corina herrera: es fácil quitar un día en febrero y poner otro, ¿verdad?stronomía, ¡wow!, y van a comenzar de madrugada, ¿verdad?, gerardo, comienzan bien temprano la celebración. gerardo herrera: sí, empezamos el sábado, pues nosotros vamos a esta ahí desde las 4:00 de la mañana, pero el programa, la ceremonia, este, empieza como a las 5:30, este, es cuando estamos invitando a la gente reunirse con nosotros. damián trujillo: ¿y qué es lo que, platique de la celebración, qué es lo que va a haber en emma prusch park? gerardo herrera: emma prusch park, lo bueno es que es un espacio sagrado que estamos creando ahí, invitando no no más danzantes aztecas, ¿verdad?, danzantes mexicas, pero también diferentes naciones indígenas de las américas; inclusive, siempre empezando con reconociendo a la gente que son de este lugar, en este caso, es la nación de los holonisá, específicamente--pero están llegando gente desde nuevo méxico, desde nueva york, desde méxico; es reunión y celebración de nuestras culturas indígenas de las américas. damián trujillo: ¿hay algo que q

here on the show is corina cihuachimalli herrera-loera and gerardo ixteyo herrera on "comunidad del valledid i pronounce those correctly? gerardo herrera: you did. great job, damian. damian: thank you; well, the mexica new year, tell us about the festivities this year. corina cihuachimalli herrera-loera: so, we're going to be celebrating a weekend long. it actually falls on march 12, but we're going to be celebrating that weekend after, march 14 to 15. we're going to start off with the sunrise ceremony on saturday, where we invite all the elders, and we'll start off with a fire, and then we'll be dancing throughout saturday. it'll be also just a gathering of our community, our indigenous community. and that really relates, you know, to all of us. we all have indigenous blood inside of us. i'm a huichol myself, but it's really a moment to come together and celebrate our indigenous culture and celebrate our aztec new year with the community. damian: all right, and here we're looking at some of the old stock footage. this is calpulli tonalehqueh from way back when. it was a long time ago, bu

herrera: hay que cuidarlos, tomar todas las medias de precauciÓn.aciones y cuidar a quienes nos rodean. el jugador de utah jazz pidiÓ disculpas pÚblicas por su bajo nivel de responsabilidad . donÓ mÁs de $500,000 para los afectados, ademÁs de para su propio equipo. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. regresÓ con ustedes. presentadora: ¿por quÉ pelean cientos de monos en una calle de una ciudad tailandesa? ♪ presentadora: esta noche nos despedimos con unas imÁgenes que lejos de resultar graciosas son impresiÓn antes. estÁn creando preocupaciÓn entre la poblaciÓn de tailandia. el turismo ha disminuido drÁsticamente en el paÍs asiÁtico . por lo que cientos de monos deambulan en busca de comida que tradicionalmente les dan los turistas. uno de los changuitos consiguiÓ un plÁtano. y el resto de la manada lo persigue para quitÁrselo. estos simios peleaban por jaime: bienvenidos conexiÓn california, en marzo se inicia el camino para ser contada en el censo 2020, este mes recibirÁ informaciÓn de cómo participar en el censo. hablamos con una portavoz del burÓ del cen

herrera: hay que cuidarlos, tomar todas las medias de precauciÓn.es y cuidar a quienes nos rodean. el jugador de utah jazz pidiÓ disculpas pÚblicas por su bajo nivel de responsabilidad . donÓ mÁs de $500,000 para los afectados, ademÁs de para su propio equipo. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. regresÓ con ustedes. presentadora: ¿por quÉ pelean cientos de monos en una calle de una ciudad tailandesa? nueva colgate optic white renewal, con la mayor cantidad de peróxido de hidrógeno en una crema dental blanqueadora, elimina 10 años de manchas amarillas de tus dientes. es como volver al 2010. ah, ¡me encantan tus botas! ¿sí, no? me las tienes que prestar. ah, ¡bailamos el dougie! elimina 10 años de manchas amarillas. nueva colgate optic white renewal. el censo ya llegó. y es una oportunidad que solo se lleva a cabo... ¡cada diez años! llénalo hoy mismo. hazlo por internet. por teléfono... o por correo. tus respuestas están protegidas. y por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. te conviene a ti... y nos conviene a todos. ¡llena

