joining us is beth leblanc. thanks beth for being with us oh friday night. beth: thanks for having me. robert: what are you seeing and hearing among democratic sources in your state? beth: so, t earlis week, biden was ahead about seven points ahead of sanders. but that was before super tuday when biden arguably gained a lot of momentum. it was before theovernor of michigan endorsed biden and his national campaign chairs. so arguably he's ahead even more now going into tuesday. but sandersas a pretty aggressive campaign schedule this weekend. he's goi to make four stops in hchigan probably more on monday . s not out of the race. and, you know,, sanders did tane michigan 2016 over clinton. he has some supporters among progressive democrats.ho so itd be interesting to see how it shakes out on tuesday. robert: when you look at the sanders' map from 2016 and his coalition this time around, where -- where are the -- thehe areas intate that matter beth: i think he's really going to be looking at college campuseshe in coming days. one of his stops on sunday is at th

beth isn't just about details and data.ow to bring the fun with you want to kayak after the audio file lobster bake or you are looking for a great restaurant recommendation or you just want to make an event a little more special. many of us remember about donning a gold sequined dress and a stunning java center to bring a little more glamour to the daytime audio awards. even when death takes us an occasional break she does it with a -- no umbrella drinks sitting on the beach with beth. she's out there hiking while she's with you. an impressive group of actors who amazes with the many roles they play. this is not an actress but i would argue with her extraordinary loyalty intelligence determination and sense of fairness this is a bright light in the many roles of her life from a daughter and friend auto enthusiast and colleague artistry is a better place because of beth and we look forward to hearing about the future adventures in your 20/20 vision and beyond. when people learned about the special treatment we received accol

[applause] mary beth and i are thrilled to present the special >> special achievement award.lause] >> i am hoping we get through this. i'm delighted to present the special achievement award tonight. it was one of the very first people i met when i joined the audiobook business and it was clear from the start that she was someone special but at the risk of sounding incredibly ancient, this was before the first ipod was invented. number 11 was really superb explaining, downloading, streaming, this was the time you could watch people's eyes roll back in their head. she could explain it beautifully even to the publishing technophobe. she is legendary for being thorough and hard-working and reliable, served on the apa board for 20 years and you can always count on her to raise her hand to help with whatever needed to be done. over the years she devoted countless hours delving into the thorniest of issues, graciously taking on thankless tasks such as ensuring the consistency in research data and bringing the audience judging process to the digital age. best these things through whe

beth mooney matched and surpassed that score as australia drone to a massive 184 off their overs. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—olds opener verma who faulted. healy at the heart of the success. capitulation from their is wicket after wicket fell. india all out with less than 100 and australia the victors. it will be huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium celebrating letting's in pensive victory and they are waiting foran pensive victory and they are waiting for an encore katy perry. —— celebrating their side's victory. historic night for australian cricket and a great celebration of

england midfielder jordan nobbs says they are lucky to have both ellen white and beth england for the. chelsea striker england started yesterday's match against japan but white came off the bench to scroll the goal. i would not like to be picking that teen and it is incredible that we have two top form strikers in the league at the moment so strikers in the league at the moment soi strikers in the league at the moment so i think ellen white does what she does best, gets into the right places but it showed that we needed beth to be a part of the squad and thatis beth to be a part of the squad and that is what got us up the win in the end. that is your sport for now. and what changing and moving in terms of coronavirus and how it is affecting sport, it is worth heading to the website. head to bbc, website. there will be more sport in the next hour. time for your questions answered. joanna gosling has been talking to a doctor who answered some of your questions. with me to answer some of your questions is doctor mike tildesley, an associate professor of infectious diseases at the univers

beth mooney matched and then surpassed that score as australia got to a massive 184. responsibility for 16—year—old opener but she immediately faltered. alyssa healy‘s hands again at the heart of the success. from there, capitulation is a wicket after wicket fell. in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for

