are there any questions for sherry or rick from the board? >> linda. >> thank you, commissioner sharon. i would love to speak on these items and i just want to start by congratulating one treasure island and the outstanding construction. i have attended for the last few years every graduation and, in fact, at the last graduation i suggested that since this program is the best in the city is county of san francisco, in the bay area, that we really need to make sure that we are having multiple training throughout the year. we are talking about students that are coming out from at-risk and a lot of them are from the bayview, from the western edition and this program is in line with what mayor breed and supervisor hainey and the rest of the great people in san francisco would like to see. we're trying to prevent homelessness. people are getting trained and they're going off to very permanent jobs and they're joining labor unions and what can i say about that? and this is one of the good-will things that we do here at treasure island and as i alwa

sherry: that is great.ittle bit more about your playbook, because we want to know how will a post pandemic world change the way that these stores operate. tom: exactly. i will give you a good piece of data. we are tracking the reopening in georgia, as an example, and we believe much like the testing for covid-19, the answer lies in the data. we are showing locations that will be opening in georgia have increased a very cleaning and disinfecting by 110% over the last year, more than double the instances of cleaning and disinfecting. but we have challenges, because the number of work orders that independent contractors have been unable to fulfill because of they are being stretched has also doubled. so customers are being asked to reopen to higher standards with less people to help them. it is quite a challenge. sherry: we have seen on the retail side of things how there was a shortage of disinfecting wipes and supplies. what are you seeing on the business level? tom: well on the business level in terms of, b

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it's like your main warm occasionally sherry in japan to a couple days once more the rain is forming in southern china is to seasonal stuff so the heaviest of it is inland from hong kong but this is the cume it bit so produced under storms that streak has towards shanghai come out just to the science i think ching says to any venture you head towards southern japan itself everything to the north is largely dry there's a band of sherry rain heading towards beijing for later in the weekend forecast for hong kong then unsurprisingly sherry maybe even sundry but most of the forecast to be in the morning was fine afternoons of 3 at least 3 sticky days widespread shasta south of that they have been around sort of waste and moving away from the concentration is probably going to be around java on the southern philippines mostly for the next couple days sumatra 2 and of course you pick up the monsoon trough is moving up so the andaman sea into the bay of bengal affecting the weather in a wet way in myanmar and in thailand so that's why your foreign heavy rain there a big shout sundry showers

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we're fighting for people like sherry. this is a nation that had been built by the people, been improved by the people whether this was the folks who were walking for suffrage or walking across selma's pettis bridge. progress has been long, hard, it's been of our own making. i think that that responsibility to fight for progress now has really been passed on to all of us who believe in principle over partisanship, brought together by the belief that change belongs to us all, that equal protection belongs to us all, that one person, one vote means us all. what i saw is that something had been lit within the american people and that citizens who had never joined a protest began to circulate petitions and ran for office and launched new organizations, joined movements that might reimagine what democracy means, ignored those who said the work would be too hard or warned that the odds of victory would be too long or uncertain for that kind of a lift. they devoted these hours, and they really came together in rvs and bus station

sherry, let's get to the breaking news. believe it is a good time to invest at the moment but one day does not reverse that i'm sure but what do you make of the market reaction to this? >> right. well i think it is pretty clear given how much of the s&p 500 is allocated to the technology and consume services and how those two sectors sort of led, they went down less than the market correction. they have risen first in the first stage of recovery that we would see a little bit of a pullback. given especially the way they have in the market. liz: yeah, you would think when the government is taking aim sometimes this does mean there's a chill across an entire sector. you don't see that though? >> i think philosophically, when we start to look at regulating what would be considered i think essential speech platforms, i think most people view google or twitter in that format. that is really a discourse that, personally i think belongs in a wider conversation with the citizens of the united states instead of the stroke of a pen.

