huns in the united states the governors of california and new york they've declared lockdowns in their states and this is being seen as a reaction in part to in action by the u.s. president and the federal government is the situation in bavaria is it similar i think it's similar in one sense in the sense that there's a feeling of urgency a probably in california. and there's also a feeling of urgency in bavaria but it's not similar in the sense that there's no support for what the central government is doing is really being supported by all the federal states in her policies they are continuous consultations and there's none of this acrimony that you have between the white house in the united states and various governments of federal states so in general i think one of us said german government he of both regional and central is on the same page on this but of area especially feels under particular pressure because it's close to it to be which we know is the focus of the global pandemic at the moment it's also close to all straight and and all stransky results there have been several h

turkish president richard typer the hun has been in brussels for talks with european union leaders over the border crisis and war in syria is calling on syria's nato allies to support them in syria where turkey and russia are backing off is it sides that also wants europe to take more responsibility for refugees crossing from syria the war thousands of refugees have been clashing with greek border patrols and 7 reopened to turkey's northwestern border with greece 10 days ago in contravention of a 2016 deal with the e.u. . well germany meanwhile has revealed plans to take in some under-age refugees and migrants alongside other european union nations a government statement said the go see asians are underway to bring 1500 children currently in turkish camps over to the e.u. with germany taking in what it's calling an appropriate share many children in the camps are unaccompanied or need urgent medical treatment. well it's a good name is in the turkish city of their nail on the border with greece and the passion which should be hearing from the turkish president relatively soon but what is

elon is a small community and huns work western germany. has been driving sanitation trucks through the neighborhoods here for 10 years he tells it like it is. we live in a throwaway society and it's getting worse since people started buying on line there's more and more of it. but more and more is the last thing that sanitation companies need at this point the market is saturated and selling used paper has gone out of style it used to be worth $150.00 euros or more per tonne now a ton is only worth 40 euros that was vital income for many sanitation companies that have to go. to the field with that's a big financial loss for us and we had to increase fees by around 25 percent in january of this year with one but mainly because of the fall in paper prices. and of course plenty of people aren't happy about that because. the waste paper has brought just sorting plants like here in frankfurt recently around 8000000 tons of recovered paper were shipped off to asia for recycling the largest customer used to be china but those days are over. china

the new coronavirus 1st emerged in the city of new hun but the efforts to combat the virus goes far beyond china. researches all over the globe are racing to contain it. or. better to have chinese scientists publish the genetic code of the virus in early january enabling scientists around the world to start working on it. at home home university pathologists of grain the new coronavirus and human tissue to find out more about its properties one of the basic. things which people want to know about this farce is the firstly what is a place in respect of the facts or the human body in which the process 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 vaccine development takes 1015 years before a new vaccine may come so no the entire scientific community is trying to get fo

1992, we are still at crisis levels and we do not have facilities that can quarantine ten, scores, hun, thousands of people. so this creates a new wrinkle to the crisis, where we have to look at ways to bar entry, and i will tell you, as deputy secretary of dhs, i'm not prepared to put my folks at risk any more than any of you would, right? and so if you prioritize their safety and their health, where we don't have tools to necessarily deal with this, it limits our options rather dramatically. and it is a great concern. i'm on the president's current virus task force. we have dealt with a lot of aspects of this. we have been dealing it with the sea ports and airports and land ports effectively at this point but not mixed with an illegal immigration crisis at the same time and that is not a happy thought that obviously we have been planning for but the options are terribly limited. >> our time is almost up. but to wrap up, any issues or comments you wanted to make to deliver to the audience that we didn't get to cover? >> i just wanted to just, you know, reach out to what you're saying,

