[applause] >> the hon.ondon breed: so you get to design them yourself and figure out what you want on them. it's going to take a few weeks for them to get ordered and set up, but we are committed to supporting your championship ring so you can wear your rings with pride. and i'm really excited that you all are here today because we want to make sure that we honor you. and coach, come on up. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: come on up. >> thank you. >> the hon. london breed: i just feel like i was your good luck charm because i did the coin toss and all that. it was a great day, and it was so fun. >> i would like to say, kerry bader, he said no mayor has been out to flip the turkey coin. so i hope we can make it a tradition and you'll be out when you get the chance. >> the hon. london breed: but i think it's really important. it's important that we support young people that are staying focused and positive, and the fact that this team has come together as a team and accomplished something so amazing unde

as residents return to their lives will it be the woo hon they remember. well greece has quarantined a 2nd migrant camp after resident tested positive full the corona virus the. north of athens use home to hundreds of asylum seekers another camp on the mainland was put into lockdown last week after 20 people there with found to have the virus so far they've been no reported cases in the overcrowded camps on the greek islands and the government is desperate to keep it that way some migrants are now being placed into quarantine upon their arrival in greece. in some parts of the world this is what quarantine looks like. for these migrants sunday marks the beginning of their isolation. but. the government and the residents there would be just a different body. everybody has made it to but nevertheless we have to go through to move forward with the good that. after arriving on the greek island of lesbos that temporary home office little to help them shelter from the rain through. after 5 years i'm here i'm 30. 3 going. to be 700 problem for a very. a 2nd my cur

as residents return to their lives will it be the will hon they remember. the feeling the chinese mainland now is a possible 2nd wave of infections you want you to dub the news remember you can get the latest headlines on the up on our website. and you going to follow us on twitter and instagram as i'm british trying to do with the by. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at d w dot com and on t.w. social media channels.

>> the hon. london breed: thank you, president yee and members of the board. i want to take this time to update the board on the steps we're taking against covid-19. the decisions that we're made were based on the recommendation from our public health experts, who we know are among the best in the country. we declared a state of emergency and activated our emergency center. they're working around the clock to reach vulnerable communities and prepare the public. just yesterday, supervisor peskin and i announced additional resources to support our residents that rely on shelters, resource centers, and single-room occupancy hotels. increasing cleaning and accessing additional meals to keep individuals safe and to limit the spread of the virus. today, i announced additional steps to provide new spaces such as r.v.s for people without homes to quarantine themselves should the virus become active. we are working with our hospitals and medical staff to make sure we can take care of people in need of med

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thank you. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you, everyone, for being here. now, we want to take this opportunity to open it up to questions. and i also -- maybe chief scott, you want to provide an update about what was happening in the city and what your plans are with the officers moving forward, and then, we'll get into some questions. >> thank you, mayor. good evening -- or good afternoon. san francisco continues its efforts, and we are still spreading the message of social distancing. san franciscans are heeding to the public health order. our businesses have been absolutely outstanding in compliance. and i'm not saying that i can speak for every one of the thousand businesses in the city of san francisco, but by and large, we have gotten compliance. as stated by trent and the mayor, we have had some challenges with social distancing. we said from the start -- and we started monday night a week ago at 12:01 a.m. -- monday night into tuesday, social distancing, to stay 6

if she can only cook as well as ho hon hon honeywell can compute. >> this is the movie weird sciencech is about a couple geek boys that design their dream woman using a computer. when i was a kid that was the imagery around computing. it was for boys, something that boys liked to do, something that boys enjoyed and girls did not. it was something that made people believe that men are natural and women are accessories. it is a lie. a lot of us are proof. so if you remember nothing else from this talk, and i don't blame you if you forgot everything about bbs history, if there is a boys club that dominates silicon valley today, but i believe that technological histories are important. if women and girls are able to see themselves, as they well should, then they can see themselves more easily in their future. i write about history and i don't know much about the future, but if we're going to survive it, dare i say we start it and get all of the help that we can get. thank you. >> thank you, now we will answer some questions as we can. will, do you have a question? what do you got? >> tha

