'd in berlin he met up with composer geoffrey ching who was born in the philippines and now lives in the german capital ching ri composed a piece by beethoven specially for him he's going to is the most amazing musician i admit because besides his absolute technical preparation in the most difficult and challenging contrapuntal classical works he has a personality of universal appeal. here his recording demos for his next album which will boast a colorful mix of styles among other things the musicians. experimenting with the piece by italian baroque composer pietro antonio look at tammy. mylan ist is kind are we jaya a musical maverick at home in many different worlds. and with that it's time to say goodbye as always thanks for joining in and we'll see you again soon. 77 percent of the street debate from in the opium pot how does this country and indeed africa and the rest of the world define that line between freedom of expression and harmful utterances. trip is it because it's a filthy as economists make you choose. it speech that brings all these problems to the country. closer to

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together the same books have fought together and we got an award together and with that we started the ching gary trust. thing i guess it's up mikey . in 2004 they received the goldman environmental prize often called the green nobel prize and used 125000 dollars prize money to open the rehabilitation center since then it has mainly been financed by the vote. medical appeal of british charity. it has been a life of suffering for many of the victims' families since december the 3984. in my family my father got cancer and died 2 years later my sister in law got tongue cancer and died and her 3 daughters died 21 from a brain tumor and one from a stomach tumor all 3 daughters died and even her husband 9 people from my family diet some people survived that night unfortunately the ones who died that night were lucky there was a survive to our dying slowly even today. we . never got a. basis and then biasses say went blank and behind. making a life in. total around sure one was an engineer in a plant that made metal i saw cyanide or m i c a component of the pesticide 7 luckily for him he was not th

, ching make the crowd go wild ♪ in a small room yeah let me see you put it all on like a costume ♪ [ant [korean lyrics] ♪ we go on and on champagne life that's all you want don't stop letting it go ♪ 'cause we got that glow you know how we get down oh, jopping how we get down ♪ ♪ jopping how we get down 'cause when we jumping it's popping ♪ ♪ we jopping i don't even care [korean lyrics] ♪ stage left to the right we gon' make it make it bang ♪ ♪ put your hands in the air let me see you bounce bounce to the left ♪ to the right ♪ [ singing in korean ]♪ououou, oy ♪ y thi ♪ throwing three stacks bet i'ma show you how to ball you a mismatch ♪ ♪ what opinionated but i'm always spitting straight facts ♪ ♪ true throw it back i might throw this on an eight-track ♪ ♪ oh [ singing in korean ] ♪ i'm a sight to see so fresh exciting go and drop the beat ♪ ♪ drop, drop we get it jopping the party it don't stop ♪ ♪ don't stop [ singing in korean ] ♪ let's go [ singing in korean ] ♪ we'll keep it jumping and popping here all night jump to the front if you want it ♪ ♪ hands up [ singing in korean ] ♪

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ka-ching sell half of that and put it in an s&p index fund. you just started let's do diversification as well as good stock picking. you beat me on that one. >>> how about michelle in california, michelle >> caller: hi, jim >> what's up >> caller: i really love your show and i watch it ever >> thank you sof much. let me not let you down. >> caller: go ahead. sorry. >> i don't want to let you down. >> caller: thank you for all you've done for me as an individual investor. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: i got excited about resolve group rvlv and bought 100 shares in 2019 at $22.45 a share. the stock is trading in the $8 to $9 range. >> michelle, the world changed i mean, i don't know how else to put it the world just changed and what was good then is not good now. they have a good business model. i can't tell you to sell it at $8 we have to understand the decisions we made did not see covid-19 coming. and if you want to insulate from covid-19, you need a good balance sheet, good demand no matter what. stimulus package to work the magic. we

started ching my fiof because vinity, god rest his soul, i preached at his mother-in-law's church inhode island. she sent them the tape and when i got back to d.c. he said, i heard you have been around the country preaching. he said, you don't need a class. and he signed me out of it. so i think i preaching style has developed over the years. and i kind of start with, what is the one take away that i want people to leave with? and i build a sermon from their. because for me, preaching is about transformation. not just transformation of the mind but transformation of behavior, transformation of understanding. i start with a behavioral purpose and that is something dr. frank thomas, the only phd in the country in preaching lifted up in his book. he's an amazing man. so in his book, never quit praising him, he believes in a purpose statement. what do you want to have different as a result of the engagement? and i hait said you have deep scholarly biblical scholarship, combined with in down to earth, girl. practical, touchable. sometimes in church we lose a generation because we are not

