according to party southwards arnold johnson months ferguson would nullify the bill of rights, cripple trade unions and advance the establishment of a full-fledged fascist dictatorship. the message was clear, civil liberties for communists would not be recognized. the mccarran internal security act, which passed congress in september 1950 further copycatted matters for winston and his comrades. the mccarran act differed from the smith act in that it attempted to force communist front organizations also register with federal authorities. any organization was communist in leadership was then considered a communist front. as winston and the party warned, democracy was in the crosshairs, not just communist. it's in this contest that the threat of demurrage at passage and that the party decided spring 1951 to send some of its core leadership, including henry winston, underground. it would be five years before anyone except winston most trusted comrades would see or hear from him. winston reemerged in march 1956 at the foley square court house. he calmly walked up the steps completes rusted

he brought arnold in and how could i say no to all that.e were hoping to fill a couple hundred seats and now we have about 2,000 people here today. no one is staying away. everybody was lined up, and it shows you, as i said earlier, that politicians better open their eyes and their ears because the public is saying save our planet. do something. don't play politics. it's very exciting to be here with the secretary of state, john kerry, and of course my dear friend, the terminator himself. he's here to terminate carbon. >> that's right. i can't wait to hear more about what you expect from people. secretary kerry, this was your idea. how do you allay fears of people who might be concerned about this coronavirus and then now being in a setting with lots of people at your town hall? >> well, what's critical is taking all the precautions. nobody here is shaking hands. i've seen more elbow touches than i've ever seen in my life. you wash your hands. you need to be careful. don't be around somebody who's sneezing and coughing. there are clear prec

i, too, love arnold schwarzenegger but it's just hard. different standard. >> dana: we have to get this moving, we kin we had arnold schwarzenegger out there for 5 minutes and i don't want to see that picture again. let me ask you emily, who would you like to hear from? >> i thought the cutest thing ever was anthony hopkins video. did you see? he wanted to be a composer and instead he sort of fell into acting in college and he's basically playing the piano, and it's beautiful. his cat is on his lap and it's adorable. arnold schwarzenegger is exactly why people hate californians, too because he's i a person in 0 square-foot apartment is likely through throw their computer out the window. >> dana: up next, grocery stores might be out of chicken and toilet paper but, vegan foods, pork rinds and/or grout are in great supply. i also saw frozen pizza was wiped out except for the one with pineapple on top. >> greg: this is the most in informative moment for food companies, you have the greatest arena for an analysis of likes and dislikes. all th

but listen, there aren't many arnold schwarzeneggers.m the top down. i would like to think i did as well. but in america, it's the people who speak. it's a bottom up. and as the people of this country get more and more involved, the politician will be afraid not to listen. that's where the solution will come from. thanks for having us on, fredricka. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate it. i know your town hall will be a great success. >> kasich, kerry, schwarzenegger, a dynamic trio. >>> all right, still ahead. how the markets are shaping up in the week ahead as the number of coronavirus cases rises. ancestry...gave us context. this...whole world ...of people ...adventurous people... and survivors. it was interesting to think about their lives... their successes... and...their hardships. i think that's part of what i want my kids to know. they come from people who... were brave. and took risks. big risks. no pressure. [short laugh] bring your family history to life, like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com and i don'

the arnold sports festival was scheduled to start today in columbus, a this is video from the event schwarzenegger's instagram >>yeah, the governor announced that they were postponing the event out of concern of coronavirus or tonight are fully agreed with the move. the event is a massive trade show that drives some 250,000 people every year. >>it's a very sad day for me today because we just had to cancel the arnold classic sports and fitness festival. meaning you know the huge convention the 250,000 people coming together. i think it was a wise decision because of the circumstances this into the governor's consume. the mayor is concerned cdc's concern and all the experts scientists and health community and the doctors i think it was the right thing to do because we want to keep people safe and we want to keep people healthy. >>this started is bodybuilding which arnold was obviously into but has evolved in a much more in martial arts running races, a jump roping and a lot of people businesses go they're trying to make money so in a statement, schwarzenegger said the event produces