beth england got her chance to play up front. the final match will be against spain on wednesday.ke to be picking the team and it is incredible we have two top form strikers in the league at the moment, so i think ellen white does what she does best, she gets on the right places but they showed today we needed beth to be a part of the squad and that is what got us the win in the end. the thought of playing football as a professional was once a distant dream for ezzeldin bahader. but now — at 75 years old — he's not only played for a team called october 6th in egypt's third tier... he's now one game away from officially being the oldest footballer in the world. rhia chohan reports. ezzeld i n ezzeldin is a man who is close to making history. the 75—year—old egyptian is bidding to make the guinness world records book as the world's oldest professional football player. to make it official he needs to play two full games, he played the first over the weekend, much to the first over the weekend, much to the ore of some of the younger ones. translation: to see a player who is 75 years o

i mentioned yesterday, back to beth, all the great work that beth's team is doing to keep our portal going and growing. i asked her to join us today to give more color on all that goes into making that portal work. the overnight numbers. since we met yesterday, we have received another 2000 -- 2289 positive test result, bringing the statewide total to 11124. judy will give you more color on those positives and brought demographics, including county of residence. digits, asinto five we protected we would be soon. we are at about the pace we expected. is ain another itself recent to continue social distancing and all the other efforts we are collectively doing to flatten the curve. please take this to heart. over the past day, another 32 of our fellow blessed new jerseyans have died because of covid-19 related complications. it to a cuba live totalof -- a cumulative of 140 who are no longer with us in the garden state because of this virus. no one is getting graded on a curve for their social distancing. there is no opportunity for an a minus or be plus here. fell test.ass, pass/fail.

beth is unclear when she will get back to herjob in the nhs.eduled flight for april, that is no good, we do not know how this pandemic is going to pan out and we need to get home and they have a duty of care to get us home. we will do everything in our power. the government says repatriating most people is down to airlines. fco teams around the world are working urgently to ensure that governments have sensible plans to enable the return of british and other travellers and crucially, to keep borders open for sufficient periods to enable returns to take place on commercial flights whatever that is possible. in cusco, and other parts of peru, british tourists like lauren are stuck. i cannot get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru. the country is in lockdown. it's very scary, mainly for the fact that if it's just a 14—day lockdown, it's not pleasant, but we can get over it. but then it's not knowing what's going to happen and the fact we can't leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we're worried about potentia

prime minister johnson: thanks very much, beth. in terms of the ep pima logical value of -- epidemiological value of asking people to say home, the most important thing i can say is repeat the basic message. if you can stay at home, then you overwhelmingly should stay at home. that's our most important advice. if it's absolutely necessary for you to go to work, to a place of work, then it's vital that your employer follows the rules as set out by public health england and ensures you have the protections that you social proper rules on distancing do apply. i wonder a comment on the value of what we are doing in terms of the -- beth asked reasonably enough about not closing down the whole u.k. economy which we are not doing, but we are simply asking people to stay at home. >> i can certainly give -- might want to add to to this. the first thing is the modeling, every country does it slightly differently and every country has a slightly different epidemic pattern at this point in time. that's entirely reasonable. all of us are dealin

i always refer to beth fouha. what do you make of it, beth? >> i can say i knew you when. wow, there's so many different messages here to unpack. obviously we've been waiting for the state that had a large number of african-american voters to prove or not prove whether or not biden's calculus was right and he could sort of stage his comeback here. clearly that's the case. so he's getting out of here with everything he wanted and more as mike memoli said. the problem is that super tuesday is coming up so quickly. three days away now. several of these states have had early voting going on, as early as early february. so for him to suddenly have three days to make up what has been a large deficit in fund-raising and large deficit in organization in big states like california and texas, north carolina, that's going to be very tough for joe biden. the other thing we may be starting to see is a geographical split. because of joe biden's popularity among african-american voters, he could do very well in some of the southern states coming up on tuesday like alabama, like north car

