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profer an aspirin and similar drugs dampen the cox enzymes activity the body produces few a prostitute and the pain goes away across the plantains also regulate other bodily functions like blood clotting liver function and the regeneration of mucus membranes in the gut. an overdose of these over the. counter painkillers can cause kidney damage liver damage which in some cases then requires organ transplants and you can have stomach bleeding asians are also more at risk of having a stroke especially patients who already had a heart attack so they should be very cautious about these drugs. is also a patient of the pain clinic she has multiple sclerosis and has had severe back pain for years several operations didn't help. month. you're always looking around for something to relieve the pain so of course i took over the counter drugs my experience was that they didn't help. but the side effects were terrible. my stomachs in terrible shape i often have no appetite and have to throw up. because the side effects were so bad doctors switched like enough to prescription opioids opioids act dir

of the murdered mpjo cox — were both at the centre of harassment complaints.ctor was up two years ago following revelations that oxfam staff had used prostitutes in the aftermath of the 2010 haiti earthquake. save the children wasn't implicated in that, but it still suffered reputational damage because of its workplace culture in london. two executives, justin forsyth, here on the left, and brendan cox on the right, allegedly behaved inappropriately to female staff members but, in 2015, they were then allowed to move onto otherjobs outside the charity, without facing any formal sanctions. this woman once interrupted a government conference on the aid sector arguing that it had a long way to go in reforming itself. she worked at save the children at the time and raise concerns. bullying was rife, and it was very clear it was rife, and it was very clear it was coming from the people at the top, so where do you go to in an organisation where you have senior staff setting the tone for behaviour, and when the behaviour has turned into inappropriate sexual behaviour

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— husband of the murdered labour mpjo cox.nduct complaints were made in 2015. justin forsyth apologised for his past behaviour but said he did not accept all the claims that had been made against him. mr forsyth subsequently resigned from his role as deputy director of unicef, saying he did not want coverage of his past to "damage" the charities. mr cox admitted he made "mistakes" and behaved in a way that caused some women "hurt and offence" while working for save the children. mr cox resigned from the charity in september 2015 amid the allegations — but at the time denied that was the reason he quit. he later resigned from two charities he had set up in his wife's memory. we asked both men for an interview today, but they weren't available. we can now speak to alexia pepper de cairees — a former save the children employee who became a whistle—blower. gwen hines — executive director at save the children — responsible for the charity's development and humanitarian programmes around the world. and pauline latham — who is a cons

profer an aspirin and similar drugs dampen the cox enzymes activity the body produces fewer prostitutes and ins and the pain goes away across the plantains also regulate other. bodily functions like blood clotting liver function and the regeneration of mucus membranes in the got. an overdose of these over the counter painkillers can cause kidney damage liver damage which in some cases then requires organ transplants and you can have stomach bleeding regions are also more at risk of having a stroke especially patients who already had a heart attack so they should be very cautious about these drugs. is also a patient a pain clinic she has multiple sclerosis and has had severe back pain for years several operations didn't help. you're always looking around for something to relieve the pain so of course i took over the counter drugs my experience was that they didn't help. but the side effects were terrible. my stomachs in terrible shape i often have no appetite and have to throw up. because the side effects were so bad doctors switched to prescription opioids opioids actor director lee in

. ♪ >> this is bob cox from new york, the center of the coronavirus outbreak in new york state.estion is, if i were exposed to the coronavirus, how long would it take before i start the show symptoms? >> bret>> mike emanuel here in washington, getting back to bret in a moment, bob cox's twitter question and one of many today and get some insight into what you can do to keep yourself and your family safe. if dr. marty mccarrick, dr. brendan carr, sheep of emergency medicine in new york city , and gentlemen, welcome. >> with a sound bite here and a question from march ottoman, the quarantine. >> hi, bretz, marsha here, hardworking farmer keeping america's food supply going and my question, i've a daughter hanging back from germany and picking her up at the airport. how do i self quarantine her to keep us safe and to keep her if she's been exposed to anything protecting everybody else and her family, there's a people that live in the house and we have a brand-new grandbaby expected any day now so we need to make sure that everybody is kept safe. how do we do that? >> great question

