also wanted to get inside to stand by go ahead gabrielle and. ok i want to i don't want to save 80 percent of the imported new case as a were because of the changes that can mean but also the other 20 percent was from the florina so we can truly totally wrote rule out that before i was going to contribute to the anklet cases so it all went down though the foreigners were being toasted for corn as well. yeah so it's not only the chinese. but also the foreigners gov that's why they were being to. ok yeah you know gabrielle i want to ask you what is it like just as a black woman living living and will hardly even before all this happened just what is your day to day life feel like to you i miss lee you always feel like a stranger when you looked at weird when you get on the subway no one wants to sit next to you or someone comes up their nose so it's you know it's but you get used to it but it's strange it's a strange feeling that you can get used to it's not or but this is the way to it's going down not all being destroyed is creamy to discriminat

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and overnight search for gabriel wortman led police toa number of for gabriel wortman led police to a on fire. they asked people to stay indoors, as to the government's believed location online and said he may be wearing a royal canadian mounted police uniform despite not being employed by the service. the canadian parameter began his regular briefing on coronavirus to focus on the shooting. before we get started i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia. i know we have been watching this on the new. my hearts go out to everyone affected and what is a terrible situation. i want to think the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter they notified people of the car's registration. and then just before midday on sunday, police inform people that following a car chase, gabriel wortman was dead. they added as his victims we re dead. they added as his victims were killed across nova scotia, authorities were still t

gabriel, thank you. to come on al jazeera, after clashing in recent weeks over there coronavirus response, new york's governor mead's donald trump to discuss -- meets donald trump to discuss ramping up testing. the coronavirus pandemic puts virgin australia into administration. ♪ ♪ >> the weather remains bright and breezy across northern parts of europe. very different story further south. we've got two areas of low pressure swirling away. we have seen heavy rain recently into the northeast of spain. that will drive its way further eastward. heavy rain across southern parts of france into central and southern parts of italy. further north, dry. not too bad on the temperatures. sea,ng across the north taking tempter's back to 18 celsius. 24 celsius for paris. 19 celsius in madrid. it will brighten up in madrid in the next few days. much of spain will see more in the way of sunshine. lively showers to central parts of the mediterranean. showers will affect the far north of africa, particularly around north

did a deep dive on mr hu as well and figured out that gabriel was not his son and was in fact julian son so george why all of this. well now when the history of the united states empire comes to be written and when it's all over it may be that this will achieve iconic status rather like nero fiddling i was wrong burned all the the partiers in pompei before. the book in or are up to it is semino. must represent the lowest form of spying that the united states has ever been involved in because it literally involved combing through the contents of the baby's nappy or diaper you call it and only when the company was informed that d.n.a. obtained from a nappy and the contents of a nappy would not succeed in a paternity case then hatched a plan to steal the baby's dummy its pacifier so that they could from the saliva there on a stop blish the child's d.n.a. i know i know that the united states doesn't like julian assange but didn't really hate them that much to require their agents to get so down and dirty because let's make no mistake about this mr maher outlays who's on trial now in spai

gabriel zucman joins me now.hat's exactly what i was just talking to sarah nelson about, the concept of how the money was going to get to the airlines was that taxpayer money was going to go in the form of a grant to the airlines to keep its payroll going. that money could not be used for increases in salary, not for executive compensation, not for stock buybacks, not for dividends. other countries have employed that model across the economic spectrum. >> yeah, and we think that's the right model. so last week 6.6 million workers filed for unemployment insurance. that's 10 million workers in two weeks. the unemployment rate goes to 10%. it might rise to as much as 20% or even 30%, and although unemployment is rising everywhere, in other countries it's not rising as fast as in the u.s. the reason why, predicting employment like the u.s. is supposed to be doing for the airlines but they're doing it -- these other countries are doing it for all sectors of the economy. just to give one example, in both the u.s. and i

