produce my colleague -- introduce my colleague from california, congressman gil cisneros. >> schools are starting to close my district as well. they're worried about -- you closed,en schools are so many of these children, one of my school districts has 70% on free anddents reduced lunch. they're worried about how they're going to be able to feed them. able tol is going to be allow us to be able to continue to do that. i've been talking with parents, closed. schools being now they're going to have to take time off of work so they can be there with their families. this bill with the paid family leave is going to allow them to do that, so they can continue to toe sure they're able support their families. the testing is so important right now, that we get this done. this bill is going to allow everybody to get a free test, populations,e whether they be children, senior citizens or aging veteran pinson, this test -- populations, this testing is going to enable us to go out there and make sure we know who is out there and who may test positive. this is a good bill that's to support the ame

gil thank you for joining us so what are the chances that this election will finally break israel's political deadlock. it's quite unlikely at this point benjamin netanyahu would have to pull off a very impressive victory he would have to get a majority for his right wing block excluding the people in the bloc that don't want to be the prime minister of it because of his corruption charges there's he's run a very smart campaign i've been following him around i've seen how his grassroots is very motivated but it's would still be extremely difficult it's remarkable that this is israel's 3rd general election in a year i mean what are voters saying are they fatigue that's entire process are they frustrated. you know i thought they were after the 1st election i wrote on the cover of my newspaper the day of the 2nd election lowest turnout ever expected and i was wrong the turnout on that of being relatively high it weighed almost 70 percent the turnout went up so while i definitely feel the fatigue of people we could end up having the same 70 percent turnout despite that because people re

karla: juliÁn gil ayuda a su yerno en la lucha contra el cÁncer.os] [cantan] [gritos] [aplausos] karla:sorpresa! karla: no sabes la odisea que por mandar tu pastel. estÁ inspirado en una fotografÍa tuya con tu familia. sabemos que para ti es la mÁs importante. francisca: tu deseo. alan: que salgamos la de esto. que sean muy felices. que podamos abrazarnos y besarnos. ojalÁ que podamos pasar esa pesadilla. karla: a la 1, a las 2 y a las 3 [aplausos] carlos: gracias te deseamos muy feliz cumpleaÑos. raÚl: bendiciones, te quiero. satcha: quiero mi pedacito. alan: esta es una obra de arte, no las voy a tocar. karla: te queremos mucho. vamos con satcha. a esta hora se disparan las alarmas sanitarias en california... autoridades locales estan preocupadas por el aumento autoridades locales estÁn preocupadas por el aumento acelerado de los contagios del coronavirus y la falta de suministros. algo que venimos viendo en las Últimas semanas. vamos con socorro cruz nos cuenta del reto que enfrentan. socorro: buenos dÍas. les hemos estado informando que carecen

before we get into all of that i want to bring in the jerusalem post chief political correspondent gil hoffman you had a very busy night you've been you've written to all schools this morning let's get into one of the things that you say one of the reasons that netanyahu had such a success in this particular election is stability voters what exactly all stability is stability voters are people who realize there's not a huge difference in the policies of likud and the blue and white party they want to see a government formed they are sick and tired of the political stalemate in israel we've got a caretaker government since december 2018 and so a lot of those people shifted at the last minute from blue and white and its allies to not to the aus likud and its satellite parties so what we're seeing now is this idea that it's all israel has always been about coalition building and trying to get enough seats to be able to form a government but right now you think that that may well slightly change and it may well be that the fact that defectors from other parties may will come and join netan

. >> reporter: ordinarily how long would it take to g of the antiviral remdesivir, gil yard sciences in california, is ramping up production for multiple trials in the u.s., asia and europe. the u.s. army is also testing the drug. with no proven treatments, hundreds of trials of different drugs are underway worldwide. researchers in the u.s. and china are investigating whether the common antimalarial drug chloroquin might inhibit the virus. they are testing a cocktail of antibodies to see if they can temporarily boost immune systems to fight the virus. us go through its n san diego is extensive library of existing drugs looking for antiviral compounds to send to labs around the world to test if any combination might prove effective in combatting the new coronavirus and quell the pandemic. >> i can't express to you the pressure i personally feel under. and i think the whole scientific community feels under. there's a great deal of responsibility in working towards a solution for this outbreak literally as it's happening. >> reporter: scottish-born kate broad rick is senior vice presid