beth gal vin joins us to talk about this. very concerning numbers when i heard that.ially when we're talking about grocery shopping, takeout orders, even food delivery. when you're talking about the virus can live for a certain amount of time. so what should we do when we're bringing things into our home. >> so if you're going grocery shopping and you're coming home and i'm getting a little feedback in my ear. when you're bringing things into your home, pam. if you're ordering your groceries, you know, to have them delivered, if you're having somebody pick them up, what you want to do when you're handling the packaging as you said for a little bit of time yowant to try to wash your hands. i don't think you're in that much risk if you're having stuff delivered to you. the highest risk is going to be interacting with that delivery person. order your things online. tip your delivery person and ask them to leave the items on your front porch and then once you've handled those items and put them away, put your hands and wash them well. >> okay. so not so much worried about

joining me now, nbc senior politics editor beth fouhy and annie karni. great to see both of you.h, i have to tell you that i was really surprised by the number of people who talked about that electability, when i was talking to them. one guy who told me he changed his mind three times in the last week, as he was kind of weighing who can beat trump. >> sure, because so much of the polling that we saw before south carolina indicated that many voters in many different states thought that bernie sanders was actually the more electable candidate. it took joe biden winning south carolina and winning south carolina decisively to make people feel confident that he could pull it off. up until that point, he had given -- nobody had any reason to believe that he could do it. >> he gave strong speeches, he had a better debate, he started getting all of these endorsements. >> he started to. but coming from a fourth place finish in iowa, that's pretty much unheard of that somebody can rebound the way he did. people were looking for electability above all and waiting for joe biden to prove to h

please help me welcome beth novak. >> thank you very much. i wanted to give a little color as you say about the ways in which technology, data, and innovation are helping us to play a really key role to provide the public with up-to-date information, and also drive data-driven decision-making for all of our leaders here. in addition to the many people who have been thanked already, i also want to thank my small, but mighty team at the office of innovation and the many volunteers that are working with us, who are truly working around the clock for their dedication and their long hours. all of the work that we are doing, and the reason we are able to be effective as a small team, is because we are collaborating with all of our colleagues. between public and private sector, across the state to deliver a number of projects that i want to bring to your attention, and hope that they are of use. the governor has already mentioned, you can see the url up on the screen, the covid-19 information hub that we have made available. we have already had 1,60

joining me now, beth phuey, senior politics editor at nbc news.pod more edits editor at commentary magazine and msnbc contributor. and democratic strategist basel schmeichel. i'm laughing not because of the news but because there's some drama in the studio and it's making me giggle. anyway, the president's going to address the nation tonight. this is a crisis he has not been able to control. in the words of peter baker, he can't tweet his way out of this. and it's exposing a real lack of leadership on a federal level for a coordinated response in the event of a real emergency. >> yeah, this kind of thing would be a challenge for even a president who is very invested in the federal government working and functioning as it is. and we know from president trump that this hasn't been something he's, a, been interested in or b, believes in. he's spshts of the federal government, sort of the levers of the federal government working in a way he can't completely control. so he's done a lot to marginalize civil servants, question their loyalty, in some case

beth is unclear when she will get back to herjob in the nhs. april, that is no good, we do not know how this pandemic is going to pan out and we need to get home and they have a duty of care to get us home. we will do everything in our power. the government says repatriating most people is down to airlines. fco teams around the world are working urgently to ensure that governments have sensible plans to enable the return of british and other travellers and crucially, to keep borders open for sufficient periods to enable returns to take place on commercial flights whatever that is possible. in cusco, and other parts of peru, british tourists like lauren are stuck. i cannot get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru. the country is in lockdown. it is very scary, mainly for the fact that if it's just a 14—day lockdown, it's not pleasant but we can get over it but then it's not knowing what is going to happen and the fact we cannot leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we are worried about potential social unrest

beth: it really feels like businesses are leading the way.r, some quotas are in place. really, businesses are the ones that are leading the way and putting things in place with consumer pressure normalizing some things around this and highlighting the roi, which is of course more difficult to highlight or showcase in the government sector. thank you so much for joining us, global director of diversity and inclusion, beth sehgal. we will have more perspectives on the virus and the market outlook today. we will be joined by the -- we will be speaking with derivatives president as well as the world's biggest glove maker, top glove. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> melinda gates, thank you so much for joining us. >> i always look for any philanthropy we do to fill those gaps. haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. massive stimulus from the ecb and the bank of england, saying it provides much-needed stability across the continent. spanish finance minister -- said nation spaces her t