las alas a las Águilas del amÉrica y se impuso tres a cero con ayuda de juan delgado al 86, miguel herrerao tuvo que sobreponerse a las lesiones sino tambiÉn a las defunciones de bruno andrÉs. superÓ 115 a 99 a los de casa, una noche brillante para eric que convirtiÓ 25 puntos , este triunfo en contra de una racha de ocho derrotas consecutivas. lo invitamos a ingresar a las diversas plataformas digitales, es un placer. julio: el bati mÓvil fue visto en las calles de rusia, las autoridades confiscaron el auto porque no estaba registrado ni aprobado para ser conducido en el trÁfico , es una rÉplica en que aparece en la pelÍcula del aÑo 2016, batman vs superman. fÉlix: sÁbado 29 de febrero y estas son las principales noticias. se reporta el primer caso de muerte por corona virus en estados unidos. entretanto, en mÉxico, son cuatro los casos de pacientes con el virus. todos los infectados llegaron de italia y estuvieron en contacto con muchas personas antes de reportarlo. donde los nuevo aire a su aspiraciÓn presidencial a propÓsito del sÚper martes, california estrenara una nueva plataforma d

. >> cnbc sue herrera joins us live from headquarters. sue, talk to us a little about what happened here. >> basically what happened is the stockmarket and the investors in that market wanted a little bit more specifics from the president last night and when they didn't get it, they felt that basically they hit the sell button. we are now in a bear market. we are pushing further into bear market territory. there is one thing bear market versus in common. they are ugly and pain. and this market is both. the selling abated a little bit at mid-afternoon when the u.s. federal reserve said it was going to inject money into the banking system. then the market went right back down and tested its lows. so we're having one of the worst weeks and one of the worst days since the 1987 stockmarket crash so it is very ugly out there. people basically are taking down the travel traveling at this point industries. the financials are going lower and the energy market is on pace for one of its worst weeks ever. so it is a very difficult day for investors,

delauro: congresswoman herrera beutler. ms. herrera beutler: thank you so much for coming out to washington state. i joined with you and vice president pence and almost our entire delegation to come out and i appreciate your willingness and readiness to be available to our public health workers all the time. all the time. i'm sure you're enjoying the time delay we experience. we're very grateful for that and a shoutout to our public health workers. i do think washington state's public health system is, i think it's the best in the country. and as you said, we are struggling. i wanted to bring up a couple of questions to clarify. so i know c.d.c.'s partnered with the private manufacturers to make test kits available and the amount of test kits is increasing exponentially. it's happening now. that being said, i find it interesting that when my colleagues who are in contact with someone who later tested positive were able to get tested almost immediately and quickly receive their results while folks in my district and across washi

issued this this fines go from he 300 euros 22100000 euros all right we'll leave it there martin herrera thank you for giving us that update from the dreads. well the world's biggest sporting event has now been postponed for up to a year the international olympic emissions chief says the decision is about saving lives the japanese prime minister asked for the tokyo olympic games to be put off saying when it happens it will be proof of victory over the coronavirus alexei o'brien reports. there's been weeks of speculation about whether the tokyo games would go ahead the coronavirus pandemic that's caused chaos the world over made the event increasingly unlikely now japan's prime minister says tokyo 2020 will be held in 2021 i feel the money as the host of the tokyo olympics taking into consideration the current situation for the athletes for the athletes of the world for them to be able to compete in the best environment and also for the games to be one in which it is safe and worry free for spectators i asked if it would be possible to consider perspiring in the games for approximately on

states is about 100000 spain at 65000 so for more on the spike in deaths to spain let's go to marta herrera who is in madrid some are to what is what is the government saying about this these latest numbers well government hasn't made any statement at all yet but health minister figures have gave us the daily figures about the death toll and these are the worst 24 hours in spain since the outbreak of coronavirus heated our country so we're talking about 832 people that have died in the past 24 hours bringing spain's death toll by car in of our buyers to $5690.00 the total of infected people or infected cases in spain is $72000.00 b.c. as you know smudgy being the epicenter or the ground 0 of the whole pandemic cannot cope anymore with the cost of all of that all of that bodies all the people have died that have died under many people feel not funeral company had to had to open an ice rink to to take their all the people that have died but they kind of call there anymore and they have arranged to separate set up everything in its courts so the situation is quite critical right now so where i

