right in the middle there, that's gus. gus was supposed to be a foster. southampt southampton animal shelter called and said we're having trouble adopting. so some shelters are like everybody's coming in. they want to spend time. they want to get animals because they're with their families and they're nesting. and then other places are being shut down and they're not -- they're hurting. so we went in. we said, okay, great, we'll foster the dog until this is over. and then next thing i know, i look on social media and tim is like new member of our family. gus. and i'm like, tim, it's a foster. so i guess it's a new member. i've been calling him angelina. you know what that means. >> sure i got it. but he's looking like he doesn't like you thatch. maybe i'm misreading it. >> he's looking like he what? >> doesn't like you that much. >> yeah, he doesn't. he growls at me. >> smart dog. >> i know. i got to run. >> congratulations. can't wait to meet him. >> little poopy dogs. thank you, i love youeri, broth. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. here's what we ar

in the middle there is gus. gus was supposed to be a foster. south hampton animal shelter called us and said nobody is -- we are having trouble with fostering and adopting because of the coronavirus. people are afraid to come in and not doing it. some shelters, everybody is coming in and they want to spend time and get animals because they are with their families and they are nesting. other places are being shut down and they are hurting. so we went in and said, great. we will foster the dog until this is over. then next thing i know i look on social media and tim is like, new member of our family, gus! tim, it's a foster! so i guess it's a new member. i've been calling him angelina and you know what that means. >> got it. he is looking like he doesn't like you that much. maybe i'm misreading it. >> he is looking like he what? >> doesn't like you that much. >> he doesn't. he growls and bites me. >> smart dog. >> i got to run. >> congratulations. i can't wait to meet him! little poopy dog. love you brother. >> i love you, brother. >> i'll see yo

manu: habla gus. necesito que me digas exactamente lo que pasó. >> [grita] presentador: el departamento de integraciÓn voces proyecto que apÁtica el tratamiento social, depura hasta los 1000 muertes atacara para el mes de junio. la autorÍdades de salud no es duro en acuerdos con esta proyecciÓn. ya que segÚn el 56% estarÍa compensada, por otra parte el gobernador aprobÓ hoy una moratoria la cual prohÍbe desalojos hay vinos que no fue la forma rezar no cuesta mÁs que la orden estatal. maria: el gobernador dio una notoria desalojos para inquilinos que no pueda pagar la renta debido al coronavirus. sin embargo algunas organizaciuones que defienden a los que rentan no estar de acuerdo con esto. para los inquilinos hasta mayores ayunos no habrÁ desalojos por no poder pagar debido al coronavirus. para las entidades que defienden que rentan, dicen que eso no es suficiente. la orden ejecutiva r-- hasta el tiempo de pago hasta por dos meses, pero eventualmente deberÁ pagarse. esta orden ejecutiva hace varios d

gus hall, the parties general secretary who was now regular speaking in front of thousands of studentsmpuses across the country was not wrong when he told reporters just days before winston's release, the attempt to jail cannot succeed. thought cannot be outlawed. was this the real danger posed by communist like winston? was a treatment exacted upon him of manifestation born of fear, fear of another generation of black luminaries like paul robeson and w edd boys comfortably situated within the red orbit, fear of a student movement defiantly challenging mccarthy thought control by a communist to the campuses? fear of a world in the throes of revolution, revolutions led by communist. after spending ten years in jail or in hiding, the prisoner in his own country, winston in september 1961 just ask construction of the berlin wall was beginning left for the soviet union or he would remain until february 1964. like many black americans, henry winston looked east for allies towards the soviet union and china. but he found greater opportunity, mobility and freedom within the world of 20th cent

and the foreign office told gu ests situation.ffice told guests here that all british guests, told guests here that all british gu ests, 232 told guests here that all british guests, 232 were staying here, they we re guests, 232 were staying here, they were all the risk. that is when these conversations began about getting them home. initially, after that shut down, there was some anxiety about the kind of quarantine measures that were not enforced inside the hotel. but, gradually, as the days have gone on, things have become more relaxed and we've seen guests leaving here each day. it appears on the ground they are different protocols for different countries. we've seen people from different nationalities already make their way home. but, different nationalities already make theirway home. but, of different nationalities already make their way home. but, of course, this is why today, for the remaining british guests here who are having the second covid—i9 test, it is a crucial day, they are waiting to see if they can get on a fli

