it's any worse than the flu or anything else if you're relatively healthy. >> reporter: president trump has voiced similar comments, leading experts to

lumpur and scotland's former leader is on trial for a string of sexual offenses against women alex sanford denies carrying out a total of 14 sexual assaults on 10 women explain 20082014 when he was serving as 1st minister. so the headlines keep it here al-jazeera world continues. joining their listening post as we turned the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news chops morning talkers and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the states misleads the public this the media reflects the same. quantity challenge of course their editorial shows they dart believe they have anything to apologize for their listening post on al-jazeera. that intimate it's is a way of escapism only it's away from its express us al it makes you. good once you've completed something and the whole process you know it's your identity it's your style so for me it's my future you know we both think about careers and our future and survival but it also benefits me emotionally it's a profession and a lot to me and it's i feel like it's the one thing that i know i can do i do

i don't think he can -- >> sanford joe crowley, but i could talk to you all day but i have to let you the cdc expanding its guidelines to combat the coronavirus. what it's now telling people over 60 and with underlying medical conditions. ♪ on. i saw you eating poop earlier. my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. non-drowsy claritin cool mint chewables. feel the clarity of new the only allergy product with relief of your worst symptoms, including itchy throat. plus an immediate blast of cooling sensation. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >> dana: at the cdc expanding its coronavirus guidelines for those over 68. jonathan is live with details. as is every

instead, they are moving them to online and remote instruction only, sanford made this call on friday and that handful of schools i just mentioned made the decision to follow suit yesterday. and san francisco unified school district held an emergency meeting last night in closed session so far, the only school to close is lowell high school after students parent tested positive for the coronavirus. the student is still not showing any symptoms, despite the health the preminger, nations, lowell is closed for another day today and it will be open tomorrow. >>>is always a balancing act. i mean, obviously there are some people that are saying you should close all schools now, we want to prevent infection and of course the health of our students and lot of impacts and communal, to closing schools, so, we want to make sure that we are balancing what is best for the entire community. >> san francisco's lincoln high school was set to host the norcal division basket championship tonight but the district has suspended all extracurricular activities. archbishop is also close yesterday and had to

so i asked a the she's an infectious disease epidemiologist at sanford university, is it possible that people like us had covid-19 back then? well, she pointed out the winter too imis typically our flu and upper respiratory virus season. there are several ought viruss that cause the same symptoms, covid-19 didn't show up in tests here until the last week of february. so for someone like me and my wife to have had it, it's possible, if we had just returned from china or had been on a cruise ship, she says, but more likely, it was one of those other local viruses. again, we don't have an anti-body test to know for sure yet. as far as whether you develop immunity once you've had covid-19, right now, doctors just don't know. there are seven human coronaviruss. we got covid-19, mrz, sars and four other ones that cause the cold. >> we know from the common cold virus you develop immunity. but it's not one long-lasting. so that you can get infected over and over again. so we're think figure this is like the common cold virus, like we said we don't know that for sure yet. that a big push to try

sanford made the decision to cancel all in person classes after a faculty member tested positive for the coronavirus and to students are being isolated home because of possible exposure and the winter quarter will end in two weeks and then the university will have spring break. >> the dow futures have been down more than 1300 points in the s&p 500 set to open down 5% as well on the global economy seeing a dramatic plunge in the price of oil. this after saudi arabia, opec and russia failed to reach an agreement to cut production to fight falling prices. the drop in prices hit the asian stock market hard overnight, checking on those numbers across the board, in japan they are down 5% and in shanghai and hong kong down 3% to 4% this morning. find local and national coronavirus updates on the all new ktvu mobile news app and we do have a special section for coronavirus coverage and we will continue to send out push alerts when major developments break.>> we are also watching your morning commute and we have allie rasmus watching things. >> there was a problem on westbound 80 at ashby but

the sanford womens basketball team will open the pac-12 tournament next week as the number three seat. second half turning defense into offense. with the easy bucket, she had 18 points and nine boards and lexi hall puts the game on ice. 55-44. in tucson not out against number 13 arizona, off the missed free throw, no problem. jalen brown is there for the rebound and the game winning basket, then the celebration in the lockeroom. upsets arizona by a point, 55-54. nascar hitting the track in southern california for the auto club 400, this is cool. johnson in his final race in fontana he would finish 7th. alex bowman would pull away from the field to take the checkers. it's his second career cup victory. promised a few buddies if he won he would get a number 88 tattoo. how's your shoe game, terry? >> i could use a pair. >> they were lining up at chase center for the launch of thompson's new shoes. they were on hand shining autographs. the new kt5 is now on sale. sitting like a king. it's the first time the shoesea. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for