his parents, alma and gil, got the news before he was born. what did you guys think when the doctors first told you? >> pretty scary. >> it was very emotional for us. we tried for our fourth child, and hopefully it was going to be a son. and when we learned it was a son and learned that he had a disability, it was quite emotional. >> all right, very good. >> reporter: brittle bone disease is just what it sounds like. alec's bones are so delicate, he can crack a rib even with something as simple as a sneeze. physical interpret like this helps, but there is no cure. >> 15 minutes? >> reporter: and does it hurt? >> no. >> your shoulder or up in here? >> no, it's been feeling really good lately. >> reporter: his long-time physician at shriners chicago is orthopedic surgeon smith. an expert in brittle bone disease. >> i'm healthy right now. right now we're staying away from dr. smith. [ laughter ] i got you. >> rep hik any other kid. he is into video games, and more recently, cars. in fact, he's going for his drivers license. >> myht turn, i drove

nublados con lluvia que continÚan en los 54, el panorama con esas temperaturas un poco mÁs al sur para giles, me refiero yo a que bueno, el frente pasa rÁpida. trae nieve en niveles arriba de los 4.000 pies de altura, siete dÍas de encierro, felicidades que ha estado de manera voluntaria contribuyendo por nuestra salud, vamos poco a poco por mÁs, ahÍ estÁn las 4 recomendaciones que reconoce son las mÁs importantes para nosotros debido a que son las que van a tener un efecto importante, prÓximos dÍas en la regiÓn, lluvias para nosotros y si sale mantÉngase con el paraguas, las temperaturas van a ser frÍas hasta el prÓximo jueves, para nosotros mientras tanto regresamos aquÍ donde como siempre digo mi casa es su casa, mantÉngase ahÍ adentro y tendrÉ detalles en el siguiente segmento. >> perfecto, regresamos mÁs tarde a tu casa, gracias, ahora vamos a ver cÓmo se encuentra el trÁfico en el area de la bahÍa, vamos a las imÁgenes desde el puente san mateo, regular trÁfico a esta hora de la tarde, es la imagen que vamos a tener que irnos acostumbrando los prÓximos dÍas, vamos a la altura de san

nos comentamos vÍa skype, con jennifer gil, de la asociaciÓn de enfermeras del paÍs.os para lo peor, en el hospital, ahorita estamos bien como estÁ controlado, pero cada vez, en cada ciudad es muy diferente, y lo que mÁs necesitamos es protecciÓn para enfermeros, enfermeras, y mÉdicos que estamos viendo los pacientes. dijese lo correcto, nosotros estamos buscando recursos para el ppe, las mÁscaras, los vestidos, protecciÓn para todos los mÉdicos que estamos viendo a los pacientes. borja: quÉ me podrÍa contar sobre los test, realmente estÁn llegando las pruebas a los hospitales de estados unidos, se estÁn haciendo? >> sÍ, estamos haciendo mÁs, primeramente era muy difÍcil de conseguir las pruebas, pero ccomo estamos haciendo en el vital, estamos haciendo una clÍnica afuera del hospital, para controlar los pacientes que vemos en el hospital. y asÍ, por medio de clínicas mÓviles, estamos tratando los pacientes que tienen sÍntomas. con eso podemos controlar a los pacientes que vemos, y hacemos las trabas que necesitamos para ver quiÉn tiene el virus, y quiÉn no. borja: po

the blue this are the brainchild of dr kim saying gil early designs were quickly put in service on march 10th the booth helped medical workers process patients 10 times faster than the traditional procedure. what you got you prior to the introduction of the system patients were treated in large negative pressure reims which take a long time to sterilize and ventilate it's inefficient and doctors and nurses had to meet people face to face and were nervous about exposure and tie it this physical separation is safe and then able to print examinations. dozens of hospitals in south korea and abroad have expressed interest in implementing a booth testing system although these prototypes are not scaled for manufacturing dr kim has shared his know how testing has been a key pillar to south korea's response to the corona virus outbreak seeking to flatten the curve and reduce the number of new cases without implementing a complete lockdown test kits manufactured here have been exploited to other countries to strengthen their response to the pandemic. drive through testing has also been an innovati