planning and advice for today andro tom ♪ announcer: additional funding is provided by -- the estate of arnolddams and koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public ouoadcasng and by contributions to pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, er moderator r costa. robert: good evening. we begin with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. united states is quickly becoming the new epicenter ofl the glo outbreak and now leads the world in confirmed cases. governors and doctors from new york to louisiana to washington state areth sounding e alarm about shortages of medical supplies. joining us is one of the reporters, yasmeen abutaleb a post."er for "the washington for being here. what is the significance of the in terms of the number of cases? yasmeen: i think it signals the epicenter of the outbreak has sort of jumped around the worldi it w china. then it was italy. then it was europe. now it seems to be the united states. the number of confirmedth d from coronavirus in

like that anymore here we just eat and we have a good time look at that beautiful smile she has. >> arnold is 72 years old so he's following the new guidelines it looks like he has companies [ laughter ] >> hunkering down. >>> still ahead, we'll hear from experts on how to cope with the panic ahmed the pandemic >>> and joe biden and bernie sanders clash under the cloud of coronavirus. you're watching "early today." e taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidne

he missed this week's arnold palmer invitational, complaining of back stiffness. masters begins injust over a months time. woods won it for a fifth time last year. meanwhile, england's tyrell hatton is joint leader after the second round of that arnold palmer invitational in florida — he's 7 under par, after a round of 69. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is two shots back on 5—under, and is tied for fourth place. there it goes. good shot. now british number one joanna konta there it goes. good shot. now british number onejoanna konta is through to the semifinals of the montreal open in mexico. she managed to save three match points before sealing the victory, beating the russian player in three sets. she will be facing number 27 in the last match. still goalless in anfield over the last few minutes. that's all the sport for now. this week, the truth about the truth about coronavirus. can ai help to treat it? can it predict its spread? could quantum computers find a cure? also, self driving wheelchair departing now from terminal seven. ifeel like the queen. hello.

even then but we put a little light we know we all came from arnold believe it or not it was and eat. it kill both you and you're watching separately. in your rooms he was a bigger thing yeah and he said he. had his routine where he gets because i love arnold's positivity and how he just the way he process is life you know you get to the whole and maybe you do to stay as full do the work out in the groups and the hobs things and whatever and then you take a nice shower and do the body and the muscles and then you put on the nice light white the cotton shirt and you have ready for the evening so that that was what we we just did that all you know just love the look out a lot of politicians with us on anything that kept me and you laugh and when we were on the plane at that moment we were the worst flyers in the world we were pretty bad. i remember being so loaded on that m.g.m. grand place. where it was just so crazy we were just and we called bernie bro stupid our manager is just read the riot act oh yeah you're at home we're all over the rockies what we would play games with it so if

announcer: additional funding is provided by -- the estate of arnold adams. and koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation.it coed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. bert: good evening. we begin tonight with the rapidly unfolding story here in shington. leaders at both ends of pennsylvania avenue are now confronting a test to the american system.ai uncey has gripped institutions and sentors. health care, the economy, national security, and politics. president trump declared a national emergency on friday. two days after addressing the coronavirus. the novel president trump: the action i am tllaking wipen up access to up to $50 billion for states and territories and localities our shared fight against this disease. we're announcing a new partnership with private sectto vastly increase and accelerate our cacity tofo test the coronavirus. we want to make sure that those wh

winston, what other communists -- i think you had 6. >> so the biography is included in the book, arnold johnson, charlie mitchell. >> yeah. >> first african-american woman to run for president. gust hall. >> yeah. >> each one of those communists has a unique story to tell and like i said their narrative i tried to push forward in post 1956 period. >> future projects? i know i'm dominating but -- okay. >> other questions? >> he asked you what's next? >> futures projects? >> first on my plate is a collection of essays that i'm working on. it's a collection of essays written by other historians all dealing with and celebrating the 100th anniversary of the communist party and i'm also editing a series of pamphlets and articles from 1945 to 1975 of communist analysis of the struggle for african-american equality and black liberation and how their analysis shifted and changed over those -- over those decades. so those are two projects that i'm working on currently as well. >> as a communist myself for over 35 years and today in the struggle, i get a sense that the young people, you know, in s