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officials across india are searching for hun of people who attended a religious event linked to thousandsf coronavirus cases. officials are now clearing the building where more than 1000 people are stranded since the government imposed a lockdown. >> pple at a religious gathering are being evacuated and sent to isolation centers. dozens have tested positive for the coronavirus. me have died. the days after, a large number of people remained at the mosque. many are showing symptoms of the disease. india is grappling with the spread of corona. there is also anger about its treatment. a group of people sprayed with chemicals in what appears to have been an attempt to sanitize them as they tried to return to their villages from the cities that they lived in an investigation has been launched into the incident. hundreds of thousands of daily wage earners havewi been left thout money, food, and shelter. >> we are we have nothing now. they say that it may be one or two monthsithout work. we cannot even go back to our >> around india, the government and private organizations have been trying to h

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here is part of champion hill, followed by jeffrey hun detailing the movements of union forces as they follow confederates through virginia. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> next, national world war two expert robert citino talks about how the decisions at the yalta conference affected the ending of world war 12. this is part of a day long symposium. >> welcome back to the madeline paul hilliard conference center. i hope everybody enjoyed their lunch. we spent this morning doing some pretty high level analysis of the political and strategic situation that existed among the leaders.

but people in the city of hun or the outbreak began will have to wait 2 weeks longer to leave the province still for some restrictions are already lifting. my company got back to work a few days ago everybody has been issued a health code after having their physical condition checked and their temperature taken i got this pass and i'm on my way home after a night shift. once at the center of china's coded 1000 epidemic who bay has seen a dramatic plunge in new cases. officials have reported just one locally transmitted infection in the past 5 days a tremendous u. turn. this was at the height of the outbreak crowded hospitals exhausted medical workers who has since counted over 67000 confirmed infections and 3000 deaths. the w.h.o. says the 2 month lockdown may have averted hundreds of thousands of cases. but it may also have caused a higher mortality rate in the province as other critical illnesses went untreated there's hope in new bay that the worst is over but with the corona virus on the loose in china and around the world risk from imported infection still looms large . and you're wat

but people in the city of hun or the outbreak began will have to wait 2 weeks longer to leave the province still for some restrictions are already lifting. my company got back to work a few days ago everybody's been issued a health code after having their physical condition checked and their temperature taken i got this pass and i'm on my way home after a night shift. once at the center of china's coded 1000 epidemic who bay has seen a dramatic plunge in new cases officials have reported just one locally transmitted infection in the past 5 days a tremendous u. turn. this was at the height of the outbreak crowded hospitals exhausted medical workers who has since counted over 67000 confirmed infections and 3000 deaths. the w.h.o. says the 2 month lockdown may have averted hundreds of thousands of cases. but it may also have caused a higher mortality rate in the province as other critical illnesses went untreated . there's hope and you may that the worst is over but with the corona virus on the loose in china and around the world risk from imported infection still looms large. despite the dec

that these measures that are taken in various countries do not in fact work against each other and huns all the while the number of newly infected people continues to increase here in germany how are germany's hospitals in clinics how are they coping right now but what in fact happening in germany is that the hospitals are not of iran yet we haven't yet reached the point where there are so many thousands of serious cases that need intensive care that need to be hospitalized so that the hospitals at the moment are not at the point yet where the peak is overwhelming them and that is exactly the reason why all of these measures are being taken these most recent measures and in fact all of the measures that were taken in the recent weeks it's an it's an attempt to try and keep down the number of the rate of the number of infections the spread of the virus so that the hospitals do not get overwhelmed so that the people that do get admitted to hospital have a chance of being cured and that the number of people that get admitted to hospital can in fact be admitted. all right our political corr

violence broke out in venezuela's capital caracas as demonstrators led by self-proclaimed president hun why don't clash with security forces police used tear gas to stop the protests from protesters from marching on the national assembly which pro-government lawmakers seized in january . the united states where harvey weinstein has been sentenced to 23 years in prison and a manhattan court following his recent rape and sexual assault conviction this is at the he along the end of the range of possible sentences for the disgraced hollywood former hollywood mogul and he face between 5 and 29 years he was convicted of raping an aspiring actress in 2013 and forcibly performing oral sex on a t.v. and film production assistant in 2006 both remembering to give a victim impact statement before he was sentenced a 2nd criminal case is pending in california. and to new york then rejoined journalist james reimer who's been following this case it closely welcome james so just walk us through what happened in court today. well you've already stated the sentence very fresh in our mind it only happens a