>> i tried to finesse some information from his secretary, beth.s inform ative as a quiz program. >> okay. i better get going. have some hot coffee waiting for me. >> yes, sir. good office management begins at home. >> they'll quit. first one, then another. whatever they do, they'll make hell for that first negro girl you put on the payroll >> i don't manage personnel so personnel can manage the plant the way they want? >> what does that mean? >> it means we can put this new policy through without trouble. now, of course we'll have to move slowly at first, no matter how badly we need them. >> now you said it. we need them, gentlemen. the negro represents the labor force that has not even begun to be tapped. how about it, kurt? your department has been crying for help. think we can make it work? >> maybe. worked in the shop. negro and white hands work side by side. we don't have any trouble. >> how was it when you started? >> not bad. there's a lot of talk about trouble, but the union was on our side that time. they called a meeting. by the time the

michael: thank you, beth. the fact that the virus is no individuals, whoever they are, is one of the reasons we do need to have strict social distancing measures so we can reduce the rate of infection and reduce the pressure on the nhs. there have been various testaments about the number of people who may become infected over a period of time. we aim to, as the prime mr. himself pointed out, flatten the curve, reduce the rate of reinfection so that nhs can be protected. i think many people will reflect on the fact the prime minister succumbing to the virus is a reminder of how serious we all need to take the advice the nhs has been giving us. simon? simon: on the question of london hospital beds, yaz -- as of yesterday, the most recent victors, we had 3000 empty and available hospital beds. as you say, we are bringing on additional beds next week at the new nightingale hospital. that is being configured initially to look after 500 patients. there the physical capacity to take that to up to 4000 if it were requ

beth, good to have you on this morning.omething you wrote in the washington post you said our job, the job of the office, you were in, you led, was to be the smoke alarm. keeping watch to get ahead of emergencies, sounding a warning at the earliest sign of fire, all with the goal of avoiding a six alarm blaze. without that smoke alarm, and given the slow response on things such as testing here in this country, has that six alarm blaze you described become more like likely? >> i think we're seeing a six alarm blaze now. thank you for having me on this morning. the goal of the office was really to create a senior level position and staff whose only job it was to be looking at outbreaks around the world and thinking exactly these thoughts. what about this outbreak could make it more likely to become a six alarm blaze. so i think that time was lost by disbanding the office, especially in early january when it was pretty clear to the world that this was going to become something more likely six alarm blaze and certainly had the

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beth is unclear when she will get back to herjob in the nhs.or april, that is no good, we do not know how this pandemic is going to pan out and we need to get home and they have a duty of care to get us home. we will do everything in our power. the government says repatriating most people is down to airlines. fco teams around the world are working urgently to ensure that governments have sensible plans to enable the return of british and other travellers and crucially, to keep borders open for sufficient periods to enable returns to take place on commercial flights whatever that is possible. in cusco, and other parts of peru, british tourists like lauren are stuck. i can't get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru. the country is in lockdown. it is very scary, mainly for the fact that it isn'tjust a 14 day lockdown, it is not pleasant but we can get over it but then it's not knowing what is going to happen and the fact we cannot leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we are worried about potential social unre