we have a primary health care center in the town of sherry that. it was active at the time that so fighting broke out our team left from the care center and one of one of our our colleagues who lives in that area was killed during the incident over the weekend stephen very sorry about that i say that you've now suspended operations that you have a sense of when you might resume when it might be safe to do so. i think there has been some confusing communication around this in fact their activities have continued in jungly state throughout this period m.s.m. runs a hospital in the town of lankin that has continued into its activities through this period and indeed the interruption to our activities in in the period when it was was very brief while the team took refuge during the peak of fighting however they returned very shortly thereafter to restart activities and indeed have been treating patients inside that facility related to this most recent round of fighting we do know that a large amount of people died and a large amount of people were also

for more i'm joined by professor marcus mahler pediatric director and to berlin sherry to university hospital good to have you with us now there are so many different studies out there some saying kids are safe from corona other saying they're super spreaders and others again say that they get seriously ill too how much do we really know about covert 19 and kids. yes hello that's a that's a good question so i think where we can we can clearly say is that worldwide future has been recorded with d.c.s. caused by the new coronavirus compared to adults and mostly in the community these kids. you know largely asymptomatic are present with signs of a common call it when they are needed to the hospital they cherry present with my deceased many says they should is an adult and remarkably that means that and we are not seeing the severe pneumonia as and respect or treat fadia that have been observed in adults especially in the in the elderly critically ill population now given to as you say that kids often sinton mattick symptoms and that's difficult with people in general how can parents kno

actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it to 1000000000 dollars on it and there's no reason to do that research. cigarettes are coming and a lot of people say well you can't go negative on a wall reserve currency they also said you can never print a negative oil futures contract they said you could never print and negative interest rate on a sovereign bond that's already happened and i think about warren buffett for a 2nd i mean i pity them at this point because he says he doesn't like stocks and he's hiding out in cash but his cash is about to go negative returns by the negative interest rate on his cash was going to be losing money out of cash pretty soon and he said i would never own gold and i would never own because so the only to life for warren buffett at this point are bold. and he's out of pride h

reporter sherry chan covered those protests in hong kong and she gave us her recollections of the behavior of police and of demonstrators. paul there. i actually. situation i have seen protests that spring break through i have seen them throwing bombs i've seen i think by. the thieves and likely shot or infrastructure on the street but i also see in many cases the police great you say false indiscriminately on the public i have seen that and you think that that's brain lawmakers who are trying to come that is the question and i have seen them interrogate. the demonstrations and i have also seen that firing. close range and actually any many cases these well it's not only you and the protesters but also the press and the reporters who are there because the situation and to the one thing that well thank you for the demonstration she lost the sight right right right but she was he. fired from the police so this report. he'd like to make like the final incident and they didn't really. discuss the situation. reporter shari chung just told reminder of our top story this hour germany has begun to

to be a skirt is an epidemiologist at berlin's renowned sherry hospital he told us about the importance of testing. well testing is important to identify clusters if you need to in test your entire population or entire city that is the big question because you will need to repeat these tests obviously in a very dynamic pandemic you need to have information almost daily to see where you new infections if you test today and your negative doesn't mean that you will be negative tomorrow so that's the question how much effort you do in one testing or in repeated testing so maybe a random sampling and identifying the class and then they fired those who have symptoms and who have been in contact with people who have been in fact that is the key to go rather than testing everyone a long anticipated report has cleared hong kong police of any wrongdoing during last year's pro-democracy protests the report by the independent police complaints council said police used force against the demonstrators only when officers had reasonable suspicion of lethal force being used or prepared against them the

sherry murray's is governor cuomo overthrew the electoral process and she joins us now to explain, thanks for being here, what do you mean when you say governor cuomo's overthrow the electoral process is to blame for you dropping out of the race. >> thank you for having me, a pleasure to be with you and your viewing audience. it is unfortunate but what we have learned, the governor's selective executive orders have really put a range into my campaign. he had the choice to change the election in ways that it could have been a more democratic process but instead he chose to let portions of designating nominating process open to challenges and i succumbed to challenges from my opponent in the local establishment. >> let's take a look at the numbers, 11 executive orders were issued by governor cuomo since march 12th. critics would say other candidates were able to deal with those executive orders and remain on the ballot? how the response? >> in part to add insult to injury resourced a vendor we tasked in good faith to collect qualifying petitions and according to the overarching entity, new

actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. i. just want. to. listen to those other. 40 employee school stories i left right there of the depression if you. go ok would you put it out of to the extent are. you ready for this. this is how we used to know the russian that i. like this is. all like this. but the corona pandemic has given us a different russian ballet to tutu's all costumes just a kitchen past the stage. that it is the new but there's even. more of this in lots of old they. say yeah it's actually. you know outdoor skate you know interest in ash. posters it was a surprise.