tragically, others were not so fortunate, losing their lives at the hand of the gunman, gabriel wortman community. some of the people have said she's a beautiful person and her smile lit up a room, you know? and just how caring she was and she was so sweet and always had a goofy humour. people in nova scotia have paid tribute to the fallen, leaving flowers, flags and signs outside this police station. but while people stopped to remember, officers continued to look for answers. why did 51—year—old gabriel wortman, man who owned a denture clinic, dress as a police officer, get into a marked police car and begin killing innocent people? wortman was killed after being intercepted by officers at a petrol station in enfield, about 92 kilometres south of portapique. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, said his government was on the verge of introducing bans for assault—style weapons before the coronavirus outbreak. the pandemic will prevent us from mourning together in person. but a vigil will be held virtually to celebrate the lives of the victims at 7pm on friday through the facebo

city that never sleeps they return to that might take a while gabriel is around 0 al-jazeera their york. times a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the number of people killed by corona virus across the united states has exceeded 40000 new york state accounts for nearly hoffa say talent is but it reported another drop in daily deaths on saturday and he has been monitoring the president's daily briefing from miami he says donald trump's reassurance is the not much the situation on the ground at this point he's repeating the same points over and over again saying look we're testing more than any other country we have manufacturing more ventilators than a needed we've built more hospitals that are needed but when you look at the picture on the ground particularly in states like new york and louisiana and even here in florida where the corner virus is yet to peak those kind of. posturings from the president don't really aren't really grounded in reality the death toll in new york may be dropping but from 700 in a day to 500 a day is still a rendez at least 16 people have been k

gabriel wortman owned a company that may dentures and officials say they still do not know why he did it. >> countless families are in morning today and the impact of this incident will stand from one end of the province to the other. >> the massacre started saturday night when police went to his house on a firearms complaint and that is where they say they found the first victims both inside and outside his house police believe those victims were targeted and the others that followed were shot at random. after disguising himself as a police officer he was eventually killed in exchange of gunfire after stopping at a gas station near the halifax airport and royal canadian mounted police officer heidi stevenson was among those killed and canadian prime minister tweeting his condolences writing in part quote canadians across the country are morning with you and are here to support you through this tragedy. the last major mass shooting in canada was back in 1989 which killed 14 people and some say the loss of life could have been worse if not for the coronavirus lockdown. >> that place is

they located several casualties, but not the suspect, gabriel wortman.ce to a number of areas, including some where structures were on fire. they asked people to stay indoors, posted the gunman‘s believed location online and said he may be wearing a royal canadian mounted police uniform, despite not being employed by the service. the canadian prime minister began his regular briefing on coronavirus to focus on the shooting. before we get started, i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia. i know we've been watching this on the news. my hearts go out to everyone affected in what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notified people of the car's registration. and then, just before midday on sunday, police informed people that following a car chase, gabriel wortman was dead. they added, as his victims were killed across nova sc

they located several casualties, but not the suspect, gabriel wortman.where structures were on fire. they asked people to stay indoors, posted the gunman's believed location online and said he may be wearing a royal canadian mounted police uniform, despite not being employed by the service. the canadian prime minister began his regular briefing on coronavirus to focus on the shooting. before we get started, i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia. i know we've been watching this on the news. my hearts go out to everyone affected in what is a terrible situation. i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. police said the suspect was driving what appeared to be a police car before changing to another vehicle. on twitter, they notified people of the car's registration. and then, just before midday on sunday, police informed people that following a car chase, gabriel wortman was dead. they added, as his victims were killed across nova scotia, authorities were still trying to e

gabriel is on doe al-jazeera new york. president has ordered meat processing plants to stay open despite concerns of workers safety production was stopped in around 20 of the country's factories after many workers fell ill responding to warnings of a global meat shortage trump signed an executive order to reopen the plants you want to give companies legal cover in case employees catch coronavirus unions have criticised the president's decision saying it puts employees at risk brazil's president says he can work miracles to prevent coronavirus deaths in iraq dismissed questions about brazil's covert 19 cases a passing china's infections. the president had earlier described corona virus as a little flu he's called for businesses to open even if it allowed the contagion to spread countries reported more than 5000 deaths and over 73000 infections. i'm sorry what do you want me to do i am a senior but i don't do americans. chinese annual national people's congress which was delayed by 2 months because of the pandemic will now b