fear gus and his family set a little further away 5 years ago he fled from the syrian city of homs to turkey it's here where he met his wife and it's here where their daughter was born now they're on the road again a little. bit of that we heard on the news that the borders to europe are being i think that in the. set of immediately by us and taxi from is met you here. is we have done share of them that we have now we wait for them to actually open the border. of their biggest. they paid $400.00 for the trip that's around 60 euros a lot of money for this family at least they brought some supplies water bread she says. many have nothing at all the desperation is most visible when a few local volunteers arrive to distribute food. we thought there isn't enough for everyone. in the coffee shop but it's down the care management is vital the whole world must see this if you ask me this is a shame for the entire planet these people have been left to stay outside in the cold. most of those waiting here came with the firm belief that the border was indeed open and that the tax the europeans op

gus: está bien, no te puedo obligar a venir conmigo. ramÓn:podrÍan suspender las clases.gobernador no descartÓ esta posibilidad. debe o no ir a trabajar? aÚn hay confusiÓn en la comunidad. le tenemos respuestas. nueva fecha lÍmite. una orden permite la extensiÓn de la fecha para declarar sus impuestos. le vamos a decir hasta cuÁndo. "noticias univisiÓn 14" comienza ya. ramos: quÉ tal? le saluda ramÓn adame. gracias por acompaÑarnos. estamos en vivo con toda la informaciÓn. vamos a comenzar con la informaciÓn mÁs reciente sobre coronavirus. le comento que esta tarde se confirmÓ la quinta muerte en el condado de santa clara. en cuanto a los infectados se sabe que en este mismo condado se registran 105 casos. precisamente el caso mÁs reciente en el condado de santa clara es el de un estudiante de la universidad estatal de san josÉ. en cuanto a la orden de toque de queda, sonoma es el condado mÁs reciente y ahora son siete condados en la bahÍa que apoyan esta regulaciÓn. tambiÉn lograremos sobre todos los efectos del coronavirus, pero primero vamos con marÍa antonieta mejÍas

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when gus over 30 miles per hour. both hands on the wheel. the atmosphere is getting squeezed by the next storm system dropping in from the north. it will make its influence felt heading through tonight and tomorrow. it will linger into early next week. the storm system is weakening but it won't dissipate until tuesday. we will keep the rain chance through then. temperatures tonight dropping to the middle to upper 40s so much to where we started this morning. typical for the middle of march temperatures are not going to climb much at all. cold rain throughout the day with high temperatures in the 50s. you are not going to touch 60 in all likelihood saturday. the first wave of rain will begin early tomorrow morning. been midnight little bit of drizzle. not much in terms of measurable rain chances north bait you will see the chance of rain moving in for the sun comes out saturday. the best chance of rain around the bait will be when the sun comes up 8 am. and moves into the south bay locations that is where it will linger longer. hoping to add

. >>> tiene como prioridad pruebas de coronavirus paras a gu ras y nos a sgu rads.seguro para desempleados. >>> tenemos que actuar de una manera real o vamos a ver muchas personas, muy enfermas por largo tiempo y tambiÉn muchos muertos. pero si actuamos y lo hacemos bien >>> luego de decir que no le preocupaba haber compartido con un asistente del presidente de brasil que dio positivo al coronavirus. donald trump dijo que estÁ dispuesto a someterse a la prueba, josÉ. >>> cristina londoÑo gracias. con el anuncio de hoy el presidente trump busca calmar las criticas que su gobierno no ha hecho lo suficiente para enfrentar la pandemia. hasta el momento se han podido tomar pruebas de contagio a mÁs de 11 mil personas. >>> lourdes hurtado amplia. >>> la escasez de pruebas para detectar el coronavirus en estados unidos. alimenta el pÁnico colectivo no alcanza para quienes estuvieron expuestos a la enfermedad. >>> tomarse el tiempo, la preocupaciÓn no te dejan dormir. >>> eddy que desembarcÓ del grant princes no le han hecho la prueba. >>> a estas alturas que no sÉ Íi soy o

supervisor gus van harden in toronto to discuss the upcoming trial. a specialist in international investment long highly critical of arbitration tribunals he has regularly intervened on the international scene sounding the alarm for years. but only in 5 of the last weeks have been like a roller coaster in colombia i mean these claim. no one i wanted to talk to you about the one. person go out of ignoring case yes 16000000000 us i would say 20 percent of colombia's national public budget it was quite surprising because public authorities were saying that the agreements negotiated were positive for the corn 3 and that foreign investors would never start a claim in the corn 3 in these very moment that is what happened then why is that colombian law is not good enough for these foreign investors it is not the case that call on the us of a fate or shapes we are trying to solve our problems we're trying to become a more stable country and we have the means to do it but with these type of cases all our efforts to. to reach durable peace are put into question