our major positions are 650 shares of dodge cox and 5,000 shares of bank of america., by the way, works for banc of america. in december, dodge cox was 400 a share and banc of america was at 35 at this point in time, we don't need any income from this account. however, three-to-five years from now, we were looking for a 4 to 5% yield on $750,000 portfolio. >> right. >> to supplement income. i'm asking you what should do i with the dodge cox and bank of america position >> actually, i'm going to urge you not to touch them. i wish they were a little more diversified. let me ask you, do you have any s&p funds away from that >> oh, okay. look, what i want to try to emphasize to people is, what anthon is doing wrong, obviously, if he doesn't have diversification, just those two stocks you see what happens, the financials give up the ghost then you lose a lot of money that's why i love diverse fichlths it's a must let's go to colin in new jersey. >> caller: hey, it's colin from new jersey >> what's going on >> caller: boo-yah, people freak out over the coronavirus and publi

know those are mad and there is a security guarantee they are willing to go back to the child live in cox's bizarre in southern bangladesh thank you now a 2nd person has died from corona virus in washington state in the us it comes as government researches say the virus may have been spreading across the state undetected for weeks research suggests that some of the people infected may have got it through community transmission and that could mean that hundreds more of picked up the virus more than 60 people have been done across the u.s. including new cases in illinois ridge island and new york also in jordan is our correspondent in washington with more. in washington state a 2nd person has died after contracting the corona virus washington state officials say the man was in his seventy's and had preexisting health conditions they have not identified the man also in the last half hour we have heard from officials in new york state saying that a woman in her mid thirty's is now under quarantine in manhattan after she contracted the koran a virus she recently had visited iran and we're not su

first cases have been reported at cox's bazar, one shutters to think how they will cope with that.the concentrations there, the limited health services. everyone has been waiting but this particular area in the south of the country where you got more than a million refugees, crammed into what is probably the most crowded spots on the planet. this infection is an cox's bazar, it is not right in the camps, but eve ryo ne right in the camps, but everyone knows it is only a matter of time and there is a limited amount they can do, already the authorities are limiting the number of people who can go in and out but with such a sea of humanity people do move in and out, people sneak back to emr, there are aid workers who are training themselves to deal with identifying coronavirus, but bangladesh has an extremely limited testing capabilities that they will be able to identify them easily. it is, in the eyes of many health workers, a disaster waiting to happen. thank you very much for that. so many challenges everywhere, and let's get a little bit of for you. —— a little bit of for you. ——

hundreds of thousands of people who fled to bangladesh and 2017 now live in camps and cox's bizarre the world's largest refugee settlement some very child very is there for us are temporary we heard from people in a kind state there but as we have from florence the whole thing was very tightly controlled same drama scripted what are people saying way you. well we've been talking we've come to the camp almost every month if not every other month and all is in conversation with families are growing up people we got to know the last few days we've been talking with them some of them made phone calls in front of us. nearly a 1000000 refugees many of them have family members and friends still stuck there and they say that things are not stable there it's very volatile that a new situation a new dynamic also a conflict between but this is a kind rebel groups and myanmar army the victims many cases of their own hangouts caught in between their conflict that goes on quite frequently and rather just in january there's been 2 major incident. in beginning of january 5 kids were killed in end of ja

issues affecting close to a 1000000 ringgit refugees living in crowded conditions in dozens of camps in cox's dissolve no gatherings even the prayers are allowed aid agencies have also been instructed to stop all activities there are no reported cases in the camps and nationwide lockdown came into effect on choose day and will continue until april 4th the philippines has been placed in a state of emergency present regurgitate a signed legislation allowing him to take over private businesses temporarily to fight the coronavirus congress has already approved the bill the philippines has reportedly around $500.00 infections and $35.00 deaths. a sikh place of worship has come under attack in afghanistan's capital kabul at least 4 people have been killed the interior ministry says unknown gunmen and suicide bombers are targeting the religious complex security forces have cordoned off the area and have rescued a number of hostages those were the headlines and back with more news in the next it's inside story do stay with us. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his back to the country's