closer ching the car they find the i.d.'s of 2 young girls one of them belongs to the blonde girl who was arrested earlier. now we also found the girls i've been in there with they did together so now we've got it all going up together so now the investigation begins about human trafficking. this expected pimp is taken to the police station despite the evidence he is denying everything he insists that he doesn't know the young woman. for. his daughter doing nothing you know. is very sort of their own daughter choose to stare at their water or at their disposal in a series but i want to say something to your marriage you know marriage is your warm enough and you know you're serious i'm sure warm in the. mirror was richard doing the other. work for kate this. is this very. very big you know i mean i was going to put this in there girl mart 000. 000000 fear the operation has been a success for sergeant laurie house pimping is punishable by 6 years in prison this man who had 2 girls under his control was there for at risk of 12

few times and it was a few days that's all i always want to sleep but i was never feeling too bad ching gen is considered a symptomatic displaying few or no specific symptoms his parents also caught the virus his mother had a fever but his father also had very few symptoms after 2 weeks at a makeshift hospital and without undergoing any treatment change and tested negative for the illness former world health organization official do says asymptomatic patients are not unusual. we've seen that everywhere all over the word these people test positive show no symptoms if we group them as patients after the tested positive with have too many patients they are not strictly patients but rather the virus carriers while the corona virus can cause pneumonia and lead to other health complications health officials say 80 percent of people who catch the current virus only have mild symptoms experts say this means asymptomatic patients may go untested and can spread the illness without knowing but there is good news the good news is many people who don't show symptoms can develop immunity if people de

cha ching! it's because of sofi, i was able to acquire my first home.is is, is victory, i did it! "thank you sofi!" >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily social distancing show." earlier on, i got to speak to deejay d-nice, who's been throwing the hottest quarantine party around live on instagram. check it out. all right, we can just jump into it. welcome to the show. >> hi. >> trevor: i feel like we've all been thrust into this new world of living in a different way and then you're the first person who i felt like truly captured bringing joy into the world of social distancing. did you think your stream was going to blow up as much as it did? because you started with 200 people and it jumped to over 100,000 over time? >> i started with 200 and, no, i didn't think it was going to become what it did. it was literally me sitting at home and feeling isolated and missing my friends. i was used to being around a lot of people and i just felt like i feed to do something. i was going stir crazy in here. so i started my i.g. live. i never used that, and i start

nancy: ching-ching. lemonis: did you think it was funny that she was flirting with me? gosh, yes. i could have played, like, a whole scene of that. we had more. we have way more. [ laughing ] she, like, touched your chest. lemonis: i think in that moment, what i probably thought more than anything else is, "what did i get myself into?" and what nobody knew -- i think maybe you knew -- is i had 103-degree fever that entire day. and so i'm sick, it's hot as you know what, now she's telling me about beating the crap out of his girlfriend who was having sex in her bed, and now she's asking me if i want to go out, essentially... amber: right. lemonis: ...in a matter of, no b.s., less than five minutes. amber: and so now -- what are you -- like, what goes through your head? are you like, "why am i here?" lemonis: i think looking back, i was probably more embarrassed and more shy, 'cause i'm shy when it comes to stuff like that. but i never really thought that when i decided to make a show about business, it was gonna be going all the way down into literally their personal liv

opening the fortress the ancient fortifications at the heart of ching shu city a usually buzzing with tourists particularly now in spring but even though people are free to go out than before there's not much going on and that's creating the next worry for those living and working there. who will not you know why the 1st half of the year is the season for flower blossoms many people come out to see the flowers they take photos and have fun the 1st half of this year is supposed to be the peak tourism season but the coronavirus will definitely have a big impact on us. the city's in who by province now a by word for the pandemic. just look there are so few people those from outside will not come here for a holiday you know now by is the hardest hit area and no one dares to come yet when they know you're from who by they all keep away from you they're scared. she said she'd spent the equivalent of 2 months rent on food for her stall but that she wasn't able to sell its own even eat it herself during the looked down. and it had all gone rotten. or deny i had a relatively smooth opening tod