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cheryl: we will survive this as we have in the past gus thank you for being here. all right lauren.t least two republican lawmakers have self-quarantined after coming into contact with the coronavirus victim. who attended cpac -- cheryl: that's going to be something they're going to be watching in washington because, you know, you know with ted cruz senator ted cruz now in quarantine so we're watching that story. lauren: he's been okay for the most part ten -- yeah. cheryl: we have other stories happening today folks swearing in ceremonies for afghan presidential elect have been postponed. president declared winner but his rival disputed those results. u.s. special envoy ising working with men to prevent two parallel inauguration ceremonies talks smoazed to be held between afghan government and taliban following removal of u.s. nato troops from the the area. lauren: today prince harry and meghan markle expected to make final appearance as a senior role the duke it and dutchess of sussex joining royal family for annual commonwealth day ceremony at westminster about abby in meantime c

several other gu ival. so far no word on a motive. >>> oakland parents making a plea tonight to get rid of school police officers. the push comes as the district considers tough cuts to next year's budget. the outcome of this heated meeting.>> reporter: many feta parents and teachers spoke up tonight. they know take $2 n ouofthe budget right away by getting rid of the oakland schools police they are human. >> reporter: members of the black organizing project held a rally outside. they then took their unified voices into the meeting. >>> this group once police free school saying the officers target minority students. >>> our kids do not need to be police. that is not how you look at students. you could look at students as vibrant young intelligent human beings who have something to ol district 26% e according to stafn-americans. they make 73% of has brought together all races. all classes. all areas of the city. that is phenomenal. and that is radical changeoakla reporter: the aim to dismantle the the police

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. >> a such on go tpupd fundme sh scammers are setting up bobo gus charities. >> if you click on a link our download an attachment from the e-mails, you could be giving a hacker your location. >> and she's telling us to be beware of e-mails from friends and family, and make sure you verify the claim especially before forwarding it on. what do you do if you do get ripped off? if you pay with a credit card, immediately go that route. try and get your money back and file a complaint with the ftc. if you ordered something from amazon, be prepared to wait for it to be delivered. amazon says it's running out of stock of popular household items as the coronavirus spreads. the company has seen a dramatic increase of people shopping online, and amazon is having trouble keeping things like toilet paper and bottled water in the stock, and the delivery now is several days. >>> and then the governor, what he ordered and the impact it will have on bay area businesses, and social distancing. we will show you what staying aw away other from others six feet or more looks like in your life.

hotel chain in mexico has now started a project with its aiming to build part of a resort with his son gus and brakes foreign companies are also showing interest and there's certainly no shortage of the seaweed on mexico's caribbean coastline. there's so many clever ideas around for turning it into something valuable like making elegant clothes out of plastic waste. collecting beverage bottles and using them to build boats. or even houses. and recycling plastic to lower c o 2 emissions. but now it team of researchers wants to make new plastic out of c o 2. plastic circuit make the class nerd a multi-talented who no one really likes. there are some good reasons for that even though plastics. have the answer to all kinds of needs be it in the household as construction material in cars or aircraft. plastics are carbon based substances synthesized from hydrocarbons from crude oil so they're not sustainable that's exactly what these 3 chemists bear which i know christopher gertler and voltaire like not want to change is long. plastics has been based on fossil resources and the fossil resources

what happens next is as.one's gu amazon is asking its employees in seattle to work from home for thet of the month after a worker tested positiveruherefore the here in california, the governor of the state said they would reach out to counties with passengers on that ship to keep them updated. >> to theleiddle east, inian authorities are closing mosques and churches in bethlehem. >> mrs. manger square in bethlehem. some days you cannot even see the ground because it is so packed with tourists. it is never this quiet. part of the reason for all of these visitors is the church of the nativity, where christians believe jesus was born. thousands has there every day. the crowds snake along through the square, but this place is being closed down. the whole of bethlehem in many ways is being closed down after four cases of covid-19 among the hotel workers. >> we have heard a state of emergenchas been declared by palestinian authorities in the west bank. globally, ove95,000 people affected, over 3000 people have lost their lives. needless to say, a vaccine for this virus is urgently needed.

correspondent:pr with the minister unavailable, it fellnno michael gu.lan minister has coronavirus, the health secretar, the chief medical officer in isolation, people will be looking and mbe wondering whether you haven't been taking your own advice or you may be acting too slowly when it came to stopping the spread of coronavus. >> the virus does not discriminate. we are all at risk, and that is why we practice social distancing measures. those are in place in government and ministers are working remotely and from videoconferencing to make sure we can follow the strict advice that all of us should be following in order to help protrrt the nhs. coespondent: like every workplace, dning street has been affected by staff absences. dominic cummings is still up and running. mr. johnson's girlfriend who is pregnant posted this photor f d her dog saint blf-isolating wasn't . as for the prime minister, he will stay in the office for seven days. meals will be left outside the door. anchor: turning now to spain, there has been another significant increase in the n