to see the full story on how sherry and many other heroes are helping during this pandemic, go helpinging this pandemic, go to cnnheroes.com right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. you are live in the "cnn newsroom," and at this hour, more than half of the u.s. is beginning the process of reopening after weeks of staying at home. in all, 32 states are loosening restrictions, some of them allowing for things we used to take for granted, going to restaurants or movie theaters and malls. by may 10th, 42 states will have eased restrictions. monday will be the first day back to the office for many people

sherry, eureka. hello? in grahamo lee george, new york. good morning. you are on, go ahead. think there is an old serial motive to all of this and it is that one party would be -- never mind, what i wanted to say was just like with the census, they don't want you to put on whether you are a citizen or not because you can stack a district. same with this. everyone should be able to have an id card free of charge and it should be a mandate. thank you. host: new york -- guest: new york is one of the states that doesn't have an id requirement. i should say that there are a couple of states that have put in id requirements for absentee ballots. it's an easily met requirement and one of the ways, for example, that kansas handled this was if you had a drivers license already from the state or an id card issued by the state, you just put the serial number on the absentee ballot request form. it's one way of trying to help ensure the integrity of the voting process. i should point out that every state that has put in a requirement for voting provides a free id for the very small numb

this time, me and my daughter sherry had to do this all our own. >> it hit home for the mayor. the two were childhood classmates. >> this has taken away real a . >> during this pandemic, the 37 democrat has been in a war with tait reeves. reeves has started to reopen the state. >> jackson is a predominantly black city. you've made one calculation and the governor has made a different calculation. there seems to be an element of race in that to me. >> well, i won't speak to the values or the personal beliefs of the he governor and whether he doesn't care about black and brown communities, but i can say that black and brown communities are most adversely affected. >> we have a public health crisis in this state and in this country, while at the same time we have an economic crisis. one of the things that we've been trying to do to protect our african-american population is we've worked very hard to get as much as information, as much education out. >> with the pandemic killing so many people of color, the mayor sees equal access to health care as his generation's most important b

. >> reporter: sherry williams is a surgical icu nurse, she says since the bay area flattened the curve, doctors and nurses at ucsf felt their skills could be put to use to help those who are underserved. the nation has few resources. >> a third of the population of the navajo nation does not have running water or electricity. >> reporter: the teams plan to stay for another month. >> i felt a pretty intense calling to thjo ti ve worked here before and worked with the people. >> is americans i think we both have to put the first citizens first. >> more than 13 percent of navajo nation has now been tested for covid-19, by comparison, california has tested a little over three percent. >>> an update to a story were first brought you earlier this week, concerns about the potential release of an accused serial child molester in the east bay. he will remain behind bars for now. his bail reduction hearing set for today was postponed until next month. he has been held at the santa rita jail for more than a year on $20 million bail, charged with molesting multiple young victims. his lawyer wants

yellow headed amazons are highly endangered sherry tells us. this is probably one of the uses most threatening to the moles that are on now all we have to use less than once those $1200.00. the boat will be extinct. they hope to. actually fight during the lockdown they should they met a few chicks and have already been poached. nicky buxton collects the chicks from the nests threatened by poaching to raise them in safety. experts. the freshly hatched yellow headed amazon parents need to be fed every 4 hours. each being a surrogate mother is a long term task she. the parents will be looked after for a total of 12 months changed then they'll be big enough to be released. over the past 16 years billy's bird rescue has released 750 parrots into the wild but how will the group find that's itself in the coronavirus era i honestly don't know i can't say that the tourism industry is going to bounce back anytime soon so it might be that we need to shift our focus and concentrate on fundraising. and find ways to cut costs as best as we can which is how t

owner sherry said she didn't have a choisz fwou open her restaurant. and customers were more than happy to show up. more than 100 people came in for a meal at the cafe. >> i'm going to be homeless if i don't open my business back up. i have to eat. i have to pay my bills. they're my rights. this is my business and i have the right to keep it open. >> well, the el dorado county sheriff's office does not have plans to cite the diner. they say their focus continues to be on the air wareness of the statewide order. >>> hundreds of seniors at st. ignatius college prep in san francisco are receiving a welcome surprise this weekend. school faculty is teaming up by visiting graduating students with signs that read congratulations. seniors are not able to have a commencement ceremony this year with lates, so teachers and administrators wanted to do something fun and cheer up the class of 2020. >> it's really been hard and really sad. we have a very fun, enthusiastic, talented senior class. and it's been a great year. so it was very difficult to see it cut off s

