this information is coming from university hospitals of derby and burton.e information with nhs england saying he is the first front line worker to have died from coronavirus. he was working at burton's queens hospital before contracting covid—19 and he held the position of associate clinical director and ear, nose and throat consultant, and he died yesterday at glenfield hospital in leicester. colleagues have, as you would expect, paid tribute to him. the chief executive of university hospitals of derby and burton said that amged el—hawrani was an extremely hard—working that amged el—hawrani was an extremely ha rd—working consultant and trainer. he was well liked at the trust and particularly at queens hospital, burton, where he worked. he played a leading role in the merger of the hospitals and was keen to support colleagues outside his own department. he was known for his dedication and commitment to patients and raised funds for the hospitals, including climbing in the himalayas some years ago. so the whole of his professional family are desperately sad

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laura burton wants to know, when will edd begin paying the extra $600 and is it retroactive? >> it should be right away again they may be a little behind. the new stimulus law came out last friday, so there may be some catchup needed. but they should be processing it as soon as they're capable of doing that, and it's retroactive for individuals who are laid off or terminated or had a substantial reduction in hours as of january 27th, 2020. the benefits would be retroactive going-forward. it extends through july 31st of this year. it's just a temporary expanded benefit. >> cynthia has a question, if you made more than $198,000 last year, by the way, corn grat u laces to you, cynthia. would you still collect the 500 per child? >> unfortunately, not. >> the stimulus is for those who make $75,000 or less or up to $99,000 or less. or married couples that make between 150,000 and $198,000. unfortunately individuals that make money. salaries that are above and beyond those amounts do not qualify. that part of the stimulus package. >> my cpa is also on lockdown and can't submit my up

plus technology middle school on burton avenue.he meal services are from 11:00 in the morning to 1:00 in the afternoon monday through friday for kids up to 18-years- old. sisco announced a commitment to support global and bay area response to the covid-19 crisis. they were focused on resources to help health care, education, government response and critical technology. they were talking about the support as well as an extra multimillion dollar initiative to support people at risk of being homeless in santa clara county. berkley mayor announced the berkley relief fund. they kicked off with a live event on you tube asking people to make donations online to help those who have lost their jobs during this health crisis. >> how are we going to make sure workers are able to continue to pay the rent and do not become. these are serious questions many of us have asked. >> now, the city of burkely has set aside $3 million for the fund. time is 4:58. health care workers and emergency responders in spain getting a much needed show of apprecia

declared this in its financial disclosures is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burton now he disclosed that he traded between the middle of february and the end of their breeze some $1700000000.00 worth of stocks now what is significant kemal is is that these stocks were rooted in the hospitality industry in hotel chains and such so forth so certainly this is a very very potentially damning aspect to the behavior off the head of the senate intelligence committee time when there was discussion about the pandemic but the trumpet administration was continuing to insist that all was well now the most high profile figure to have declared this in its financial disclosures is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burton now he disclosed that he traded between the middle of february and the end of their breeze some $1700000000.00 worth of stocks now what is significant kemal is is that these stocks were rooted in the hospitality industry in hotel chains and such so forth so certainly this is a very very potentially damning aspect to the behavior off the hea

doctors as i have a girl and she thought head of the pediatric obesity outpatient department in the burton charity thanks o.b. today i mean it's very simple it's to have. 2 at a time with a computer not enough exercise i mean it's all their own fault isn't that most people think that the lifestyle ungenerous a major cause for so development of or which and obesity especially in kids. but there is only. of some reason. a lifestyle is 50 percent and the genetic predicts that predisposition is at least 50 percent we know this for many from trin studies. and we were really surprised over the last 10 years that the genetic presence predisposition plays such a big role but why is the number increasing of obesity intruder in the lessons i mean they're not changing their genes are here lifestyle changes dramatically for all of us of the last 10 to 15 years just an example food industry changes and also especially if it's a media consumption increases to our very high level and the result is less physical activity especially for young kids and our lessons what role does tradition play i mean in man