gabriel 1st of all are they tell some where the price stands for both the u.s. spend w.t.r. as well as the international benchmark brant maybe explain to viewers the difference between the 2 for those who want very familiar with all markets. yeah it's important to point out because not all oil is the same and not all oil costs the same amount of money or is being priced the same right now brant crude oil as oil it's used on the international market by 3 fourths of the world uses brant crude is really the benchmark international standard that's crude oil that comes excuse me from the from the north sea area then you have what's called w t or west texas intermediate that's american oil from texas north dakota and primarily louisiana as well it's a w t that's the one that has had this historic and unprecedented drop in price on monday and it's now going for about 9 dollars a barrel or so so it's gone up a little bit but it's still a century the price of to capture you know here in new york city if you will to put it in very simple terms in terms of brant crude that

gabriel they do swear that i will we'll and truly see we. will see. the country came to power as a freedom fighter. always be unsweet i don't believe in regard to your fears but. not in a 1000 years we have tried passive resistance in the past people got locked up people got shot everyone's rested their hopes and dreams for a new zimbabwe mugabe inspired a nation brutalized and tortured tens of thousands of people and one of his biggest legacy was that he would lead the country into economic disaster i think what that being destroyed everything that could have been just cried and said democratic society in zimbabwe. could have been the next nelson mandela. after more than 50 years of colonial british rule rhodesia known today as zimbabwe was pushing for independence from britain the british government was prepared to work towards this with the rhodesians but only on the basis of no independence before majority rule meaning britain would not recognise rhodesia as independence before a majority rule was implemented as opposed to rule by the white coloni

gabriel. that. i bet. to zimbabwe and. everyone. wins because of for the 1st time we had black majority to rule in the country to jim the power of a moment of national crisis and change with zimbabwe attained its independence and people vested their hopes and dreams that he would create this new fresh zimbabwe that would deliver for the people he brought home to nation that had suffered for a long time and. seen and he was a very charismatic leader. mugabe's rhetoric was exactly what the people of zimbabwe wanted to hear it mean floyd struggle to achieve political independence we must employ back political independence to achieve economic freedom most dictators inevitably are corrupt though they may initially try to act in the nation's interests power always crops so in the case of gabi he started off investing in education in health care in infrastructure. everyone vested their hopes and dreams for a new zimbabwe and dictators exploit vulnerabilities so you have somebody like me gabi who splits the end of colonialism and brings in

city moving in times of a pandemic even if it means risking their own health and maybe even life gabriel's on doe. new york. almost sports around the world has been suspended u.s. baseball has to found a way to honor the career of one of its most important players on line on this day 947 jackie robinson became the 1st african-american to play in a major league game traditionally on this day all players across all teams where a number $42.00 jersey made famous during robinson's career this year though the league is hosting a series of online events using the hash tag jacki 42 what little is the c.e.o. of black sports online he told us why robinson's legacy is still so important. integration was not something that happened in a in a lot of industries not to mention you know sports and i think what happened was the fact that jackie robinson just did not play or get an opportunity is that he played well he was the rookie of the year that here at the could show old people that african-americans are basically you know equal in sports in other things and he made it easier full other teams to now

gabriel . it was euphoria in the country independence. finally. free and people were free to do what they wanted and they really hoped and national news toward their promises. but while the black population were enjoying new opportunities cracks were already forming within the political sphere there is a lot of current between certain members of your party and his party. are the people that we don't have. existing. i spoke with hostility towards he. invited him to join my government to do. the tensions myriad zimbabwe's divided political allegiances. just ruin como's. lost the political battle in parliament against robert mugabe's zanu faction but in his massive billy homeland and come over support was challenged and captured weapons showed that some followers of a coma went prepared to accept the on easy status quo. oh my. to secure the loyalty of both his rivals and people mugabi focused his attention on building up the army . life in the regular army will be quite different to that in the guerrilla units. about 25000 guerrillas have so far been