. >> in addition to that, with the nba games, the arnold sports classic in columbus, ohio, cancelledny small vendors. i've gotten emails from vendors i've supported in the past that said because the arnold is cancelled, i could go out of business because i plan all year for this. to be able to go and meet your favorite athlete and shake their hands and take a picture, especially the arnold classic. it is a gigantic deal. what does the future outlook, look like particularly for the fandom of fans dealing with the coronavirus? >> i think it's grim because everybody is preparing for an italian future. and as you said, what's happening in italy is empty stands, less interaction. you've already seen in the united states in the nhl, they're already restricting reporters' access to the locker room. so for the fan even getting the story about what's happening is going to be very distorted compared to what we are used to in months and years' past. >> dave zirin of "the nation." thanks very much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> much more to come in our next hour. the latest numbers in the f

he missed this week's arnold palmer invitational, complaining of back stiffness.r a fifth time last year. meanwhile, england's tyrell hatton is joint leader after the second round of that arnold palmer invitational in florida — he's 7 under par, after a round of 69. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is two shots back on 5—under, and is tied for fourth place. that's all the sport for now. time to get the weather with darren. today's weather looks very different to yesterday. looking at the saturday, this stream of cloud is coming in from the atlantic, bringing rain. most of the rain on that weather front is coming into western parts of the country today. that will then sweep east over night, clearing away on sunday morning, to be followed by sunshine and showers and some slightly cooler and showers and some slightly cooler and fresher air as well. this is the picture through the rest of today. more rain to come in scotland, particularly in the west, heavy too. some sunshine around the moray firth. it will turn wetter and lighter across northern ireland, and there wil

tyrrell hatton sealed his first pga tour title with a one—shot victory in the arnold palmer invitationalin difficult conditions over the last seven holes, in the final round to hold off the challenge of australia's marc leishman. hatton was playing in only his second event since undergoing wrist surgery at the end of last year. to rugby union — and france's grand slam hopes in the six nations are over as they were beaten 28—17 by scotland at murrayfield. france had won their first three games, but a first—half red card for mohamed haouas allowed scotland to seize control running in three tries — two for sean maitland as they recorded a fourth successive home win over their opponents—. france remain top of the championship, but equal on points with england. and that is it for us. all the latest news is available at our website. from me and the team, thank you for watching and we will see you again later on. hello. recent days have brought a real mix of weather — it's that sort of time of year and we will continue in that vein in the days to come, so if you do not like what you are getting

"arnold, we don't have a a chopper. >> jimmy: "we don't have a a chopper. there's no chopper."ge at one of his shows early in my career and i actually asked him for a a sack -- or a touchdown dance because i was playing a little tight end then and i was like, "hey, man, can you give me a touchdown dance? i didn't know what to ask him. i mean, i was excited. >> jimmy: yeah >> and he gave me like a a 45-second choreographed touchdown dance. [ laughter ] it was incredible and he did it in front of me and i'm like, "you're literally one of the best dancers on the planet i'm a 290-pound defensive end. i also don't have 45 seconds on the field after -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a 45-second touchdown dance. >> i don't have any time for any of this. >> jimmy: did you try it ever once >> i tried it right in front of him right there and i was like -- he was like, "i don't think that was it. i was like, "i don't think that was it i didn't think it was it when i was doing it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you remember any of the moves now >> no, i don't remember any of it it was too long. [ chee

he's still troubled by the back injury that forced him to miss last week's arnold palmer invitationalicted him to just two tournaments so far this year. 0ur golf correspondent iain carter says woods‘ main priority is the defence of his masters title at augusta next month. undoubtedly, the masters is tiger woods priority. if there is a bigger priority it is retaining fitness. it isa priority it is retaining fitness. it is a fact of his life that the bank is a fact of his life that the bank is fragile and he has to ration the number of events that he plays. i think this is a big blow not to play the players championship because an event of huge prestige and he has one at before. the fact that he is not suggesting he will be short of stroke playing action heading into the first major of the year but that priority is agusta and being fit for agusta is right there. back to football — and they're approaching half—time in the final match of the shebelieves cup. the usa need only a draw againstjapan to win the competition for the third time. but the world champions lead 3—1 — with goals from

doctor francis arnold at caltech and did win a nobel prize in chemistry couple years ago came up withdibly new way of designing enzymes. of course it takes a really long time to win the nobel prize so she started this two or three decades ago she was a young women and everybody told her she was crazy. everybody told her this wouldn't work.i said, how did you have the courage to go ahead and do it anyway? she said, i did not doubt myself. it kind of gives me chills. i think you win the nobel prize just for being a woman who can say i do not doubt myself. that positivity that sort of core belief that you are okay and things are going to be okay, i heard again and again from these genius women. >> one of the other things you talked about was and we won't do it again, the issues of multitudes and what you mentioned about women being willing to have a multifaceted life. the last one was one that really struck me. it's because we know that women who are geniuses have to be willing to be outliers to a certain extent because the world is it ready for them in some ways. on the other side he sa