>> thank you beth. the fact that the virus is no respecter of individuals, whoever they are is one of the reasons why we do need to have social distancing measures so that we can reduce the rate of infection and reduce the pressure on the nhs area there are various estimates about the number of people in any country may become infected over time. the aim to as a prime minister himself has mentioned flatten the curve. reduce the rate of reinfection in order to ensure the nhs can be protected. and i think that many people were affected by the fact of the prime minister support succumbing to the virus is how we all need to take the advice that the nhs has been giving us . >> thank you, on the question of london hospital beds, as of yesterday the most recent figures we had just under 3000 empty and available hospital beds across london and as you say, we are bringing on additional beds next week at the new nhs nightingale hospital that is being configured initially to be able to look after up to 500 patient

beth is unclear when she will get back to herjob in the nhs.r april, that is no good, we do not know how this pandemic is going to pan out and we need to get home and they have a duty of care to get us home. we will do everything in our power. the government says repatriating most people is down to airlines. fco teams around the world are working urgently to ensure that governments have sensible plans to enable the return of british and other travellers and crucially, to keep borders open for sufficient periods to enable returns to take place on commercial flights whatever that is possible. in cusco, and other parts of peru, british tourists like lauren are stuck. i cannot get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru. the country is in lockdown. it is very scary, mainly for the fact that it isn'tjust a 14 day lockdown, it is not pleasant but we can get over it but then it's not knowing what is going to happen and the fact we cannot leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we are waiting for potential social unrest

phil neville will turn to beth england for the game against japan with the free scoring chelsea strikerung squad knows the pressure is on. this is tournament preparation and, in a tournament, if you lose your first game, you have no time to slip up and no room for mistakes again, so there is more pressure. maybe from ourselves more so than actually the outside. we know that we can't afford another loss if we want to win the tournament. that's what we came here to do. japan were world champions in 2011 but this team is one in transition. they lost their opening match 3—1 to spain and england have beaten them twice in the last 12 months. it's a record will give them belief although, whatever happens, phil neville has a welcome distraction after his twin sister tracey announced the birth of her first child. my little nephew is the most gorgeous thing ever and when i woke up at aam, 5am in orlando, i've got to say, when you think about the pressures and expectations of football, when you see a little baby at the other side of the phone and look at something so beautiful and gorgeous, the am

thanks, beth.o varies, i want to stress that we do want to see people following the advice that we have given in the capital, which, as you rightly say, is the place where the disease seems to have been making the fastest progress, and it's vital that people follow that advice. and there is huge evidence that they are in the takings in the retail and hospitality sector, and tfl, and thatis hospitality sector, and tfl, and that is down about 80%, down 60% in outer london. but there is evidence in some parts of the capital that it is very patchy and some areas where people are perhaps not following it in quite the way that we need them to do, so that is why, to get back to do, so that is why, to get back to the answer i gave to laura, we might have to consider going further. but i want to stress that there is no prospect of us wanting to stop public transport in london, or stop the tube or the buses. we will not be telling people that under no circumstances if they really need to go to work they can'

beth cameron is now at the nuclear threat initiative. thank you so much for taking the time to be with us. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> first let me just ask you if i said anything in those opening remarks or in those reports that strike you as wrong or wrong-headed or putting the wrong emphasis on anything. >> no. i think you're absolutely right. particularly right now, i'm happy that the president invoked the defense production act, but i'm really nervous about the need to actually implement that act because as you rightly said, we're seeing personal protective equipment shortages. we're worried about ventilator shortages and swabs that you mentioned as well. this is not really a united states problem. it's a global problem. i also would like to see the united states leading, working with partners and allies to address these shortages all over the world. >> one of the things that we've started to see requested or recommended or asked about by some front-line health care providers who are, you know, asking for hel

beth cameron served as the senior director on the national security council. essentially the white house pandemic prevention office. she was there for the early months of the trump administration. but president trump thereafter shuttered that office a couple years ago, he closed it in 2018 for reasons that remain to be explained. beth cameron is now the vice president for global biological programs and policy at the nuclear threat initiative. dr. cameron, thank you so much for taking the time to be with us. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> first, let me just ask you if i said anything in those opening remarks or in those reports that strike you as wrong or wrong-headed or putting the wrong emphasis on anything. >> no. i think you're absolutely right. particularly right now i am happy that the president invoked the defense production act. but i am really nervous about the need to actually implement that act because, as you rightly said, we are seeing personal protective equipment shortages. we are worried about ventilator shortages and also s

