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. >> we wish abi the best. her mom thanks everyone for staying home during the crisis. she says abi is one of those high-risk people so it's important that we all keep our distance from people like that. >> even a present being delivered right to the driveway. >> i know. that's really sweet. >> how sweet is that? let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i know we're not really keeping track of the days anymore, but we're heading toward the weekend, jeff. >> i know. and today for the first time in a long time i was like i can't wait for the weekend. i think because this thing at home, it's starting to become habit. so i'm looking forward to putting things away, the computers away for a little bit this weekend and just taking a little time for myself. i know some of you working from home are doing the home schooling, thinking the same thing. let's bring you to that live high definition camera right now. in the south bay we have a little haze after that warm weather today where we did have some low 80s. look at these temperatures. got up to 81 in san jose. the

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i think the preface in the introduction are funny because Ãbi don't think the rest is funny.ve a dark humor, i know that about myself. i think as you read my first book you would see that while they are really different lives the same tone to them. but i don't think it's so funny. it's not so much that in bringing this female perspective, it's not, i'm just one of three women who done it and that's three women compared to hundreds of men. these other two women one was a conservative writer the other was a novelist, they weren't historians. that's also something else i'm bringing it's not so much about, it's deviating it's not just that i'm a woman but women and people of color and other people took on presidential biographies, which means they also have to do micro histories because that's been left out of the narrative if they do this double duty if they do all the labor i don't think they would miss these things either. april who have written washington biographies are all a man from a certain asian background. they don't have curiosities about certain things. there are man

today we have the pleasure of hosting matthew algeo, an award-winning journalist whose Ãbis the authorf many books, he is here to discuss his new book "all this marvelous potential" robert kennedy's 1968 tour of appalachia. this story tells of kennedy's tour starting mid efebruary les than four months before his assassination. looks like evicted hillbilly aji and recast the midcentury story of appalachian life and what decisions were in place to generate the world as it became to myself having lived near cumberland for years have seen how the story told in the book title still resonates with the population. even deeper into the books pages readers will be familiar with the story of economic withdrawal and much to discover everyone please join me in welcoming matthew algeo [applause] >> thanks travis. i'm going to adjust this a little bit. >> hours already feeling? are you feeling okay? doing this with the handshake. it's great to be at politics and prose again. i said it before, for authors this is like madison square an garden. it just smells better. travis was mentioning some of my e

he was out of jail and 71 when richard nixon parted him Ãbi should say.s trying to regain the presidency of the teamsters when he was disappeared. probably almost certainly at the behest of the mob because basically hoffa was trying to win the teamsters union the presidency of the teamsters union the mob had taken over control of the teamsters union much more than when he was president they didn't want him back. they feared he was going to spill all their secrets because he was threatening to do so. there's pretty good evidence, circumstantial and otherwise, that it was mob organized. moderate evidence of that but no evidence of what happened that day. one week after the disappearance chucky o'brien became the lead suspect. chucky o'brien was also hoffa's right-hand man from the early 50s basically until he disappeared until the year before he disappeared. he met hoffa when he was nine years old and he was by hoffa's aside basically all the time from the early 50s until he went to prison and then after prison until just before he disappeared. many people

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here at abie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>patients officials plan to use this enter in case there is an overflow situation at other hospitals know patients are being treated there just yet. and what's a possible surge on the horizon, it's more important now than ever to do whatever we can to protect yourself from covid-19 one of the few times that will be interacting with other people is probably when you're out getting food whether it's. going out to the grory store that was coming to you from deliveries. so when ordering food that's being devered. here's some helpful advice dispose of any of the packaging. and if you can keep a safe social distance from the delivery person or even have that person leave the food at your door. if you're handling cash always wash your hands immediately afteas it can also be a carrier for the virus while unpacking your

here at abie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and tha's the future we all wanto see. abbvie. here. now. >>researchers in berkeley have been working around the clock to set up a large scale robotic system to test for covid-19 scientists tell kron someto call their just days away from potentially testing up to 3,000 samples per day. >>through the university's nonprofit innovative genomics institute starting monday u c berkeley team up with you see san francisco researchers to provide large scale testing for novel coronavirus or covid-19. >>the automated robotics lab is being set up in a building on campus. the scientists running it are all voluntee like few order or a professor of molecular and cell biology at cow. he is co-leading the project we don't really know. >>how long we will have to do this we're hopeful we could be done in a couple of months and that's it. if that's the case will be the happiest people on eart