rory mcilroy has a share of the lead after the opening round of the arnold palmer invitational in floridaagle at the 11th helped the northern irishman to a 6 under par round of 66. andy murray is targetting a return to action at the miami 0pen at the end of the month. he's not played since november because of pelvic and hip problems. coronavirus continues to have a daily impact on sport. rugby union chiefs have postponed england's final six nations match in rome against italy next weekend. many other events have also been hit. joe lynskey can bring us up to date. this will be the scene in italy this sunday with supporters essentially locked out of the stadium, and that 110w locked out of the stadium, and that now is the case to her one fixture in the champions league. next week's knockout match between the spanish side will now also be played without supporters. this is after advice from the spanish health ministry to avoid large gadgets gathering. the italian supporters will be travelling from birth, there, right in the heart of the current number coronavirus out great. —— coronavirus ou

arnold some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world amy club which are has ended her democratic presidential bid she says she'll endorse former vice president joe biden this comes ahead of super tuesday when a total of 14 u.s. states hold their primaries the united nations envoy to libya is stepping down besides oh mommy took up the post nearly 3 years ago he says his resignation is due to health reasons and that he cannot continue with the stress of the job and the vatican has opened its archives on the board time papacy of pius the 12 they were kept a secret for decades amid accusations that he turned a blind eye to the holocaust the vatican says he worked behind the scenes to save jews dozens of scholars are in rome to poor over the archives documents it's. all right now to those tensions at the border between europe and turkey and fears that a new chapter of the migration crisis is worsening it started when turkey confirmed over the weekend that it will not stop migrants in its territory from heading towards the country's borders with the european union since

star politician arnold schwarzenegger posted a video on staying home.e introduced his minnie horse named whiskey his mini donkey. >> feels good to laugh right now a little bit. >>> tom hanks and wife has been released from a hospital. now the superstar couple are in self-quarantine in a home in australia. they were working on a film there before testing positive for the virus. hanks posted a heartfelt message. >>> meanwhile another actor is self-quarantined. elba took to twitter to reensure fans he feels okay and is not showing y to he says now is the time for solidarity and to think about all who are affected by the virus. >>> it was all about the defe just about an hour ago. on the defensive line the 49ers keep one but day goodbye >>> the nfl free agency is beginning as scheduled. armstead cashed in. sherman at home playing call of duty. >> i'm hay he's staying with the niners. >> the 49ers arm staed , armstead to a new deal worth $2 million. he had a break out last season. >>> safety jimmy ward is also staying put. he agreed to a new deal worth up to

arnold but it will either go in the funny side i made the right it will get even. on the bunny said dunk. it along in the number. and it will at one. end to end in tears and i will call michael hey i'm. not i'm not a little more that you have no doubt you want people not of the net i'm not ok and i'm gonna leave my family out of my body but of what i did are bigger than i was got saddam was the god is it only the somewhat funny to the good of the little i have also done was a brave man here that. there are lessons of google were why the silver. if. a. video album was. really almost of in the on the radio here but what about all morning as it all by a little bit ago when a man on a long beach. i'm on fire. how long one of. these if those were. the ones that one of these. would i wouldn't but i would have. yeah look at it or dollar i already know it was the government's all over. i don't know when they're going to get on the other we're not a good little river beds. out of 10 other on the bottom of a. motor. canal and. we're. now the number. one pair in the land in a

francis arnold, when she started out people were telling her that that wouldn't work. doesn't have that great confidence that francis arnold does, she grew up in a small town in china she's a littlee bit more demure the extremely brilliant. she said she listen to what everybody was telling her and sang what was wrong. she thought, i think i'm right. and if i'm not right, what's the worst that can happen? thi'll just gonna try something else. and that against me is that wonderful sense of, i'm part of this community discovering artificial intelligence and i was much right as anybody else to come up withty my own ideas. i think if we can and anyway impart that sense to our children, that it's okay sometimes to be a little bit different. it's okay to be not the exact same as everybody in your class, but to care about what you're doing it and be pack passionate about it. >> host: we're going to ask her some questions but there's one quote that i should say should stick with you in this book, she said historically women's potential with third because nobodyl was willing to

