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to collect intelligence about outbreaks and then share that information with member states and it bice's those member states what it should do in response now the question is did it do it in a timely manner and it never states respond in a timely manner those are the questions i think we need to ask jeremy what do you think. has the responded in a timely manner to the w.-h. to the coronavirus outbreak. you know i think kelly is absolutely right in that the w.h.o. can't mandate policy can't force states to do it in but it can be there to to bring in information but then also disseminate that information and provide out to members that it's what those member states then decide to do with it is up to them and so it's so far it seems like they've done point out they've done kind of what they're designed to do whether or not that's been the most active is something that i think will be really important to figure out as we do this independent review after the pandemic passes in south africa how has the coronavirus how is the w h o's response to the coronavirus been seen there regina. well i th

count estimated $36000.00 media workers have experienced furloughs pay cuts or even layoffs from bice to buzz feed to cork's to condi nast there have been massive layoffs in the business of news both in print and on line since the start of this pandemic and that has only been in the 1st few months my friends and of course just because we are in a state of emergency that hasn't stopped the by part of the partisanship battles between liberal and conservative news outlets from blaming trump and blaming cuomo blaming obama blaming doctor blaming china blaming just about everybody else on and on and on and on how many talking heads and news editorial have we now seen and read that laid the blame on the leadership of one side while excusing away the failures their own side played in the deaths of now 'd over 90000 u.s. citizens so today let's examine the good the bad and even the censorship that we've seen from the u.s. news media during the coded 1000 pandemic as we start watching a home. in a city. like. this. state. great city displays systemic deceptions so much. so that the guild is. w

charity called feed the front line which emerged from the epidemic the group collects online donations bice food from 40 local restaurants. and gifts the meals to taxed workers at 16 new orleans hospitals order because not only does it make us not not worry about will next for the morale. the charity was founded by a fraternal group called the crew of red beans their goal to help new orleans get through code 19 just as it survived hurricane katrina 15 years ago are to have experienced catastrophic loss and rebuilding so i think it kind of gives an extra to the community spirit that it's not just the restaurants and hospital workers who benefit. the charity pays out of work musicians to make the deliveries that steady income coming into our bank account and not only that more importantly it's given me a service where. and it's given me something to do with my dad it's given me a purpose in a very hopeless time the effort has yielded more than 2000 meals a day delivered to the front lines what other way when no one is be able to give be given out the done most things that we're known for whic

that was the stock that stock act of 2012 and senator gillibrand is the one who helped write that and bice recently followed up with her about her reaction to this you know a slew of sales that you've seen of stocks involved in all these members of congress and she just was saying how basically appalling that it was there and very transparent obvious to her that they were taking advantage of insider information that she wants to tighten it up even further but have a shame that you have to make a special law so that congress had to obey the rules the rest of that's right and there's we can't trust kong right to the fact that we have to tell them this is your special law this is written for you because you're a bunch of congressional sobs. so now. this is the thing to watch on gillibrand gillibrand going to come out and she's going to make these public statements watch what she does behind the scenes right here to sell stocks do you know should i go sell stocks but it's going to be she's going to solve sell the idea $27.00 democrats right right $21.00 republicans. there's there's too much po

this has been breached several time bice protesters's these jersey barriers put up on wednesday, maybe thursday put up. those were brought down. police put them back up. protesters got back inside again. largely, i said this on tv with brian williams, this was largely a peaceful protest. seems ironic despite the destruction of this precinct, the liquor store and burned out buildings we see around the area. the fact is most who came out to protest, and there were thousands, were peaceful protesters including the group that marched from the fifth precinct yesterday that then came under fire by the police. joining me now is attorney general of the state of minnesota, keith ellison. attorney general good to see you and thank you for being with us. this is a tough one, because there was disorder in the streets of minneapolis last night and surrounding areas, and the state and the police wanted to fix that, but this -- i don't know what attorney general bill barr is talking about. it may than there were agitating forces. it was not organized in that fashion. so what evidence do we have there

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coronavirus i'm pleased to be joined this afternoon by pulling kim the director general of border force and bice a patch of balance our chief scientific advisor firstly i'd like to update you on the latest daily figures 3000000 231920 one test the coronavirus have now been carried out in the u.k. including 140497 tests carried out yesterday 254195 people have tested positive and that is an increase of 3287 cases since yesterday. 9307 people are currently in hospital with corona virus that is down 14 percent from 10780. around this time last week. and sadly of those tested positive for corona virus across all settings 36393 people have now died that is an increase of 351 fatalities since yesterday all of thoughts prayers and deeply sympathies remain with all those who've lost their loved ones but at this time of national emergency it is crucial that we continue to remain alert and save countless more lives and that means doing everything in our power to control this terrible disease taking the right action at the right time to prevent a 2nd deadly wave and that is why i am announcing today the ne