the last resort ll indicaten that, gil the facts, the totality of the facts, that there will, in fact, be biparsan support. 410 members of the house of representatives voted in favor of the nixon impeachment inquiry. it was virtually unanimous. four votes again it. so they just said the nation needs to take a very careful look at what present nixon did. >> but what strikes me, also, that, in the intervenin years since the nixon impeachment, congress has become, in many ways, less of an independent brch and less of a check on the executive branch. it is just less likely that you g democrats who side with republicans and republicans who side with democrats. you see more and more, increasingly since 1973, 1974,li part votes with nobody going to the other side. the moderate democrats and the moderate republicans are gone. >> well, my -- >> couldn't that be part of this? >> it may be part of it. that's a very broad perspective enon what's happened to thre politics of the country. but remember that at least in the president clinton situation, 31 decrats voted in favor of the impeachment inq

record when it comes to serving consumers or their workers for more we go to our truth bomb now let me gil. if you haven't found a way to capitalize off of this coronavirus pandemic are you really an american and i don't just mean that prick from tennessee who hoard it nearly 18000 bottles of hand sanitizer to sell online it marked up prices. the good news is he's being peer pressured to donate in the bad news is it's all going to his fellow tennessee resident kid rock who should have been bathing in pure oil for the past 20 years but who better to capitalize off of his pandemic than corporate america after president trump invited c.e.o. after c.e.o. after c.e.o. on stage so they could get a chance to show how their company plans to help shortly after shaking typhoid don's hand after the c.d.c. explicitly said to not do that. right ok i like that that's good but corporations are just like that terrible exboyfriend you've been tempted to tax during your corn team and that they are counting on a crisis to make you forget just how they were to you like adam schefter c.e.o. of the medical test

democratic party continue to worried about our race and how we get our message out to the people democrats gil cisneros and katie porter say they'll support whoever the democratic nominee is but both won their seats in traditionally republican districts in 2018 and both will likely have tough races in november. porter says any non traditional democrat at the top of the ticket has an extra burden to prove they can stay on message without isolating or turning off large swaths of the party, it's especially important for candidates like mike bloomberg and bernie sanders who have critiqued the democratic establishment and won the sanders ticket could make winning harder battleground districts like hers porter says she and her fellow democrats need to take ownership of their own races you should not be relying on any presidential candidate to be lifting up your message in your community that's really my job and my privilege, whoever the nominee is people get behind him around behind because it's. >>the important thing is to really trumpet offices narrow says for that reason california democrats will

records when it comes to serving consumers or their workers for more we go to our truth bomb now let me gil . if you haven't found a way to capitalize off of this coronavirus pandemic are you really an american and i don't just mean that prick from tennessee who hoard it nearly 18000 bottles of hand sanitizer to sell online it marked up prices the good news is he's being peer pressured to donated the bad news is it's all going to his fellow tennessee resident kid rock who should have been bathing in pure oil for the past 20 years. but who better to capitalize off of this pandemic than corporate america after president trump invited c.e.o. after c.e.o. after c.e.o. on stage so they could get a chance to show how their company plans to help shortly after shaking typhoid don's hand after the c.d.c. explicitly said to not do that. right ok i like that that's good but corporations are just like that terrible exboyfriend you've been tempted to tax during your corn team and that they are counting on a crisis to make you forget just how they were to you like adam schefter c.e.o. of the medical test

gil klein. [applause] >> thanks so much, mike. -- the legacy of the club 112 year history as well as to explore the history of journalism especially in washington. we are pleased on april 27 a new book, new history of the club called tales from the national press club is scheduled to be published by the history press. it explores the events that happened at the club that it had an impact on american and world history. this event tonight was proposed by our moderator, edwin grosvenor who was part of the great journalism family. for generations they publish national geographic magazines, founded by his great-grandfather alexander graham bell, who, by the way, invented the telephone. and it is to and publisher of the american heritage magazine, a magazine that has inspired generations of young historians. ed is also the publisher of 13 history -- excuse me, ed is also the author and editor of 13 13 history books and he's the third-generation club member. ed will introduce our distinguished panel wh