the new coronavirus 1st emerged in the city of who hon but the efforts to combat the virus goes far beyond china. researches all over the globe are racing to contain it. and children of chinese scientists published the genetic code of the virus in early january enabling scientists around the world to start working on it. at hong kong university pathologists of grain the new coronavirus and human tissue to find out more about its properties one the basic things which people. to know about this farce is the firstly what is the case in respect of the fact or in the human body in which the us is replication and the 2nd is what sort of damage is it causing to the body and then also to see how the body reacts to this virus damage. the ultimate goal in the fight against any virus is to find a vaccine multiple teams around the world already searching for the magic bullet that can be used to immunize people one of them is based in belgium at the university of life and. works in development takes 1015 years before a new vaccine may come so now the entire scientific community is trying to get foster

i was there really early maybe 60 half past 6 we just wanted to smoke a pipe and then go hon but another friend came along and suggested we stay to watch a champions league match a tough time the door to the cuff i opened and the shooting began. after a few minutes the gunman there and hanna turned to his friend said that. for the. i tried to leave i tapped him 2 or 3 times and said let's go then i looked up and saw the blood coming out of his head and is. at this bar where 4 of the 10 victims were killed people are in mourning at the same time questions are being asked and demands articulated. the state has to protect citizens like us but efforts have to be stepped up to fight prejudice pro-democracy campaigns are good but not enough. demonstrators have been on the streets of homs for days demanding more protection for people with migrant backgrounds and the places they meet and people are ready to push back against racist rhetoric. just seen again we need to make sure that the voice of people affected is heard people who could be murdered tomorrow people hit by racism mentioned they ha

saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will hon the government has decided to loosen restrictions businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lifted on april 8th. now let's get a check of some of the other covert 19 related stories the state of new york has seen its deadliest day of the coronavirus pandemic 562 people died from covert 19 within just 24 hours with nearly $3000.00 deaths the state now accounts for nearly half of all virus related fatalities in the united states. a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test czech workers returning home. previously workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when they came back from germany. as with many other countries in the world colombia's lockdown has had people without homes especially hard our next report is from nicole furnish on the streets of bogota she met a man whose work during the crisis has made him a hero for those in need nobody knows the invisible like this man for 15 years

life inside will hon it's still a place of fear and fascination as the city begins to move on from the crisis. in the they say there are many infected people without symptoms so i'll wait until none of those people are out there before i feel safe but i'm worried even if there's only one case a day. i think people will have a psychological fear of the epidemic. it all depends on how individuals think. well my heart come out here every day and i'm not so scared but i have to take all the precautions in the right way. it's only the barricades that hinted anything other than business as usual at this market directed at the beginning of the outbreak they're slowly being taken down as their purpose becomes movers who hands 11000000 residents are slowly emerging from their harms. a sing in sleeping sleeping in a sing i think it's really relaxing i've worked for more than 20 years and have never experienced something like this before. this couple takes advantage of the sunshine after 2 months inside. sing when i had been confined for a long time somehow i sometimes felt depressed one time whe

saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will hon the government has decided to loosen restrictions businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lift it on april 8th. and joining us now from beijing for more is correspondent fabienne crash more hello to you father and so it does appear that china is now over the worst of its outbreak of covert 19 so is beijing getting back to business as usual. well if you it's normal normal but actually you have to consider the country is completely shut off and all foreign s. are is out and also beijing as isolated to some degree because people who travel from other provinces they have to karen team for 14 days when they enter the capital here but despite that yes it's here it's much more normal people are building the streets again subways the restrooms are open again shops etc and also they're enjoying the outdoors i mean today was a lovely spring day and the pockets were crowded it's head around but it's possible people are cautious and they're wearing face masks

as residents return to their lives will it be the will hon they remember. german chancellor angela merkel has said it's still too early to say when coronavirus lockdown measures across the country could be relaxed but policymakers are already exploring ways to prevent new infections once restrictions are lifted one option is a smart phone app to track people's movements and warn them if they've had contact with someone who's tested positive but in germany data protection is a big concern. our mobile phones could become an important weapon in the fight against the corona virus and germany could see the benefits very soon so for developers are working on tracking apps which would enable the loosening of restrictions on movement without compromising data privacy the op registers of their smartphones with the op installed on contract people who are in the vicinity of the user for a particular amount of time if the op user test positive for corona all the people they had contact with can be notified and warned the hope is that possible cases of infection can be