to oversee how the trump adnisttion hand the be way to predict the future is to create it here at abie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will beealthier... ...and happier, while making medicineshat help people right now. ...and happier, because that's the prest we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all wantoee. bvie. here. now. >>house democrats in washington there are proposing a variety of ways oversee how the trump administration handles the response to the pandemic washington correspondent joe khaleel has that story. >>house democrs say they want to review the trump administration's response to the coronavirus from start to finish ld anybody accountable for decisions that are made in here and now house speaker nancy pelosi called for a new subcommittee on the coronavirus she says it would make sure in real time every penny of the trilln stimulus package and all future coronarus funding is spent properly that they that. >>is transparency. and an ability but speaker pelosi says the subcommittee will also review the trump ministration's prepare

the weekend as some police offices used bastions against residents and japan's prime minister shinzo abi is stay at home message has drawn angry reactions on social networks. now the coronavirus has driven much of the world's population into lockdown it's created a lot of strays but even in the worst situations there's often something to smile about and it's taken about how people from indonesia to belarus are getting to grips with those social distancing rules. when the moon comes out ghosts roaming the streets of indonesia's java province. but they're not souls damned to wander while repenting their sins their volunteers scaring people into staying home. africa they are 1st of all we want to be different secondly we want to create a deterrent effect because ghosts are spooky and scary so when we show up it's a deterrent. well getting kids to wear masks has been tough for many parents around the world this chinese man created a full body anti-virus suit for his son so he could take him to a shanghai park he said a tough goal. my son will wear it during the epidemic i hope to provide him

hospitalized patients on average end up in an intensive care unit now for more let's bring in professor close abi is a palmeri doctor and former president of the german respiratory society it's good to have you on the program how does covert 19 differ from other respiratory diseases and what does it mean to the people treating patients 1st of all. thank you for having me this is a relevant question that's been asked to doctors like me all the time this is there are commonalities and it's commonalities obvious is a virus infection it means that it gets a certain school off such as disney and some patients someone answers it is as you described it. the awesome difference and that is what we've learned we've learned that people who may have symptoms for a few days at a basic 78 they become severe they did all of this. sort of if you teach it to do x. and they may sometimes fall it makes these people 2 percent with most of the diseases when this is when you need insecure troops what is the biggest problem with people that need this intensive care treatment. one of 2 things obviously the meat of the c

by japanese prime minister shinzo abi he declared a state of emergency today to stop the spread of the corona virus in his country the measure is in place across tokyo and 6 other perfect years authorities will now have more power to order citizens to stay at home and to close businesses. germany is planning to accept 50 unaccompanied minors from migrant camps on the greek islands the children are to be brought to germany as early as next week after their arrival they'll be quarantined for 2 weeks 7 other european union countries have also agreed to accept minors from the overcrowded migrant camps germany's largest airlines of tonsil is shrinking its fleet and closing down its budget airline subsidiary german weeds it's part of a major restructuring as the travel industry grapples with the coronavirus. says it hopes to find jobs elsewhere in the company for german wings stale. what with the coronavirus still claiming lives and paralyzing societies all around the world it might not seem to be the right moment to talk about lifting any lockdowns but denmark is about to begin doing just t

here at abie, we're invenng medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will beealthier... while making medicines thathe. because that's the present we wanted to live in. abbvie. herenow. four's honoring ople doing great things in their communities during the pandemic so today we're honori 2 bay area dance instructors w are helping anyone who loves to you know keep dancing and keep their spirits up so won and kerri garcia their dance and structures at author murray dan steals that's in san jose and los gatos one of their students as an essential worker and they say th couple's virtual dance parties are just the highlight of theirweekend. so she nominated the garcias to be kron 4 heroes. they've been posting dance classes on facebook and hosting virtual parties forree to keep everyone moving have some nice moves to love it keep in mind that you can spotlight any wanna make a difference in your community weave a special section on our web site dedicated to this it's called kron 4 heroes. all you ha to do fill out a really quick form let uknow about your hero the person that you wan

