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it's called "av 4.0: maintaining american leadership in autonomous vehicles." it should be out here somewhere. hope you enjoy it. please pick it up. you've got to ask secretary scalia. >> well, these innovations are help driving the economy. >> yes. >> secretary scalia, how is the economy doing? >> great. i mean, it's -- it really is historic, right? as i said, we've got 3.6% unemployment. that's a number most of us thought we'd never hear. it's right about a 50-year low. and, you know, and when you look at particular populations, you see last year, for example, we had the lowest unemployment for adult women in about 70 years. just, you know, extraordinary, extraordinary unemployment numbers, but wages are rising, too, and as the president emphasized in the state of the union, they're rising more quickly for lower wage workers. you look at the lowest 10% by income, compare them to the top 10%, the lower 10% are being better. the lower income americans have seen 15% wage growth since the start of this administration. you know, so, that's why the president spoke

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we ave team coverage tonight on the coronavirus outbreak the first one to go to kron four's justine waltman she is live for us now in san jose tonight justine. >>these new cases that we've just learned about this afternoon the county is making because health officials are saying that the risk to the community here increasing. >>as we test more people. we are finding more cases we will continue to find more cases and we expect that case numbers to incase in the days to come new recommendations from santa clarcounty to deal with the coronavirus outbreak to start for employers they should suspend not essential employee travel cancel large meetings and not require doctors notes when employees are si as to not overload the health system consider telecommuting and staggering the start and end times of the work day i know that this is a big but it's it's in our opion that this is what we need to do now to slow the spread the biggest change postponing or canceling large events and mass gatherings this includes concerts conferences and sporting events also telling people again to stay home when sick

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i can't buy ave ventilator. whatever we are willing to pay, i can't buy it. so it really comes down to how the federal government distributes it. that's why it is so important. let's get someone who has not asked a question. [ inaudible question ] >> when the state is out of ven ventilators -- >> first, i don't want to think about that consequence. i am going to do everything i can to have as many ventilators that we'll need. there is no protocols, we are working to get as many ventilators and we have a number of options. we have, we are looking at all ventilators across the state. we are then redeploying anesthesia machine without doing this ventilator splitting which turns ventilator into two, running two tubes. we are using a bypass machine, we ordered 7,000 of those. we are still in it. we are creative and we are working and figuring it out and i still am hopeful at the end of the day we have what we need. >> i am planning on signing a budget. when we pass the budget, we pass the budget on time t sta, the s employees get paid, right? the payments that are

we are not leaving town until we ave constructed and passed bill. phase three would be the best. what point the republicans become comfortable in spending the $1 trillion at this point? agreeublicans to largely on what we think is best to address this emergency and second, we will consult with the ricotta colleagues and stay here until we reach a bipartisan agreement. >> have you given any further expectation of what the white house is expecting? do you have any idea of when that would be? >> anytime it would require legislation, there are things they can do on their own. questioning if you [inaudible] requireest will legislation. outlined aphase couple of times already and that is the way we will go forward. there is still a lifetime in repaying small businesses. do you address that lifetime .ith the small businesses [inaudible] members thinkof there are considerable .hortcomings in the house bill i cannot predict how long we will be here, but we will be here as long as it takes and get another measure as long as it takes. that aave been told number of republicans are working on

it angered people on both sides of the a the division is between the hill andnu pennsylvania av and you have donald trump who has been angry throughout the week about somehow h thine gone, who -- like i said, sought to divert attention to e other pland now he's trying to control it to allow nancy pelosi politically to take t narrative and to take that victory lap is probably very difficult for him. >> it's hard to rea a deal when the president and the speaker the house are not speaking. and they haven't been speaking since impeachment. for which donald trump is bitternd blames nancy pelosi for handling. but there's a -- there's -- something like this had happened before which is during the big financial meltdown, speaker pelosi was in office when and geor bush was in the white house. they had not spoken for months because of their -- her oppositiono the iraq war. but when the economy melted down, he did talk to her. they did do negotiations that got a crucial bailout bill through. and i see echoes of that in this debate today.ha robert:s such an important point. because you think about