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marÍa: el pastor robert junior herrera le extendiÓ una invitaciÓn a personasque requieran alimentos ene provisiones. tenemos huevos, frutas y vegetales, tantasque nos deja aproximadamente 10,000 libras diariamente de provisiÓn de comida para que podamos repartirlo a las familias. mari la direcciÓn en el lugar es el 501 auto center drive. el paso de iglesia dice que estÁn haciendo mucha comida y quequieren que llegue a todos los que la necesitan en estos momentos. >> nos estÁ creando mucha comida, tenemos cerca de 400 carros diariamente que estÁn viniendo. aun asÍ, se nos estÁ creando muchÍsima comida. estamos hablando de verduras, vegetales, leche, huevos y tantas otras cosas. marÍa: estÁn aplicando tambiÉn medidas de seguridad estrictas para que la gente no tenga preocupaciÓn al recibir los alimentos. >> estamos usando guantes y lo necesario para hacer todo lo mÁs limpio posible. la gente no tiene que bajar del carro, simplemente tenemos un procesocon mÁs de 40 voluntarios, palabra de dios que nos estÁn ayudando para llevar la provisiÓn hasta el vehÍculo. marÍa: estarÁn entregando ali

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stimulus package to help health workers and to prop up the economy well let's now speak to martha herrera who is live for us in madrid march we've seen yet another shop rise in the death toll what are authorities saying about the trick the trajectory of all of this well mustache as you said is a very grim day for same with the figures that has been given by the health ministry we know that nearly 8000 people have been infected and 738 people died from corona virus in the last 24 hours minister sources say that piece spain is reaching the peak of the curve in this coronavirus situation but people are not very don't rely very much in these the cause we've got no test keeps testing kits for coronavirus and many people who are staying at home with all the symptoms so we've also been seeing the military out in about disinfecting places over the last few days and they're also helping to maintain that lockdown now also a request for nato partners to help what all of our it is focusing on now well the spanish government has asked nato through the fence ministry to provide coronavirus testing kits

herrera in madrid looking at spain's worst daily increase in deaths of course fred ware is in moscow as well on the russian government's increasing restrictions we've got all mussed up in new york of course the most easily affected part of the u.s. but let's start in london jonah how outside the gates of downing street there not just the prime minister but the health secretary as well. yes that is the latest news that we've received just in the last couple of minutes kemal health secretary that hancock has been tested positive and has also gone into self isolation no word on his actual condition the prime minister we know is suffering from mild symptoms and very keen to put out the word on his twitter feed and number 10 spokesman's briefings but he's very much in control of what we understand that he's that he's inside his flat in number 10 and number 10 number 11 actually he lives next door to the chancellor of the exchequer he's moved into rishi soon after chancellor's office to be closer to his apartment that is now he's sort of cordon sanitaire he's working inside there other mem

sue herrera has a news update. >> i do, indeed. here's what's happening at this hour senate democrats are urging lawmakers to pass legislation which allows paid sick leave for americans impacted by coronavirus. senate minority leader chuck schumer is criticizing president trump, saying the president seems to be more focused on helping companies. >> and so the administration is proposing tax cuts and bailouts for the airline industry, the oil and gas industry that's just out of touch the wobottom line, we need to p people first >> defense lawyers for former movie producer harvey weinstein are sharply critical of their client's 23-year prison sentence, which they are calling obscene. >> i am overcome with anger at that number. i think that number is a cowardly number to give. i think the judge caved, just as i believe the jury caved and i am not happy >> you are up to date. that's the news update, ty, back to you >> thank you very much, sue herrera. google telling all, all its u.s. and canadian employees, about $100,000 people to wor