well gabriel this isn't the 1st time governor cuomo has made a desperate plea for how the u.s. president's answered one of those calls and dispatched the navy hospital ship in response is not helping at all well we don't quite know yet but there's a little bit of controversy with that ship as you recall it was the navy ship called the comfort that was sent to new york harbor last week last friday that giant giant ship the we all saw images of it's one of 2 essentially floating hospitals it has a capacity for about 750 beds for and then 750 patients and that's what it is supposed to be used for but as of now we think that all we think that our patients that are on there are just a little bit over 20 so yes yourself why well that ship ship was intended to be for non coronavirus patients to clear out hospital beds for coronavirus patients in new york here's a problem though with nobody on the streets very few people driving crime down there just aren't a lot of people going to the hospital in new york or people getting sick for anything other than coronavirus so there's just not a

after it began trading it's still trading about 2 percent that down well let's speak to al jazeera as gabriel in the zone the who's in new york for us gave rubin tracking the values of the u.s. and international benchmarks where do they stand now. not very good quite frankly the plunge in oil prices really continues what we have on the air the west texas intermediate that's the u.s. benchmark that's selling for about $12.00 a barrel now it was about 2 dollars a barrel earlier it's been growing up to about $12.00 a barrel is roughly where it stands right about now brant crude the international benchmark standard for oil that is about $1000.00 a barrel now it's important to point out just taking a step back for a 2nd if you will not always the same we should differentiate between the 2 you have a u.t.i. which is as i mentioned west texas intermediate is what it's called and that's the american benchmark that's oil that comes from texas louisiana and north dakota and then of course you have the texas from the oil from the north sea that's brant crude that is really the international standard use

is on the in new york what did we see happen on the oil markets on tuesday then gabriel. well the oil plunge really continues u.s. oil is now about $13.00 a barrel that's what it closed at that's the w.t.r. the west texas intermediate as it's called that's different from brant crude which brant crude of course is the international benchmark that's about $1000.00 a barrel so we're watching both of these closely but it's really the markets here in the u.s. who are really watching that the u.s. or oil so closely and that's what essentially went from 0 or less than 0 on monday depending on how you want to look at it barely $13.00 a barrel so things aren't really getting much better. in terms of both of those oils the. the american oil of course is coming from texas louisiana mostly and north dakota and that's the oil that can really help it was mentioning there with donald trump with that tweet that came just about half an hour after the new york city stock exchange opened with the opening bell this morning that tweet that came out said he was going to you know help or oil pr

actor gabrielle of 90210 fame is president of sag aftra representing working and now many out of work actors. she says social distancing on-set will be difficult. >> the way the shows are written, the way the shows are shot, the way -- >> reporter: the actors interact? >> everything. it's going to be all different. >> reporter: and, in turn, it's going to change what people see on the screen. >> it will change wha they s on the screen, what stories are going to be told. >> reporter: some states are going to allow movie theaters to reopen this week. but we spoke with amc and cinemark. they're going to wait until some of the summer blockbusters arrive. >> that waste hollywood. and that is the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the cbs news studios in washi ton, d.c., i'm jeff pegues. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, one million cases. a sobering milestone as america begins to reopen. >> every day, i think maybe today is the day the nightmare will be over, but it's not. >> o'donnell: dr. anthony fauci's warning to states about d alifora's gornons too so

gabriel nos explica. gabriel: buenas tardes.no de ellos. estamos en el oeste de la ciudad. la gente comenzÓ a venir desde las 6:30 horas de la maÑana en sus automÓviles para llevar un paquete de mascarilla y hacer frente a esta pandemia. en acatar esta disposiciÓn que, por cierto, ha sido polÉmica en la ciudad y en el condado podrÍan enfrentar las personas hasta $1000 en multa. esta la tienen que portar mayores de 10 aÑos. la recomendaciÓn es que cada persona traiga puesta esta mascarilla o cubrebocas por cuestiones de seguridad. esa es mi principal meta. eso ha generado un poco de polÉmica. una meta que, por cierto, se logrÓ con mucho Éxito para hacer frente a la pandemia que nuestra regiÓn de houston ha dejado 8352 casos positivos de coronavirus, 152 muertes. 2572 personas, afortunadamente, ha logrado recuperarse. es el reporte. regresamos con ustedes. jorge: muchas gracias. la doctora principal asesora de el presidente donald trump para la pandemia ha dicho que, seguramente, tendremos medidas de distanciamiento social a lo la