sherry kendall wants to know why are we so heavily relying on taking temperatures when so many people are asymptomatic? my own company and i know a lot of other companies as they look at bringing people back, there's talk of taking temperatures. what about that question? >> i think temperatures is part of the screening. i think it's sort of a go, no go. if you've got a temperature, go home. don't come into this place. certainly you've seen in the airports across the world that that's sort of just an initial screen. what we're doing before people come into our hospital, though, is asking4 urs ago? do you have muscle aches that you really can't explain? so a temperature is just one bit of it. if you don't have a temperature but you've aches, then you shou not be around other people until you contact your doc. so i think temperature is simply a high-level screening tool, and it's no the end all, be all according to what i'm thinking. >> right. all right. a lot of people are also asking how safe is the dentist's office? i know dental offices around the bay area are just starting to reopen

is his doctor put the sherry to university hospital in berlin. i'm oppressed holds nice young patients managed to interpret such a terrible diagnosis by cancer into the lives and to leave a quite normal life. when you are young they are a lot of things in your agenda your 1st love your 1st job and your very 1st own apartment but when you're diagnosed with cancer everything's on hold your whole life needs to be reorganized. finished fast that's close to the worst part for me was not knowing if. this will stop this cancer by the end that if i was gay. to get as old as i thought i would. and we as a concern was some how long will it take the lying about us council on one bed when i lightly able to lead a normal life again and put it behind me when will i be able to forget it and write that my desk up. over a 1000000 young adults develop cancer every year at 13 it's 26 years old in 2018 a gene mutation caused her to develop breast cancer she was making plans for her future then suddenly she was dealing with surgery treatment and fear. when to pay cas

to hear that from sherry of season 2 so you can call your local office. that just happened on. the show this up but don't think there was faked fixing to force you to quit stinking good buddy we know it's. more. or less deprives your life. to think that the police and. says she teaches it should. ask. you many tears like to make your children you know when the should. you say experience a corner in the way it's an experience we are going to stay in the corner and sing about what you have to. welcome back the kaiser report kaiser time out of turn tyson slocum of public citizen tyson welcome back always great to be here let's talk about the. this price war that saudi arabia has started or try to get involved with in the oil the oil patch and it looks like they started the war and they're getting crushed by it because it appears as though even though their cost of production is roughly $85.00 barrel dollars a barrel with you would think would give them a strategic edge it appears as though those on the other side of the trade were able to engineer negative $38.00 a barrel in the f

reporter sherry chamakh of of the pro-democracy protests in hong kong and gave us her recollections of the behavior of police demonstrators although. i actually got the. situation i have seen protests break through that throwing bombs i've seen that i think. the thieves and i think shot all infrastructure on the street but also in many cases the police say also indiscriminately on the public where i have seen them and you think that this. is what kind of conduct. i have seen. the demonstrations and i have also seen that firing at close range and in many cases these well it's not only you and the protesters but also the press their partners who are there because the situation and to the one. demonstration. last that's. right but you want to keep i have to protect. from the police so this report. deflect. neglected incidents and. those take a look at some of the of the stories making news around the boat the coronaviruses reach bangladesh is huge migrant camps which has more than a 1000000 range of refugees at least 3 cases of covered 19 have been confirmed aid agency teams scrambling to

is this doctor put the sherry tell you no versity hospital in berlin. i'm a quest hold my son patients managed to interpret such a terrible diagnosis i counsel it into their lives and to leave a quite normal life. when you are young they are a lot of things in your agenda for your 1st job and your very 1st own apartments but when you're diagnosed with cancer everything's on hold your whole life needs to be reorganized. finished that's. the worst part for me was not knowing if. that if i was going to get. all desired thought i would. and we as a concern was some how long will it all take the lying about us council on one body when our life be able to lead a normal life again and put it behind me when will i be able to forget it. right i guess and can't let my doubts come. over a 1000000 young adults develop cancer every year catarina is 26 years old in 2018 a gene mutation caused her to develop breast cancer she was making plans for her future then suddenly she was dealing with surgery treatment and fear. and purest compliment i thought if i'm unlucky i'

