we are back with jack ablin and jay bryson.you look at some of the modern monetary theory policies, this is something that was 20 or 10s pretty nuts years ago. are we going to start talking about these kinds of theories again, mmt? jack: i think so, because quantitative easing was also similarly derided early on and proved pretty successful in achieving the fed's goals. i think modern monetary theory is the next step. money, building bridges, building hospitals, whatever is out there on the fiscal side. i do think that is next and part of the reason perhaps we are seeing intermediate and longer term treasury yields rise as shorter dated treasuries fall. francine: do you think we will get a lot more talk? will we get some form of mmt? jay: it depends on exactly what we are talking about. does the united states and other countries around the world have fiscal space? the answer is clearly yes if you look at the yield on the 10 year treasury. is there a big fiscal response from the u.s. government? yes. could it continue for a whil

so director bryson, ill ask you these questions from my own home. >> and you were head of emergencies and homeland security. how is the coronavirus pandemic different from those natural disasters and how is it the same? >> well, that's a really great question and the press and emergency management are the same. we have a great book in our state and we're following that. we've got 15 state partners and our emergency operations center, of course, our primary partner at the state level and public health. that's unique and different for us. but principles and processes are the same. we get in the partners we need at the state level, local level, private partners, we identify what the issue is and then we focus on what we do to address those issues. we're identified a number of different areas that are primary importance to us with this particular incident. you heard the governor speak earlier about the testing sites. we're coordinating and managing those 23 test sites. we're finding isolation rooms. for people that have the virus, aren't sick enough to be in the hospital and don't have a

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chief perry was there, as was bryson ponce.n stayed away, as did sandra's two sons. >> as most of you know, today is sandy's birthday. this is why it's a very, very special day for us. mahalo. >> at this point larry and toshie thought they were in the home stretch, that darren's trial was just months away. but the prosecuting attorney who indicted darren lost her bid for re-election, defeated by this man, justin kollar, who flat out accused his predecessor of bringing charges against darren to make a splash and help her chances of re-election though the case, he said, wasn't ready for trial. >> this case is the textbook example of why you do not insert politics into people's lives. >> got you. >> and into their families. >> so now larry's quest for justice was mired in the political battle. with the new prosecutor saying he couldn't proceed because the alternate suspect, ryan shinjo, had never been completely eliminated. >> if you have cases where you have multiple suspects and you're going to charge one of those suspects, you

. >> two weeks ago baby bryson was born. sadly not pictures of them together. >> i know my son's going to grow up without his grandma there but i do have all my memories that i can share with him growing older and let him know how wonderful my mom was. >> reporter: a devoted wife and a hard worker. >> she the family says doctors prescribed her antibiotics. a week later, symptoms got worse. >> she didn't have the symptoms of covid-19. i know that is one symptom she died the following saturday. >> the whole 7 days my mom was all alone without her family. >> reporter: her family has no idea how she contracted covid- 19 but says she was social. they're warning others to keep their distance sglp me, i should say i wasn't really taking it so serious. we want people to realize how real it is. we totally did not expect it with our family. >> azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> many bay area communities are taking steps to protect renters as they face an economic uncertainty. courts in san francisco, alameda, contra costa, and santa

princess is now being held off california's coast with thousands of people on board it's also been a bryson cases across the states she returns a house that he tells. the person who died was an elderly right underlying health conditions so far pretty much what we've consistent with what we've heard elsewhere in the world but he just he'd returned from a cruise last month from california to to mexico and while he was on board he started feeling symptoms bad when he got off those symptoms continued and finally he called 911 went to hospital he was tested he was positive and then he died one other person from that cruise was also tested positive so the question is what are all the other people from our cruise to half of the apparently are from california and u.s. politicians are banking an 8300000000 dollars package to combat coronavirus it's expected to pass the senate and be signed off by president trump most of the money will go to agencies dealing directly with the outbreak. the leaders of russia and turkey are due to meet in the coming hours if you countries have recently come cools to di

thank you very much indeed to professor john bryson for your thoughts on the subject thank you. now after 2 months standoff iran has agreed to send ukraine the black boxes from a downed passenger plane of the jet was shot down by the iranian military in early january killing all 176 people on board iran's civil aviation authority has also invited other countries to read the data or thought it eventually admitted to mistakenly downing the plane after initially claimed claiming it wasn't responsible turkish president richard type at one says he's spoken to russia about violations of the cease fire in northern syria turkey and russia back opposite sides in the war and have agreed a buffer zone between the 2 sides in italy problems at a one made it clear that he would not shy away from resuming military action if the truce is not respected. whatever drill so there have been small violations of the ceasefire we are sharing these developments with russia in compliance with our agreement and we expect measures to be taken we will keep our word until the end as long as the others show t

thank you that for bring us up to date there rory tellings live from a very quite high street in bryson some information about this pandemic can seem confusing i'm a don't give us the full picture about which age group is most at risk so have come up with some info for you the world health organization says all the people and those with preexisting conditions a pair to be more vulnerable to serious illness but if we look at the data in the u.s. for example as of march 16th it seems 20 percent of the people in hospital were between the ages of 2022 rather and 44 and in south korea the highest number of infections are among those between 20 and 29 what we do know is that the fatality rate at the moment is 4.7 percent of all the confirmed cases worldwide here's a tracker we've been looking at throughout the pandemic from johns hopkins university which gives us real time data of the situation has the total number of confirmed cases there and the total number of deaths right now around the world from coronavirus stands at more than 35000 now in the past few weeks a 14 year old boy has died i