huns in the united states the governors of california and new york they've declared lockdowns in their states and this is being seen as a reaction in part to in action by the u.s. president and the federal government is the situation in bavaria is it similar i think it's similar in one sense in the sense that there's a feeling of urgency a probably in california. and there's also a feeling of urgency in bavaria but it's not similar in the sense that there's no support for what the central government the stewing i'm going to america is really being supported by all the federal states in her policies they are continuous consultations and there's none of this acrimony that you have between the white house in the united states and various governments of federal states so in general i think one of us said german government he of both regional and central is on the same page on this but bavaria especially feels under particular pressure because it's close to get to leave which we know is the focus of the global pandemic at the moment it's also close to all straight and and all stransky resul

that these measures that are taken in various countries do not in fact work against each other and huns all the while the number of newly infected people continues to increase here in germany how are germany's hospitals in clinics how are they coping right now but what's in fact happening in germany is that the hospitals are not of iran yet we haven't yet reached the point where there are so many thousands of serious cases that need intensive care that need to be hospitalized so that the hospitals at the moment are not at the point yet where the peak is overwhelming them and that is exactly the reason why all of these measures are being taken these most recent measures and in fact all of the measures that were taken in the recent weeks it's an it's an attempt to try and keep down the number of the rate of the number of infections the spread of the virus so that the hospitals do not get overwhelmed so that the people that do get admitted to hospital have a chance of being cured and that the number of people that get admitted to hospital can in fact be admitted. all right our political co

this to other countries the construction of an emergency hospital hun in just 10 days impress the world the hospital was closed on the 8th of march with all patients fully recovered a fact that was proudly announced on chinese state television. what state media doesn't report is that chinese president xi jinping already knew about the virus outbreak by january the 7th the public was only informed 2 weeks later chinese dr lee when young had already discovered the virus and warned of the dangers posed by it in december last year he received a warning from police and was forced to write an official apology he later became infected and died in early february. mark you what if the. other attempts by journalists and doctors to draw attention to the gravity of the situation were brutally repressed the whereabouts of several whistleblowers is still unknown china has had success in battling the epidemic but with nearly 9000 people still infected the battle is far from over. the world of sports has also been hit hard by this pandemic the french open tennis tournament has been shifted from may to

middle to late to time to turn back the tide on the blind as turkey's president pressure paper the hun as being in brussels for talks with european union leaders over the border crisis and war in syria he wants europe to take more responsibility for refugees crossing from syria to escape the war thousands of refugees have been clashing with greek border patrols since their then reopened to turkey's northwestern border with greece 10 days ago in contravention of a 2016 deal with that. at least $43.00 people have died in bourke enough so after gunmen attacked 2 villages in the north of the country the military has been sent to secure the villages in the north region which is close to the border with mali there's a top stories coming up next that it's the stream i have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching the by. ok and you are in the stream of fury in the streets of a femicide in mexico protesters are asking what they stop and for the government to take the issue seriously we want you to share your thoughts on how to address violence against women you can let us know in

prime minister hun dock has vowed that the attack won't get in the way of sudan's transition sort of a jersey. people morgan has more from the site of the explosion. this area right here is where the explosion targeting the convoy of sudan's prime minister abdullah have doc happened now you can see the tape that was blocking the access to the area it has since been removed but you can see the impact of the blast on the windows of that building which has been completely shattered by the blast we heard from sudan's government spokesperson saying that this was a car bomb that was targeting the prime minister in an effort to derail the transitional government we also heard that the prime minister is safe and in a safe location and that he's doing well and that nobody has been injured besides a traffic officer which was part of his motorcade now they've also said that there were gunshots that followed the explosion so people are now asking how a security breach happened why was this allowed to happen on the convoy of the prime minister it of course comes at a time where sudan is facing an