because we get an example who know all of them and see amazing get up when i think simplest be accepted cox slowly killfile the populace will miss c.n.n. until you own up all the same still of us out there and then get those and get on the dick sinking into the easy one so we can solve any think you will see one had us going and going in the polls instead of until this is open. and see my sister 3 because there's a lot of guys concerned the immigrant police call them avoiding. is it then yeah the chemo system blows history because the cia and sanded they got dumped on it more the model he sold the queen thought it a golden boy in the guilt over himself. as get along foaming at the kyoto stuff posted the guy get moved by the guilt but it was was woman who takes a good exam is will get along. well it must feel by the. light you saw and could have been going on as he sought to have more choice or yukio star any reader time or current in the command corners to her power born of underside opener's just. cut anyone i even read your column will get me a new rocket many ever more shia new york at i

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for reporting a force for hundreds of thousands those who fled to bangladesh and 2017 now live in cox's bizarre and what's the world's largest refugee settlement in bangladesh tanveer child is our correspondent but the situation for the rohingya tanveer has really not improved seems no likelihood of their return home certainly for the moment. indeed we're just saying from florence's report as well we know we've been talking to a lot of the rolling up families here last several days investigating what is actually going on on other sites through what they hear from their family members know we were witness to some of this phone conversation and the message was quite clear that things are not stable it's volatile highly restricted in their move men they don't have access to health care or education they've been periodically hair us in many instances houses were burned shops were burned and now there is a new dimension to the city there which is a conflict between them but this right kind rebel groups on me and my army and their own communities in western wear kind particularly are caught i

and finally, archibald cox, the first prosecutor had a press conference on october 20 a saturday. that is unusual in washington. just came up at that point and explained to the american public why we had a right to the tape and why we needed them. and the president was very unimpressed and he said to his attorney general set i promised the senate i would not do it unless i have because there's no because i'm not doing it. so he was fired. and then the deputy attorney general was told to do it and he said i made the same promise i'm not doing it. and he was fired. although there are questions whether he was resigned or fired but it sort of irrelevant, he was out. and the third in command was a solicitor general and he carried out the order. that's what was known as a saturday night massacre. and three days after that, the public reaction -- the outpouring was amazing we got bad mail, there's no e-mail we got huge canvas bags of u.s. postal mail and telexes on a machine. three days later he said were an appointed special prosecutor you can have a tapes. then, on halloween, which see

in his book >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president nixon's grandson, christopher nixon cox. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the nixon library, and welcome to this beautiful replica of the east room. i am christopher nixon cox, a board member of the nixon foundation as was the grandson of the 37th president, richard nixon i am so happy to welcome you to the library. i see a lot of new faces makes me really excited and i see a lot of young faces so we have a lot of young conservatives. [applause] it's great to see and i would encourage all of you after the event today to walk around the library. of course it is one of my favorite places for obvious reasons but one of my favorite in the world i think it is the birthplace, it's beautiful, we have redone a lot of the exhibits so there's a lot of new stuff to see and if you come back you can visit the archives and do a little research into my grandfather's presidency is so much to do so i am so happy to have you here today but of course tonight, today we will begin the program by honoring the nation as we always do

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president nixon's grandson, christopher nixon cox. [applause]