golf — and the world number one rory mcilroy is lying in second place after the first round of the arnold every of the usa, whose two wins on the pga tour so far have both been in this event — in 2014 and 2015. he opened up with a 7—under—par round of 65. fabulous pot for him there. every is one shot clear of mcilroy, whose round of 66 included this eagle at the fourth. the world number one is looking for his first tour title of 2020. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. there were winners and losers with the weather on thursday. parts of northern england had close to nine hours of sunshine. look at this beautiful weather watcher picture sent in through the lake district. but there was a different story south and east, i'm afraid. in fact, the only brightness possibly down to east sussex were the beach huts, because there was were over an inch—and—a—half of rain. that rain pretty persistent, now moving off into the near continent. not many isobars on the chart, so light winds a

the joint club thousand in the second round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida.r par after shooting a round of 69. goodbye south korea's sumer kanga. rory mcilroy is two shots behind on five under, and is tied for fourth mcilroy is two shots behind on five under, and is tied forfourth place. now, it's been a difficult time recently for liverpool. three defeats in four games and now the number one goalkeeper is out for the next few weeks. the brazilian has picked up a hip injury in training economics the next three matches. he separately ruled out of saturday's for tomorrow because my english premier league game against bournemouth as well as the visit of atletico madrid in the champions league next week. when he gives you confidence, losing cost you confidence, losing cost you confidence, kaput they normally start thinking about different things, but it's how you said, when defeat feels like to defeats, it's not a massive difference. it shows how you get back on track immediately, on the results track if you want commend you can do that not by hoping that things

arnold but it will either go on the funny side and may the radical get even. on the bunnies are done with. it along in the long haul. and it will at one. end to end in tears and i will call michael hey i'm. not i'm not a little more that you have no doubt you want to but not at the net i'm not ok and i wasn't gonna hold my tongue out of my body but of what i did of being a dog got jobbed what the god is it only somewhat funny to look at the non-liberal i have all still most of it but i. feel that. there are lessons of google were why the silver in. iran in the words. of a. video album was. really almost out of the on the radio here but what that all morning on is it about a little bit ago when a man on a long beach. mom found. how long we'll be here they say with the. 3rd single goal of what i'm seeing all of this on the alabama would i would i would you wouldn't. hear a buddha or della i will no doubt it's a girl when it's all over. i don't know when they had to go to get on the other one anon who didn't live in the beds. or he would come out of there on the

collin arnold, thanks so much. >> anytime, thank you. >>> with us now, dr. celine gounder, clinical assistant professor of medicine and infectious diseases at nyu. we have so many questions for you. i want to start with the question of testing because we heard so many competing claims about how widely available and how quickly these tests would be available. the president said yesterday he hasn't heard about testing as an issue in weeks. what are the facts? and can americans who need tests get tests today? >> so the tests are still very much in short supply. we as doctors are having to really focus that resource on patients for whom it is going to change our medicaling management. so, you know, if we're debating is this truly covid-19 versus maybe this is somebody who just has straight up heart failure or an exacerbation of their emphyse emphysema, knowing that is crucial. if someone does not have covid-19, can be managed at home safely where they're not at risk for getting infected relative to being in the hospital, that's something we want to achieve. i th

arnold but it will either go on the funny side and may the radical get even. on the bunnies are done with. it along anonymous. and it will at one. end to end in tears and i will call michael hey i'm. not i'm not a little more that you know it's arguable but at the net i'm not ok and i wasn't gonna hold my tongue out of my body but of what i did of being a dog got jogging with the god is it only somewhat funny to look at the non-literal i have also known was a brave man here that. there are lessons of google were why the silver. if. a. video album was. really almost out of the on the radio here but what about all morning on is it all bollywood ever gonna. be. i'm on fire. for. how long. he's able to. go into one city and one of these. would i wouldn't would i would he wouldn't. yeah . i already know that was the government's all over. i don't know when they had to go to get on the other what a. good little beds. i would have been other on the bottom of a. motor. canal and. we're. now the number. one pair in the land of a really very active really i don't want t