facebook by pretend hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week syria is a proxy war and the outside players turkey and russia are using their media muscle to shift the narrative in their favor coronavirus is still big news but don't believe everything you click on misinformation is making the rounds on social media pakistan wants to grow its tourism industry and to the influencers but how do they get to parts of the country that are close to pakistan it's i think it's pretty good and when it comes to anti muslim policies donald trump and the wrench ramadi are singing from the same song sheet. it was a bilateral meeting and it came at a tense time but it resulted in a ceasefire in syria specifically in live in the northwest neither of the 2 leaders in front of the news cameras however were syria there was the president of russia vladimir putin and turkey's president. won both men have their forces stationed in syria the russians are backing fighters loyal to bashar al assad in their push to take back it lip and turkish tro

>> and a science teacher at burton high school. >> there have been volunteer forms handed out to teachers to help with supplying food to those students who may be food insecure and i know we are working currently with our community school program to get students chrome books so that if it does come down to online learning, they will have the ability to actually complete work. >> this is an example of the food going to the schools. this celery, we have peanut butter over here. paul ash, the executive director of the food bank showed us the pantry items that are available to fsusd families the district is opening 14 food pick up sites at schools across the city. >> we know families will come in to get the school lunches. at the same time, we are going to give them the opportunity to get groceries. >> kate larson, abc7 news. >>> we are keeping an you have dated list of school closures, as well as event cancellations on the website, abc7 news.com/coronavirus. if you are going to the grocery store, prepared. check out what it lookslike in a safeway in the south bay. not guil -- nothing on the

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week china tries to flip the script on covert 19 it has issues with the way the international media are covering the story right down to where the virus was born the film industry in apartheid era south africa. and the subsidy that was supposed to help black south africans get into the movie business justice delayed can be justice denied but not in slovakia where the murder of a journalist has led to a crackdown on corruption and. don't be too fact in the poem turn to music video turned online anthem for the me to move the coronavirus story took a turn last week when a government spokesman in beijing told journalists to stop reporting that the covert 19 virus or. in china ever since last year when the 1st case was reported in the city of han the origin of this outbreak has not been a point in contention not even in china's state media until now why the change of tack it comes down to the numbers more than 100 countries are now affected the number of cases keeps climbing so does the de

let's cross to burton—upon—trent, where we can speak to psychotherapist livvy rose, who is advising people times. thank you for being with us. people have real anxiety about getting the disease, about being in lockdown, about theirjobs disease, about being in lockdown, about their jobs and disease, about being in lockdown, about theirjobs and so on. what is your advice to people in these very anxious times? the most important message i have seen with the people iam message i have seen with the people i am working with at the moment is to find out what you can control and what you can't. the most important thing is to be able to catch your breath. i think a lot of us breathe from the top of our chest. this makes anxiety worse. the idea that we start to learn to breathe from oui’ we start to learn to breathe from our stomachs will start to calm the anxiety. when we feel we are out of control we get higher and higher in oui’ control we get higher and higher in our anxiety. the idea is to get more breath, start to breathe. then something very practical, start to write down what can i control,

wanted to make a superior product backed by scientific research he teamed up with canning manufacturer burton hill to fulfill his vision. the result became what we know today is science diet sold in veterinarian offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hills was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from controversial in rendered ingredients. the national renders association argues that they're providing a necessary role when it comes to the recycling of animal carcasses. if there wasn't anywhere to put the animal waste from the human food industry where would it go in the earth in the air. in the ocean. it all has to go somewhere. we have a huge quality control problem meaning the quality of ingredients coming into the industry anything from potentially fabulous u.s.d.a. inspected human grade all the way down to entirely rendered which is every piece and part you could ever imagin

from coronavirus has now exceeded 1,200, among them an ear, nose and throat surgeon at a hospital in burton

welcome back burton says it will deploy the navy to prevent a fishing vessels from entering this war so this is becoming a key sticking point in the briggs it trade talks as he's the only now explains. the town of poole on england's south coast is one of the u.k.'s oldest fishing communities and the local economy relies heavily on the fisheries industry it's a calm and a daily town but life could be about to be brutally disrupted if the political rhetoric is to be believed the u.k.'s tory government to warn the e.u. that if their ships try to access british waters they'll deploy the royal navy to keep them out setting the stage for a confrontation on the high seas we have increased a. petition the u.k. is currently in a so-called transition period in the gauche a should have begun which will determine what kind of deal the u.k. will leave with at the end of december this year but when it comes to fishing the 2 sides are still far apart in the months the u.k. wants the e.u. to follow british law and for negotiations to take place annually similar to an agreement they have with norway