just pushing into those western areas if you have an up towards the northwest disobey some pieces of sherry rain from northern parts of this area 1st story weather that we have into the med will produce some lively showers around saw the corsica pushing intervention the shows also spreading across into the balkan study celsius in athens so down in recent value supposed to plenty warm enough 24 celsius in london the 25 in paris and rising as we go on into wednesday those. that just will just add up and not short sable say a few showers there into the western side of russia wetter weather pushing across the balkans an easing of its was rumania some parts of ukraine staying home dried out into the southeast and fond of drawing a façade of the method for madrid so some pleasant sunshine continuing here the showers that we have in central areas of the mediterranean will bring a few showers into northern mts area maybe want to see those showers also starting to affect moving parts of tunisia for a time lava showers there into the gulf of guinea with some heavy rain for some past nigeria. from fos

moving up slowly towards shanghai by the end of the day hong kong still in the humid and occasional sherry regime the philippines so the way sea and around the banda arc is likely to be fairly cheri start exactly devoted elsewhere but the concentration is moving north and up into the andaman sea and main man thailand as the monsoon rains start to break of the sudden but of being goal now that's fine if you happen to be done there but as you well know ahead of the monsoon change you get extreme heat 50 degrees in pakistan about 45 in parts of this part of india the rain is still falling heavily in the northeast and in bangladesh now big thunderstorms but the more steady rain has been recently and i think will be the next day or so further size so on the closer carola and possibly in tamari as well. as the world fights the corona pandemic more than learning more about this every day the new passenger and join our global community it's up to us on how we come to be able to fight i'm sorry your questions can i just ask you time to see directly that coming on on you tube as you were saying i'm

creating these problems and it's a huge at the demick of problems all of them i believe can be linked to sherry simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats to larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. hello from rhode island where i live while we're all sticking close to home here during the crisis and if you are feeling a little cooped up you're not alone but what are the social protocols while we're social distancing and one of the new rules for the new normal we will welcome back the etiquette advisor to the stars lisa gushing from beverly hills manners dot com but 1st coronavirus coverage whose news can you have be leave and will news coverage itself survive the pandemic let's ask dr margo sask.

dallas around 35 celsius fada dry across a good part of the caribbean as well although we do have some sherry rain just making its way across cuba that will push into jamaica into hispania smaller as they would generally be settled and sunny we have got lost the dry weather which was the western side of the caribbean but always a chance of picking up some showers into costa rica and also for good parts of panama. in countries like a mine people have been killed. we only united states have privatized the whole team a public function or this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis and other arabs when they came to britain for be all to help the past bombs do you know you will rumsfeld this meeting sit down isn't there interesting. shadow on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this half hour an experimental antiviral drugs been authorized by the u.s. food and drug administration for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients 1500000 vials of the drug is called from disappear will be distributed to hospitals as of monday.

says $23000.00 refugees fled to safety in the sherry in april the agency says those who fled speak of extreme violence against civilians by armed groups like. including murders kidnappings for ransom and villages being looted more than $60000.00 people have now sought sanctuary since the 1st influx began in april last year and within these areas said to an additional $19000.00 citizens being displaced in their own country the border region on both sides continues to be extremely unstable i'm a dangerous has more from a butcher. in recent months communities in the western idea have seen a sharp increase in the number of violent attacks carried out by armed men security forces called the bandits now some of these victims find it easier to cross into the general public for shelter or for refuge because it's easier for them to do that than to cross over to larger towns and cities in nigeria where they are more secure because of restrictions put in place by the nigerian government following the our break of coverage 19 now this conflict has a long history where back in 2013 when things sta

we have a primary health care center in the town sherry that. it was active at the time that fighting broke out our team left from the health care center and one of one of our colleagues who lives in metairie was killed during the incident over the weekend i think there has been some confusing communication around this in fact our activities have continued enjoying the state throughout this period m.s.f. runs a hospital in the town of lengthy and that has continued effect its activities throughout this period and indeed the interruption to our activities in the terri clinic was was very brief while the team to prep huge during the peak of fighting however they returned very shortly thereafter to restart activities and indeed have been treating patients inside that facility related to this most recent round of fighting we have received 16 patients some of them have been discharged although the majority remain it treated at the facility and and said several other patients were were referred to 2 hospitals in length and where up to now we have rece