i opened up buzz works about four years ago. and we've had seamless integration and care-free operations. we've been operating as a type 42, which is 21 and up, craft beer sports bar. the only thing that this new application will allow us to do is add a line of craft spirits, in addition to our craft beer offerings, which are the widest variety in the city of san francisco. we look to complement our existing operations, which won't change because we'll still be a 21 and up drinking place. there is really no operational changes needed, other than having an additional line of product. otherwise, you know, we appreciate your support. and we have a lot of support from our neighborhood, from all of the residents. and people who have been patronizing and supporting our operations and our venue for quite some time. and we look forward to moving forward and having a great relationship with san francisco and the a.l.u., and the police department and fire department, as we always have. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. are there any memb

i opened up buzz works about four years ago. and we've had seamless integration and care-free operations. we've been operating as a type 42, which is 21 and up, craft beer sports bar. the only thing that this new application will allow us to do is add a line of craft spirits, in addition to our craft beer offerings, which are the widest variety in the city of san francisco. we look to complement our existing operations, which won't change because we'll still be a 21 and up drinking place. there is really no operational changes needed, other than having an additional line of product. otherwise, you know, we appreciate your support. and we have a lot of support from our neighborhood, from all of the residents. and people who have been patronizing and supporting our operations and our venue for quite some time. and we look forward to moving forward and having a great relationship with san francisco and the a.l.u., and the police department and fire department, as we always have. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. are there any memb

there's a lot of buzz out there in social media. some of the studies were not controlled. if we are going to do, secretary of hhs has asked me at nih, steve han at fda to take a look at all that data, analyze it and make the decision what is the best way forward. more clinical trials, we will look at the data very seriously. >> laura: thank you so much for joining us tonight, we appreciate it. parents and workers and people who are worried about their family want all the information they can get, thanks so much. >> good to be with you. >> laura: for weeks, the left has tried to undermine president trump by spreading fear and panic about his handling of the coronavirus. that includes this talking point. >> the national security council used to have a global health team specifically to deal with pandemics like this. president trump shut it down

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the raptors win by eight and a different buzz and energy in the building.ot right to it, i think within the first three minutes i got on my hand and got back up. so, that was a good feeling having confidence to take that hit and getting comfortable, it was fun. >> obviously gave us a huge lift and he changes the whole game. when he's out there. our fans could see it, they could feel it. we're a different team, obviously, when he's on the court. >> sharks hosting the wild. brett burns making this kid's day. and we're all tied at one. second period. loose puck in front of the net. scores and the wild are up 2-1. third period now. joe thornton and it's not enough. hoops now, and the cal women open pac-12 tournament. he'd only met bun number 12 seed. here comes cal. three ball. bears have the lead. cal lost to asu just last week. they'll face arizona in the quarter finals. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. abc 7 saturday. warriors and sixers. >> even though they lost, i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the

a set of new doors, the first in four centuries, would create quite a buzz.e could then charge an admission fee to help bring the old ones back to their former glory. for the priest, it was time for a radical turn toward the contemporary. he asked six of japan's leading creative talents to take part. among them, hiroki, the man behind the hit genesis. and thanks to the work of a veteran manga artist, the temple's main hall was almost unrecognizable. >> translator: i was told that this is me praying for everyone's happiness. >> it's titled "paradise." across 16 sliding doors, the dead and the living occupy the same world as if it is all just one big party. >> translator: some people objected to the new art because it's manga, but one of the charming things about kyoto is how people gathered from all over japan to innovate. we must remember, this is how things eventually become tradition. >> this man is most famous for designing the characters in fantasy, one of the most successful video game series of all time. the priest asked him to depict the goddess residi

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>>there's a buzz in this air and everyone excited to see steph curry back on the court reporting from the chase center, i'm jason 2 months. >>one of the major concerns with coronavirus was how many people were not being tested even if they have symptoms, i'm joe khaleel here in washington we'll show you what laakers are doing to change that >>they sure we're following obviously coronavirus in congress today just approved billions of dollars in emergency funding or this week i should say they did to combat the spread that is joe khaleel reports from washington there's still concern about how little testing doctors have been able to do on people with coronavirus symptoms. >>lawmakers worry that inadequate testing for coronavirus is fueling its spread and t is a failure of leaderhip in this administration to not have test readilavailable congressman ami bera sa the lack of accurate testing will likely lead to more outbreaks know south korea's testing over 15,000 people a day thus the ited states of america we can get this test out an uf test to test 1 million specimens 400,000 people hea