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literature,for the for instance, the archaeological evidence for the invasion of the mongols and huns in europe is practically nonexistent. so that we are not really sure where these people are when they are not here. we have studied the drainage more fully to try and ascertain how many other kinds on representations of archaeological sites there might be here. in the 12,000 hectares that make up this entire cross creek watershed, there are more than 330 other archaeological sites. the meanderings of these populations all the way through time. it is not until about 3500 calendar years ago that you begin to see these large seasonal camps, and even later, the equivalent of the kinds of villages that would have existed when the europeans arrived. when you have ceramics, when you have domesticated plants, all introduced with the exception of say, sunflowers which are locally cultivated, corn, beans, and squash and pottery arrive in the woodland period. woodland, as in early, middle, and late, and we put an end to the populations by driving the native americans out of fear or killing them

climate change,, deforesestatio, and chananging ecology is crucil for how we have a animal and hun ecology change. forr instance, we saw the zeke outbtbreak happened several yeas ago in with these brazil.l. there's been a a lot of inteteresting discucussion hohow deforestation may have played a rorole in thatnd higherr temperatures may have plplayed a rorole in changingng vectors, mosquito v vectorsn n that role. mosquitoes played no role in sars, don't worry. but it is a very important question. but i think when this all quiets down, we're sort of in the thick of the epidemimic, i think we nd to pay more attention to this content t of what i'i'm calling human and planetary health. we are actuaually trying to buid a new cenenter planetary hehealth at stanforor. we're workiking on a new postdoctoral fellowship for scientists a actually study this human ecology change. amy: we're going to go to break and then we want you to take us from italy to china to iran. we want to look at africa, you have called a ticking time bomb, and latin america, asia. dr. michele barry, d director of the center

. >> we want all of these houses to be occupied by hun n bein no imimdiately. especily now wh the ronaviru its a safe haza to ve all o these pelele on e ststres while there e empty houses and safe homes. they are empty. we are not doing anything wrong. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the death toll from the covid-19 pandemic is nearing 35,000 as confirmed cases have now risen to over 730,000. the united states continues toto lead in coronavirus cases wiwith over 143,0,000 known infections- though the true number is certain to be far higher due to lack of access to tests. there are over 2500 deaths. on sunday, president trump walked back earlier statements about lifting social distancing advisories by easter after -- instead extending the government guidelines through the end of april. he said the peak death rate is likely two weeks from now. dr. anthony fauci, head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, warned coronavirus could kill between -- up to

turkish city over their nail on the border with greece so what do we think that the president and the hun really wanted from the e.u. . well he's been very clear about the fact that he feels that the european union has not helped him support 3700000 syrian refugees he's also been very clear about wanting military assistance from nato on the battlefield in syria president urged on left meetings with the european commission and the e.u. president a short time ago he did not make any comment about presidential sources tell us that he found the meetings quote fruitful and more details will come earlier in the evening president urged on met with the secretary general of nato after the completion of that meeting he said that the turkey syria border is also the southwest border of nato and therefore the crisis in syria is a threat against the region a threat to europe and european security with humanitarian implications it's important to note that turkey opened its borders on february 28th hours after the turkish military suffered its greatest loss of life on the battlefield in syria 34 soldiers

effective rulers of sudan and of showing a reluctance to hand over power to civilians i prime minister hun doc has vowed that the attack once gets in the way of sudan's transition sort of hired at al-jazeera have a morgan has more from the site of the explosion in car too. this area right here is where the explosion targeting the convoy of sudan's prime minister abdullah ham took happened now you can see the tape that was blocking the access to the area it has since been removed but you can see the impact of the blast on the windows of that building which has been completely shattered by the blast we heard from sudan's government spokesperson saying that this was a car bomb that was targeting the prime minister in an effort to derail the transitional government we also heard that the prime minister is safe and in a safe location and that he's doing well and that nobody has been injured besides a traffic officer which was part of his motorcade now they've also said that there were gunshots that followed the explosion so people are now asking how a security breach happened why was this allow