beth mooney managed and surpassed the score is australia street to a massive 184.big responsibility for the 16—year—old opener virma who immediately faulted. from there, capitulation as we could after we could fill. india we re we could after we could fill. india were all out for less than 100 and australia the victors. an historic night for australian cricket and on australian —— and on international women's day a great display of women's day a great display of women's sport. tyrrell hatton sealed his first pga tour title with a one—shot victory in the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill. the englishman showed nerves of steel in 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 all

beth, washington state hospital association senior vice president.ack to questions around access to testing. four nba tests, los angeles lakers, the celtics, 7 6ers, an the denver nuggets announced yesterday members of their organizations tested positive for coronavirus. bringing the league's tally to at least 14 positive tests. ten testing positive are players, five of which have been publicly identified. the celtics' marcus smart, jazz's rudy golbert. mitchell. actors, politics, and athletes have had quick and easy access to coronavirus tests, while other americans, including front line health care workers and those with obvious signs of infection have been out of luck. the "post" notes the lakers and celtics are among at least eight teams that chose to test players for the coronavirus, despite a nationwide shortage in testing that led to accusations of preferential treatment for nba players. the criticism, including from mayor de blasio, who chastised nets for testing players with no symptoms, spurred adam silver to say the league was following th

but jesus was born in beth will he them about 100 miles away. why did they go to bethlehem? >> the reason in the bible is there was a roman census, seize augustus said there should be a census. >> reporter: the first 100 year population had increased ten fold and herman invented a would it be fairo say the census has played a role in the invention or development of the computer? >> yeah, i would say that. >> reporter: score one for the census. and it's a good thing haloreth came along. as the late richard threlkeld splad sunday morning >> americans had to answer 470 questions including they wanted to know if there were any idiots in the family. >> reporter: lucky for us there are nine basic questions. yet the very simplicity and importance of the census have recently tempted politicians to disguise fund-raising appeals as census forms. including these from the republican national committee and the trump campaign. >> the census is a public treasure. it is our collective information. and so for some organization, in this case the republican national committee and the later pre

ago paris was hit hard by a terror attack 1000 concert goers were killed in the battle to cut clean beth home survived the massacre and has found an unconventional way to deal with the trauma. returning to the battle is an act of for assistance for cutting the toward it. was inside that she survived one of france's worst terror attacks the massacre at the batter clan was part of a series of assaults across paris in which $131.00 people died. because of a. labor day but i still get knots in my stomach when i come here but i didn't want to develop a phobia so quite soon afterwards i started coming back to the better. it's like a pilgrimage i'm remembering the dead and reminding myself how lucky i am. kathleen survived these sort unharmed or so it seemed shortly afterwards she developed what many other victims of terror attacks suffer post-traumatic stress disorder p.t.s.d. i had auditory hallucinations i imagined hearing sirens. and i blamed myself for being alive as if the others had to die so that i could live on that it felt like i was going crazy for her family and friends were struggl

beth, from anne, hopefully this will. .. the relevance beth, from anne, hopefully this will...f people could be in a similar situation to anne this morning. absolutely, it is a worrying time for everyone and in particular to moving jobs in that way. it will be contractual. they might be able to defer her start date in discussion with her and defer her start date in discussion with herand in defer her start date in discussion with her and in agreement with her. failing that, she would start work but under the current guidance, she wouldn't be able to go into work potentially and would have to either work from home if possible. that might not be possible in the kind of work she's doing, but if it is, that is something you could agree with them. alternatively she would be entitled to sick pay but that depends on what the contract says. although she wouldn't be... potentially she would be entitled to statutory sick pay. there's lots of concerned people hurriedly reading through their contracts. what are the conversations you're having with your staff, matt? are some coming forward