the supplier has already sold masks to hospitals in california including kaiser, suter health, and sanfordcking up donations of medical supplies from front po now the group includes nurses and people who work for the ambulance providers in the county. it's called "porch pick up 20202020" and they've already delivered 800 masks. donors expect a shipment of 8,000 by the end of the week. >>> warriors star, steph curry hosted that questionnaire with dr. anthony fauci. during yesterday's live stream session, curry asked dr. fauci to answer questions about the virus that people submitted on curry's instagram page and on twitter. the questions covered everything from accessibility of tests to the effectiveness of those masks. at one point, 50,000 people were watching the question and answer session including former president barack obama and singer justin bieber. >>> well, bay area rapper g- easy doing his part to help out in the pandemic by providing meals to local at risk youth in san francisco through his endless summer fund, the 30- year-old rapper is partnering with the larkin street youth s

. >> reporter: sanford is also asking professors to make finex for the winter optional. in the newsroom, luis pena, abc7 news. >>> i want to apologize for the technical difficulty we had earlier. uc berkeley said a student tested positive for coronavirus. they believe no one is at significant risk to contracting the illness. in-person classes suspended last tuesday until the heed of spring break march 29th but the campus remains open for now. >>> many families are scrambling to find childcare with the city's public schools closing three weeks starting tomorrow. >> the kids can't come with me to work. it will cause me to lose pay, lose wages, lose benefits in order to stay home to provide for my kids. >> many san francisco families are also scrambling to find childcare with the city's public sku schools closing three weeks. tomorrow the school districts plan to have assignments online but teachers fear they may lack access to computers and internet access. >> it's a big quality issue putting things online, do our students have the ability to complete work? i know we're wo

. >> 72-year-old rick sanford isn't key on any suggestion he change his life tile. >> i'll be frank andh individual has to decide upon their own. >> others we talk to are concerned. >> this seems to be something that they can't wrap their arms around, so that worries me some. we're going to restrict our travel and just stay in tour local cocoon here. >> a number of those we spoke to have canceled or are considering canceling cruises and trips overseas. but many still attend large local public gatherings with other seniors that are an almost part of daily life in florida's retirement communities. exactly the sort of close contact situations experts say where the virus could spread rapidly. back at the ball pack, donna is skeptical. >> i think it's overdone. absolutely. i think the media is -- i know they have to cover it, but it doesn't seem like it's any worse than the flu or anything else if you're relatively healthy. >> president trump has voiced similar comments leading experts to fault him for downplaying the risk. >> i don't want any deaths, right? but, over the last long period of

joining me is lisa janician who is a professor at the sanford school of economics in duke university.we have finally agreed and something that we could not find out in 2008 and 2009 and direct cash payments to those in need, but the banks are an easier structure, because we know how they work. we have not done this fr be,befo that those who are in most in need who don't have a fixed address and they are not in the system as well get the money they need? >> yeah, i know. it is quite the irony that here we are ready to disburse the cash to the hands of people who there is no one platform. it has to be multi sectored and think about the multiple distribution systems and be creative. so, then it allows on the objective. the first objective is to get cash quickly into the hands of the americans and this is the best way to boost the economy and for sure, we need to be using systems that we currently have in place. the good ideas are the social security administration system or the tax system or the unemployed insurance system, veterans system, and these have all been played out and they sho

i think i am the only conservative to speak at uc berkeley, sanford and lived to tell about it.he country. to be perfectly honest the greatest threat to our countries what's happening on college campuses. we as conservatives need to recognize that. it once about reform than rebellion to be honest with you. these are multibillion-dollar cartels the don't care about the students are going to their halls, are not interested in teaching students core american values. a couple thoughts on this, for highschooler's out there, just ask yourself the question why am i going to school? not where my going to school. you do not need to go to for your colleges to succeed in our country. we need more plumbers, electricians, police officers, firefighters, veterans and entrepreneurs. my opinion, far less people go to the elite schools all across the country that prognosticate and tell us about horrible and awful americas. there's actually a multi- massive dollar window for people who are trained in the skills for american-based trained labor. that deficit needs to be filled by high schoolers. pa