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action because it always causes a domino effect and that prevents the urgently needed equipment from we ching the patients from reaching hospitals and the medical personnel and ultimately it amounts to reintroducing internal borders at a time when saudi dairy t. between member states is needed on this matter i have been in very close contact with germany with france and with other member states and i'm happy to report that they are willing to adopt their national measures as we requested. in the last few hours we've seen travel bans and controls being put in place in a number of member states. of course we all want to protect our citizens from the spread of the virus. so let's look to gather at how we can do that and how we can do it most effectively. certain controls may be justified but general travel bans are not seen as being the most effective by the world health organization more and more of a strong social and economic impact they just rough people's lives and businesses across the borders in other words any measure that is taken must be for for shit. what we can do and what we should

have died because of ching the end of. i'm i'm wondering how is all change life were you well. well we will seen seen you know this amount of by in the same that people are stock up on the sand shoals. as each the city and the low grocery shops w we also see the sale of our- century gels those hand sanitizers are hard to find as well as those mas mas and particularly. t the particular n did the healthcare is an easy supply of those face moss- generally relied upon those coming in from china and so now they have to look for other resources it's very interesting to note that in fact this is happy having all the healthcare. professional dot there out what the frontline workers in dealing with these fires in the prime minister in his address to the nation insisted she talkedd about the risk of this virus overwhelming the healthcare sysystem as a whole in is tououch to. get the dis dot t the number of bids in place for p purposes intense oky also to boost the number of respiratory t to deal with these issues reaeally the government trtrying to adaddress thihis boh sidedes what d dat

it is where slavery is strong. 1910-1920,ching from seeing a national pattern. in can see oklahoma, and 1910-1920, the south is growing well among white people. that same decade, what is this? the great migration, ok? this is when african-american people finally have a chance to make lives in the north. you can see where they are leaving, the places where they had been held in slavery. it is interesting to think about that today the political future of the nation will be determined in south carolina, which is a direct consequence of all of this migration, and the fact -- southerneven states will determine who wins the vote for president. it will be determined by the patterns established right here. period, the last american indians with roots in the south changed in dramatic ways in these decades as well 1920d there we are in -1930, white people, and you can see black people are leaving. the powerfulmall, dots of the cities of the north. that is the population we recognize today of the so-called urban population. that is black people leaving large parts of the u

it was that epidemic right ching out of control. how could a single volcano at the other end of the world cause so much death and suffering. temperatures effect on the climate lasted for generations shaping the industrial revolution and causing widespread political and social upheaval. now 200 years after its eruption historians geoscientists climate researchers and geneticists are working together for the 1st time to determine how tambura changed the world. american environmental historian gillen darcy wood from the university of illinois is in london tracking the global consequences of the temple or eruption and how it shaped the 19th century world. london's tate gallery houses the largest collection of british art works from that period including works by the famous romantic landscape painter john constable. constables depictions of clouds make him an important quantock layer of the global weather catastrophe following 10 boars eruption. closeable sees himself as a kind of saw interest of the skies as a pain to leave me here all

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cha ching! it's because of sofi, i was able to acquire my first home., this is, is victory, i did it! "thank you sofi!" >> we are back with the fox news alert and new drastic travel restrictions to fight the coronavirus pandemic. donald trump calling for a 30 day suspension on travel between the united states and europe as cases increase with 1300 across 34 states and washington dc. >> new rules go into effect friday at midnight. these restrictions will be adjusted subject to conditions on the ground. there will be exemptions for americans who have undergone appropriate screening. >> in italy airports have been empty for days as all stores except pharmacies and flea markets have been closed. much less crowded in rome, streets very quiet, italy has the worst outbreak outside the in place in china. also breaking overnight, a passenger removed from a jetblue flight after reportedly testing positive for coronavirus. >> the plane arrived at palm beach international airport from jfk, 100 passengers and crew members were on the plane. >> the health department

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believe it for a long time and though he stopped people from coming from china or flights come frg ching good for him for doing it, he also sat around with diamond and silk praising how famous they had become and talking about this could have disappear come april from our shores. for him to not be able to say how many companies he talked to to make in telling them to make more vent larilators, he can't how many he's talked to, it makes lot of people believe he's riffing and not telling the truth because what he wants to name companies, he seems to have no problem tweeting about specific companies. we'll take a short break. when we come back, we'll take your questions, what you want to know about the virus. we'll be right back. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and 24-hour relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. for one week only, save up to $26 on select claritin products. check this sunday's newspaper for details. this is my body of proof. ♪ proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic a

cha ching! it's because of sofi, i was able to acquire my first home.is is, is victory, i did it! "thank you sofi!" ♪ >> jesse: coronavirus testing is ramping up. many americans still having a hard time getting checked out. that's not the case for big-time celebrities and athletes who had no problem cutting the testing line. your governor andrew cuomo getting grilled after players from the brooklyn nets got tested ahead of most other patients. >> how are all these multimillionaire professional athletes getting access to these tests and getting results so quickly? i know that we have a health care system where those with means enjoy much better care than those without. this seems really obscene. >> jake, if you fit the protocol, you can get a test. you don't want to fit the protocol. fever, been to a country that had an outbreak, and in the company of someone who tested positive. you fit the protocol, you can get the test. >> jesse: actress vanessa hudgins has been called out for complaining about the postponement of the coachella music festival. >> yeah