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they believe cox is linked to the mysterious death of tammy daybell. cox mysteriously died in december. and vallow will appear in court later this afternoon. the children's grandparents will also be there, they are the ones that requested the welfare check that set this investigation into motion. anthony. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> prince harry and meghan markle are back in britain for their last official appearances as senior members of the royal family. the couple returned from their new home in canada to attend an award's ceremony last night. it celebrated the sporting achievements of wounded service members. roxana saberi is at buckingham palace. how have harry and meghan been received on their return? >> reporter: well, as usual there is intense interest in the couple, especially because meghan hasn't been back in about two months. this time she and harry are here to say good-bye, at least for now. braving the british weather and a reminder of the storm of controversy surrounding their return, the duke and duchess of sussex are back at their firs

those john cox there, good to see low . >> thanks so much . top of the hour, treasury secretary, steve motion, this is the president today declared the state of emergency for the coupon pandemic in the treasury secretary negotiations without speaker nancy pelosi throughout the day on a variety of what is termed the coronavirus response act and we will have the latest for you. doctor, looking in how the coronavirus patients will help cure others and investigative reporters john all of that at the top of the hour. please join us, back to you liz . speech of we will see you then low . great to see a blueprint next up, china trying to explain the u.s. military without any proof or evidence, that they cae the coronavirus really. even if china reports, they found the patient zero and the five profits, u.s. military is in sight, we will have the girl in the million dollar question. the u.s. military never presence in china. that we don't know about. that story next. .. hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys prot

and he said to his attorney general, fire cox. and the attorney general said i promised the senate i wouldn't do it unless id had cause, and there's no cause, i'm not doing it. so so he was fired, and the deputy attorney general said i made the same promise, and he was fired. although there's a question as to whether he resigned or fired, and the third in command was the solicitor general, and he carried out the order. that was what was known as the saturday night maas or kerr. and three days after that the public reaction was so, the outpouring was amazing. we got bags of mail. there's no e-mail. we're getting these huge canvas bags of u.s. postal mail and telexs on a machine. and three days later the president said, okay, i'm going the appoint the new special prosecutor, and you can is have the tapes. then, on halloween -- which seemed appropriate to me finish. [laughter] he had lawyers go to court and say, well, i can't give you all nine because two are missing. one wasn't recorded because it was in the private residence, and t

lori's late husband charles vallow was shot and killed by her brother alex cox last summer for cox claimedas self-defense but he died of unknown causes a few months later in lori's new husband chad married lori two weeks after his late wife tammy died in october it had tammy's body has since been exhumed. chad and lori have written several religious themed books about the end times. the ruling till over lori's odd raise a lot of i've browse. chad came into a large sum of money and the kids are still missing. >> the new husband chad daybell may do it. i would not be surprised if a chad daybell who got $353,000 life insurance on his dead wife doesn't post bond for her. reporter: authorities are asking anyone who visited the park to submit photos that might include pictures that broaden the search lori post boj you will have to wear an ankle bracelet and stay inside. jon: what a story. jacqui heinrich thank you. what to expect on the weather front as we spring forward tonight. first on nashville's biggest stars are coming together to raise money for people impacted by the deadly tornadoes tha

graders from oklahoma where c-span is available through cox. "ere documentary is titled 200,000." >> johnson & johnson overprescribed opioids and as a result oklahomans became addicted creating an opioid epidemic. from long beach polytechnic high school located in long beach, california where c-span is available through spectrum. what you want to be is free enough to make decisions based upon what you think is in the best interest of your district in the nation. >> and now it is time to announce our $5,000 grand prize winners. from the11th graders harker school in san jose california, where c-span is provided by comcast. they won the top prize for their documentary called "command delete," about technology and data privacy. analytical cambridge collected data from facebook users. this time, we are not faced with music piracy. we are faced with personal information privacy. >> congratulations to our grand prize winners. [laughter] >> none of us has taken formal video production classes. we just got together as friends. we didn't do this as a par

oklahoma, where c-span is available through cox. "ere documentary is titled 200,000" about the opioid crisis. >> johnson & johnson prescribed opioids and oklahomans became addicted. >> the first prize high school goes to 10th-graders. from long beach polytechnic high school in long beach, california where c-span is available through spectrum. their winning documentary is titled "vision 2020." >> you get money from certain sources and are beholden to them. what you want to be is free enough to make decisions based on what you think is in the best interest of your district and the nation. >> it is time to announce our $5,000 grand prize winners. from san jose, california where c-span is provided by comcast. "commandumentary delete." about technology >> and 2016, cambridge analytic a collect the data to affect the which onlyon, of 270,000 had been affected. we are faced with personal information piracy. >> congratulations to our grand prize winners. none of us has taken formal video production classes. we all just got together. we didn