the raptors win by eight and a different buzz and energy in the building.s back. >> i got right to it, i think within the first three minutes i got on my hand and got back up. having confidence to take that hit and getting comfortable, it was fun. >> obviously gave us a huge lift and he changes the whole game. when he's out there. our fans could see it, they could feel it. we're a different team, obviously, when he's on the court. >> sharks hosting the wild. brett burns making this kid's day. and we're all tied at one. second period. loose puck in front of the net. scores and the wild are up 2-1. third period now. joe thornton and it's not enough. hoops now, and the cal women open pac-12 tournament. he'd only met bun number 12 seed. here comes cal. three ball. bears have the lead. cal lost to asu just last week. they'll face arizona in the quarter finals. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. abc 7 saturday. warriors and sixers. warriors and sixers. >> even though they lost, you're doing more to keep your body healthy for the future. shouldn't

. >> the new coronavirus buzz phrase. >> trevor: yes! buzz phrase of the moment is social distancing, also known as don't breathe on me, bitch! laugh and this looks like it could be a pretty big change for our society, although it's also the perfect excuse if you have been wanting to breakup with someone. hey, baby, you know i love you but the world health organization, they say we need some space. ( laughter ) actually, social distancing was a thing when i was in middle school. it would have made all the times i ate in the bathroom seem so much more responsible. i'm not a loser! i'm social distancing 1k4r-78 ( laughter ) all it means is keeping people from conjugating together in one place. sort of like the opposite of what you guys are doing right now. yeah. ( applause ) you know. yeah! live a little! it's why you have been hearing about all kinds of events being canceled lately -- coachella, south by southwest canceled. bernie and biden canceled rallies tonight, which didn't hurt bernie sanders at all. his voice is so loud, whether at

i don't know about you and new mexico, but i'm... ( buzzing ) >> hey, sorry, i'm late.we doin' today? >> another rally, same as usual. have a good shift. ( buzzing ) >> tell you what, we love our hispanics. get out and vote. because we have a better chance of defeating him if there's a ren!

i opened up buzz works about four years ago. and we've had seamless integration and care-free operations. we've been operating as a type 42, which is 21 and up, craft beer sports bar. the only thing that this new application will allow us to do is add a line of craft spirits, in addition to our craft beer offerings, which are the widest variety in the city of san francisco. we look to complement our existing operations, which won't change because we'll still be a 21 and up drinking place. there is really no operational changes needed, other than having an additional line of product. otherwise, you know, we appreciate your support. and we have a lot of support from our neighborhood, from all of the residents. and people who have been patronizing and supporting our operations and our venue for quite some time. and we look forward to moving forward and having a great relationship with san francisco and the a.l.u., and the police department and fire department, as we always have. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. are there any memb

and the buzz worriers fans might have whiplash this morning.te finally manages to win a game saturday and phoenix and then boom. >>they turn around and go right back to lose in at home. the wizards beat the warriors won 24 to one 10 on sunday curry to spice things up won't be long staff is going to practice with the g league today. >>and then we'll see coach kerr has promised to put him in as soon as possible not that staff can save the season but win or lose he is always fun to watch. >>but how much fun would it be to play basketball with nobody watching talk about march madness the national college players association wants the nc double a to consider holding the tournament with out in audience to protect against coronavirus if you have the games without the fans does that eliminate the madness. big games draw big crowds and big stars look who is at the final home game for his sarah hughes jimmy fallon tom brady and julian edelman they got the orangemen hyped up even though they got beaten by u n c. if there was nobody cheering in the players

>>buzz the warriors break their losing streak but not for long.a man would march madness be if no fans were allowed at the games, japan is already holding ghost town games because of the coronavirus working with mike bloomberg was one of the most empowering experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 years. almost 30 years. there's nobody that i respect more, and felt more respected by. mike believes excellence is not defined by gender. mike builds a culture that advances women. i was the first woman ever appointed to be council to the mayor. he expects excellence out of everyone, but he also provides the kind of support that allows you to be that person. mike called to tell me, you should be proud of what you've done and your name should be on that project. he has faith in you, he believes in you. it was about always showing up and doing your best. i always knew that he had my back. he was raised by an extraordi