the longer you are on ave vent r a ventilator, the more probability of a bad outcome. we now have people who have been on ventilators for 20 days, 30 days. the longer you are on the ventilator, the more likely you are not going to come off the ventilator. that's what's happening. we do have people who have been on for quite a long time and those are the people we are losing. that's always been the way. the longer stay without recovery leads to a higher death rate. that's not just covid, that's any medical situation we deal with. that's the natural consequences when you have older and sicker patients staying on ventilators longer. they usually have the worse outcome, right? we had people on for a long time and they have not getting better. they are passing away. the number of deaths at 385 or 285. since we still have a large number of people on ventilators for a long period of time, the experts expect that number to continue to increase, right? you get the infection, 80% self resolved and they don't go to the hospital. some percentage goes to the hospital and get treate

the questions are around, how do we best use the resources we ave? we have been clear in our messaging to fight this we need to find all the cases. we need to find where the virus is so we can tailor our approach to the areas that need it most. we need to be testing the suspect cases and testing those contacts who develop symptoms. when the situation gets very -- when the outbreaks become large and resources become limited, we have recently put out guidance around how to make some choices about where testing can be used first and foremost to really understand where the outbreak is, to find patients who are most severe so they can have treatment, and i wanted to -- this binder is our binder of guidance that we have put out, that we have developed. our first package came on the 10th of january. since then we have been working across the globe with all member states, regional offices, people in labs, clinicians, modelers, to try to tailor our guidance to best support countries according to the four c's. if they have no cases, sporadic cases, clustering

[laughter] the other then why were you not an av fighter pilot? to be honest i desperately wanted to be an av fighter pilot but i had a traumatic experience at an airport that made aviation difficult for me. [laughter] so here's what we are going to do. we're going to sail fast over the next 25 minutes but i want to talk about the oceans but i really want to talk about character. i need everyone to understand the difference between leadership. general mattis was here he talked about leadership i'm going to talk about character. leadership is what we do to influence others and to be out there influencing millions of people as a nato commander but that door swings on a very small hinge of human character you cannot unless it allows that to swing. i set out to write a book about character we are a wash of a lot of books about leadership i want to know about how we lead ourselves with character write about what you know about and using a framework of admirals so we will set back in history 2500 years and pull it up to the present to talk about ten dyn

if we meet this moment, we can reduce nd the curve to the need to surge to reduce the out and ave to go cobble all those assets together. you to know we are doing just that. we always plan and anticipate. give you some proof points today we just secured a northernge hospital in californ california, seton, part of our port. it -- to populate moment. the tomorrow we will announce a hospital in southern california. beds those two hospitals combined. we start to stack it. here. the motels that -- and hotels -- with.e negotiating we start stacking those master those hotels. i had very before conversations ith the leaders of two of the finest believe aofrt systems in the world, u.c. and california aofuniversity system to appropriate dormitories to help us with the surge. those numbers.ng we are working with the federal government. i had a conversation with vice president pence and president talking about or needs and my conversation with the secretary of defense about these mobile medical and field units to they have committed pledging not just to california but folks all across the accoun

nothing about how people are going to are going to pay for these tests japan's prime minister shinzo ave says all visitors from china and south korea will have to undergo 2 weeks of course because of fears of the coronavirus it comes into effect and 3 days south korea immediately respond at calling the measure extremely or gravel as foreign ministry wants the measure to be revoked and its call for a meeting with japanese diplomats. your car new. for visitors from both countries will be strengthened and to be required to be quantified 2 weeks of the location designated by the quantum director to be asked to refrain from using public transportation in the country. and pride joins us now from seoul surat tell us more about how south korea is responding to this real sense of indignation here in south korea taken by surprise it seems as though according to the south koreans there was absolutely no consultation about this relations between south korea and japan are at best of times complicated they spent much of last year in a diplomatic spat that spilled over into a trade dispute and there ha