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carlos: claro que sÍ, y tenemos a la cantautora de la canciÓn lucÍa gil, hola, ¿quÉ tal?Ó todo el mundo y tuvo tanto Éxito que lo estamos haciendo todos los dÍas a las 20: 00, eso fue tan emocionante que dije, tengo que componer una canciÓn, viendo todo lo que hay, viendo a mi madre venir cansada de trabajar, tratar pacientes y lo hice es una tarde, realmente lo hice con mi padre tocando el bajo, mi madre tocando la guitarra. es un directo, es una canciÓn de un tirÓn carlos. ycarlos: y me gustarÍa, esa es la esperanza que todos estamos esperando que esto dure hasta poco. >> sÍ, sobre todo que creo que es algo que nos preocupa a todos, con esto nos damos cuenta de lo pequeÑo que somos en el mundo y lo mÁs fuerte es estar unidos, es un tema mundial, aqÍi no hay ricos ni pobres, esto afecta a todo el mundo. karla: lucÍa, de todas las imÁgenes que hemos visto a travÉs de la televisiÓn, ¿cuÁl es la que mÁs te ha impactado?, ¿cuÁl es la imagen que te ha roto el corazÓn? n? lucÍa: pues mira el otro dia vi un vÍdeo de una seÑora desconsolada de de su marido qu estaba hospitalizad

yes, we could see a shower in san jose, rain around gil radio.roughout the morning hours. weather system will be exiting the area. meantime from highway 1 and parts of campbell, isolated shower this morning. 47 for new morgan hill. 48 in sunnyville. 51 in san francisco. throughout the day today we'll lose the clouds. shower chances could arrive in higher elevations. otherwise it's sun ny, mild. beautiful spring weekend. here we are, by late in the afternoon. we've got 50s and 60s out there. enjoy the day today, because we have a chance of showers as we go through next week, and it's going to get chillier. reon thecorovisem, som a putti the same up to about a week. this morning there's an urgent plea from the front line. abc new chief matt gutman has those details. >> cascading shortages reported at hospitals around the country. most critical, blood. >> right now we're at a critical shortage of blood. again, common across the country because no one is donating blood. >> reporter: clinicians telling us n-95 masks are so precious, they're kept in zi

there's a new character created for the movie called gil colson. >> yeah, and i'm a district attorneyhat a novel idea. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: novel idea. of course for the people out there who you may not remember, your lovely wife, maggie gyllenhaal, was also in "the dark knight." >> she was. >> stephen: do your children have to choose which non-batman character from a batman movie they love more? are they prepared? are you going to put the screws to the kids? >> hers of so lovely. her character. i'm a pretty distasteful person. daddy doesn't play nice people, typically, typically. the guy in this is not very nice. >> stephen: you have a novel approach to working on a batman movie, because this is-- if i have this right-- is this you up on this front-end loader? >> yeah. >> stephen: this is you building a bat house. that thing on the top say bird house but for bats? >> it is. you know, basically, bats want to be up high to protect them from predators. and this thing is a box, and it's very shallow, but it's big. and you paint it black because they like to be at 100 degrees

converting to drive-thruservic will be locations near hospital s to help serve health care workers and gil rio festal i canceled for the year and will resume in 2021. we have a full list at abc7news.com. >>> if the stay at home order will be enforced. san jose police is one department saying they will, if they see the rule breaking become rampant. >>> the heart of silicon valley had a completely different look to its friday night. it's arguably the best place to handle a weekend online. amanda del castilio shows us people are being creative. >> reporter: downtown san jose, did he say late. normally packed san pedro square, isolated. no friday night movie releases here, no blockbuster on the westwind capital drive-in, closed because of covid-19. usual end of the week rush home deserted. not far away we found gregory martinez, who shared his friday night plans. >> board games, relaxing. nothing too crazy right now. >> martinez's plans included helping out small businesses, like pourhouse bistro. california lifted restriction on to-go and delivery alcohol at restaurants friday, sending home n

we can see right at around 3:30, heavy rain through gil roi, morgan hill, south san jose and that will move into parts of the east bay as well, so just a heads up, we do still have some rain chances, even though it's been all clear and sunny, going into tomorrow, we are mainly dry and then saturday a new storm system will be arriving, moving from morning to south. it swedz across the bay area. it will basically continue at times into sunday, into sunday afternoon. we will still have the rain chances, the storm system moves through. then it moves out on monday. well, our rain totals for most of us will be about a quarter to a half of an inch. not a whole lot here. we were talking how we are in a moderate drought. seeing a quarter of an inch of rain, not what we need here. our 7-day forecast shows that next storm system coming in early on saturday, off and on rain through sunday. then after that it is clear, it is dry and we're going to warm up a lot here. going from 70 degrees on monday to the mid-70s by the middle of the week and san francisco will go from the low 50s to the low 60 ove