>> all right, sue, we'll see you then, sue herrera. let's get you caught up on the markets right now, about half past the hour. another pretty volatile day with the dow swinging more than 1,200 points right now it's up by 26 point. s&p up by a little more than half a percent the nasdaq is the leader today, up 2.7%. so as you can imagine, the dow leaders include dow, the chemicals company, mcdonald's, and disney walgreens and pfizer are the worst performers walgreens was one of the standouts yesterday. today, it's giving up nearly 9%. some retailers are in the green, capri holdings, williams sonoma, kohl's, and lululemon are each seeing a rally of more than 11%. williams sonoma is up more than 20%. energy stocks are soaring, too, and some of these gains, we have noble, apache, devon, and schlumberger and after a 21% drop yesterday for uber and a 14% drop for lyft, both of those stocks on the rebound. lyft up 28%. why the turnaround in sentiment. let's head to deirdre bosa for some answers for us. deirdre, what's going on with these name

india has reported now more than 460 confirmed cases and 9 deaths while let's speak now to moscow herrera who joins me from madrid last i want to start with these very disturbing numbers of health workers getting infected 5400 is that just because they don't have the protection they need that. they have the 40 you know people infected all coronavirus they are health workers they have been demanding immediate believe. grown of our. blood on the one in less than 24 hours we need to remember but believe people are fighting in the wrong line or we're not. and monster we've also been hearing about discovery is very grim discoveries of bodies left abandoned in care homes what steps are now being taken to prevent this from happening. well spanish army spain has been taking over. i have been deployed to nationwide and have been taking over several tasks like this infection disinfecting train stations airports and care homes these care homes have had been isolated since the beginning of the of the coronavirus out outbreak because early people have been considered the most vulnerable as they are hi

is in brighton about some of those efforts in a moment starting there with martha herrera in madrid as i said mass at 3 days of $800.00 plus deaths and that's just one side of the story infections as well. yes well at least infections and decrease a little bit but mrs sources confirm today 85000 cases of corona virus across the whole country and 7300 people have died so far by from coronavirus we mustn't says that 14 percent of those infected cases those people that are tested positive from corona virus that 14 percent are health career workers we're talking about doctors and nurses that are battling in the front line and they have a risk of contagion or they can even spread the virus so we have to remember the situation of how these people are coping with the battle they don't have protective gear and didn't have the have a glove they don't have googles they don't have masks we have seen several health care workers getting plastic back shopping back from the groceries and doing themselves bests or even covering their heads or covering their shoes so the situation right now although he

martha herrera there for us in the spanish capital madrid thank you very much melissa well it's really has held a minute of silence to remember its victims of corona virus. 812 new deaths were reported on monday reversing a 2 day downward trend now the country is the hardest hit in the wild with over 11 and a half 1000 deaths and more than 100000 people still infected. but tony has the details from the law. yesterday 812 people died. but the confirmed positive cases are now more than $100000.00 where the growth that appears to be a little slower than last week the daily increase in is constantly under the 8 percent now and the recovery is have never been so many so there is again a ray of hope even though we know that these numbers are not completely accurate and as i was listening to martin herero it seems there is pain is happening something really close to what would happen here and immediately especially long body according to the latest forecasts based on different researches italy could reach its peak in 7 to 10 days and see the new cases hitting 0 in the 1st 2 weeks of may of co

nearly 5700 people have died there since the outbreak began and more than 72000 are infected now to herrerahas more from madrid. being at the center or the ground 0 or the whole pandemic cannot cope anymore with the cost of all the oil that bodies all the people have died that have died and diminish people for not funeral company had to had to open an ice rink to take their all the people that have died but the kind of coal there anymore and they have a range to separate set up everything in migrates courts so the situation is quite critical right now. a $21.00 day government lockdown in india is left millions of migrant workers stranded public transport services are suspended and some are not travelling on foot for hundreds of kilometers back to their villages and towns in iran 139 people have died from corona virus in the last 24 hours the latest figures pushed the death toll up to over 2500 with more than 35000. infections the fight to contain the spread of the virus in iran has been hampered by the spread of misinformation nearly 300 people died after drinking toxic methanol believing i

deaths recorded in spain in the past 24 hours which is their highest number in a single day martha herrera has more from madrid. the future sources gave us today the daily figures and they're giving us a $5000.00 of death to the poll and a total of a little bit more about $64000.00 of people infected by coronavirus in spain from which nearly a 15 percent 9500 of people infected in spain are doctors and nurses this is quite worrying as the last few years really used are jews they will 5400 of the workers infected by corona virus and today we got 4000 more people from the health her from the healthcare system infected this is very worrying because experts are saying we shouldn't rely on these official figures that have minister our are giving us daily because we don't have enough tests here in spain so we might be talking in about half a 1000000 of people infected in spain by coronavirus because we cannot we cannot diagnose people because we don't have these testing kits and even more health care we're workers could be infected all these have to workers are running out of protective equipmen