jorge: gabriel terciado, de univisiÓn, canal 35 nos explica. 7:00 a 8 para una familia. esto los ayuda en este momento tan difÍcil es que estÁn pasando. este nacimiento se estarÉ afectando martes y jueves, en abril y mayo. quieren pedirle a usted su apoyo a travÉs de donaciones en su propia pÁgina para aquellos garanticen que mÁs trabajadores de la industria reciban este tipo de apoyo. jorge: gracias. antes de terminar queremos felicitar a nuestro doctor, por haber sido escogido para el perfil de lÍderes de divisiÓn de la cadena univisiÓn. marÍa: todos los shows de nuestra cadena, estamos muy orgulloso de lo que usted ha hecho aquÍ, de cÓmo ha trabajado por sus pacientes vencidos, que no los conoce, que lucha por sus pacientes. jorge: sobre todo, juan, escribiste algo en las redes de que hay que tener mucho cuidado al hablar en medio de la pandemia. juan: eso creo que ha sido lo mÁs en lo que me enfocado, mÍ la gente me pregunta quÉ es lo que mÁs has hecho en esta pandemia, y la respuesta ha sido sencilla, no es hablar, sino leer, educar, porqu

. >> one of the victims was heidi stevenson, a 23-year-old mounted fleece veteran. 51-year-old gabriel wortman was killed after a long manhunt. police still haven't confirmed how he died. >>> time is for: 03. california now has more than 31,000 the coronavirus cases and almost 1200 people have died. the bay area has more than 6300 cases, 199 people have died. 20 in san francisco. 50 in alameda county. in six bay area counties, you have to wear face masks and the public in out. alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, and san mateo counties. fremont also has a face covering order of its own it. you don't have to cover up if you're in your car, at home, or exercising outside, but you are urged and advised to carry a mask with you whenever you leave the house. >>> our time is for: 04. an entire community in marin county becomes the first in the nation to be everybody be tested for the coronavirus. these tests are free. organizers raise enough money to pay the cost. the tests will give researchers information about how white spread infections may have been and how many people already a

. >>> un reportaje de gabriel huerta de telemundo los Ángeles.r informados con las t noticia esa mÁs actuales sobre el coronavirus y otros temas puede suscribirse as noticias telemundo es muy fÁcil hacerlo solo envÍe un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticias al 44144 y asÍ de sencillo se mantiene al dÍa con la informaciÓn. y bueno vamos a una breve pausa pero al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa estos dias en casa pueden ser la oportunidad perfecta para inculcarle la lectura a niÑos. >>> desborde de un diseÑador en cuarentena para que la gente se quede en casa ♪ ♪ ♪ nuevo helado magnum doble caramelo con sal de mar. cuidadosamente hecho para que lo rompas helados magnum. cuidadosamente hecho para que lo rompas y merece el mejor cuidado una historia... la nueva fórmula de dove body wash... actúa con tu piel y la cuida por más tiempo. para que tu piel siga contando historias hermosamente dove body wash, cuidado duradero para la piel en la que vives. en metro, sabemos que mantenerse conectado es importante. ahorra con nuestro precio más bajo

gabriel: until a proven coronavirus vaccine is found, doctors will search for whatever might work.businesses in tokyo have been asked to close as japan scrambles to contain the coronavirus outbreak. the city's governor have been at loggerheads with the government which has been reluctant to impose measures that would hurt the economy. experts say that measures are not adequate and it could be too little, too late. we report from the japanese capital. reporter: rush hour in central tokyo. there is little sign of social distancing with most japanese companies working normally. that may change in the coming days as the country tries to reduce person-to-person contact by 80%. but the strategy of achieving that without a complete lockdown has left many experts skeptical in the space of escalating infections. >> the decision not to enforce downng shops and also shut some sort of transportation. without that measure, just asking people to stay at home is very weak. reporter: the state of emergency powers now allows tokyo and other large prefectures to ask people to stay-at-home until -- a