now going to japan where prime minister shinzo ave people to avoid panic buying toilet paper dismissing rumors of a shortage showpiece to hit store shelves in recent days the government plans to provide 2500000000 dollars to counter the economic impact of the virus so father have been 940 cases and 11 deaths that. twitter has asked its its 5000 employees around the world to work from home in an effort to stop the spread of the corona virus a social media platform follows governments and infection hotspots in making the requests the companies said its employees and south korea home call an answer upon must work from home last week it announced the suspension of non-critical business travel and events. africa is becoming better equipped to deal with the virus with 24 countries now able to test for the illness is a big increase compared to the beginning of last month's when only 2 african nations were equipped to do so or. corporate leadership guru jack welch has died at the age of $84.00 transforms general electric into a highly profitable multinational known as neutron jack for cutting t

you will see ave female president in your lifetime? president trump: i think lack of talent was her problem. she had a tremendous lack of talent. she was a good debater. she destroyed ike bloomberg very quickly, like it was nothing, but people do not like her. she is a mean person. people do not want that. they like a person like me who is not mean. >> all right, guys. >> then, president trump joined tennessee governor bill lee for a tour of the tornado damage in cookeville where winds reached 175 milese storm killed more th0 people with some 20 missing.

fact that he made the decision without consulting any experts and so it was basically prime minister aves own political decision to do this personal without even many of his own staff members on board with it and so you know the government was being criticised for being too lax in its handling of for example the the diamond princess issue and other parts of the infection and now they kind of swung from going from what might have been too lax to to possibly too harsh and the government is in particular crisis right now kind of political crisis which the abio distraction has not seen in its 7 years in power michael ben joining us from both the thank you very much for that. thank you. overdraw agreement signed over the weekend between the united states and the taliban pave the way for u.s. troop withdrawal from the country the phased drawdown would mark the beginning of the end of nearly 20 years of american military involvement in afghanistan but the deal also aims to be the beginning of an interim dialogue to restore peace to the country however with afghan president or jerked into a propo

in a press conference on saturday japanese prime minister shinzo ave asked people to refrain from non-essential meetings to stop the spread of covert 19 he's also promised an unprecedented stimulus package to combat economic fallout from the coronavirus. us president donald trump has signed the largest stimulus package in modern u.s. history the deal will allow 2 trillion dollars to be rushed to states and businesses struggling amid the crisis the bill will also send direct payments to tens of millions of americans. a plan to fly some 800 cruise ship passengers from australia to germany this weekend has been due whale by a sharp overnight increase in corona virus infections on board the ship called the autonomy ease anchored south of perth and most of the passengers are german. this is g.w. news a reminder that before we go that you can get all the leaders news and information around the clock on our website. dot com there will be more news of course at the top of the hour i am michael local for all the team here in berlin we will see you soon. to go beyond the obvious to. all of the stories th

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question ave desert. capsule looks like a ghost town when outsiders smacks its 4th day of mandatory social isolation with police and forcing the city wide locked out. the finals of champions league and hero competitions fast and potent as a result of grown a virus than demick if announced today that the 2 finals along with the final of the women's champions league competition would be rescheduled due to the ongoing health crisis and europe no new dates were set for the showpiece matches which had been scheduled to take place and make the european championships have already been delayed until next year and all of europe's major domestic leagues are currently suspended for an uncertain length of time. now in europe singing from one's balcony has become a popular way to get through self isolation people in germany have been playing and singing beethoven's iconic 9th symphony let's have a listen i. was . there are. a. good orchestra mr members are at home practicing without an audience so based on the italian

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in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 aving responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from guam seek recognition? mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5003, the debt collection practices for service members act, as amended. the peaker pro tempore: clerk will report the -- pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from guam, mr. san the clerk will report the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5003, a billion debt nd the fair collection practices act to provide enhanced protection against debt collector of the nt of members armed forces, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from guam, mr. san nicolas, and the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, each will minutes.0 the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam, mr. san nicolas. mr. san nicolas: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and on this eir remarks legislation and to insert extraneous