performance which broadcast on the tenors you tube channel now the singer sat included classics like abi maria and amazing grace. and meanwhile in moscow multiple russian artists including ballet dancers svetlana sakuraba and sergei pollution performed at an empty bolshoi theater as part of an event held in support of health care workers in the country and it aired on state television. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. apple build on smartphones through google play and the apple app store by searching portable 'd t.v. or streams to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. up on apple t.v. and online at portable t.v. can also find our coronavirus tracker on the portable t.v. app to get the latest news and information about the spread of the virus and as always check us out on you tube dot com bust our to see you next time. well redacted the nights this is the comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents welcome to the show and welcome to the shock doctrine i hope you enjoy dystopian ent

title of the book is exit from hegemony on revel in all of them magic and all that and the 2 office abi york that basically this so-called liberal international all that is maintained by some very illiberal means i mean pressure on china demonizing russia basically alienating the contessa like you are wrong when you're so iowa and a lot of other important independent countries and the biggest question is legalize this liberal or there is international war there is the organization of united nations what else do we need to have a system based on justice that's why russia and china insist on their return to even if it will have to end on this note you can't have meaningful international law if you have a hedge a man that doesn't recognize the value of international law it is deemed quote unquote against their interest as all the time we have gentlemen i want to thank my guests in moscow and in oslo and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our teeth so you next time remember. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolati

react to the impending death corporation of a state of emergency by japanese prime minister shinzo abi expected any moment hard hit prefectures like tokyo and osaka and 4 others will be impacted by this declaration and see a government stimulus package of some one trillion u.s. dollars to counter the pandemic which japanese citizens are feeling similar impacts to bear economy like here stateside so for more on asia and the markets will turn to innocent bangkok thailand. yes and asia pacific market strategist steve thank you for being with us so it is morning where you are and we are expecting the japanese prime minister shinzo abbate to declare a state of emergency across multiple prefectures in japan when this announcement comes how do you see this impacting markets in asia. you know there's an interesting dynamic that sovaldi around the whole covert 19 narrative that is that containment measures stricter containment measures are actually being viewed more favorable by the markets the situation here is they're using china as a blueprint basically china went to some what were called at

over in tokyo and 6 other regions as the number of infections continue to rise prime minister shinzo abi is expected to make the announcement tomorrow morning japan is also set to roll out a trillion dollar stimulus package to protect their economy. and iran is vowing to never seek help from the u.s. in its fight against the outbreak of foreign ministry spokesperson rejected the possibility and accuse the u.s. of trying to use the current situation to force iran into negotiations over the middle east iran is the worst hit by the virus and is an urgent need of medical equipment the country has about 60000 confirmed cases so far and about 37000 reported deaths. and another cruise ship has docked in florida with people sick with a coronavirus this one at the port of miami while some have disembarked others are still being held up on the ship are to correspondent john how do you has more from miami. sick passengers were wheeled from the clearly princess and into waiting imbalances not the port of miami the coral princess princess cruises ship arrived saturday after being turned away from por

after that Ãbi worked at the cbs dan rrabbit for 10 years an then and the news with tom brokaw for 10ears. in 1997 i got really tired of news and in many ways the news was changing and it became more focused on ratings and marketing. so i left that and decided i had my sort of back to the land moment and went upstate new york and baruch house for 10 years. we had these azure scottish cows which were really great. i did that for 10 wiyears, milking twice a day. what happens there is that as you get older the cows realize you're getting older too and they take advantage of you. i got out of that. what happened, one day harvard sent out to all its domestic alumni harvard magazine every two months or so and many people get it aand they look a a few other articles on the go right to the obituary to see who is surviving in your class. i did that one day and atsaw th guy who i guess he had been about three years ahead of us in had died and i started thinking about what happened to the 18 guys in my class and what they had done and who had been happy, who had been sad. i've been in touch with

here at abie, we're inventing medicis of the future to create tomorrows that will beealthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wand to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>0 gallons that's how much hand sanitizer a group of u c berkeley is handed out over the last few weeks. they can sure now gallons in an afternoon and so far they've given the shelters a san francis county jail and most recently to san francisco muni workers. >>but the group says it wishes it did not have to do such a thing called for snow biello joins us now from our newsroom with more on the on the work that the group is doing no out. a hand sanitizer has become a sort of liquid gold as u c berkeley calls it but unfortutely during this pandemic. >>it's found in short supply, especiallyto those in vulnerable communities. so the department of molecular and cell biologat berkeley, stepped up providing hundre across the bay area with satizer for free. >>so we're operating juston the time of the pandemic and sanitizerand

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