high school central winners are from j's high school in oklahoma, where c-span is available through coxtheir documentary is titled "200,000," about the opioid crisis. >> johnson & johnson, through misleading marketing, over aescribed opioids and as result, oklahomans became addicted, creating this nuisance, this opioid epidemic. schoold prize high fromal goes to --, polytechnic central high school. they are winning documentary is titled "vision 2020: restoring the integrity of american democracy." >> the more you get money from certain types of sources, the more you are pulled into those sources. you want to be free enough to make decisions based on what you think is in the best interests of your district. >> it's time to announce our $5,000 grand prize winner. they are 11th graders jason katoshi, and --. they won the top prize for their documentary "demand elite." >> cambridge analytic a collected data to influence the 2016 election from 87 million 200book users, only 70,000 had consented. we are faced with personal information piracy. >> congratulations to our brand prizewinners -- gr

investigators also talked to vashti's friends and family, colleagues at cox communications where she human resources and others who knew her well. they said that vashti had been going to a therapist for several months. that she'd been losing a lot of weight recently and taking the hormonal supplement hcg. could it have affected her mood? brett's half-brother bobby was dumbstruck by what happened, couldn't comprehend it, so he peppered him with questions. >> none of it made sense to me. i said, "were there problems?" he said, "well yeah, she filed for divorce." and he told me they'd been going through counseling for six months. and i said, "what would cause her to do this?" and he said, "i used the boys as a weapon, something i never should have done. if she tried taking -- taking custody of the boys, i would take the boys and run away with them." and he was beating himself up about that. and i, of course, said, "probably half of all the people who've gotten a divorce that have kids involved have said something similar." >> reporter: bobby was learning things about vashti he'd never k

. >> reporter: that's lori's brother alex cox, captured on police body cameras after shooting and killing his estranged brother-in-law charles vallow. kay believes her brother was ambushed. >> reporter: did charles ever tell you he was afraid of lori? >> yes. oh, absolutely. >> reporter: the loss of her brother was compounded by the fact that he and lori were also the guardians of kay's grandson, jj. >> jj's my biological grandson via my son. and charles is my brother. so charles and lori adopted jj, and at that point they let us maintain a grand parent's role., communication with jj became sparse. >> she never would respond to anything, texts, e-mails nothing. >> reporter: she moved to orll captured what is thought to be the last known image of jj playing outside with a friend she has been unable to face time with jj since augus w in november. when police went to lori's home they discovered not only was jj missing but so was tylee. authorities allege chad and lori told a series of lies. chad acted though he didn't know lori well. he didn't know her phone number according to the affidavit

. >> reporter: eight-year-old avey cox's father passed away over the holidays. >> i've been wanting to go for a long time. my dad couldn't take me. >> reporter: avey's mom, angela. >> i mean, i'm truly grateful for nick. because he definitely provided a bright spot in our-- in our crazy month we had before. >> reporter: with the help of her mom and a family friend, avey picked out the perfect dress. >> and i believe they went through about 10 dresss, and the one avey wore i think is the last one. she had her heart set on the last one. >> reporter: officer harvey showed up in his police cruiser nape posed for pictures. another officer ordered a limo to take them to a dance. you have ever been in a limo before? >> no. >> reporter: what night? >> getting to dance with him. >> reporter: that made him smile. were you happy you got to go? >> yes. >> reporter: would you go again do you hope he will ask you again. >> yes. >> reporter: do you feel like you can count on him? >> uh-huh. >> i can count on her, too. >> reporter: and his gesture may already be having an impact. so you want to be a p