they have 80% of the products we great in ave which is this situation.re here to service the here to service the consumer and our people that there are working hard and they're doing a great job. scarlet: when you service the service your customer, i wonder, have they hours for senior shoppers or set aside early or s for senior shoppers customers whose immunity systems re perhaps a little bit more compromised? john: people did talk to me about it. and d i would look at it bout opening 7:00 to 8:00 ex-cex k exclusively for senior citizens and we're looking at it. would hate a regular customer wanting to come in to buy bread and say, no, you're not welcome to come in. it's a struggle to have the right thing done. people are ot of putting some pressures here on the stores and on the supply chains here. started to get a little bit more coordination, not only local, state e and and local governments like here in new york, but also as well as government. with regards to what help the government can sort of provide in order to make sure that access to the food

says av-shaped recovery theory that is floating around wall street will not be easy to achieve.e: good morning. we keep hearing everyone talk about the potential for this v-shaped recovery here in new cold but citi is pouring water on it. they say in this note that it's clear to investors that the end of the 2019 growth consensus is not going to materialize. they say rate cuts will not lift all boats in the end, and they say the most vulnerable include russia and chile, but they do not think we are going to see a v-shaped recovery. they say it will be far more protracted really around the world. interesting stuff. it is a debate we have been hearing for quite a few days now, quite a couple weeks, actually. jane foley is still with us. what do you think about the possibility of a v-shaped recovery? >> people were talking about it a couple of weeks ago, but i'm surprised they still are. the shape with the coronavirus has become so much more obvious now. when we go back to a couple of weeks ago when people were talking a lot about me-shaped recovery, i think we were focusing just o

they have to have oxygen and ave a ventilator can't be turned off. you need a therapist who manages patients and taking care of those patients and protective equipment as we have been talking about. all these different things. could you run into a scenario where after patients are clearly through the period where they need this mechanical ventilation and the curve of the downward slope, could it be deplin other locations. governor cuomo talking about splitting ventilators. these are the types of things that are now being discussed because we have to discuss them. just on the numbers, john, there are about 15,000 or so ventilators i guess now as the governor was saying, projections are they need 30 or 40,000 but they get in with all the details, the people and right location and all of that, john. >> dr. jarrett. the governor pushed back on no conversations right now in new york state so-called ventilators protocol. doctors like yourself have to make a tough call. is that conversation inevitable or can it be headed off. >> well, i think there are two

people, in order to union, look,erfect look, we've never lived up to those words of jefferson, but we aveer, never, never walked away from them. like we have under this president. those words with every fiber in my being. i saw a few days ago in a town southn cnn in charleston, carolina, you know, a gentleman spoke up or reverend, he stood and he asked me a question in that town hall, his name is anthony thompson, whose wife myra, was studying the of her bible with eight other parishioners, with mother 4 1/2 years ago. study. their weekly bible and, you know, a white in, they werealked trying to find purpose in faith and in each other. nd in an instant, in an instant, what happened. vengeance pierced their faith. they are lost forever. incredible about that congregation, what's most thompsone, is reverend and the families of emmanuel is that through their pain for gave. they emember, they forgave the killer, and in their more change, more to souths been brought carolina than in the past hundred years. came down rate flag that.consequence of [applause] >> for real. >> basically shamed the

while prices have plunged and thatis while prices have plunged and that is spilling over into as av thatspilling over into as a's stock—market patrol lower. let's go to a asian business hub. talk us through what is happening. you pretty much highlighted it at the start of the programme. all of those equity markets here in asia are making various deep washes. that crash and oil prices adding to the panic with energy firms taking a battering against the backdrop of the rapidly spreading virus which is spanning 50 years over the state of the global economy. these are some of the worst falls in oil prices since at least the start of the 1991 golf ball according to bloomberg news. trading falls asa bloomberg news. trading falls as a result. a sea of red with tokyo, sydney, manila, all plunging as much as 6% today. hong kong, mumbai, singapore, seattle, jakarta, wellington, they were all down about 3% or more. we got the likes of shanghai, taipei, also down. of course driving the declines was those ferocious selloffs in the oil prices. all sparked by topics, saudi arabia essentially slashing p

