laughing at them i just sometimes i am but i stand up and whimper that the general thinks he can for gemma culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics that he is thinking the future of the country guy not. yet needed to be taken his grandmother day out to meet us it's all about. bob i might show join me for me and jenna sunday to be a. post. they were forced into a nameless mass. of their bodies mere tools of. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. to describe something for power and profit plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence. the slave system created the greatest planned accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time. this is the journey back into the history of slavery the thing will truly be making progress when we all accept the used to have slavery as all of our history. our documentary she slavery routes starts march 9th on g.w. . pick up the. slack . so this is good a way to use life for a whirlwind of border crisis tells us of migrants makes their way to europe after turkey opens its borders but many of them are met with t

gemma know it because robotics when he was a prototype for a new generation of humanoid robots the remote controlled android has already stored in 4 years you were doing speeches and university lectures if you grew hopes his robot clone will help him find out more about what's human presence really means and he wants to get to know himself better to do. the. most important things were before me was in the way i have created in my copy then i don't understand the mice have i cannot have the objective views about them i say i don't know that my pace and my behaviors and my voice right through the entire show i can understand myself so that kind of you know the finding was that very important for me robotics when to help you understand yourself better mazing but to many if you girls and was just plain creepy there's even a technical term for the eerie feeling humanoid robots provoke uncanny valley is clearly visible in this graphic the uncanny valley theory states that when a robot looks too human people are repulsed but to ensure a positive interaction we. you must feel comfortable with hum

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out of the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and women haven't been think the control gemmaculture of looking at the stereotypes clad in you think the future of the country that i not. needed to be picked for this drama day out. it's all that a bomb i make jokes join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. . post. there i'm david and this is climate change is it sex. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. news live from berlin a growing humanitarian and political process that took these borders with the european union. place of used tear gas and water cannon to drive back my concept one crossing point thousands of people pushing towards the border the 57. migrants from trying to breach that. and drawing on need a new lease on fewest peace treaties with the afghan taliban but the cracks beginning to appear in the deal. after.

them well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whimper them and receptive and thanks even for gemma culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here think the future of the country that i now long time. needed seems to get his grandmother there just it's all about. my my job join me to meet the germans on the w. . post. is free to any it is full of surprises moved on. to some steps along the way the footsteps of the great britain insurance for learning most countably strict player. play 3 times longer but still very much alive. to specialise in germany. recognizing where exactly. what i learn a lot of our culture history and. still travel extremely worth a visit. places . this is g.w. news lar from berlin up to 70 percent of people in germany will be infected with the coronavirus in our 1st comments on the outbreak chance arkham arkell says the country must slow the spread of the disease to prevent the health systems from being overwhelmed. also coming up joe biden strengthens his position as a front runner in the us democratic presidential race after winning big primaries

i am after actor chchris t the manager gemma says her organizizion is mamaking available fifty bilillion dollas in emergency funding including ten billion in interest free loans for the poorest countries here she is. what we are wrestltling with ease. uncertainty and that dedefines our p projections which at this point. leaders to stated that global grorowth in twenty twenty we'll deep deep below its last year's levels. i'm checking in on the markets wall street surged on wednesday following the surprise strong showing by centrist democrat joe biden yesterday's super tuesday primaries health care stocks leading the way as the sector frets over the single payer program of biden's main rival bernie sanders and now into the day up over four and a half percent s. and p. five hundred and the nasdaq not too far behind. european indexes also gained as expectations grow for action from the europopean central bank in the coming days over the coronavirus crisis london's footsie one hundred end of the day up nearly 8% and a half second here in paris up around a percent in third the frankfurt d dax

which so many depend on tips, mgm is getting criticism, let me get to that, for paying its former ceo gemma and who is stepping down, $32 million in severance and incentives to accelerate his exit from the company. they said it did so in order to make way for executive to lead las vegas largest casino operator, they needed to get somebody in there, before the drama not mentioned anybody. the exact wording of the stimulus package that is coming out, does not specifically bar companies that receive federal aid from pain things like parachute pacifically. you can expect a little bit of criticism to come their way, let me just say overall, some of the dividend be strictures, after any company is getting the loan and they have to have repaid that loan. it provides that the guarantee, once it's no longer standing, then they can start doing things like payout, common stock shares and get the ceo that financial incentive. let me get to general electric, this is the industrial company ge which makes jet engine, this is in play when it comes to the airlines, they can benefit from the stimulus plan an