arnold schwarzenegger used to say, that is the loophole that i can drive my hummer into. we need to fix that right now. guest: the restriction on snap and medicaid were not done as a response to this crisis. they were prior. guest: that is the mindset. guest: it is important. we can debate and discuss whether it is a good idea. i think it is a good idea to take care of the most vulnerable right now and do it on a temporary and targeted basis. i think that is important because they are the one with the less leeway. as for paid leave, i agree with you that it is very strange when you look at 75% of all workers have sick leave. it is like, three out of four. a significant amount. most of these people are not in big companies. those companies have already programs designed to respond in cases like this. why give them an out? these are not the people who need it. this is why i insist on targeted. only 40% of part-time workers have paid sick leave. right now i think it is appropriate to keep people at home. you targeted on these people who do not have it. host: we will get to c

star politician arnold schwarzenegger posted a video on staying home.uced his minnie horse named whiskey his mini donkey. >> feels good to laugh right now a little bit. >>> tom hanks and wife has been released from a hospital. now the superstar couple are in self-quarantine in a home in australia. they were working on a film there before testing positive for the virus. hanks posted a heartfelt message. >>> meanwhile another actor is self-quarantined. elba took to twitter to reensure fans he feels okay and is not showing any symptoms he says now is the time for solidarity and to think about all who are affected by the virus. >>> it was all about the defense today for the 49ers. a late signing coming down just about an hour ago. on the defensive line the 49ers keep one but day goodbye ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someo

now, when i say robot accountant, you are now thinking arnold schwarzenegger walks in and sees you're working at an accounting firm and you get there and there's arnold in a leather jacket with an easy on the desk and you back slowly away and you come back and getyour things later or you thinking maybe c-3 po mightmake a good accountant . i know he's a protocol droid . but the image of a robot accountant but i can tell you that's notwhat and a robot accountant looks like . you go to your windows computer and you fire up microsoft office and there's this green for microsoft excel and you click on the button and outcomes a spreadsheet and that's a robot accountant and it was invented in 1979, the first digital spreadsheet by a guy who wondered why he hadto spend all his time adding up rows and columns on big pieces of paper. these pieces of paper were called spreadsheets, big pieces ofpaper . why is it every time something changes i have to recalculate everything this is crazy oh i can get a computer to do this . he programmed microsoft xl and microsoft excel, it's not very sexy. it's n

un ejemplo es arnold schwarzenegger, a sus 72 aÑos se dirigiÓ a sus mÁs de 20 millones de seguidorese todas sus presentaciones. se uniÓ al doctor juan para concientizar al pÚblico sobre la realidad del coronavirus. Él nos invita a mantener la calma y quedarnos en casa. de igual manera, la estrella mexicana gloria trevi pÚblico comunicado donde anuncia que decidiÓ posponer las fechas de su gira "diosa de la noche", y a sus demÁs prestaciones pÚblicas para proteger "la salud de sus fans y equipos de trabajo". los jefes de jefes, los tigres del norte, anunciar la cancelaciÓn del sus presentaciones hasta nuevo aviso. publicaron cinco medidas de prevenciÓn. lavarse las manos, mantener la buena alimentaciÓn saludable, un distanciamiento social, y no comprometer la salud de grupos vulnerables. asimismo buscar atenciÓn mÉdica, si es necesaria. regresÓ contigo, ramón. ramÓn: no se vaya, despuÉs de la pausa regresamos con mÁs informac locutor: lávese las manos, evite a las personas enfermas y evite tocarse la cara. hay acciones cotidianas para ayudar a prevenir la propagación de enfermedades r

arnold but it will either go on the funny side i made the right it will get even. on the bunnies are done with. it along in the long haul. in the long run and it's an intent and i will call michael here. not to come out a little more that you have no doubt you want people not at the net i'm not ok and i wasn't going to hold my tongue out of my body but of what i did being a dog got died in one of the god is it only the somewhat funny to the good of the non-liberal i have also most of what i. hear that. there are lessons of google were why the silver. if the words. of a. video album was. really all moldovan the on the radio here but what about all morning on is it all by little they're gonna. be. mom. how long will. the save the. 3rd single goal of what i'm seeing all of this on the alabama would i would it would i would you wouldn't. hear what you were della. no doubt it's a girl when it's all over. i don't know on the good on the other what anonyma who didn't live in the. audi with another on the bottom of a. motor. bike . with. welfare. and a really very active r