. >> hun [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: cheetos. >> flipping cheetos.] >> flaming -- flaming cheetos. >> jimmy: yes, yes, yes! we get it, yes [ cheers and applause ♪ flamin' hot cheetos. >> flamin' hot cheetos >> jimmy: that's good. that was great felipe [ laughter ] that was the best. oh my gosh all right, bud, it's you're turn >> okay. >> jimmy: we're good this is good >> yeah, okay. okay right? [ laughter ] right? it's good. it's good. okay, okay bungee jumping >> jimmy: bush bush stoppers. [ laughter ] >> what? bungee >> jimmy: brush teeth. [ laughter ] >> that's always good. that's actually a good thing bungee jumping >> jimmy: jumping. mexican jumping beans. [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: sorry, i didn't get it >> that was like way too many syllables. >> jimmy: what were you doing? >> bungee jumping. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. you were going - >> i'm a new yorker. i can't help myself. i get very excited [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what you're doing to me. so i don't -- all right good >> bungee jumping. >> jimmy: i know, all right. >> okay. >> jimmy

do you just, like, go, "i'll see you later, hun go, bye, bye, go, go i'll see you later." >> i was goinge you waking me up? she goes, "let's go train. i go, "train i thought we were going to, like, just relax." goes to train, i wasn't even talking with her she was game face. i was game face. but i didn't wanna mess with her routine. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> it was such a big day i'm like, "i'm here if you need me." but, you know. >> jimmy: that's exactly right we do have a clip of you during her performance. >> okay. >> jimmy: i don't know if you've seen this, 'cause you lived it but here is what a-rod was doing during j-lo's super bowl performance. take a look. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you're so proud. come on! you're so -- [ cheers and applause alex that's what a fiancé does right there. >> jimmy, i gotta tell you, i got so many calls and texts. and my friends are like, "are you doing drugs? [ laughter ] i was like, "no, that was drug free." >> jimmy: i'm just proud >> that was releasing the stress i had my daughters in the background and when she went up on that, you know, pole and s

and let's think about 30.50 and that was technical resistance in the s&p 500 and here we are at 25 hunsomething like that. it's not the end of the world especially if your time horizon is not next week or two weeks from now there are more dislocations to come, but i, you know, at the end of the day i think we'll have talf and t.a.r.p. and we have to have everything and we have to have the health crisis under control which i think a lot of people on this network have been echoing it. >> by the way, headlines crossing just now and i thought people would fricka see me and that's just crossing and people think we're nuts in ohio and idaho. the reality is, folks, life here has changed. this is about many people in one room that you will get and to dan's point when you have head traders and risk managers and everybody trying to coordinate, but they're all in different spots or in their home it could be difficult cnbc has continuing coverage of the sell-off, where we go from here and be sure to catch our special report "markets in turmoil" 7:00 p.m. eastern time and we have breaking news on a

of relief, for this period of time that people are out of work, but i think for now we all have to hun ker down, enjoy time with our families and hopefully get this behind us as quickly as possible. neil: mayor, good luck with the five days i guess remaining of your quarantine. take care of yourself your family, be well, sir, thank you. all right, the mayor of the miami francis suarez in the meantime its been one of those crazy weeks, about one of the worst weeks of the stock market since the big financial meltdown, remember that? it's very very different because the underlying economy itself is just fine. what happened? what happens now? after this. neil: you know if you think about it, we have applied all sorts of stimulus proposed and factual and some in the works some that will be in the works shortly. trillions of dollars worth of federal government cuts in interest rates and buying mortgage backed securities corporate paper you name it, anything to get a lot of cash in the banking system to assure our leaders, corporate and otherwise that they've got the backing of the united sta