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we will talk about the been gu times up to 25 to 30 miles per hour this morning, and then we will go through the day with still some high winds. yesterday some of the peak winds on mt. st. helena topped 72 miles per hour. mount diablo had 56-mile-an-hour gust and in the oakland hills up to 41 miles per hour. in oakland at the airport, 33. still breezy even down in levi s -- levels close no the bayto b and we will have wind advisory and gusty this afternoon and look at the wind speeds at 35 to 45 miles per hour. but a lot of that is going to be in the diablo and going into the temperatures for today. nice and reaching the low 70s, but it would be nice to get some rain. we are still seeing the storm track way to the north of us, and then going into the next few days, we will see the high pressure building again. and we have high pressure close by the system that brought the snow to see jesierra and the wis are building over the next couple of days. and the high pressure is going to warm us up as you are looking at the seven-day forecast and the temperatures paeaking overhead. and there

still a couple of mid 70's showin up the valleys tomorrow off and you gu back to you. they are coming up as the number of ronavirus cases increases. >>some people are lef wondering how to care for the elderly as they'rehe ones at higher risk for infection and workers and nt san francisco office building experiencing eir own coronavirus scare by the builng shut down an entire floor focleaning and the climb as high school students and sta are briefly reunited, what's next for the oakland school after cancer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave yr way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. z3s7oz z1ncz y3s7oy y1ncy high school remains closed in west oakland, almost 2 weeks after a cancer causing chemical was found in the ground water derneath the this week n forcefully to reports the entire school population has been relocated to another campus. >>the studentshope that their next move is the lastne and that it will take them back to their own school building. >>mcclendon's high school in oakland remains closed and as of tuesday all

with these countries, gu need a reald reason not to follow that advice.ndia has suspended all from tomorrow for a month. other countries have other tight restctions. anyone entering israel will ve to self-quarans.ne for two we the travel industry says that future bookings to pretty much everywhere are way down. >>as people with a this is the most significant impact we have seen since 9/11. passenger numbers and bookings are all down across the u.k., and that is having a bad knock on impact. tom: what about travel insurance cover? e government's advice is key. ovif thenment advises against traveling to your destination, most policies will pay out. but he will probably not get your money back if that is not the case. check with your operator first and your insurce provider. and of course, look at your policy. it has emerg that norwegian air will layoff half of its workforce. i am told you cape- -- uk-based airlines are livid that the government gave them note emergency support in the budget. , rich, bbc news. that--tom burridge, bbc news. jane: the top u.s.

they will be running around in the streets, i read about this new indian ritual on gu that you go intohe street and beat the shit out of someone who's different than you. i feel so refreshed. it's, like, an ethnic cleansing! ( audience reacts ) here's the deal, the story around the unrest in india is compleiated. india's current leader narendra modi have been accused of oppressing the rights of the hindu muslim population. religion is causing people to fight against each other. we shouldn't be fighting over whether we're hindu or christian or muslim or jewish. we should all come together to fight the real enemy, people with green text bubbles. goddam all of them! that's it for the headlines. let's move on to the stop story. ( cheers and applause ) once again, the top story in the news is the coronavirus. it has become one of the worst diseases to hit the world since the bud light virus. i still remember my grandfather's last words -- waza! every day we learn more about this disease and how it's affecting the planet. let's check in on the latest coronavirus news in our ongoing segment,

. >>> we gu who volunteered to get on th they understand.ects the file firefighters from getting sick. then maybe not only are we helping our own personnel. we are helping the public as well. >> reporter: the virus had hit agencies and alameda and san jose. the challenge and prevention including social distancing is that they typically live together during their 48 hour shift. >>> the nature of our work is not something that is feasible. we do the best we can. we are not engaging and fire suppression. >>> we are doing everything we can to prevent one big spike that will have a huge impact on operations. >> reporter: the prediction is right that more than half of californians could be infected with covid-19 in two months of nothit. the tuatr yone including first responders could be dire. >>> at some point we can't keep leinduty or else we won't have a fire agency love.>> reporter: the campaign from agencies across the bay area and urging the public to heed. the stay-at-home order. >>> we are here to serve you and your families. our families a