for us on what precise capabilities the ships have, president trump has said they are loaded to the gilsh life-saving equipment. it's kind of widely reported now that they've each got up to 1,000 patient beds with 12 operating rooms apiece but take a listen to this, eight intensive care unit beds inside each of these, four radiology suites, radiology being very common treatment these days for people with cancer, two oxygen producing plants, each has an isolation ward, some pretty impressive stats when you think about it. all of that on one each of the ships, just incredible, incredible capacity. leland: dr. jackson, got this from a source of mine inside the navy. naval hospital ships have been used since desert storm, only downside is it drains medical personnel from naval hospitals, we heard that from defense secretary mark esper when he was talking about the national guard. he said i can call up as many doctors as i want, but i'm pulling them not only off of bases but when you talk about the ready reserve or national guard, these are folks that will leave the hospital they're at to be

days called her death a very rare occurrence more than 700 people have died from the virus in belgium gilhas not been named in the 1st child victim in the country. the european union is warning that any emergency powers introduced by countries to deal with the outbreak should be limited european commission president and the lead said any measures should be necessary and strictly proportionate. we are going to move across to. where the governor andrew cuomo is holding his daily briefing on the latest figures in the interim and latest at a place let's listen in with testing more people than any state in the country and are very proud of that more per capita than china and south korea total number of people tested 200000 population of $1000000.00 it's not going to give you a random sample but it's been helping us track down the positive cases number of positive cases 9298 total cases 75000 cases you see the predominance in new york city in westchester the nassau then suffix then rockland so you can see it's that area of density and it spreads out from that area of density the march of corona

lily gil have let at that, thank you very much. >>> stocks are sinking.e were down 10% on the dow. moderna are testing a possible new virus vaccine. let's go to kristina at the exchange with a update on all of this what do you have, kristina. kristina: they are testing it. that study is closed. they still have to monitor the patient for 12 months. we won't know the true effect much the vaccine for quite some time. because of that news, the fact that the company talked about entering phase two. not sure what that means in terms of details, but they created the vaccine. tested it on an actual human being with coronavirus. seeing share price of moderna up 26%. another company, that i guess today, seen a lot of volatility. teledock, a well-known leader in the telehealth industry. initially trading higher. now it is trading lower. they are providing virtual meetings with doctors online. they have seen a surge in the last week or so. they are averaging 1500 people to sign up with these doctors. not seeing a specific reason why we're seeing a selloff in the late

gil january slian schmitz, the e american university of physicians. >> across hospitals, they are soies. what are you doing to meet the need? >> this is our pride and joy of taking care of anyone, anywhere, any time. the situation has become really desperate to the point where most of us have maybe at best 72 hours worth of equipment left in our hospitals. some have already run out completely. and we're being forced to sort of improvise and make up equipment. i've seen people using the plastic protector shields for their kids' homework to put in as a facemask. i've seen people wearing ski goggles, halloween masks to cover up part of their face. there's not good evidence to show that what we're doing is even safe. for instance, this is a drop let mask that i have, a thin mask. pdon't get wet.hs in my face i there is not enough. this is a shield. doesn't have the level of protection that we need. this wouldn't be acceptable in any other field. if we were going to war we would send people in with guns and shields and ammunition to help them win the fight. >> she makes a good point. you

gil january slian schmitz, the e american university of physicians. >> across hospitals, they are soies. what are you doing to meet the need? >> this is our pride and joy of taking care of anyone, anywhere, any time. the situation has become really desperate to the point where most of us have maybe at best 72 hours worth of equipment left in our hospitals. some have already run out completely. and we're being forced to sort of improvise and make up equipment. i've seen people using the plastic protector shields for their kids' homework to put in as a facemask. i've seen people wearing ski goggles, halloween masks to cover up part of their face. there's not good evidence to show that what we're doing is even safe. for instance, this is a drop let mask that i have, a thin mask. pdon't get wet.hs in my face i there is not enough. this is a shield. doesn't have the level of protection that we need. this wouldn't be acceptable in any other field. if we were going to war we would send people in with guns and shields and ammunition to help them win the fight. >> she makes a good point. you

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