i kind of commend the huntd hun of thousands that are putting this tolgether. the next two weeks, as dr. fauci alluded to, these are critical to flattening the curve. make no mistake, this isn't just one and done. we are going to see this coming back. the hope is that we will have developed immunity as a community and as a country that helps us the next time this comes around. >> concerns about supplies of any sort. let's talk about ventilators for those who would be so seriously fli afflicted. are you concerned that american doctors are going to have to be in a position because of lack of equipment to make these life and death decisions about who gets one? >> about slully. we have a million hospital beds in this country. there are about 130,000 icu beds. they have to be staffed by humans. the real capacity in this country is around 65,000 i will call them ventilator icu beds. that's simply not going to be enough. we don't want to get to the icu. that's a capacity concern. hospitals have started cancelling many elective procedures to free up the staff. the trut

. >> all right so now there are almost 300 confirmed cases in new york state with more than 1 hun of those in westchester county. the governor announced most gatherings with more than 100 people will be banned including broadway shows this is an effort to mitigate the spread of the virus. in new rochelle, a town in westchester county 20 miles north of new york city a synagogue is at the center of a major cluster of coronavirus infections governor cuomo designated the area within a one-mile radius of the synagogue a containment area and starting today schools and other gathering places will be closed for the next two weeks with the national guard arriving to distribute food, supplies and to help clean facilities joining us now is new rochelle mayor branson. it's good to talk to you, mayor. can you give us a sense of how your community is bracing for a shutdown and what it will mean for daily life >> there's no question that it's a significant disruption there are about a thousand people quarantined and that's been the case because of potential exposure to a carrier of the virus and no

casey hun has been standing by.sending the senate home but could be calling folks back sooner. what is in the bill? >> reporter: so, mika, just to pick up where joe left off and to give people the good news here, at the end of the day those republicans, lindsey graham, others who were talking about the unemployment insurance program, setting aside the fact that they fundamentally misunderstand unemployment which is that you have to be involuntarily unemployed to receive it at all in the first place, they lost the argument. this is going to be in the bill. americans are on track to get -- if you filed your tax returns, if you have given, you know, put the information in for direct deposit to get your tax refund, you will within weeks be eligible to receive payments directly from the government. if you make $75,000 a year or less or $150,000 as a family, you get a benefit as a family, those checks are coming. they passed the bill on the floor of the senate. it needs to pass the house of representative, but the level o

brian hun hand in briefing senate leaders yesterday told congress that you could expect between 70 andcans testing positive for this virus. can you tell me what's your take, dr. fauci, on those numbers? >> you really have it be very careful when you make predictions based on models these modalityings models are as good as the assumptions put into the model. i'm not down playing anything. we have a serious situation here which i would like to get back to. but let me explain those numbers. when people do modeling, they say well, let's say this percentage of the population gets infected, and then let's say this and this and this. and they have a big bracket of the low level and the high level. more often than not. the high level is way, way off. but sometimes it's thought. so even though you could say we're going to have a lot more infictions, there are going to be a lot of people that are going to be infected, the critical issue is what are you going to do about it? and that's what we are doing now, doing things that are interfering with the natural flow of infection because if you leave

scientific, common sense truths like the definition of man and woman, the definition of, you know, how hun of the most controversial aspects to discuss. these are things that will draw protesters. what is your reaction typically when you address things like gender and marriage, like pro-life activism? >> you never know exactly what to expect. i think sometimes, of course, they show up and there's a big scene, other times the way of shutting you down is to refuse to show up and engage. so i think sometimes the left just protesters are getting smarter and they realize that a big scene is just going to draw more attention to the message. so they say we're going to counter-program and do our own little thing to try to draw people away frit because we don't want people exposed to the message. it could really go east way. pete: you're certainly not afraid to take strong stances. i read the first chapter, plan to read the rest of it, it's called church of cowards, and you make a strong argument that our churches today in america are not what they should be. what do you mean by that that? >> well,