beth fouhy is the senior politics editor for msnbc. and in harrisburg, pennsylvania, david jolly, msnbc political contributor and former republican congressman from florida, who is no longer affiliated with the party. this -- such a meaningful, meaningful day. beth was my first boss in the business, so i always turn to her for guidance on these things. >> i can say i knew you when. >> what do you make of it, beth? >> wow, there's so many different messages here to unpack. obviously we've been waiting for the state that had a large number of african-american voters to prove or not prove whether or not biden's calculus was right and he could sort of stage his comeback here. clearly that's the case. so he's getting out of here with everything he wanted and more as mike memoli said. the problem is that super tuesday is coming up so quickly. three days away now. several of these states have had early voting going on, as early as early february. so for him to suddenly have three days to make up what has been a large deficit in fund-raising a

the rest of australia's batting order performed with beth moody, making 60 as australia set new zealand for victory. new zealand gave it all, they took it all the way down to the final over. in the end, they didn't quite have enough with australia eventually claiming a four run victory. the only worry for australia was witnessing elise perry limping off the field in what looked to bea limping off the field in what looked to be a hamstring problem. so we do know that australia, the defending champions, or through to the semifinals along with india, england and south africa. there is still a final round of games to go here in sydney. once those are done and dusted, we will know who plays who in the semi finals. the final takes place in melbourne on eight march. india captain virat kohli criticised his team and skirted around questions about his on pitch behaviour as new zealand completed a 2—0 whitewash in christchirch by winning the second test within three days. india had another nightmare with the bat, out for just 124 with cheteshwar pujara's 2a enough to make him top scorer. the host

beth nissen is not very often hungry length it's best to throw the ball from your wrist so that it flies in a good curve to make it go forward from behind your back that means we bend our wrist and try to throw the ball over our buck. sports lesson runs would you choose every working day from the players dressing room with a 120 coaches at the club alba know what they're doing but they've had to quickly develop the know how of a professional film company what with their dressing room being turned into a t.v. studio 5 days a week the new. guys who chose the new better. more severe form 'd of. service. for starting also for security reasons and some of it is an everybody knows that the online lessons have had millions of clicks alba berlin are succeeding in the digital world if not on the basketball court levy seems quite happy with it despite having to stay at home. shows or doesn't invite a mom i hope to keep it going it's really exciting and you can learn a lot about basketball. trout. people in britain have been paying tribute to the health care and emergency service workers who have b

i'm beth hopalofia, representing the applicant. we understand that the supervisor's office has requested a continuance of this item and would like to meet with the project sponsor. so we're making plans to do that prior to the next meeting date. >> chairman: fantastic. thank you. if there are no comments or questions, we'll open this up for public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to testify on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. as the applicant's representative said, supervisor haney has requested with continue this item to allow additional time for his office and the applicant to meet. we can continue this item to the march 26th regular meeting and still not go past our 90-day period during which we're trying to make action. i will move we continue this to the march 26th regular meeting. we can take that without objection. mr. clerk, please call the next item? >> item 2 is the hearing to consider that the transfer of a type 48 on-sale liquor license to buzz works incorporated, at 365 1

they were able to remove alyssa healy early on, the rest of the batting order really performed with bethonse, new zealand gave it all with some big hitting. they took it all the way to the final over but in the end, they didn't quite have enough with australia eventually claiming a li—run victory. the only way for australia was witnessing ellyse perry limping off the field with what looked to be a hamstring problem. we do know australia, the defending champions are through to the semi finals. 0nce those are done, we will know who plays who in the last four. the semi finals are also here in sydney on march five. the final takes place in melbourne on march the 8th. and paralympian will bayley was a real star in the latest series of britain's ‘strictly come dancing'. but all the glitz and glamour was cut short for him, as he injured his knee in rehearsals and had to pull out of the show. but now the table tennis champion has his sights on his fourth paralympic games in tokyo this summer. kate grey's been to see him. will bailey and jeanette... will bailey and jeanette. .. wheel wild on the