robin herrera is an emergency room nurse from spain.anything like this in his 14 years on the job. >> reporter: across italy, medical staff say conditions remain dire. >> reporter: and here in the uk, experts say the peak could still be weeks away. >> i'm in a rest bay. we're still going in. it's scary. but we're still showing up for work. >> reporter: to slow down the virus, they're calling on all of us to do more than just clap. >> reporter: isa soares, cnn, london. >>> and at any moment now, new york governor andrew cuomo is set to give an update on his state's coronavirus response. stay with us. we'll bring that to you live. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card to buy heavier weights online. got them! it's go time. (groaning) with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i should've purchased lighter weights! yes. yes. yeah sure. yes. yes. yeah, yeah no problem. yes yes, yes a thousand times yes! disover. accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. managingaudrey's on it.s?s yes! eating right..

juan: en su mayorÍa, personas humildes, como doÑa guillermina herrera, quien tiene que enfrentar la callepo en el que ha aprendido a valorar una cosa mÁs que otra. lucÍa: la gente. cÓmo atender a la gente. te alegra el dÍa. juan: por eso a cada minuto atesora su oficio como una ayuda a sus vecinos. lucÍa: sí, porque no todas pueden salir a un supermercado mÁs grande, especialmente las gentes mayores, que son para ellos algo asÍ chiquito, vienen y agarran cosas pequeÑos para ellos nada mÁs, porque en los mercados mÁs grandes no hay nada ya. juan: y entre esas personas mayores se encuentra su abuela, a quien tuvo que dejar lejos cuando ella se vino para estados unidos. lucÍa: estÁ en honduras. tiene 79 aÑos. entonces, por ella estoy mÁs preocupada, porque ella no tiene a nadie ahorita. juan: lucÍa sabe que cada maÑana debe llegar a trabajar y ahora a la preocupaciÓn por su abuela, le suma los cuidados para no contagiarse con el coronavirus. lucÍa: muchos dicen que nos tenemos que cuidar, que tenemos que tener precauciones, no estar muy cerca uno del otro. unos prefieren que metamos gente po

ruben herrera is a health nurse from spain, and he says he's not seen anything like this in his 14 yearsns remine ain d. >> reporter: and here in the uk, experts say the peak could still be weeks away. >> we still go in. it's scary, but we're still showing up for work. >> reporter: so to slow down the virus, they're calling on all of us to do more than just clap. >> reporter: isa suarez, cnn, london. >> thanks, isa, and thanks to those health care workers around the world. >>> scrambling to contain the virus and crucially to get the supplies they need to treat the victims. we're on all the breaking headlines this morning. ♪ cause there is no doubt: ♪ this love is real ooohh. take the leap, with our diamond price match guarantee. ♪ jared. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mother. you're bad enough for botox®. botox® has been preventing headaches and migraines before they even start for almost 10 years, and is the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. botox® is for adults with ch

joining me with more is sue herrera.k us to about what's accounting for today's positive numbers, especially off of last week? >> yeah, last week was a nightmare for a lot of investors. i would note the bond market doesn't seem to be quite as enthusiastic as the stock market is today and i'm not quite sure what market is correct as people protect themselves. the coronavirus hasn't gone away. we have new reports today. so, i'm trying to figure out what has actually changed for the market. and nothing on the economic platform, on the coronavirus platform, none of that has changed. this could be an over balance from an oversold condition. >> talk brout tabout the possibility of a fed interest rate cut. how could that soften the blow because of a coronavirus outbreak? >> primarily because if you are a company and you have to borrow money to support your business, you're buying it at much cheaper nrtest rates. so, it's good for businesses. it could help prop up the economy ncouraging people to borrow and invest. but for saver