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the journey was tough for me, buzz wasn't all about myself.ple close to us, they suffer as well, so, it is not the type of thing, like my pa rents would is not the type of thing, like my parents would like to see, for them as well. the journey was tough for me, buzz wasn't all about myself. like say, family, friends, people close to us, they suffer as well, so, it is not the type of thing, like my parents would like to see, like, suffering like that —— their son suffering like that. everybody round me they were brilliant, the way they gave me support. i tried to avoid the phone the first three or four day, just taking time myself, to understand what happened, what's going on next, but basically i had a lot of people texting me. danny welbeck had a really bad injury as well, aaron ramsay, alan shearer. alan shearer? yes, it was unbelievable on the honest. everybody was worrying about me and that felt really good. it is so good to see you back and so quickly, 112 day, that is nothing! looks like it was, yesterday, but actually it was a really lo

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with taliban fighters no more such weapon handovers are nothing new in afghanistan but there's a buzz in the air this week that afghans may finally see the day when the talk is no longer guns and bombs but of peace. after the peace deal with the u.s. afghans should make peace too but that possibility has already hit its 1st snag prisoners the u.s. taliban deal calls on the afghan government to exchange $5000.00 captives for $1000.00 held by the taliban it's seen as a precondition for enter afghan talks meant to begin in oslo next week but the afghan president has a different view. now where there is no commitment to release $5000.00 prisoners easy it could be included in the agenda of the intra afghan talks but cannot be a prerequisite for talks it's. a sign of the bumpy road ahead despite what many see as a breakthrough in doha. administration was not party to these negotiations. u.s. hopes to end its longest war still hinge on the taliban and the afghan government agreeing to sit down for talks. but distrust dies hard couple harbors deep suspicions of the taliban and regional player

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tourist magnets like the brandenburg gate should be buzzing with locals and visitors but lockdown may just mean people are out of those only for essential reasons like going to work shopping or walking the dog. but germany's robert costa institute says there's reason to be cautiously optimistic that the measures are working. the indian turned we are seeing signs that the exponential growth curve is flattening off slightly but i will only be able to confirm this trend definitively on wednesday. kind of but i am optimistic that the measures are already having an effect which is very early because they've only been in place for a week. to find. scenes like these from just last week i think of the past for now anyway chancellor merkel is in quarantine at home she's been tested after contact with an infected doctor that test came back negative but she'll be tested regularly in the coming days meanwhile she's telling working finance minister all our shoulders will be covering some of her duties of these advices the chancellor has asked me to speak for her in the pond as target on wednesday

i mean i grew up i was born in a small place so oxford in england but i love big cities and is the buzz the vibrancy the dynamism dynamism which really calls out to me i want to try to respond to some constantly trying to see trying to here trying to also if i may say so into it feel. one whole section of the exhibition is devoted to africa to billings african quarter which i didn't even know really existed it's actually just next door to us here in berlin in the district of reading what's your take on the african diaspora here in berlin and how has it changed the city and perhaps even the people in it in the time that you've been here. the african germans especially . germans have become much more. so what's the word i don't know how to say it they really want to get their message across more now less discrimination listen to us or against a more forceful about their role in q. very much but at the same time the african courted in itself is a very very conceptual concept because african quarters were always in the colonies yes this was where actually the natives africans were supposed

the best players are going to choose the best leagues and given the current investments and the huge buzz around. that means more people want to play in the ws self and less people want to play in the bundesliga. this can be seen in a number of players that each league sent to 2 dozen 19 women's world cup. like. if you know maybe a player or can choose between. playing and assume western united i mean of course western united sounds much more interesting than maybe a suicide because you can also be a professional player ok so i'm not trying to compare women so ball to men's football nobody's saying that we want to play in leagues with men or against them but man so-called does have a big role to play in pushing women to evolve for would maybe have to get more men's team to get into the pickle. like you said the force may be more interesting to watch. because you have a much more. long tradition. commitment so you want to. keep guns are ya vermont's a phone from. hell no from this and support you've got the prospects of winning the 1st ever domestic travel in this country though much does

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facility in georgia struggling right now tohde eportehe fore at medicom's augusta, georgia factory is buzzing. they're working nearly around the clock to fill demand. >> we're really busy and even been doing some overtime. we've been working on the weekends try to make sure we get all of our customers what they need. >> reporter: protective masks of every kind are flying off store shelves around the country, as fears of a spreading coronavirus have catapulted sales of protective medical supplies. >> trying to h together. >> reporter: guillaume labrador is the chief operating officer of medicom. what sort of numbers in terms of increase you seen here at your plants? >> we can't cope with the and in. the demand is multiplied by five, ten. it's just out of any proportion that we've seen in the past. >> reporter: this factory is moving as briskly as it can, but it might not be fast enough to keep up with the nervous public's appetite. >> we don'tecnd t the general public. >> reporter: denver health chief medical officer and infectious disease researcher dr. connie price says the dwindling mask su