center of my fellow 100 love dollars people are being taken for peacefully march here through the city sanford we are the ones travelling the extra mile we are the media go go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. time . small students thank you very much ed piece of global sport is facing unprecedented people with the most major leagues and events counselled due to coronavirus all of the leading european football competitions have been suspended when their next game could have earned liverpool their 1st premier league title in 30 years nigga officials are due to meet again on thursday games are pencil in to resume at the start of april but there are no guarantees that this season will ever be finished liverpool manager club has issued this statement football always seems the most important of the least important things today football the football matches really aren't important at all if it's a choice between football and the good of the why this society it's no contest. tickle my greed beat liverpool in the champions league last week it could be the last game either team

the make the explosives, daniel sanford reports.avy device in a large backpack. joining parents waiting to pick up their children at the ariana grande concert. detonating his device once the foyer was full. this bomb was a very big bomb. we are talking about five kilograms of high explosive and over 2,000 very large metal nuts which were sent with enormous kinetic energy all round that room in manchester arena. 22 people were killed by the explosion. the youngest was eight—year—old saffie roussos. among those who died wasjune tron's son, philip. the shoes he wore show the violent impact of the flying shrapnel. his family still mourn him every day. just something inside us died, like a little bit, it's like there's portions of you. and each portion is one of your children. i just felt like his portion had died. salman abedi planned the murderous attack with his younger brother, hashem abedi. both left fingerprints in the flat where they made the explosive. they drove together around manchester as they bought 46 litres of hydrogen per

for more, we bring in david dai from sanford c bernstein. take a look across the multi-businesses.most? what is the most exposure here to the coronavirus? one that is exposed is [indiscernible] a mixture of businesses. you have to physically go into the hotel or consume in the store. taylor: if the company cannot forecast the hit to revenue this year, how are you analyzing this company given the lack of information you are getting from these companies? david: the company does not want to give very specific guidance given the uncertainty. of good analysis of the company and also we do a lot of underground research. our current understanding is that the food delivery business is recovering pretty well and the hotel business is on track to recover though the pace of recovery is a lot slower. i am stillar basis, very optimistic especially for the second half of the year. haidi: do you anticipate there will be consumer behavioral changes coming up on the other side of this that will continue in the longer term to benefit delivery names like meituan? david: during a situation like this,

sanford university doesn't provide healthcare, individuals do, doctors do. they are scientists and they're physicians and nurses and all so to say stanford is saying this and organization should be suspect and it does to some extent when you start seeing all these different recommendations it doesn't undermine the good information that we can access and the good information because the message sub limb alley is well, why aren't they telling us to avoid ice cubes? why aren't we doing told this from our own public healing department or the state or center of disease control. i want to reinforce your comment. it's well taken and i think we have a responsibility to help our family and friends and colleagues and under how to access information. it's really trying to cope with a very stressful information for every single person in this room and lots of people outside this romijroom, including in the wor. >> if i could echo some of that, obvious will he we wanobviouslye information. the updated friday directive from department of public-heal h health officer just

sanford of the university sending students home.l make exceptions in extreme cases but many have not made those guidelines clear. >>> kaiser permanente providing drive-up testing for the coronavirus for people with respiratory symptoms. this video is from a similar service being provided in south korea, the bay area largest healthcare provider with tents outside a handful of facilities inviting patients with doctor's orders to drive up and get tested. sites are meant to prevent patients with symptoms from walking into facilities where they could potentially expose others. >>> let's talk about your morning commute. for many work in school is still happening the routine is changing. >> it has changed though some commutes look pretty typical, busier than yesterday. yesterday at this time things were kind of slowing down. or evening out. this morning we still have a big back up here at the bay bridge. traffic is going to be busy, the 880 is slower than it was yesterday as well. perhaps more people avoiding b.a.r.t. or more people going