toss and australia into bat and once that they could remove melissa, the rest really performed with bethalia set new zealand a target of 156 victory. in response, new zealand gave it all and some big hitting bit to get all the way down to the front over but in the end they didn't quite have enough with australia eventually claiming a four, one victory. one was limping off the field with what seem to be a hamstring problem. australia, the defending champions, are through to the defending champions and with india, england and south africa. we still have a final round of group games to go here in sydney. once those are done and dusted, then we will know who plays who in the last four. the semifinals are also here in sydney on march the 5th. the final takes place in melbourne on march the 8th. paralympian will bayley went prime—time last winter as one of the stars of strictly come dancing. but the table tennis champion had his time on the show cut short, when he was injured during training. now will, whose condition affects all four of his limbs, is focused on recovery ahead of this summer's

. >> i am aliz beth cook. the county johned seven others in the bay area with the emergency order. napa county is the lone hold out. they will start to do their own shelter in place order starting on friday. this evening, the governor announced a new effort aimed at helping the most vulnerable. new york is deal being the most biggest spike in cases. more than a thousand people have tested positive over the last day alone. the cry suss is showing no signs of slow nothing italy where the virus has killed nearly 3,000 people. 475 of them in just the last day. >>> we're learning that three residents have tested positive for coronavirus. as a result, altrea nursing home is suspending all nonessential visits. these signs wouldn't up earlier today. they say that they're working with the health didn't in monitoring the situation. >>> also, tonight the governor has suspended standardized testing for students. as a result, he is allocating millions of dollars in funding to help the homeless. >> we're also putting out over a thousand trailers. we just today. we're distributing them throughout

beth mooney matched and then surpassed that score as australia got to a massive 184. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—old opener but she immediately faltered. alyssa healy‘s hands again at the heart of the success. hands again at the heart of the success. from there, capitulation is a wicket after wicket fell. in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for australian cricket and on international women's day, a great celebration of women's sport. that's all from us here on sports sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hello, mark! hi! what have you been watching? a very mixed bag. we have 0nward,

but he's where he's supposed to be--with hope and beth and douglas. >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> steffy: whatbout you? >> ridge: what about me? >> steffy: well, now the truth is about thomas, things are good with you and brooke?

sir patrick, it appears people are quite reluctant to follow this advice, as beth mentioned earlier.e who are not taking the advice of social distancing, are they being immoral? i will ask patrick to answer first. the modelling does take into account that not everybody is going to follow it but a high proportion of people need to, so that means we all need to really focus on this because at the moment we say it is not for me, it is to someone else, compliance of this goes down, the less effective it is going to be and the reason this is important, i can't stress this enough, is to make sure that the nhs icu capacity is ke pt sure that the nhs icu capacity is kept ina sure that the nhs icu capacity is kept in a way that we don't preach it and the ventilators are available to do this. so when we don't adhere to do this. so when we don't adhere to this, we are actually putting lots of people at risk, we are putting the sickest patients at risk, so it is crucial that this isn't taken as soft advice, that it isn't taken as soft advice, that it is taken as a really clear instruction to do

. >> thomas: hope, we both know what douglas wants, and that's beth

. >> hope: you know, when i came in from checking on beth, i had a sneaking suspicion that the two of you were up to something, but i would have never guessed this. >> liam: well, i mean, if you think about it, us getting married right here in this house with just our family, it's--kinda makes sense, right? i mean, i'm sure-- [ chuckles ] i know you're a little blindsided. you were probably hoping for something more traditional. >> hope: i, um--i would marry you under any circumstance. and honestly, i can't think of anything more meaningful than saying vows with no one but our family. you know,

it's just, no matter how much she lets me see beth, it's--it's... not the same. >> steffy: not the sames living with tm.