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[applause] and if i'm elected president, i can promise you i will always ave israel's back. [applause] because israel has a right to defend itself by itself. [applause] and that means i will never impose conditions on military aid, no matter what government is in power. cheers and applause] and that includes $3.3 billion in security assistance and $500 million in missile defense we provide israel every single year. thanks to the 2016 memorandum of understanding. look, israel is on the front lines countering american enemies in the region. and sharing valuable intelligence and experience with us. so conditioning foreign aid wouldn't only impair israel's ability to keep itself safe, but our ability to keep ourselves safe as well. after all, american security and israel reas -- israel's safety are inextricably linked. [applause] and as president i give you my word i will never, ever compromise on the safety and security of israel. [applause] i also promise to always oppose the b.d.s. movement's efforts to delegitimatize and punish the state of israel and i already have. [applau

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it will be av will challenge. construction workers showed little signs of social distancing. this site was far from unusual class u.k. but r religious services are banned. weddings and baptisms ceremonies are on hold and only funerals will go ahead. >> the u.s. president says his coronavirus task force is working hard to reopen the economy by easter. he was briefing the media shortly after saying the disease was spreading through the state like a bullet train. trump: they are building four hospital facilities. it will be operational very soon . they are building four different medical facilities in different parts of the state. we are dealing with governor cuomo on that. they will be at the highest level. temporary but incredible. we are deploying the u.s. navy hospital ship. that will be arriving in the new york harbor in the not-too-distant future. they are doing a very big maintenance. >> let's bring in mike hanna. we opening by easter despite warnings from health experts. >> president trump making a huge issue of this in the past, saying he is wanting to reopen things by

creates the leverage, ave partnerships across our country. and certainly one of the most important partnerships we can have is with the federal leading together lays out exactly how we can do and on a more efficient effective basis. doing our part. over and over again, cities are held to a higher standard than ever been before. people to look to us for housing transportation and workforce development, things that you bly 40 or 50 years ago just didn't associate with city government. these are asked to do things, but we have to have the support to rnment really get it done and i know that this agenda, when adopted is he federal government, going to make us even better at it. et me give you just one quick example. right now we have, as a result f some flooding, some of the most difficult situations with boodz. we have a -- with roads. that's a central area closed down to one of most populous nashdz, and -- tryingrhoods, and we are to get the federal dollars to help us repair that but we know underfunded, and the dollars that we need in partners

our schoolsake sure have plans for everyone that ill be impacted by the difficult decisions they may ave to make and many are now making in my state and they have to make sure those plans address food insecurity and make sure who rely on their schools for their only utritious meal are not overlooked. we also have to make sure we are supporting communities in people ng the needs of experiencing homelessness. with the e to deal economic impact this crisis will have in our communities which is hy democrats are putting forward this economic package to start addressing this crisis small businesses and workers and we need to make ure that no one loses a paycheck as a result of this crisis, that no one struggles to the heat on orep afford groceries and we need to none of our children miss out on a nutritious meal, hat no small business has to shutter its doors waiting for this crisis to end and no struggles to care for the homeless. this is a frightening time. unknowns, butt of we do know the steps we are utlying would help save lives, slow the spread of this virus and reduce its impact on our

ave gone through the approval process that's been ooapproved and tit down from many, many months to immediatewe are going to make that drug available. reporter: hed cau confusion. e food and drug commissioner was c forced torify that the existing drug hasn't yet been proved. >> we want to do it in aarge pragmatic clinical trial to gather that information and answer the question that answer reporter: analysis of coronavirucases in the u.s. shows it is not just the adults aged 20 to 44 make it up 20% and 12% of intensive care ses. the young are enjoying their spring break as this crowded beach in florida shows. they are ignoring the advice. >> they are blowing it way out of proportion. >> if i get i i' not going to stop partying. reporter: americans are adjusting. in miesota, fitness instructors areoldi rot classes. a distill area is makingand sanitizers. a dog walking by drone. well. ingenuity is alive and anchor: i was joined earlier by congressman ruis, who is an emergency room physician. are yo seeing an uptick in your area inni calif >> i representoralsniifa' district, palm springs and sou