this is a bunker but this has a like a 4 cox gun vault door inside it has the name of the guy's ranch and you come down the stairs and it has a mud room as well say i ever one of my bunkers has a place to shower and decontaminate before entering the bunker. the shelters we make today are identical to the shelters made for john f. kennedy is. right now the people who are buying bunkers are not the liberals as the conservatives the conservatives are buying the bankers they're buying the guns they're buying the food they're buying the image that the left is and buying anything because they figure they have the police and the military and they're kind of crazy to begin with anyway if we could end up in a civil war number 2 in america it would start today it would happen the problem we can't is because we're all intermingled so it's a war of words on the news and media but this country needs to break up and people need to go to the side that the we need to split this country. this is mine this is mine. just can't teach english and his mind was full. loaded and ready and indeed. this is min

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president nixon's grandson, christopher nixon cox. [applause] >> ladies and gentle men, welcome to the nixon library and welcome to this beautiful replica of the east room. i am christopher nixon cox, board member here at the nixon foundation as well as the grandson of the 37th president, richard nixon. [applause] it is really my honor and pleasure to have you here at the library today. i am so happy to welcome you to the library. i see a lot of new faces in the crowd today which makes me really excited and i see young faces and the crowd which means we have a lot of young conservatives. [cheering and applause] that is great to see and i really encourage all of you after the event today to walk around the library and it is one of my favorite places for obvious reasons but one of my favorite places in the world and i think the birth place is beautiful and we just have redone a lot of the exhibits in the library so a lot of new stuff to see and of course if you come back you can visit the archives and do research into my grandfather's p

cox says it will automatically upgrade internet packages to a faster speed if your internet connection is feeling slow, take the devices you're not using off of the wi-fi and no streaming entertainment or video games when you're trying to get work or homework done and you can always call your internet provider to see if they'll up the speed for you lester >> some good advice there. thank you, jo ling >>> in the middle of the crisis, three states held democratic primaries. joe biden sweeping them all. andrea mitchell with that. >> reporter: with coronavirus fears looming large, advisers say bernie sanders is deciding whether to end his campaign after joe biden swept florida, arizona and illinois tuesday polls showed voters in those states overwhelmingly trusted biden over sanders to handle a crisis in what could be the last in-person primaries this year. democrats pressing for mail-n balloting for the rest of 2020 sanders clearly annoyed when asked by reporters if he is dropping out. >> i'm dealing with a [ bleep ] global crisis. right now i'm trying to do my best to make sure we don't

samuel cox runs five factories in the southern province. of guangdong.e typically spends more than half the week in mainland china, but now that freedom is severely restricted. >> translator: when i complete procedures on the mainland and get back to hong kong, i have to go into isolation. >> reporter: for two weeks, he needs to take his temperature twice a day and report it to the authorities. even after the quarantine period, he continues to rely on video conferencing. with his staff on the mainland. but in the end he has no choice but to go to the factories in person to sign papers or make inspections. another line of quarantine awaits on his return to hong kong. >> translator: i need to meet my staff face to face to make important decisions for the company, even for projects that have already been approved as well as when changes are needed. >> reporter: small and mid-sized businesssses worry about what happens next. >> translator: some of our customers are demanding that factory owners move part of their production bases to somemewhere like southeas

and uncle alex cox. cbs news was the first to report that the focus is now on the park. fbi agents are asking tourists for help, hoping someone may have seen this truck or the kids in yellowstone on september 8th. the last known image of 7-year-old j.j. came a week later, back in idaho. j.j.'s grandparents, larry and kate woodcock, first reported the kids missing. police in idaho say vallow repeatedly lied about her children's whereabouts. she and her new husband flew to hawaii alone, ignoring a court order to produce tylee and j.j. after her arrest, vallow refused to reveal what happened to the children. kay woodcock will come face to face with vallow in an idaho courtroom. what do you want to hear from her? >> where they are. that's all. that's all. that's all we ever asked for. >> reporter: the fbi has opened their mobile command center here in rexburg as they continue to build their case. they're looking through a trove of digital evidence and say lori vallow's adult niece is now cooperating with this investigation, including handing over her computer. jonathan vigli