from coronavirus has now exceeded 1,200, among them an ear, nose and throat surgeon at a hospital in burton. also tonight... these are the masks, that we're desperate for, and hoping for a supply very soon. the care workers who say they're vulnerable because face masks, gloves and hand sanitisers are being diverted to the nhs. in the us, a prediction from the leading government expert that coronavirus could kill up to 200,000 americans. the food banks in northern ireland providing home delivery to those who are self—isolating. and the oldest man in the world, and the uk's oldest woman, both celebrate their 112th birthdays. good evening. as the country enters its second week of stringent restrictions to try to stop the spread of coronavirus, there was a warning today that it could take up to six months before life in the uk returns to normal. senior medical officerjenny harries said this didn't mean months of complete lockdown, but that people would have to be "responsible" and reduce social distancing measures "gradually". the government has now confirmed that more than 200 people have died

able to see in outer space well that's going to do it thanks for watching mask hazara stay sarah burton till next time buy off. the great american box and mama dolly once said he who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life the risk of us is one thing that seemed to catch these notes from being a key member of the mit blackjack team to investing in promising migrants into print. but what is a risk and how do you know if it's worth taking. it quite an option is driven by. banks failing and countries failing and now in love but on they've got a huge crisis and of course big points come to the rescue. in the stories that shape the week border police clash with asylum seekers at the border with turkey as a route over and over refugees are to spend a night on the front line and thousands scramble to reach the e.u. . in troy tulowitzki the front the hope of getting a sense of what is going to happen as we were trying to fill. this my cameraman being school teacher. looks like a ministry post.

of the cuban revolution has not been something called free of the countdown tonight now the helms burton act was a piece of u.s. legislation which codifies the only blockade in law but type of free was never implemented because ringback it had such drastic implications not just became a vote for any town tree in the world want to trade with cuba and enough of it what it implies is that any us business or individual who own property that was nationalized during the revolution where you are or not the fact is that they will offer compensation which they turned and if any 1st part of being then invests with or or has any kind of business with the property now they can be sued in the us court so they are totally illegal in international terms it's actually a territorial application of the us role don't tell me i think thank you. lots of the show will be back on wednesday iran's islamic republic day is the u.s. sanctions country that reported a saloon a virus death every 10 minutes now received support from cuba until then for all the news not covered by the mainstream media join the on the g

and an enemy of the state to our hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week maximum security state the case against julian assange and by implication modern day journalists in new delhi rioters attack reporters 1st and ask questions later questions like are you hindu or muslim journalism from behind bars in prisons across the united states inmates are reporting on a hidden world and saudi arabia finds another form of expression it cannot tolerate it.

let's begin with a question from leah davies, forgive me, from tony burton which is straight forward,m sorry, the line is bad. are read it again, tony asks if the virus has an effect on peoples bowels because he is wondering what is sparking this mask purchase of loo rolls?” is wondering what is sparking this mask purchase of loo rolls? i have to say i am mask purchase of loo rolls? i have to sayiama mask purchase of loo rolls? i have to say i am a little puzzled by the purchasing of loo rolls! there is some evidence that sometimes the virus can cause some bowel issues but that is not the main symptom of the infection which is a respiratory infection so i don't really understand the loo roll mania! that's a sociological question! rather than a virulent g1. in terms of symptoms, it is worth repeating, this question of the symptoms. and what other real signs that people should look out for. i'm sorry, i missed that completely. should look out for. i'm sorry, i missed that completelylj should look out for. i'm sorry, i missed that completely. i will try again, what symptoms should people

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week china tries to flip the script on covert 19 it has issues with the way the international media are covering the story right down to where the virus was born the film industry in apartheid era south africa. and the subsidy that was supposed to help black south africans get into the movie business justice delayed can be justice denied but not in slovakia where the murder.