gus projected the confidence for now but his approval ratings are coming down and that really matters he cares about those ratings and he needs to make things happen in the way that public keep supporting him and unfortunately as we just write this sound the. unfortunately cannot deliver in social economic terms with the stagnation of incomes we see. corruption which heroes in this. it's faction within him and in that sounds this it is him cannot deliver prosperity and this is some course nuclear down and this is why i'm unfortunately not happy by what's happening now not because i just like democracy or dislike of the beautiful or memory of the national but because that i care about the spirit of prussia and making this illusion cannot give you what respect as we discuss everything that's happened in the duma in the last few hours i think it's probably worth as rewinding back to january when president putin got rid of his old cabinet asked them to resign but also at the same time he seemed to have a different opinion of where things were going to go back on the 77th anniversary of th

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we're following cdc guidance gus and fits into the vulnerable population going for other chronic diseases. >> thank you, director colfax. >> commissioners, if we could move on to the next item, which is the joint conference committee that occurred today. >> we met before this meeting and we got an update from the administrator on the situation and status around the coronavirus orders and things that are being taken that seemed quite comprehensive and very well put in place. so we were glad to hear about that. and i believe that can be shared. if others are looking for that information, particularly the information. (pause) we asked for a flex status which asked for the reclassifications of some of the beds to accommodate the population needs there. there were rehab beds and dismiss beds and the rest of the time we spent on reviewing the regulatory report which included the recertification survey that happened recently at laguna honda and other facility-reported incident events that have been surveyed. i wouldn't necessarily go into the detail but that information is available to the other

fact that the mining was difficult fiddly and people would exchange tips on how to configure graphics gus do things make them feel it was balibo and that maybe had a part to play in you know bootstrapping a bally because it had to bootstrap someone so i think. you know permission less innovation and then there's a history of. sort of open source. community technology being found to be agile and good and lead being adopted for enterprise uses you know make the point a. i think the kind of list of people who kind of say going to because i think that's actually you know much to restrict of i mean i know financial people who saw in a new immediately or so you know that's going to go by some you know one i mean my dad's in a standard comedian economist i mean used to do consulting for pension plans and when i 1st described what bitcoin was to him to him his reaction was full of course it's. it was just completely obvious to him if you have a limited thing you send over the internet that's useful you know i don't actually think like this is that radical of an idea i think what's more radical is

let's stay with that story: gus faucher is the chief economist at the pnc financial services group.oody's analytics, where he was responsible for running computer models of the us economy. hejoins us now from pittsburgh. great to have you with us. $2.2 trillion is a number that most of us find really difficult to conceive of or get into. i wonder if i canjust break it down. imagine family of two adults, two younger children. if the adults both lose their jobs, would this package when they could make it through the crisis? it remains to be seen and it depends how long the crisis last. they would be eligible for unemployment benefits and with other stimulus that would account for thousands of dollars. that should get them through a couple of months. if the economy gets into recession we would have to revisit that but this could make up for some lost income to allow families to pay the bills. this bill will provide loans to small businesses. if those small businesses. if those small businesses meet certain conditions and terms of keeping on their workers and continuing to pay them and

that may last for the forseeable future at brickell travel management staff remain optimistic manager gus machado says passengers are canceling their cruises but the numbers on trusting i think the media's gotten a little more say and scaring people away more than it really is i'm telling you right now our cancellations are and i'm not going to lie that but it's not crazy cancellations i would say we're down 2530 percent max so we still have 70 percent of our customers traveling. share prices in the industry have been hit by the crisis but president trump says he's committed to providing assistance without going into details and we are working very closely because mine in the same time and very very closely and taking very strong steps in terms of people going on to go off but they're spending a lot of money and they are working very hard and we were going to be helping that industry cruise lines are now putting protocols in place including deep cleaning and screening passengers disembarking from a recent trip affected by the virus. they felt safe there protecting us probably taking the p

only 2 weeks ago that japan seemed to have a far worse problem than south korea the news about today gu and the small cluster of cases was only just breaking but the news was dominated by that crew ship in yokohama with hundreds of people on board being infected the possibility that it was a quarantine gone wrong and prefectures throughout japan reporting cases and yet all through that south korea didn't impose the what seems to be the kind of draconian measures that japan is imposing now and as far as the international community is concerned as it faces this global public health crisis the last thing it wants is 2 important partners who should be collaborating in the effort seemingly involved in its own domestic squabbles as japan and south korea are doing right now ok robin bribe the latest from sol rob thank you still ahead on al-jazeera violent clashes over a controversial citizenship law leave thousands homeless in india. hello and welcome to look at weather conditions across the americas the situation in north america is improved this frontal system is moving away clear the easter