gabriel has composed beethoven 9 symphonic remakes a work for orchestra and electronics.for the german premier performed with the music eyes ensemble at the beethoven fest bon for coffee of himself is accompanying the orchestra on the sampler. i thought this is a really. risky day shows strangest thing to try and do support agreements but as i started by the highlands. not symphony he reminded me how powerful his influence is on the music the fellowship and a lot of the techniques and approaches he used particularly his climactic finales and his coders and the drama and the sense of energy and drive he had we find that in everywhere in specially in in dance music and electronic music in the lot of things that have just become part of our culture that actually we face they started in in but haven't symphonies. the beautiful region where i came into this world is still so beautiful and clear in my mind. i will regard this time as one that happiest in my life. bonds best known son has left an indelible mark on the former west german capital. look big fun beethoven was born h

it woke people up as far as san fernando and gabriel valley's. so far, there is no word if any damage or injuries are there. >>> that is good. 4:40 is the time. let's head over to steve paulson economy is not heading to the beach. >> i understand, it's nice for april. and will continue to get better patchy fog that everyone. temperatures are on their way up still night but saturday looks to be the warmest day with them maybe upper 80s and most inland location and 50s happening, nevada last of 30 at the middle payment, diablo northwest 17, not that strong but maybe some decent desk water temperatures have come down but could raise 52 and san francisco 54. little system to give us an brief, that fog will be back. if you want rain, go north east coast and bay, low to mid 80s and as temperature continue to march up and continue into thursday. friday, good friday saturday and fog coming back but cooler on your weekend and and david is 4:41, the shift towards mail in ballots even though election day is more than six months away covid-19 . they are doin

denuncian que nos reciben las medidas sanitarias en sus lenguas no cuentan con medicamentos pero gabriel una comunidad sanos >>> pero esto no los exhenta del peligro, el riesgo aumenta porque muchos migrantes regresan a sus pueblos para pasar la cuarentena y con los comerciantes que no pueden dejar de salir para vender sus mercancÍas >>> por eso crearon sus propios mÉtodos contra el covid-19, entrada de este lugar reparten desinfectantes y cubrebocas con sus propios recursos han conseguido termÓmetro y sus medicinas son las hierbas de la montaÑa >>> buscamos el lugar que queda como cuarentena >>> pero no es suficiente piden al gobierno mexicano que los escuchen y no los olvido >>> necesitamos que las autoridades nos ayuden a salvaguardar la vida de los hermanos y hermanas >>> porque todos valemos lo mismo el coronavirus no olvida >>> tambiÉn informamos que una parte de espaÑa vuelve al trabajo presencial a partir de hoy. son los empleados afectados por las respuesttricciones a las actividades no esenciales, ana pastor gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> muy buenas tardes nicole >>> los n

gabriel nos cuenta más. >> asa durante las últimas semanas .de nitrógeno de hasta 45% en algunos lugares. >> expertos dicenquecuando regresemos contaminantes. >> la solución está nuestros manos compromiso que tenemos. >> la casa blanca para sembrar un árbol con el presidente y la primera dama plantaron el nuevo árbol pársec es esperancita mesa. >> el pequeño arce traer algo mucho más grande. >> tech es parte de una iniciativa para sembrar 1 millón de árboles alrededor del mundo. gabriela telemundo. >> contenta. >> a ella le encanta cantar le encanta bailar, le encanta contar chistes todos los días está de buen humor, para ella no hay momentos desagradables. >> puesto la familia. >> posee enfermeras y trabajadores de la salud en el hospital de la península fueron recibidos con aplausos cuando salían de sus turnos de trabajo. >> el departamento de bomberos con administradores del hospital y agentes de san mateo expresaron su agradecimiento y los funcionarios de salud pública de california anularon directrices para caracterizar a esos trabajadores