think that by pretend hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week syria is a proxy war and the outside players turkey and russia are using their media muscle to shift the narrative in their favor coronavirus is still big news but don't believe everything you click on misinformation is making the rounds on social media pakistan wants to grow its tourism industry and to the influencers but how do they get to parts of the country that are close to pakistan it's i think it's pretty.

i look at birmingham burton on trent and i believe it is the william mason timber company.o to the micro. what does the wh mason company crisis? the what is that to do list going forward? customers areour shut because their customers were forced to shut, so we have some immediate challenges as more businesses across the u.k. in hospitality and retail and leisure industries have been closed. we will obviously have to make sure we can get through this period, but we understand the problems. we are working closely with the banks and others to try to make sure that whatever is available for small businesses generally, if it is there, we may have to access that. that is something we are working through. tom: mike cherry, federation of the small business across the united kingdom with many of the same challenges as we see in the united states. we have much to look at today. michael mckee's conversations and bostic of atlanta kaplan of dallas, critically important as we see the expansion of the virus in new orleans off of mardi gras. seth carpenter scheduled to join on negative in

burton. small sickly guy , his father does not want to send him to the crazy party school in williamsburg where most of the sons of planters go. instead he goes to the college innew jersey in princeton 1769 where he is close with the president of princeton, john witherspoon who will go on to become a signer of the declaration. saysf our colleagues princeton in 1769 was similar to berkeley in 1969 in that it was a hotbed of revolution. atmosphereon in this ideas aboutad his the way the colonies should be governed. this commone had experience with a number of people who went on to be his colleagues in the founding of the nation and the creating of the constitution. slide, a terrible boring it out -- but what i wanted to suggest was the number of things madison had done by the time he had gone to the constitutional convention at age 36. he had been involved locally with a local community of safety in orange to oversee the militia. he had been to the virginia convention. patrickerved under henry

ending across europe and the world health organization is warning not enough is being done laura burton manley picks up that story from there . as the number of recorded coronavirus cases to sponsor 200000 the world health organization announced the 1st plan of that seems underway the start of a long battle this virus is presenting with president target but it's also an unprecedented opportunity to come together as one against a common enemy an enemy against humanity as the world's some countries own story enough testing to stem the virus italy has reported the highest one day death toll in any nation so far 475 who killed by the bars they have 1st of all cardboard the army to join in in the area a bit early where the outbreak has been. at its worse so the army has set up hospital camps and that was not seen before there is a great worry china officials because of 8.3 percent of how care practitioners have been tested positive to the virus in the german city of frankfurt has been queuing to get a free test that covered 19 and the losing patients here in frankfurt is a socialist organ is

republic of congo to greet thomas lubanga was found guilty in 2012 of recruiting child soldiers laura burton manley reports. to his supporters thomas lubanga left mcculloch prison and. the 2 others he was considered one of the most dangerous move in what's now the democratic republic of congo. you know me better than these 3 international criminal court judges who tried to present me as a devil i remain thomas lubanga who suffered with you in 20022003 during these conflicts and who turi i remain the same to you my people and that is what militia this young girl was among many who was taken from have family trained and forced to fight in the 2nd congress will was. the head is a militia called the union of congolese patriots all the u.p.c. one of 6 groups involved in fighting for control of the mineral rich to marry region between 19092003. he was later found guilty of abducting children under the age of 15 and forcing him to fight he denied the charge. 10th of july 2012 and historic moment for the i.c.c. its 1st ever case arrest and trial vanga. recruit train and use hundreds of young childre

also technology middle school on burton avenue.s handed out from 11:00 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon. in spain health care workers and emergency responders getting much more needed help. health care workers also pay tribute to those who died from the virus. so far t far the coronavirus has killed 200,000 people in spain and spain is the second hardest hit country. >>> increased efforts here in california to reduce the amount of coronavirus cases around the state and the help from the federal government to try to flatten the curve. >> and plans for money during the pandemic is on hold right now. we'll tell you why house democrats say they voted against the stimulus package. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. monday morning, march 23rd. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. monday morning, steve is here. maybe a little bit more lightning and thunder headed our way. >> tuesday and wednesday. >> and rain across the bay area. >> hit and miss. i'm going to get cold. >> the garden can use water. >> yes and it's