spread that potentially across the whole system so we're not just looking at some of the centers like sanfordedicine to respond. there's a great network of hospitals and health care organizations around the country that are doing similar planning. >> i wonder, you know, the public is being showered with headlines about the unavailability of tests. but there's other supplies you need in order to conduct those tests. what is the supply chain looking like on that front, swabs and so forth? >> sure. that's a great question. one of the hot topics you've had on your show already is to talk about personal protective equipment. one of our highest priorities is to make sure the health care workers that are needed to be able to respond to the patients coming in are protected from that we're seeing across the country shortages in some of that ppe equipment and the viability. whether you're looking at a mask or gowns and other things, certainly there's a high utilization of that and we're taking all opportunities some of the areas that were whereforing those around the world have not been able to produce

haidi: that was neil beveridge of sanford c. bernstein. thanks for joining us.k of korea, saying they will provide liquidity to markets unlimitedly for three months. they will provided by weekly repo purchases. this would be weekly repo purchases to him. we have heard a variety of actions coming from the bank of korea, and the finance ministry closely monitoring the fx liquidity situation that they would be providing some financial stability for three months. the bank of korea saying they will provide unlimited liquidity to the markets for the next three months. china coming up, could central bank announced a cut to its benchmark deposit rate in the coming days yeah cap we will look ahead to the market -- in the coming days? we will look ahead to the market, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. the latest headlines, apple is weighing the delay on the release of its 5g iphone. the nikkei news reports the coronavirus is sapping demand and disrupting the supply chain. developmen

sanford university doesn't provide healthcare, individuals do, doctors do. they are scientists and they're physicians and nurses and all so to say stanford is saying this and organization should be suspect and it does to some extent when you start seeing all these different recommendations it doesn't undermine the good information that we can access and the good information because the message sub limb alley is well, why aren't they telling us to avoid ice cubes? why aren't we doing told this from our own public healing department or the state or center of disease control. i want to reinforce your comment. it's well taken and i think we have a responsibility to help our family and friends and colleagues and under how to access information. it's really trying to cope with a very stressful information for every single person in this room and lots of people outside this romijroom, including in the wor. >> if i could echo some of that, obvious will he we wanobviouslye information. the updated friday directive from department of public-heal h health officer just

so, for example, we have very, very strong hospital system in the dakotas in sanford health. really tracking down just the people who are currently have the disease, isolating them. and the rest of the dakota economy could start back up. similarly in utah you have a remarkable system. inner mountain health. and they could leave the other hospitals in the utah in a similar kind of strategy. so i don't think you can take the lockdown you may need in parts of new york city, which by the way is not the same as upstate new york where there are some counties that have nobody who is infected. and we're a big country. we need to gradually reopen the country. and i think we do that by growing from the healthiest places back towards the places that are sickest. brian: sweden has decided to take their seniors and put them under shelter in place and have continued on as if nothing is wrong while doing the social distancing. but went to work. how close are you watching sweden. norway and denmark are doing what we are doing. sweden is doing their own thing. >> sweden has come closer to wha

sanford university doesn't provide healthcare, individuals do, doctors do. they are scientists and they're physicians and nurses and all so to say stanford is saying this and organization should be suspect and it does to some extent when you start seeing all these different recommendations it doesn't undermine the good information that we can access and the good information because the message sub limb alley is well, why aren't they telling us to avoid ice cubes? why aren't we doing told this from our own public healing department or the state or center of disease control. i want to reinforce your comment. it's well taken and i think we have a responsibility to help our family and friends and colleagues and under how to access information. it's really trying to cope with a very stressful information for every single person in this room and lots of people outside this romijroom, including in the wor. >> if i could echo some of that, obvious will he we wanobviouslye information. the updated friday directive from department of public-heal h health officer just

. >> reporter: 72-year-old rick sanford isn't keane on any suggestion heed change his life-style. >>eir own. >> reporter: others we talk to here are concerned, like pat and nick. he just turned 80. >> this seems to be something they can't wrap their arms around. that worries me some. so we're going to restrict our travel and just stay in our local cocoon here. >> reporter: a number of those we spoke to have canceled or are considering cancelling cruises and trips overseas. but many still intend large local public gatherings with other seniors that are in almost daily part of life in florida's retirement communities. exactly the sort of close contact situations experts say where the virus could spread rapidly. back at the ballpark, don sna callahan is skeptical. >> i think it's overdone. absolutely. i think the media -- i know they have to cover it, but it doesn't seem like it's any worse than the flu or neglect that could happen. >> reporter: president trump has voiced similar comments leading experts to fault him for downplaying the risk. >> i don't want any deaths, right? but over