. >> reporter: eight-year-old avey cox's father passed away in january. >> i've been wanting to go fors p another officer ordered them a limo to take them to the dance. what was your favorite part of the night? >> getting to dance with him. >> reporter: what's the lesson you learned out of this? >> don't take anything for granted. enjoy your kids. appreciate their childhood. appreciate their innocence because they're not going to be young forever. >> reporter: and his gesture may already be having an impact. so you want to be a police officer. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: why? because of nick? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, van buren, arkansas. >> and that's the overnight news. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and, of course, "cbs this morning." from the cbs tudev yostudios in washington, d.c., i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm tom hanson. voters in 14 states went to the polls in a super tuesday primary election that's already shaking up the race

. >> speaking of which we have some breaking news out of the fed on repo jeff cox, we'll hear the latest reporter: in response to some market demand, it's increasing the amount of repo operations that is going to be conducting it's taking those overnight repo operations, that top limit from $150 billion to $175 billion it's keeping in the two-day repo limit of $45 billion and it's adding a one-month term repo operation that is going to be up to at least $50 billion for those operations this is pretty important development. something the market has been looking for. the fed made this announcement earlier in the week taking the overnight repo from 125 to $150 billion. adding this repo operations at what the market is wanting and they're extending it they were supposed to wrap up on thursday we're going to april 13th as part of the market demand for liquidity. >> jeff, thank you very much jeff cox let me go back to you, tom, there's liquid i dity issues it's interesting that people don't want to stick their necks out here, at all will the fed move help >> probably helps in the margins. i th

on her 13 acres and see how she rehabilitates cox eagles hours and. barbara has the best success rate in the country with raptors and the reason she has such an success she feeds biologically appropriate all wrong living mice rabbits rodents to those animals to be able to help the body recover from injury. so when i went to veterinarian school years later and i sat to these nutrition course. and when they gave me the laminated chart that told me what food i should feed with what disease process things did. before i went to vet school i worked for years in zoo medicine. the most important thing i think i learned from that is every species has its own requirement teach species must eat what it is supposed to eat it's developed evolved to have a specific diet that keeps it healthy. each animal has its own biologic requirement for certain nutrients a species appropriate diet for worms is dirt and a species appropriate diet let's say for hummingbirds would be nectar if you can't feed earthworms nectar and you can feed hummingbirds dirt both of those animal

related issues i've reported extensively on the plight of the rain god and many times of those camps in cox's bazar bangladesh and i'm here. bring repeatedly these past few weeks from refugees in those areas who are terrified about the toll that covert 19 could take on their population refugees in other parts of the world also extremely worried is the international community doing enough to protect these vulnerable communities and if not what should they be doing there's no question that refugee and displaced populations particularly those living in overcrowded and under-served camps are at a particular risk for 2 reasons one they live in a confined environment they live very very close together and often in conditions that hygiene and sanitation are difficult to to maintain we we've seen how this virus has spread on cruise ships where people are put together even in luxury situations imagine how fast that disease will spread in and a camp where people are pushed together and where hygiene and sanitation is very difficult to deliver 2nd reason i'm concerned and others my colleagues with the p

cox comb is worried that fewer than one in 4 restaurants will be able to come back after the crisis youthis point the more. >>this is it doesn't matter if your the best of the down the street everybody is in fact getting into their weight. >>in the meantime frederico is holding out hope and helping box and sell bottles of wine to those who appreciate his knowledge in his effort. and they are taking some i see some some takers but get through in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >>another casualty of the coronavirus the gilroy garlic festival it's not going to be happening this year organizers announced the cancellation saying that given the unprecedented national emergency that we face you know they had to put the health and well-being of the community for so no festival of this year they were looking forward to putting it on in the wake of last year's mass shooting which left 3 people dead and 17 others injured they were hoping to use it as a way to show that the community was bouncing back but again they're going to have to postpone it because of a cancel it out right because