( as arnold ) "table for three, please. do you have a horse menu? no? do you have hay? no? will just have the chicken nuggets and i will laugh because they're animals eating animals." and that was meanwhile. there's a lot more show coming up but me and the staff are going on a previously scheduled break for a week or so. i'm sure all of you out there are going through other things you didn't plan to do. but if there's one good they think might come out of this crisis, it's that in this seemingly divided nation people are doing their best to protect the country's collective well-being. everywhere you look people are looking after each other, regardless of what that neighbor's politics are-- democrats republican, socialist. it doesn't matter right now. we can still disagree about many things but this crisis has driven home-- literally home-- the truth that this is one great nation united by our belief in and our need for each other and reinforced my belief that the american people, like all people, are essentially good and also want to know how to do the right thing. and i fo

arnold wegg. 63 years old, lifetime new yorker with four sons and six grandkids.tor is now the patient. he is fighting for his life, infected with the virus, in critical condition. this is not a frail, unhealthy senior citizen. he has run 30 marathons, he was training for another one when he got sick. one more thing, today as he and his wife's 38th wedding anniversary. with us now, dr. wegg's son, and dr. russell wegg. what a tough situation. i'm so sorry what your family is going through. give us an update on your dad. how is he doing now? >> thank you, ana. my father remains fighting for his life. he is in the icu, same icu he ran treating patients for gastrointestinal issues. he is now the patient, treated by his colleagues. he is on the brink of being intubated, struggling for every breath, with all his strength to stay off that machine, he is scared for his life, we are scared for him as well. >> i can certainly understand that. we look at the pictures of him. he looks like a vibrant man. walk us through what happened, what he experienced. >> yes. so about fo

at the arnold sports festival in columbus, ohio, row after row of empty seats. fans barred from going to one of the biggest bodybuilder competitions in the world, leaving just the competitors, judges, and arnold schwarzenegger himself who says he's disappointed but understands why it has to be this way. >> we can go and play monday night -- all that stuff. in germany, we have a sayi sayi which means caution is always better than feeling sorry after the fact. >> now mls also here. they told their fans the san jose earthquakes told fans they can get refunds. they're urging fans over 50 and those at risk to not even come to the games. >> got to take precautions. thank you. >> thanks, coy. >>> so according to cnn exit polls, health care was the top issue for voters on super tuesday in maine and massachusetts. most democratic voters said they support medicare for all. a signature platform, of course, for senator bernie sanders. >> that support didn't necessarily translate at the polls. voters leaned toward former vice president joe biden who has a more moderate healt

arnold schwarzenegger sitting at the hot tub at his mansion with his cigar into his dog telling everybodyreak, that's the way to do it, making an educational message, maybe not just saying and say it's all about me even though, greg, their heart is in the right place. >> dagen>> greg: i have to applt even though i don't know it at least 80% of the people there. >> juan: i am not sure. i wish they told me who was singing. i think anything, anything to give us a little joy and fun and even if you don't like it, a little humor and a reason to make fun of somebody, bring it on. humans are social animals and at this point lamar all kind of distancing and isolating and sheltering in place, i think the internet and the web all that is playing an important and new role for us as humans. >> greg: okay, this has been overwhelmingly positive and i'm going to have to change my mind and say it's a terrible video because i can't be around this positivity. >> dagen: only if narcissism kills the virus. i'm going to say positive things about this. i never leave the house, i don't get out and i have no fri

saw it on instagram and replied, not want to give advice but get a room. 20 mile-per-hour wind and arnold palmer invitational. tied for the lead on sex until the shot rolled across the green into the rocks. he took the final-round 76. the world's number one finish tied for fifth place. >>> the latest hothead on the pga tour but he kept his cool today. the t-shirt on seven. the birdie range and he took the lead and never gave it back. despite shooting a 2/74. the first career pga tour victory. >>> could tom brady be a 49er? would he? >> i think tom brady would if he had a chance. >> how would jimmy feel about that? >> jimmy wouldn't feel good about that, right? i don't think it's going to happen. >> stay tuned. we will be right back. >>> lady gaga has been spotted around the area. celebrating her birthday. >> have the birthday to you. >> her hair is pink. i like it. chef posted these on her instagram. she is dating the local tech invested your. the oscar-winner was celebrating early. the actual birthday on march 28. happy birthday. come visit. we will see you at 6:00 for a full hour of new