as residents return to their lives will it be the woo hon they remember. let's take a look now at some of the other covert 19 stories making news this hour millions of indians have switched off their lights and lit candles in a show of solidarity in the fight against the coronavirus families confined to their homes by a nationwide lockdown gathered at their doors and windows india has seen its coded 19 cases rise in recent days to more than 3 and a half 1000. in saudi arabia local authorities have deployed drones in the fight against the virus the machines are fitted with thermal cameras to measure the body temperature of shoppers in the outkast same region a higher than normal body temperature is one of the symptoms of covert 19. in uganda thora to use it donating food to vulnerable people living in the capital kampala a lockdown has hit the poor especially hard in the city where many earn a living selling goods in the street activists have accused ugandan security forces of using beatings and shootings to enforce the restrictions. of. german chancellor a

this week hon stories. the search for a challenger to trump in the u.s. . colombia's fight against sex tourism. but we begin in turkey thousands of refugees arrive at the greek border carrying false hopes they want to enter the e.u. but europe is closing its doors in increasing border security. the sign at the greek borders says well come but that's just not the case. a chaotic makeshift camp has sprung up open to the elements people try to stay warm lighting fires and dense smoke drifts through the air sometimes it's tear gas fired by the greek police. feared us and his family said to 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 are on the road again a little. later we heard on the news that the borders to europe are being open all of that in the. set of immediately by a bus and taxi from is mansour here in indiana which of us is we have done share of the metal that we have now we wait for the image to actually open the border. us and love

saturday china claims to have curbed the spread of the virus and after 2 months of lockdown and will hon the government has decided to loosen restrictions businesses have slowly started to reopen and the lockdown will be officially lift it on april 8th. let's go now to a correspondent. in beijing sabah and as we just heard in that report china is slowly getting back to business as usual what's your impression. yeah i think to a certain extent that is true i mean you can clearly feel that the mood in the public spaces has changed i mean people are enjoying the outdoors again. going back to the street going back to the shops going to the restaurants that have already opened in the last couple of weeks and also this week china has released its purchasing managers index and also media group which is also very important has released also the purchasing managers index and that states that the economy is growing well it comes from a really low level of gross from the catastrophic from the temporary but it's it's going better slightly and even you know the german companies they have released wit

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he said i just want to get outta here and get some of your coffee, hon. that was one of the last conversations we had. >> co sell moved into the facility for federal therapy. he was diagnosed with covid-19 on march 21st, along with six other people. his wife says that she struggled to get information up until he died six days ago, and is still now being left in the dark. >> it's true nightmare. this is inexcusable. it's unforgivable. it's unforgivable. so help me, i'm 86 years old, and i'm going to fight with every bit of my energy for this never to happen again to february anybody. >> gateway released a statement say we go appreciate the opportunity to care for our residents in these very difficult times, and are doing everything in our power to keep them safe, healthy, and protected from the spread of this disease. gateway went on to say that hav mischaracterizations and misrepresents. their words. in the media, regarding its handling of the crisis, and don't the city plans to give its first on camera interview. we'll have their response for you tonight

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he said said i just want to get out of here and get some of your coffee, hon. that was one of the last conversations we had. >> reporter: his wife diane said he was only supposed to stay there a couple of weeks, but he was diagnosis go ahead with covid-19 on march 21st abe long of with six other patients. she said trying to get information from gateway was and is a constant battle. >> it's a true nightmare. they just put us an hold and would say we'll transfer you to the nursest station. we're shorthanded, and we'll try to get in touch with the nurse. and we would wait and wait and wait. he coronavirus, passed away onr and diane still doesn't know the exact circumstances her husband died under. the last time she was able to speak with him was five days before he passed. >> this is inexcusable. it's up for giveable. it's up for giveable. so help me, i'm 86 years old, and i'm going to fight with every bit of my energy for this never to happen again to anybody. >> reporter: they would have been married 65 years on may 1st. >>> in a statement, gateway rehab told us

he said said i just want to get out of here and get some of your coffee, hon. that was one of the last conversations we had. >> reporter: his wife diane said he was only supposed to stay there a couple of weeks, but he was diagnosis go ahead with covid-19 on march 21st abe long of with six other patients. she said trying to get information from gateway was and is a constant battle. >> it's a true nightmare. they just put us an hold and would say we'll transfer you to the nursest station. we're shorthanded, and we'll try to get in touch with the nurse. and we would wait and wait and wait. he coronavirus, passed away onr and diane still doesn't know the exact circumstances her husband died under. the last time she was able to speak with him was five days before he passed. >> this