gabriel prokofieff is an english d.j. and composer.he's the grandson of russian composer sergei prokofiev. gave rio has composed beethoven 9 symphonic we mix a work for orchestra and electronics. for the german premiere performed with the music eyes ensemble at the beethoven fest bon for coffee of himself is a company in the orchestra on the sampler. i thought this is a really. risky day shows strangest thing to try to survive. but as i started but her rooms. nights are for me he reminded me how powerful his influence is on the music of followers here and a lot of the techniques of approaches he used particularly his climactic finales and his coders and the drama and the sense of energy and drive we had we find that in everywhere in specially in in dance music and electronic music in the lot of things that have just become part of our culture that actually we still face play started in invite haven't symphonies. the beautiful region our i came into this world is still so beautiful and clear in my mind. i will regard this time as one th

. >> reporter: gabriel thompson taking a walk with his daughter. but it's not always easy or >>he sidewalks are narrow. >> reporter: the city of oakland has heard the complaints. >> we saw people getting too close to each other. >> reporter: starting this weekend, oakland is making more room for residents to social distance by shutting down more than a dozen streets across the city for cars. >> we want to make more room for people to walk around the block and do that in a manner where they won't be coming in contact with other people. >> reporter: the berry family likes the extra space. >> to beble to ride around someplace flat with no cars, it's a good thing. >> it's good for me, especially, because i didn't want to walk, and i didn't want to drive my truck. so i'll get on my bike and ride. >> reporter: in san francisco, reminders about keeping that six-foot distance are everywhere. despite that, we saw people on the embarcadero near the ferry bilding farmers market clearly not practicing social distancing. many people are getting a not so subtle

balacera en la provincia canadiense ante las autoridades indicaron que esas pechos identificada como gabrielal estÁ tratando a sus enfermos con terapias experimentales estÁn utilizando el plasma que tiene anticuerpos de los que ya se recuperaron del virus. felix: amÉrica latina supera los 100.000 casos de covid-19 y las muertes estÁn a punto de llegar a las 5000. brasil que tiene 200 100 millones de habitantes lidera la lista con casos con en mÁs de 38.600 y casi 2500 muertos. le siguen perÚ, chile, ecuador y mÉxico. esa cifra de casos sÓlo refleja una parte de la totalidad de contagios debido a las polÍticas dispares de los diferentes paÍses para realizar su diagnÓstico. arantxa: y a propÓsito de brasil, el presidente yahir ignorÓ las recomendaciones del pensamiento social por la pandemia. bolsonaro se pronunciÓ en brasilia frente a centenares de simpatizantes que se congregaron despuÉs de participar a una caravana de coches afuera de un cuartel del ejÉrcito y esto para manifestarse a favor de una intervenciÓn militar encabezada por el mandatario en los poderes legislativo y judicial. al re

. >> nickie gabriel said she will comply in the hopes it will speed the end of the pandemic. >> wishing this will all pass soon so everybody can go back to normal and see everybody's beautiful smiling faces. >> reporter: now, the mayor wants to make sure you don't rush out and buy 95 masks, but anything like this homemade mask my mother made or scarf or bandanna will meet the ordinance, she wants to get the city out of crisis mode as soon as she can >> thank you, andrea. in san jose nurses are making a controversial plan for services. they are standing safely apart outside the hca's regional medical center. the center plans to take away the services and instead send those patients to good samaritan. nurses worry that will put thousands at risk, especially during pregnancy. >> that's about 15 miles away and this is a small town, 15 miles doesn't seem to be much, but where we live, that could take up to 45 minutes and probably will get worse. and what a lot of people don't realize is we don't know if that baby inside mom will have 45 minutes to live. >> the facility says the decision has