burton group founder richard branson is shipping 150,000 test kits. california reports a 70% increase in the number of cases from just yesterday at more than 2500. at least 53 people have now died . today, federal officials confirmed that two people had traveled on the grand princess cruise ship that was held in the port of oakland earlier this month have also died from complications from the coronavirus. as for testing, governor newsom said today the 66,800 tests have been performed. the results for those tens of thousands tests are being delayed due to a shortage of necessary chemicals to process them as well as materials such as swabs and files. >>> your in the bay area, more lives are being lost. san mateo county reported upon the death, bringing the total up to five. three of the people who died are older adults. the fourth person was described only as an adult. in a statement, the county help officer said he believed the virus is growing adequate exponential rate. santa clara county continues to have the highest number of deaths with 17. that is

. >> reporter: the science teacher at burton high school, his last lesson before the closure was howdifferent countries around the world are handling the pandemic. he's worried about his students and their families, how they'll fair without school. >> there have been volunteer forms handed out to teachers to help with supplying food to those students who may be food insecure. i know we are working currently with our community school program to get students chrome books so if it comes down to online learning, they'll have the ability to complete work. >> reporter: beginning monday, sfusd is opening 14 sites at spots across the city, providing items to children 18 and younger. a child must be present. families will not need to enter the school buildings to get their food. so how will this emergency youth care work. for preschoolers, available for children grades k through r5, can attend 37 different recreation and parks facilities. kids grades 6 through 12 can attend any san francisco public library location. all the centers will be open monday through friday from 8:00 to 6:00. we have

richard burton, the chair of the intelligence committee, dianne feinstein, democrat from california, republican from georgia, and jim and hal from oklahoma. there is something called a stop act, the stopped trading on congressional knowledge act. it was passed in 2012, amended in 2013 and it basically says if you get information in closed-door hearings you can't use that to trade securely. he's already referred himself to the ethics committee to try to clear himself up. they have denied wrongdoing. if you spent more than $1,000 on a security trade you have to report that within 45 days. the other big story here is negotiations are continuing as we speak on the phase three coronavirus piece of legislation. they don't have an agreement yet. secretary of treasury steve mnuchin has spoken with chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi. mitch mcconnell wants to get an agreement tonight and put that into legislative form tomorrow. chuck schumer said about an hour and half ago he thinks that's going to be tough because it is such a big bill. if they're able to get an agreement they could

he worked as an ear, nose and throat surgeon at the queen's hospital burton.s family said he was "a loving and much—loved husband, son, father, brother, and friend". they went on to say "his greatest passions were his family and his profession, and he dedicated his life to both". england's deputy chief medical officer also spoke at the news conference — our political correspondent chris mason has been giving me more details on what she had to say. perhaps the most explicit setting out of a likely timeline in terms of the impact on our day—to—day lives and movement suggests that over a six—month period there might be a turning on and off of the restrictions we have got used to. she was at pains to point out a distinction between that and a lockdown for the full period of time but the expectation from her at least being you would not be able to suddenly liberalise things in a couple of weeks, that there is a time lag so when you institute a measure it takes a couple of weeks to work out whether it has had the right effect and she thought the next 2—3 months you

and one clarification from earlier, new y york congssssman burton nydia velasququez annound monday she has been diagnosed with presumed coronavirus infection, but unclear if she has tested positive. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the epicenter of the pandemic in the united states, new york city. i am joined by my cohost juan gonzalez, who is wonderful to see through a virtual medium, joining us frorom home from the number two state in the country, that is new jersey. joining us from new brunswiwick, where he teacheses at rutgers university. a all of ourgs to listeneners and viviewers acrose world as we dodo our best to maneuverer through this terrible tim that -- pandememic andnd tro chronicle the responses from government officials and the public health community and most important, as we seek k to expoe the inenevitable attempt by the worst elements of our society to exploit and profit from the crisis. are when we come back, we going to michigan. we will be joined by a