about coronavirus will still overwhelm the health care system let's get all the very latest with sue herrera? >> kelly, thank you very much. and before we get to governor cuomo, we just got the new numbers from italy and they are grim italy is reporting 6,153 new coronavirus cases. that is the most in five days. total cases now total 80,539 in that country the death toll, up 662, to 8,165. which brings us back to the united states, where new york's governor cuomo is acknowledging that new york is now the epicenter of the outbreak here in the u.s he is working long hours fighting the virus that he does not want to sugarcoat the situation. >> this is not a sprint, this is a marathon we always said, this is not going to be over quickly i understand people are tired, but i also understand that people in this situation are really stepping up to the plate and are doing phenomenal work. >> all 5,000 personnel aboard the aircraft carrier "theodore roosevelt" will now be tested for the coronavirus. defense officials say at least 23 sailors have tested positive. the infected are being airlifted off th

not only required by the values of the union it was also in the common interest for puerto marta herrerahas more from madrid madrid being the at the center or the ground 0 of the whole pandemic cannot cope anymore with the corpse of all the oil that bodies of the people have died that have died and i'm a nice people if you know a funeral company had to had to open an ice rink to take their all the people that have died but the kind of call there anymore and they have a range to said set out everything in migrates court so the situation is quite critical right now you figures from iran show the death toll rising past 2 and a half 1000 there's also been more than 3000 new infections bringing the total number of cases to around $35000.00 iran's president when reassuring people are the crisis will end soon and the health system is ready to handle the strain us president signed a 2.2 trillion dollars aid package to help people cope with effects of the pandemic america has the highest number of cases worldwide more than 100000 people infected but china has begun easing restrictions on the 1100

that's an indication of the industry right now >> phil lebeau, thank you very much let's get to sue herreraight now for a report on the latest on the virus >> good afternoon, everybody new york's governor andrew cuomo says another 5,100 new yorkers have tested positive for the coronavirus. that brings that state's total above 30,000, the biggest in the nation however, the governor says density controls appear to be working. the growth and hospitalization of new patients is slowing, and perhaps a peak is in sight >> that's our greatest load, is the apex and when is that going to happen again, that is a projection. again, that moves around but the current projection is that could be in 21 days >> german chancellor angela merkel has tested negative for the coronavirus a second time, this after a doctor she saw tested positive. merkle continues to work from home quarantine and will be retested at the beginning of next week. >>> italy has reported another 683 deaths from the coronavirus since yesterday. that country's total death toll is now above 7,500 and it makes up more than a third of all v

seemed to be a court a court room that might be set up as a funeral home to extraordinary situation to herrera thank you for bringing us up to date with what is happening in spain now we're off to hong kong here is sarah clarke to take us through 1st of all china which i mentioned earlier this concern about a 2nd wave but from external infections overseas infections. yes china on sunday is reporting a rise in the number of cases and as you mentioned this is a surge in the importation of the viruses that these are the travelers coming back into china travelers from abroad the government has as a result raised the possibility of a 2nd wave of infections hitting the country not china's health authority says the country's recorded and a cumulative total of 693 cases entering from overseas and this figure suggests that this particular new rather infections is a real possibility so this is certainly become the new battleground for china as they try and stop the infection spreading within china on sunday they had 45 new cases and 5 deaths were reported in who by province but 44 of the 45 cases were i

united is down 18% let's get to sue herrera for a news update at this moment >> there's a lot going on at this point, kelly. just moments ago, the announcement came that sunday's democratic presidential debate is being moved from phoenix to washington, d.c. the organizers are making the chance to reduce the coronavirus risk because univision's moderator, jorge ramos, is pulling out of that debate, because he was recently in contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is self-isolating after his wife, sophie, began showing flu-like symptoms after a trip to britain the couple is staying at home. national guard troops a shord while began handing out supplies in new rochelle, new york. there's currently a one-mile containment zone in an effort to curb the coronavirus outbreak. new york's governor calls the area the most significant cluster in the country the containment zone is set to continue through march 25th. >>> and major league soccer has suspended all games for the next 30 days because of the coronavirus. the league saysit wil

have seen elderly people completely abandoned even dead in their beds well let's speak to moscow herrera he is live for us in madrid law so let's start with these grim discovery is that authorizes have been making in these care homes what steps are now being taken to prevent this from happening more broadly. well as you mentioned the spanish army in spain is being deployed nationwide and they're taking over several past of this infecting area like the train station airports and care homes while they've been doing these this infection they have found all these full body people in very bad conditions abandoned by the the staff of this care homes people dead in the beds so the situation is becoming quite critical after the statement of the defense minister that he thought of lives during an interview to the spanish television yesterday where she just pointed out this alarming situation the they have been launching an investigation by the general prosecutor to see what really is going on in which care homes which is not the actual situation in all of the care homes nationwide of course but t