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crew members, 1,000 passengers left and the hope is to get at least the remainder of the passengers ave that ship by the end of today. >> in sacramento county, someone las died from the coronavirus at an assistant living facility. >>> staff immediately began taking action here at carrollton senior living in efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus. the facility is now operating under an isolation protocol that will be in place for the next two weeks. we're learning staff at the facility have been learning infection control practices and following the guidelines very closely. meantime, several family members of residents at carrollton senior living got messages alerting them about the person who tested positive. they are working with the public health department on isolating people. they are working on restricting visitors. >> they are doing a great job, but, yes, it does make you thin act little bit. 0 staff are wiping down and cleaning ulcer faxes and asking people to avoid visit is if they start feeling kick. the health department said guidelines at nursing homes include isolatin

in ave to take this measured way and see where the outbreaks are. the fist bumping, the elbow bumping, i mean whatever you feel comfortable with is what people should do. i will tell you this, though, for the most part people are shaking hands. host: what is happening back home in your district in pennsylvania? or 12elieve we have 11 test positive people out of a 13.5 million. so, it is not a clearly, except it is on the media in the media regularly, and in an alarming , it's not -- and what i mean by that, it's not , thease, -- data based media, it's what's possible as opposed to what is probable. i like dealing with what is rob. when you have large areas or regions, like my reach -- district, for instance, 500 square miles without one case, the idea of a school having to close now doesn't make sense based upon realistic data. look, decisions have to be made and in our country decisions are not made in that building all the time. they are made of the state and local level, so i respect it. what decision is going to be made in that link when it come

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desde hace 4 aÑos que desarrollÓ una vacuna contra un virus de bronquitis infecciosa que afecta las aveseportera: agrega que la clave para debilitar el virus es el aislamiento. >> que la gente viaje cuÁnto menos posible, etcÉtera, etcÉtera. estoy de acuerdo con esa medida. porque esas son medidas provisorias mientras el virus no tomÓ proporción muy grande. reportera: la meta que la vacuna estÉ lista para la producciÓn masiva en menos de 90 dÍas. despuÉs de terminar pruebas de laboratorio y aprobaciÓn de seguridad. regreso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias. pues ojalÁ llegue pronto. entre tanto, lavarnos las manos. como dejamos de tocar cosas. >> todos nosotros intentamos imponer las medidas. gracia alan: directora, no es para tanto. yo solamente subí el video de tania por--por jugar. directora: pues tu juego le trajo serios problemas a tu compañera con sus papás cuando vieron el video publicado en las redes sociales. alan: bueno, pero yo no tengo la culpa de que tania ande tomando de más y que ande haciendo el oso en las fiestas a las que vamos. directora: pero sí eres responsable de que el

he like many others ave had to resort to takeout and delivery only because dining rooms have been forced to close the businesses th remain open have been ailing this is kind of sh that shot to most restaurants. chen says china live marketplace has only been able to do about 5 to 10% of its normal business. >>combine that with the high cost of doing business in san francisco. it could cause your restaurant to go belly up to help prevent that from haening the california restaurant association has proposed the state help with a number of actions such as the lane planned increases to the ate's minimum wage postponing property tax payments differing sales in payroll taxes. >>canceling health and permit fees for a year and requiring gas and other utilities to continue service without payment chen is on board with some of these proposals but ys it will be a long slow bill to get restaurants back open and back to normal but they're still so much unknown. >>the uncertainty is was very very because you don't know and a ton and that what's going to happen. >>organized labor here in california has s

workers at the sa ames ave research center in unain view now working from home. this comes after the center received confirmation on sunday that an employee tested positive for coronavirus the research center bieves exposure was limited. but we'll have workers telecommute out of an abundance of caution. and u can stay updated on all the closures and the coronavirus impacts ross the bay area through our kron on apthat's where you can get 24 hour staming news service on the very latest developments kron on is free to download and usright now we've removed thepay wall during this crisis. >>when a virus continues to spread the administration working on its response and its messaging i'm joe khaleel here at the white house will show you what they're doing this week to try to ramp up their efforts to contain it. plus a verya man arrested for extorting a minor for child and police believe there may be other victims outhere. >>and it's been a mild morning with temperatures right now in the 40's an50's for most of us i'm talking sunshine for most and some rainfallinto the