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the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you willards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it is very affordable.

domesticate wild horses it's more upon the person who can domesticate so that is the sense of the cora monty's. but the british have idea of the marshall race when the poon job he is a characteristic race and they draft them into specialized military units in the british empire to do the same thing with the zulu. to valorize them as particularly tough people they could admire in some way especially because there is that love-hate relationship they desire to master them precisely because they are such a challenge i don't want to go so far down into the road of psychology but you can see them play out through the 1h and 18th century. >> could you talk about the very early stage specifically if slavery is well understood and then to be a constant state of war with that plantation how do the slaves get to kill their masters or attack the armory? do they fight with knives or guns? or working with those slave occupations and then between plantations there was the quote about 400 people. do they have a signal that such and such a time with those neighboring plantations? i am very interested i

bernie sanders went into this as the front-runner and wracked up big numbers in cora, utah and vermont. voters came out in droves. some in texas waiting more than three hours to vote, utah breaking records, and in virginia, turnout was almost double what it was in 2016. super tuesday was also the first time mike bloomberg was on the ballot and while he did get his first delegates, the former mayor failed to win any states and the same goes for elizabeth warren, both are now facing calls to drop out. >> i know we can do it and you know who else knows it, donald trump. >> reporter: bloomberg and warren both looking past super tuesday. they spent the night campaigning in states that will be holding some of the big voting contests in a week. ines de la cuetara, abc news, washington. >>> in the east bay, a lot of people voted at the last minute, that caused massive lines in oakland is several hundred people got in line at the alou rej stgistergistergistergir before the officef cars for drive-thru ballot drop offs near lakemerritt. >> cutting it close here. polls are about to close. >> i kno

same with cora. yes it's the same problem so we'll keep on with the bedpan tain it's hope or is a lot. of 12 unwise for the from the beginning one of the biggest problems was veterinary care we have to do most of it ourselves. so i've trained my ranges like veterinary assistance they can do general examinations they can give injections or infusions and. they can also perform blood tests especially for blood parasites. we have a microscope here and they're very good at using it probably better than me because they do it more often with opportunity based off he is going to say 14. was. ok at least he is 4.5 kilos. oh no that's because of your hand. that. this is so i made some fish at the moment for example our dogs are pretty thin thinner than they should be. if you had that we think the natural food that means beef and rice or potatoes or vegetables oil and a mixture of vitamins and minerals and all of me think it's good if a dog doesn't have to work and when he's not growing like but unfortunately w

>> guest: at cora think it's important to point out they and the dozens of other people in my book are essentially propagandist. i call them better media insurgents. they are not -- meta- media. they are not proper political thinkers although gavin mcginnis had a consultant gig on fox news for a long time. sorry, a correspondent deed. mike sernavich was a lawyer and these are all smart people. they are not sort of ignoramuses or anything. they are very canny and well spoken and in some sense that's part of their power. but they also, they are not so straightforward political analysts who are working some think tank. their main skill is propagating ideas and memes and talking points and propelling them into the mainstream. these things that would start as french, mike sernavich started as a pickup artist. gavin started cowboys. these are things that should remain on the fringe but the fact is they haven't, and the big part of the reason for that is that these people and a lot of other people i spent time with are so good at taking these french ideologies and pushing them into the mainst

briefly about a story you think is getting neglected this week as a result of the huge global focus on corakes us off, you have 90 seconds to two minutes. i think the death of lance—corporal brodie gillen this week is something we should have seen more of in the news. she was a british soldier serving in iraq who died in those rocket strikes on the allied camps and normally we do not necessarily hear in britain of the death of every soldier and hear their names and i think that's a shame, especially now as death is sweeping the world in another way, but there are still people fighting for this country, fighting for the west and there are still people fighting against a tyrannical iran, which itself is suffering from coronavirus, and i think it was important to remember her, herfamily, herfriends and perhaps to have our thoughts with them as well at this difficult moment for them. i will not give each of you a chance to come back on that, i want you talking about your preferred stories. thomas, what do you think we are neglecting? i think we're neglecting, hugely, the subject that was domina

flare ups so works but i'm going to ask amy to respond to something i have here was sent in by matt cora doni and it is from people to judge it's a tweet from people to judge who is no longer in the race but he's done something a bit different and people to judge right here in south bend a local organization that trains people in sewing skills has retooled to produce masks and support area medical providers one more example of people figuring out how to make a difference and they're looking for help and this addresses the question of to some degree of real social need out there you know the protective gear the masks the other equipment and asking folks to come together at the local level but it's a politician who was one of the candidates for the democratic nod on this race that is doing that and amy i'm interested in whether. that's a way to diminish that awkward feeling of campaigning during the era of the coronavirus yeah i think it's really important for anybody who is trying to challenge the current leadership to say that they're solution driven so that they have ideas or that they

. >> doctors can now prescribe cora quinn for the off label purpose of dealing with the symptoms of coronaviruswant to ensure you there is no barrier to access chloroquine in this country. we are working to add to that supply even as we speak. rob: the medication has positive results during small trials overseas, trials in the us begin tuesday in new york. nevada's governor is banning the use of these antimalarial drugs. >> there is no conclusive evidence from covid-19 experts that the drugs provide treatment for covid-19 patients. rob: very risky decision by the democratic governor who banned gatherings of 10 or more people, with six deaths in that state. jillian: starbucks stepping up for its workers, the coffee chain will pay employees for the next month whether they are able to work or not, the news comes after the company shut down many of its locations leaving only drive-throughs open with delivery and take out options. starbucks ceo releasing a statement saying no partner should be asked to choose between work and their health. rob: vide hero makes an emotional appeal to protect the grea

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the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it

area nta clara has banned gatherings of 35 people are more san mateo as a man of 50 people or more coraband of over 100 people are more and kland has a van with more than a 1000 several bay been canceled due to these bands and even some restaurants have decided to close up shop during this time. >>trump is declaring toda, a national day of prayer the president tweeting quote we are a country that throughout our history has looked a gun for protection and strength in times like these no matter where you maybe i encourage you to turn towards prayer as an act of faith now this comes as come ho of worship all around the world are moving from in person services to online. happening tonight, former vice prsident joe biden in us senator bernie the first time that debate for wi take place in washington dc in d c incentive arizona, e dnc announcing that the move on thursday because of the coronaviru concern. officials say moving the debate to cnn's washington dcstudio will reduce cross country travel and there were no longerbe a live audience also one of the debate's moderators even abc jorg ram

is now, here's a look at stormtracker 4 heavier rains up occurring around richmond looks like up to coray extending the portions of the east bay shoreline looks like it's tipping now south of san francisco, the city getting into now the peninsula but still waing in the south bay to get to any serious rain comparatively to other neighbors. here's a shot of we no delays going on here even though it loo like there's not much action what coach here obviously and we do have some fog and some clouds going on here as well as the shot we get from u c berkeley coring up the east bay oreline we're going see in the foreground here the east bay hills you will notice. highs today we expect the mid 60's going on for central valley, most bay area temperatures will be pretty much in the 50's again more 60's down the so cal with 37 until it agrees big bear. there's the bigew the parent low behind all of this our front as the driver today, it's sags to the south but this low will regenerate more rains, it looks like tomorrow into early next wee along with this program is the wintestorm. yes we're getting