. >> phil, thank you very much >>> now let's get to sue herrera for the very latest on the coronavirus. >> here's what's happening italy has posted its biggest daily death toll from the virus. 475 people have died since yesterday's report, bringing italy's total to just under 3,000 dead at this pace tomorrow, italy will overtake china for the highest death toll global deaths now number just over 8,700 worldwide confirmed cases are above 212,000. the world health organization chief is renewing his calls to test and trace as many cases as possible he says those efforts must be the backbone of the world's response to the coronavirus pandemic switzerland is rationing common painkillers and anti-fever drugs to prevent panic buying. officials stress the move is not being made because there are shortages right now. the restrictions will last for six months and here at home, homeowners with mortgages backed by fannie mae or freddie mac will not face foreclosure or eviction for about 60 days. federal regulators have made the move to help those struggling with bills because of the coronavirus. s

them but let's see what happens in the next day it's and we'll continue watching very closely martin herrera there for us in madrid thank you martha. ethel has held a minute of silence taran to remember its victims of corona virus. 812 new deaths were reported on monday reversing a 2 day downward trend the country is the hardest hit in the wild with over 11 and a half 1000 deaths and more than 100000 people infected francesca jumper tony has the details from milan. yesterday 812 people died. but the confirmed positive cases are now more than $100000.00 where the growth that appears to be a little slower than last week the daily increase in is constantly under the 8 percent now and the recovery is have never been so many so there is again a ray of hope even though we know that these numbers are not completely accurate and as i was listening to martha her it seems there is pain is happening something really close to what what happened here in italy especially low body according to the latest forecasts based on different research is italy could reach its peak in 7 to 10 days see the new cases h

. >> congresswoman ha raur herrera-beutler. >> i have a few questions so i'm going to try to bang on through them. the practice of seclusion and restraint -- we've talked about this before -- of special-ed students i think is extremely detrimental to young students. and the stories i've heard, they're horrific. what the administration doing to ensure all students are treated with respect? >> as we talked about we have an initiative going proactively through all 12 of our regional office for civil rights offices to bring light to this subject, to ensure that schools and districts and states know what their responsibilities are, what the law is, and to really make sure that they are doing right on behalf of kids. and so this was a prospective initiative taking -- conducting audits and also conducting a lot of proactive informational sessions to ensure that schools know what they should be doing or not doing. >> one of the -- and some of it, as i hear, is a lack of reporting. is there any enforcement mechanism. so, you've been doing the education and a lot of them should know by know wh

should this is very concerned about this situation right now thanks for that update there martha herrera live for us from madrid. well france says hospitals in and around paris are at breaking point as infections the prime minister says hospitals in the capital could reach capacity within days paris and its suburbs now account for a quarter of all hospitalized covert 19 cases france recorded its highest daily death toll on friday bringing the total there to more than $1600.00. joins us now live from southwest france natasha's who looks like france is heading for more trouble. yes the french prime minister. speaking to other members of the french government on a video conference earlier today and after a t. came out and gave a brief statement and really his message was that the next few days in the farms are going to be in his words very difficult indeed because he says that what france's facing is a new wave of coronavirus cases particularly in the north of the country in the paris region where he said hospitals and clinics are already becoming such a rated now the really the hotspot if

. >>> time to get a news update, sue herrera, good morning. >> here's what's happening russian presidentmir putin says he backs an amendment that would allow him to remain in power. putin told his country's parliament he supports a constitutional amendment that would let him run for a third term as president. a nationwide vote on that amendment is set for april 22nd. >>> greek forces are deploying razor wire along the border with turkey to deter my grants from entering that country. greece has stopped nearly a thousand people from illegally crossing the border. >>> italy has started its first day on nationwide lockdown to halt the spread of the coronavirus. travel is being restricted to work, health needs, and emergencies. italians are also facing more restrictions on traveling abroad austria is banning all travel from italy spain is not allowing flights from italy until march 25th, and italians arriving in britain are being asked to self-isolate. >>> and dutch prime minister mark routa telling fellow citizens from now on we will stop shaking hands to stop the coronavirus outbreak unfort