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julio: a pesar de su optimismo, gabriel no pudo ocultar que la pandemia estÁ complicando su meta de recibirorma de cuando mucho estudiante inmigrantes se transfieraen este semestre por el otro que vienen y cÓmo vamos a pagar nuestros estudios. julio: los jÓvenes enfrentan esta aguda crisis econÓmica y de salud justo cuando la suprema corte de justicia tendrÁ que decidir si conservarÁn el programa que actualmente les ofrece un permiso de trabajo y los protege de la deportaciÓn. en los angeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. jorge: un modelo de pronÓstico que usa la casa blanca sugiere que los estados deberÍan esperar mÁs tiempo para reabrir sus actividades de forma segura. el modelo de instituto de mediciÓn y evaluación de la salud indica que esos estados deberÍan esperar hasta el 8 de junio para relajar la medida de distanciamiento social. sugiere que entonces podrÍa considerarse la reapertura que se han aumentado las pruebas de coronavirus, la detecciÓn de contagio y el confinamiento. ilia: carolina del sur dice que no pondrÁ en riesgo a estudiantes y maestros en las escuelas. el gobernador de e

in mexico city gabrielle says he fears for his son even as they both tuck into tackle use. by me that it i try to get him to do exercise but unfortunately right now he can't go but it's very very brave writing for those who are overweight as we're going through this outbreak. in little sioux the country consumes more outre processed food than any other in latin america and a massive 300000 people die every year from illnesses associated with diet. to put that into perspective it's 9 times the amount killed during last year's record levels of gang fueled violence. now the coronavirus and that slow burning obesity epidemic coming together there's a word for that says health expert simone buckhead a sin damage and one that mexico has prepared for. $100.00 our particular problem is that we have less resources and contra which is very highly populated one of the thin highest in the world without the resources of other countries and with these join epitome of obesity and other chronic illnesses to get it we coded stuff at the result. got far less intensive care beds per capita th

>> so, first of all, let me go back to something that gabriele said i think the beige book report gives us kind of this grim confirmation of what we already knew in terms of this, this is going to be a pretty steep economic deceleration. there's a couple of things we will look through the beige book to get a best sense of first of all, in terms of labor market conditions, what do companies see going forward. those who haven't already laid off workers, what are they plans? and what will this do for investment spending. while the beige book gives us confirmation of what we see, we have to look through that in terms of what do we see happening next and going back to gabriella's point, when do we see this economic recovery process begin to take hold obviously, there are a lot of prep conditions that have to be met there first. first of all, we see the containment of the public health threat that's the most immediate issue. and then secondly, we need to see that the initiatives that are put in place by both fed as well as the federal government from both monetary and fiscal policy channels a

confronted him >> you been charged with several counts, including the robberies that occurred at gabrielrs, tumbleweed, the one that you were going to do at campbell's, and the murder of your soon-to-be ex-wife, brandy. >> reporter: josh was shown a graphic crime scene photo of poor brandy. >> this is what you are responsible for. this is what happened to your ex i'm willing to talk to you to get your side of the story if you're willing to talk to me. >> i think you're a good investigator but i'm going to have an attorney. >> okay. >> we're gonna do that. >> that's fine, josh. >> reporter: meanwhile, back in zanesville, police surrounded sirius underwood's car and arrested him. his interrogation didn't last long. >> you know why you're here? >> tell me. >> okay, we've had a grand jury, and you've been indicted. >> for what? >> aggravated murder, aggravated robberies, attempted robberies, weapon under disability, tampering with evidence, josh daniels was also arrested, and if josh is up there talking, i think it's the proper thing to tell you that you have the opportunity to tell me too.

gabriel's andro al-jazeera new york. u.s. president might pence's being criticized for not wearing a mosque during a visit to a medical center pens visited the mayo clinic in minnesota on tuesday the research center later said on twitter the vice president had been informed of the mandatory mosque policy between has since been deleted. nearly 70 people have died from corona virus at a care facility that cares for elderly veterans in the u.s. state of massachusetts another 160 residents and staff at the holyoke soldiers home have contracted the virus one blame staff shortages china's annual national people's congress which was delayed by 2 months because of the crown virus and then it will be held in 3 weeks on may the 22nd around $3000.00 delegates from across china will gather in beijing to pass legislation and unveil key economic targets for the year the event lasts about 10 days and is one of the country's most important political meetings. a large asteroid has flown past the earth the space rock the so called 9980 all 2 d