. >>> to the links in the final round of the arnold palmer invitational, morory macilroy t for the lead do this all the time, right, terry? shot a 75th, tied for fifth. >> i just kick them back. >> i don't think you're allowed to do that. shot a final round of 74 but enough for a one-stroke victory, four-under par, his first win on the pga tour. more news after the break. >>> right now we want to show you a live picture of the grand princess off the shore of san francisco, waiting out there for the people at the port of oakland to get the fences return to get everything ready for the arrival of that ship. on board, 3,500 people. 21 have tested positive for coronavirus. how many more, we don't know. they'll be bringing that ship into the port of oakland sometime tomorrow. exact time unknown. they're going to be taking the ill people off first, will be testing everybody, and waiting for the results of those tests. meantime they'll quarantine people at travis air force base and a couple of other places around the country, one in texas, one in georgia. we've talked to health professionals,

final round of the arnold palmer invitational in orlando. a lot of high scores today.n was 2 over on the day but a rare birdie on 8, that was nice. marc leishman was one shot behind. 18th hole, needs this long birdie to go for the playoff -- he was oh so close. two-putt for the joey logano, all sorts of issues. broken jack at one point in the pits. he would recover. 22 laps to go, passes brad keselowski for the lead, and he hangs on for his second win of the season. he led 60 of 316 laps, his 25th cup win of his career. i'd love to do doughnuts like that, spin around. >> that was you in the parking lot. >> yeah, every day before i come in to work. >>> just ahead, a 101-year-old world war ii veteran is you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced through radiator springs? or struck a power pose with them? now is the perfect time to feel like this... and this... and definitely that. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1

. >> reporter: doctor arnold weg believes he contracted the virus when a patient coughed on him. >> my father is truly in the fight for his life. >> reporter: the 63-year-old grandfather of six and marathon runner, he's now in intensive care for the first time as a patient. >> yesterday was my parents' 38th wedding anniversary and it was the first time they couldn't spend it together. >> reporter: hospitals now reporting drastic shortages of masks and protective gear. doctors saying they have a single mask for an entire week. a national survey found 88 percent of cities do not have an adequate supply of ppe. >> i have nurses that call me on a daily basis to tell me that they're scared. to tell me they don't know what to do. n'sign up for this. >> reporter: mary mcdonald saying it's not just supplies, it's basic medication. >> we're out of tylenol. i don't know what i can do to save people anymore. >> reporter: tonight, california officials warning they're on the verge of a massive spike. the state with at least 5,700 cases and rising. where is the surge in los angeles? >> it's all over

any plants which are used in borneo in traditional medicines for a variety of diseases bio chemist arnold clint valor and his team 1st investigated the effect of sylvester on the ebola virus you know come on the scene will succeed before the sylvestre all had only been known in cancer research beginning in 2000 you know mob will cure marburg we were the 1st team to start using sylvester all on cells infected with the bowler. these experiments showed it to be very effective in inhibiting a bowl of viruses from reproducing and cells from your. friend. and not just a bola. once a virus is in the body it enters the who cell and reprograms it. it forces the cell to replicate the genetic material from the virus. that results in the release of more and more viruses into the body silvester stops this mechanism by blocking an enzyme in the cell responsible for this reproduction. there are searches are looking for an active substance for a drug rather than a vaccine vaccines often have a drawback normally the body fights a virus with antibodies produced by white blood cells they come back viral inf

today a real live bald eagle stole the show at the arnold palmer on palmer invitational.captured the wild anger. finding a big catch just in time for dinner. the ego did a lap around the cores before flying off with its meal. >>> life is one big restaurant. when you think about it. great footage but i'm sure the fish is and enjoying it so much. we have a look at the clouds on the bay area tonight. tomorrow morning at sunrise you can see the skies ceilings are lowering. all over the bay area. the numbers still in the middle 50s. we are in the middle. of a big streak after 38 days. the streak will come to an end. close to record territory but not quite snapping the record that was set in 1864. when lincoln was in the white house. rain chances for the bay area shall san francisco pretty good chance for tomorrow morning's rain. same for concorde. the rain chances go don't go entirely away. we will be an unsettled regime is high-pressure finally gets out. the desert southwest making way for that low punching out of the gulf spreading reign of the bay area before sunrise right