exactly >> yes, we'll see you in a little bit >>> by the way, we'll get -- right now on the virus sue herrerat headquarters. >> good morning, sara, good morning, everybody we'll start as we usually do with the overall numbers on the outbreak global cases have risen above 395,000 and the death toll is above 17,200 the world health organization says about 85% of new infections are happening in europe and here in the united states >>> the tokyo summer olympics being postponed by up to a year. it is the first delay in the games. basically the japanese prime minister abe recommended a delay. the chief executive of the tokyo games says it is not clear who will pay the extra costs of moving the games into next year, and in addition to that, the international olympic committee president says the delayed games will be a celebration of humankind overcoming the unprecedented crisis of the coronavirus. more details on the timing and the scope of the postponed games expected a bit later today >>> and the australian government asking the newly jobless to wait a few days before registering for unemployment

. >>> lowest level in 17 years let's get the latest on the coronavirus with sue herrera back at headquarters. >> thank you hello, everyone. beer going to begin with the new cases this afternoon over 214,000 worldwide now that, is the death toll topped 8700 with italy close to overtaking china for the most deaths. one state governor in italy is calling on retired and private sector doctors to make themselves available to help public health services fight the virus. traffic is piling up at border crossings in europe like this one between germany and poland at one point that traffic jam stretched for 31 miles as coronavirus restrictions are implemented. european union officials say there are still about 80,000 eu citizens around the world waiting to return. >>> and in israel, police are wearing new uniforms for a new kind of policing teams of officers knocking on the doors of people in quarantine to make sure they're following the rules when ch, of course, are meant to limit the outbreak you're up to date. i send it back downtown to you >> thank you so much, sue. as always, we'll see you again

congresswoman herrera butler. >> i would love to have more the freedomn on opportunity choice program. i want to make sure it is on the record very clearly, whether it is a new program, federal funding and whether there are strings attached. actually, whether by somehow -- i recognize the treasury program, is there some way that this is not under the laws of the land? or civil rights constitutional rights somehow abridged? >> let me respond to that directly. civil rights are not abridged in any way. this is not a new program to be administered at the federal level. vehicle to effectively and efficiently get voluntary contributions directly to scholarship granting organizations as decided by states that choose to participate. with the idea that they will turn around and create one or more programs that are going to specifically address the needs k-12 students and their state. >> no more giving money to planned parenthood. church, that is tax-exempt. this is no more federal funding than any money. churches are not federally funded. >> correct. >> i think there is a big divide there. the

. >> thank you >>> let's get to sue herrera with the latest on the coronavirus headlines back at hq >> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone here's what's going on right now the coronavirus. confirmed cases have now topped 185,000 with more than 7,300 deaths, both of those numbers are up significantly since earlier this morning here in the u.s., cases are approaching 4,700, as testing ramps up around the nation in ontario, canada, the most populous province there, it has declared a state of emergency to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. bars and restaurants will be closed and gatherings of more than 50 people have been banned. and for the first time since world war ii, the kentucky derby will not be run on the first saturday in may. churchill downs has moved the nation's premier horse race to september 5th due to the coronavirus pandemic get live updates any time on the coronavirus outbreak go to cnbc.com carl, back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> coronavirus cases nearing 5,000 now in the united states, with many beginning to worry about a potential shortage of m

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herrera-beutler. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, madam secretary, were being here. the first thing i wanted to mention, and we talked this a little bit. have a few questions i'm going to try to bang through them. the practice of seclusion and restraint, we talk about this before, of special ed students. i thinkin is extremely detrimenl to these young people. the stories i'vely heard are horrific. what is the administration doing to stop the practice and assure all students are true with respect? >> as we talked about, we have an initiative going proactively through all 12 of our regional office for civil rights offices to bring light to the subject, to ensure that schools and districts and states know what their responsibilities are, what the law is, and to really make sure that they are doing right on behalf of kids. and so this was a prospective initiative taking -- conducting audits and also conducting a lot of proactive informational sessions to ensure that s schoos know what they should be doing, or not doing. >> and some of it is as i hear is a lack of reporti