like most farmers keefe nurse who raises corn soybean and chickens is already socially isolated but the average us farmers 58 and a half years old putting them in the high risk group for the global pandemic that is yet to reach much of rural america a lot of younger farmers aren't worried about it all i'm of the mindset that i'm probably not going to avoid it i'm going to get it and i'd rather get it now well in the past year american farms have endured damaging floods a trade war with china and now a virus that threatens their workers and their ability to transport food to market if we shrink the labor pool this year that's going to be terrible all the emphasis is on the supply chain and my biggest fear is the transportation industry we constantly have a shortage of truck drivers so truck drivers need to avoid this virus. on chicago's mercantile exchange and throughout the midwestern farm belt agricultural income fell nearly 10 percent compared with last year and that was before the virus with stocks riding a roller coaster on wall street and coronavirus shattering one business after a

becomes a long to law endemic there's going to be a lot of people relying on us farmers until then keefe naren farmers like him are doing their best to stay isolated and in good health john hendren elgin's era chicago. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis has celebrated palm sunday mass in an empty st peter's basilica only a handful of nuns in the pontiff aides were in attendance normally tens of thousands of people fill the square but at least strict lockdown is still in place to prevent any further spread in a country that's been devastated by the virus all holy week celebrations leading up to easter have also been cancelled and this is sunday lived in jerusalem where the traditional mass was also cancelled it was streamed online instead the roman catholic cathedral allowed only 10 people to attend in person. they live on the margins of society and there are fears for how undocumented workers in the us will survive the pandemic along with their families they have little access to health care and often less chance to avoid the virus has more from los angeles one son to yon

nevertheless in greece his most recent parliamentary election keefe came top in the provinces of zante and to dopey with a 3rd of the verdict it's prompted a racist backlash in the region's biggest city drop us where turkish cemeteries desecrated tombstone smashed a dog with nationalist symbols game remains taunted. by spiteful the victim go back on me think of anything they endorsed in the file it goes to those that don't touch my arms were on that. last may not happen soon a national election threshold of 3 percent effectively prevents any politician representing the turkish minority from entering poem and as it accounts for only 2 percent of the population. the good thing you see is much stronger than the traditional. political you know. big double getting and the greeks here right consciously. to put it as far away as possible from their every day pretty core which is say that it's a left it's 6 ball so it's culture. the kurdish political culture yes but critics say that all aspects of turkish culture are under attack. architectural ruddock's from greece is also meant past all disa

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but the very next morning the sharpness of the high touches keefe their loads onto their backs and setout once again to keep the largest supplied with everything they need. it's starting to get cold in many parts of europe but in on the new show in the south of spain it's still a mostly sunny and mild to reach of us not very far from north africa and there are many remnants of the time when the muslim invaders from north africa rule there one of their strongholds was the city of grenada and then is where my colleague maggie least spent a perfect week and. your . own law and welcome to my perfect weekend in grand isle. a good way to get an overview of this city in southern spain is from the middle and or decide you can last square it also provides the finest you are not his most famous landmark the. my 1st stop here is this medieval fortress complex the most visited site in all of spain it was billed as a residence for the mauritian emirs and sultans of granada all the splendor of their islamic art comes into its own in the labrat nonce repacholi says here i meet up with the hombres hea

the numbers are out there the history of this virus is we're not going to avoid it like most farmers keefe nurse who raises corn soybean and chickens is already socially isolated but the average u.s. farmer is 58 and a half years old putting them in the high risk group for the global pandemic that is yet to reach much of rural america a lot of younger farmers aren't worried about it all i'm of the mindset that i'm probably not going to avoid it i'm going to get it and i'd rather get it now well in the past year american farms have endured damaging floods a trade war with china and now a virus that threatens their workers and their ability to transport food to market if we shrink the labor pool this year that's going to be terrible all the emphasis is on the supply chain and my biggest fear is the transportation industry we constantly have a shortage of truck drivers so truck drivers need to avoid this virus. on chicago's mercantile exchange and throughout the midwestern farm belt agricultural income fell nearly 10 percent compared with last year and that was before the virus. then there's

this is moving in to just the right spot to block that rainfall and keefe it to the north.nd result will be warm and sunny weather up against the coastline. the only thing we have to get over is a little patchy cloud cover as we start tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. not that cold. if you can get over the clouds to start we have a nice day coming your way. i have been doing my best to give us a time zone to get out and enjoy its. cloud cover in the morning and isolated drizzle. and i think throughout the afternoon, i'm calling it, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., best time to get outside. recess for the kids are get a break from work from home, get outside on, get the fresh air, blue sky and look at the temps, warm withing up. we are going up about 7 degrees here in the south bay. that is 71 in san jose. east bay now up to 75 antioch, 75, pittsburg and 74 in concord. some of the warmest temperatures tomorrow. closer to the water, closer to the coast we have a little ocean breeze moving in, and herms to ke -- helps to keep the temperature down. and palo a

brian keefe capturing the footage after being granted permission to fly over by tower controller sayingillions of dollars worth of jets just lying around. shannon: i have been to the mojave desert and never seen that. the pentagon is declassify videos. >> you are looking a video of an unidentified flying object taken by navy pilots, all the video circulating online fueling your vote. they are now declassified. the pentagon says it wants to show the video is real and clear up misconceptions. rob: they are others. bernie sanders campaign firing back in new york's board of elections after the status and destroyed the candidate's name from their ballots and cancel the presidential primary. >> is border standing behind him online. >> some states have moved to postpone their primaries due to covid-19 new york is the first state to outright canceling. bernie sanders wanted to remain on the ballot in order to collect delegates and influence the party platform but now that his name is been scrapped from joe biden is the affective winner and sanders's campaign is not pleased, they released a stat

illustration other medical personnel either picked up on the idea or spontaneously had at themselves meet keefe of medicine show her houston's united memorial make this might make your patients might then going through my right now at least patients know who they're going through hill even if it's just a modest polaroid most derek devolved vaulted to internet fame. the part-time actors handsome photo had people wondering you know, but is the single though joking derek all of a sudden i'm week help me. but this didn't start with coronavirus 5 years ago a california artist was so moved by seeing he bowl of patients that she went to africa and organized photographing medical staff mary beth, heffernan combined heart and art and the patients they love seeing who was inside the suits now some joke about pretending who's inside the suit. anyone out there want to buy my idea for a romcom about a doctor who takes a picture of george clooney on his personal protective equipment. and the covid patient who falls in love with it. >>it's so much s right arm. >>this pediatric emergency physician took it a st

o keefe wanted to make a few remarks. >> that item will sever or we can discuss it. >> that is in the next section, section f. we will call on the consent calendar minus that item. >> ms. collins. >> yes. >> mr. cook. >> yes. >> ms. lam. >> yes. >> ms. lopez. >> yes. >> mr. moliga. >> yes. >> ms. norton. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> yes. seven ayes. thank you. >> we will discuss and vote on item f. superintendent matthews. >> so the item in question. ms. okeefe will speak to this item. >> good afternoon. during school closures we don't have a need for our yellow bus transportation services. we entered into this contract amendment with first student to make it possible for them to continue to keep the drivers employed during school closures. when we are ready to open up they will have staff ready to reconvene the services for students without interruption. during the time closed the amendment provides opportunity for us to give limited transportation services to staff. we are currently designing routes for custodians and kaftear use staff working at the 18 school sites distributing meals