in the city alone so that lockdown is a very harsh restriction that makes people concerned it's a buzzing city usually nobody who lives there has ever experiences has ever experienced anything like that in their lifetimes but new yorkers will also have to understand the necessity of that step because there are simply too many people on the street and the numbers are still continuing to go up dramatically. well in their efforts to track people infected with or exposed to the virus some will start he using measures which to differing degrees invade people's privacy israel has been accused of repurposing technology originally developed to keep tabs on terrorists and using it on ordinary citizens not everyone is happy about it. ambulances with patients infected by the coronavirus of arriving at a hotel in tel aviv it's been turned into a makeshift school team this is. the number of new infections is increasing every day to fight cope with 19 israel is now using counter-terrorism technology cell phones of quarantined citizens and virus carious can be tracked by israel's domestic intelligence a

the best players are going to choose the best leagues and given the current investments and a huge buzz around football on england that means more people want to play in the ws self unless people want to play in the boonies. this can be seen in a number of players that each league sent to 2019 women's world cup. like in london and if you know maybe a player or can choose between. playing in a suicide or western united i mean of course western united sounds much more interesting than maybe a system because you can also be a professional player ok so i'm not trying to compare women so ball to men's football nobody's saying that we want to play in leagues with men or against them but man so-called does have a big role to play in pushing women's football for would maybe have to get more men's team to get into the bundesliga because like you said the force may be more interesting to watch. because they have a much already. a long tradition does this woman in clubs commitments you don't want to clog the hotels even was even if so we stress and looked under. a phone from one of the last new on

even the buzzing heart of manhattan has now gone quiet all nonessential businesses must stay closed and their workers must remain at home it's part of a stringent a set of rules coming into force as new york scrambles to contain its surge of current virus infections and their pressure from state governors president donald trump has now pledged to send help to the states worst affected by the outbreak including new york. in addition to large quantities of supplies i've also directed fema to supply the following 4 large federal medical stations with 1000 beds for new york 8 large federal medical stations with 2000 beds for california and 3 large federal medical stations and 4 small federal medical stations with 1000 beds for the state of washington the u.s. economy is also reeling from the virus on sunday the u.s. senate was expected but failed to reach a go ahead for a trillion dollar economy to rescue package aimed at helping businesses and regular americans democrats dismissed the bill saying it was still to tour helping large corporations. legislation has many problems at the top of t

in the city alone so that locked on is a very harsh restriction that makes people concerned it's a buzzing city usually nobody who lives there has ever experiences has ever experienced anything like that in their lifetimes but new yorkers will also have to understand the necessity of that step because there are simply too many people on the street and the numbers are still continuing to go up dramatically. so although we've got new york we've got california and illinois individual states and making moves here is there any talk of a federal law down. certainly a question to be raised after the numbers continued risk i rocketing they doubled in the last 2 days but let's not forget jared it's a large country with different situations with regards to the corona virus in different states of course the situation in california and in new york is very different from a state like brosco so president trump said he doesn't see the necessity of a nationwide lockdown as of now and he leaves those decisions up to the state governors and mayors to find individual answers to their local situation and that

in the square in front of the cathedral deserted it used to be buzzing with tourists most of them here for the same purpose to visit the ruins of much of picchu it was here that u.b.s. tennis holiday fun came to an abrupt end. it's called may have been a tax it kind of racism towards europeans some supermarkets won't let us in. stuck in cuzco and unwanted it's a plight shared by many tourists who hope that governments can soon arrange flights to get the might. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the spanish coast guard has rescued almost 80 migrants in the atlantic ocean off the pick of the canary islands the migrants were traveling in 3 boats from africa over 300 people have been rescued in the regions and spain declared a state of emergency because of the corrupt fires. chinese state media say 19 people have died in a fire in the southwestern province of seashore on all but one of the of them is a firefighter at the blaze started on a farm and then spread the residents were ordered to evacuate. a painting by dutch master vincent van gough called spring garde

what's the buzz around the museum aside with incomes and. their training to become the beacon 1st. initiative makes them financially independent and of the same time helps them to protect the environment. africa. 16 s o t w literature invites us to see people in particular. to see how soon as the kids find growing up. together you go on youtube. this is seen every me as africa coming up in the next 15 minutes brace for its deaths the message from the south african government says the number of coral in the virus cases bryson's of those who are. just. so that. vision for. zimbabweans hoping for closure one year after psycho many died devastated many parts of the country some people are still missing.

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