gemma says closing schools will not help, you can't keep your kids locked inside.weeks until the easter holidays. keep your messages coming in. you can message us on twitter or send us an e—mail. let's talk now to dr margaret harris in geneva, she's a spokesperson for the world health organisation, and two people in the quaratined area of italy: elisabetta fermo — she's a consultant living in como in the italian lakes, and luize bankovica — 23 —year—old design assistant living in milan. plus i'm joined by laura fleming, she's from birmingham — she and eight others are stuck in northern italy and waiting to see if they can fly home. dr harris, i wonder if you agreed with our guest from the european centre for disease prevention and control saying that the uk has just a short time to start in preventing distancing preventions? social distancing preventions? social distancing is certainly the tool that has shown itself to be the most effective when dealing with this outbreak. the chinese have shown us that it can be done. they have gone from a horrendous outbreak, see

joining me in the studio is gemma tetlow, chief economist for the institute for government.s this morning from the bank of england. what do you think of these packets announced, will it benefit the way mark carney hopes it will, businesses and individuals as they try to navigate whatever may happen with the coronavirus outbreak? —— these packages. it has been increasingly clear this is a day to think about how does government broadly defined support for the economy through the shock of corona and it is quite significant. we have seen the bank of england move with policy action on the same day we are expecting to see fiscal policy action announced. monetary policy is limited in what it can do because interest rates are already so low and ina interest rates are already so low and in a sense, the particular type of economic shock we have got from coronavirus where people are being told to stay at, stay away from the places they would normally spend money means that normal transmission mechanism for cutting the interest rate, which makes people feel rich and puts more money in t

this is gemma. is thought to enter through your nose, mouth, mucous membranes and enters through cells into your respiratory tract. as we heard from kaylee, the symptoms can range head to toe, from headache, body aches. you can have a mild cough, and you can have a fever or not have a fever. it can be low grade or high grade, and you can have symptoms in the chest like chest pain, shortness of breath, and fatigue is really common. i have to underscore here. these symptom, you don't have to have all of them. you can have just one of them, and it could be so mild that six months ago, you would have pushed right through this. now we need to have our radars up. think of this, you know, top of list and isolate as much as possible because as kaylee said, the testing there is not just as widespread as it should be, so assume that you have had it and isolate yourself if your symptoms are mild. >> all right, doc. thank you so much for that. really appreciate it. george? >>> and coming up, tom brady, he's lea

last question, gemma slattery, i would like to know if creditors such as mortgage companies or creditet. where mortgage lenders are forced to give people mortgage holidays. i'm not saying that won't happen in the future. we are not there yet. some of them have said they will give people mortgage holidays on a case—by—case basis, for instance, natwest, tsb, for two to three months. so that's good. i think people need to be slightly warned about this. it doesn't mean you're never going to have to pay that money. it means it is going to be put off to a later date. so those few months of interest and principal... they were recalculated after three months and your payment will go up slightly to compensate from the fact you have had a holiday. simon, thank you. we will have another round of your questions at 3:30pm. a civil servant has alleged that alex salmond, the former scottish first minister, started a sexual assault by telling her to "get on the bed". she was giving evidence on the fourth day of mr salmond's trial. he's accused of 14 sexual assaults against ten women, and denies all t

i yield back and ask à >> gentleman from maryland reserve, gemma from texas recommends christmas or speakerery proud to yield two minutes to the leading republican on the homeland security committee, the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers. >> gentleman from alabama is >> thank you mr. speaker for some arise today in support of our efforts to defeat this deadly virus. this bill will help people that are hurting because of this topic. for those from rural districts like mine our hospitals cannot handle the onslaught of patients. hospitals in my district face a situation that's dire and been in my 18 years in congress. the capacity just isn't there. before covid-19 outbreak most hospitals in alabama's third congressional district is operating on less than one third profit margin. this bill helps the rural hospitals by enabling them to buy essential supplies, build needed infrastructure for broadband and telehealth and keep cash flowing so they can patients. the men and women of the department of homeland security interact with Ãdaily they are putting themselves in harm's way with this deadly c

gemma abbott, from the free periods campaign, is in our london newsroom.d with a sense of why did it take so long? definitely, i remember going home to devon once and my best friend‘s mum came down the stairs and said i like your petition and i campaigned when i was your age. literally generations have been campaigning and it has taken so long for them to be listened to. it is about the turbo of people not talking about or listening to things about periods. it is not the muggy, it is only 80p offa it is not the muggy, it is only 80p off a packet, but the principle that they were graded as a luxury item —— a few they were graded as a luxury item —— afewp they were graded as a luxury item —— a few p off they were graded as a luxury item —— afewpoffa they were graded as a luxury item —— a few p off a packet. a symptom of wider sexism, the fact women aren‘t in decision—making rooms and politics and to poverty, the turbo, isa politics and to poverty, the turbo, is a symptom. director of the three periods campaign —— the turbo. —— three periods —— it is great fo