so, right now, the kind of ching telehealtmessa is that we don't have the resources to test widely. thates the rality that we have right now. but if we are ever to get ahead of thiare going to have to test more widely and, in particular, there are certain categories o mpeople wh not be severely ill but very much need to be tested. key are doctors and nurses potentially exposed to patients hduring the course of tr work and we ne to know if they're infected or not. >> woodruff: you said strategy, meaning there needs to number one., healthcare workers, who after that? people who start to feel bad or at? and als's hashed to find a place to get to the place where you need to test. >> absolutely. there are other categories of ouople who i thr are important in. particular, i'm very worried about long-term care facilities because an outbreak in one of ilyse facilities could eas overwhelm a local health system. there are sometimes thousands of very vulnerable elderly residents living in these facilities, and an outbreak in one can tip the balance of what is demanded of the health system. so

peter ching-hong, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> well 6:44 now and san franciscomaking changes to give homeless people better chance of making it here in the bay. now that the city is creating a position to manage the healthy streets operation. so more about that. the job will involve overseeing how services are provided in the most concentrated homeless areas and mta will discuss cutting towing fees in half for people living in cars and rvs. right now it is more than $200 for those fines and only people who have received homeless services can actually qualify. >>> it is quarter to 7:00 right now. president trump back to tweeting about joe biden. >> and scott mcgrew on this super tuesday, biden has new momentum. >> he does. after two rivals who were also considered centrists dropped out, klobuchar and buttigieg, you remember the president's worry about biden as a political rival led directly to his own impeachment. the president tweeting out a video montage of biden making verbal mistakes and gaffes. something that both men have had trouble with. the president hel

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governments to release imprisoned journalists amid the coronavirus pandemic the group says its own ching the campaign on behalf of 250 jailed journalists including al jazeera which is saying has now been detained in egypt for more than 3 years the c p j describes the situation as a matter of life and death as journalists behind bars have no control over their surroundings and are often denied medical care. now a vincent van gogh painting has been stolen from a museum in the netherlands that's closed because of the outbreak they've broke open the glass doors of singer lauren museum now amsterdam it's believed that the work called pos nage garden of noonan is in spring is worth upwards of $7000000.00 the dutch museum had been closed for several weeks during the country's coronavirus lockdown while tourist sites around the world have closed to stop the spread of the virus but some being repurposed in the thousands of years they've been standing this is a fast the pyramids at giza one of the most famous attractions in the wilds and the message could not be kara. still ahead on al-jazeera. ho

helped the investment grade corporate bond market was not able to issue a new bond for seven days ching led to part of the motivation for the fed to cut rates. as i said earlier, jay powell cares a lot about corporate credit, knows a lot about corporate credit, being from a private equity background n 2018 there was two months in a row that you couldn't issue a corporate bond that led to the pivot that powered the market in 2019 we had seven days in the investment grade corporate bond market here where you couldn't issue a bond that led to the fed cutting rates. clearly it helped the market clearly it helped the liquidity in the corporate bond market now it is almost like today with the stock market dropping and the high yield going back to its wide it is like the corporate market pounding on the door again that the fed acted in the history of the last 20 years when after they do an emergency intrameeting cut they make another cut at the next meeting. i think that makes the most sense. >> what about from the fiscal side you are not the only one who suggests that that's needed. a convers

taylor: uh, just getting, like, cha-chings every maybe two seconds.is: that ding is a register that keeps ringing, right? taylor: we could turn it off if it's annoying. lemonis: no, no, it's not annoying. how is the sound of a register ringing annoying? so, walk me through the financials. do you have them printed out, by chance? parker: we don't have them printed out. you kind of knew that was coming, didn't you? lemonis: yes. parker: this is our p&l this year, yeah. lemonis: so, let's just look at the summary so far year to date. taylor: yep. lemonis: $1,236,000 worth of business. your gross profit was $544,000, not even 50%, on a direct-to-consumer business. $439,000 of advertising, which is your cost of acquisition, paid search, all of those things, right? parker: that's right. lemonis: your net operating income for the year, after paying those expenses and those growths and the marketing, is a loss of 100 grand, which is kind of terrible on a sock that costs $2 and you're selling it for, you said, about $7. taylor: well, no. i mean, like, an avera

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