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hon in february there were so many sick in need of treatment that entire hospitals were built practically overnight today were hans' hospitals were declared free of corona virus patients now that's a title the rest of the world cities can only hope to share sooner rather than later tonight there are more than 3000000 cases of the virus globally the united states has the most almost 1000000 i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the fund i meet is far from. get a lot of local officials to the floor of the room took about reopening reopen. this virus will not be defeated if we have not united the learned lessons we have to move forward and we have to be smart because if you are not smart you will see that infection rate go right back to where it was we continue to have countries to find isolate test and treat all cases. also coming up tonight no lockdowns no shutdowns sweden went down a different road when the corona by was arrived a huge gamble that comes with a human cost i do understand on it equipment it's a scandal that will need looking into when this is over i think we are still go

official, who spent his entire career on vaccine development, was pushing for more rigorous testiid hon. before he was pushed o the explove charge who said he s dismissed yesterday after pushing for a more thorough vetting of hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug the president has pushed as a possible breakthrough for coronavirus. bright said the administration "has pressured me other and conscientious scientists to fund companies with political connections, as well as efforts that lack scientific merit." he added that "sidelining me in the middle of this pandemic and placing politics and cronyism ahead of science putsz lives at risk." the president has touted the promise of hydroxychloroquine many times, despite questions ra previoumany other health officials about its effectiveness. >> based on what i see, it could be a game changer. >> reporter: as the president praised states who are moving to reopen their economies, new modeling, used by the white house now, predicts nearly 66,000 could die by august, a significant increase from what the president claimed earlier this week. >> it look

could someone care to explain how reassuring hon bears have been unwrapped, ripped off, stolen, defaced? at a time when we look for the best in human nature, we're seeing the opposite. >> yeah, i think that's uncivil. i wish people wouldn't do that. >> reporter: steven polkno n an of us, he's a tour guide. >> people either want to destroy something that someone else has created, or want to create over someone else's creation. >> reporter: one could argue this is the true nature of public art, that once it goes up, it belongs to the world, we allow that. but when it happens to such gentle messaging? should we expect better? >> i think a lot of human nature is changing but it's not going to come fast. >> reporter: that's too bad in this singular historic moment when patience already feels that it comes at a premium. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> just look at that, is that another moment of zen? a live look outside, a beautiful day. >> ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar

opening of will hon again because what honey is not that who business most heavily at tech by the assassin and demi may now and though they are announced at the of the show are a joke from a nanny government as there are no more new cases in will how for a long while however they still produce quiet a major number of that grow in maine so that many people worry that whether the. truth is do they do not have any new cases or at least you have a small cluster of a local cases appear in so our home of people read it a lot because our 1st cases are. people taking a highrise train to from one harm and home i have many connection and many trouble many travelers from a net. one of the oz who is that they have many trouble is in hong kong mohamad moneer in in lancaster after 10 grueling weeks on the lot down in was it too early to lift the lockdown. well i think there are certain features of this why does that make it a little more complicated than any other straightforward disease i mean we do know 'd a fair proportion of people who are infected there are asymptomatic and asymptomatic infections

i've seen hons can disguise that i was at a hospital the other night i think there were a few the rush if you credit are as a patient and i shook hands with everybody you'll be pleased to know that i continue to shake hands that you know i'm going to say this the best single thing we can do is wash our hands 2 verses of that all happy birthday hot water bars that this is the worst public health crisis for a generation you have to stay to meet is a part you have to follow the social distancing i developed models symptoms over the coronavirus it's all right for more i'm joined now by alex forrest whining alex spent years covering was minister and u.k. politics she joins me tonight from here in berlin good evening to you alex you've been working your sources what do we know about the condition of the prime minister tonight well the very latest from his official spokes person in downing street that his condition is stable and he remains in intensive care for close monitoring and he said to be in good spirit says he's often said to be now we know that he's received standard oxygen treatment

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actually it's only a matter of time until the infections will rise again we know that actually within will hon the testing the virus testing has been increased now they're up to $12000.00 virus tests the day again so that means also there will be much more. carious of the virus persons who are infected but who don't show any symptoms i think that number will increase and it's basically trial and error right or every decision that is now made and one can be also turned back so i think they really want to like in an experiment they want to try can they open it will the numbers go up or not and then they can take it from one step at a time correspondent. thank you so. and let's get the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic the global death toll from cova 19 is now more than 82000 with more than 1400000 confirmed infections since the outbreak began british prime minister boris johnson has spent his 2nd night in intensive care he is said to be in a stable condition and not on a ventilator and the head of the e.u. stop science organization has resigned motto foot adi says that he faced ins