hi dad it's me leo just want to say that i've left i yes really happy that we made it. i had was picked up by the americans but all fine they've been really really good to us. even though i got up as usual at 130 quarter to 2 the same as usual check my phone and i saw i'd missed a whole lot of calls and once a messages friends had recognized the young woman in this video footage as leonora agency reporters had met her in the desert. and because i want my my old life a long time ago and now i know that it wasn't a. little scene. of 2 minutes all but i was on my way to work. all week and then it finally went click. you go back over the last 4 years there were incredible amount of images going through your mind and i thought if you feel a lot of things you suppressed negative stuff too and you cry a little bit as well course and it's only then that you realize how much pressure you've been under because it became your daily life so you didn't really even register at all. suddenly. you feel yourself getting lighter and lighter and free and i got out of my car and i thought

leo varadkar is at it. they are the three leaders of the three largest parties.king their way through the government's response to the coronavirus. those talks are happening and we are a central part of them. we would like to see them deepen. we think the government ministers should meet on a regular basis with opposition spokespeople as well as senior government ministers to deal with the legislative working of this virus, we will have emergency legislation come through later this week. and also the day—to—day policy responses. those talks are happening and we are a central part of them and at a time of national emergency like this, the responsible thing for all political leaders to do is to put party politics to one side and work together to tackle the serious health crisis that we face. interesting you make a point about putting politics to one side. what do you make of the sinn fein politician in northern ireland, john 0'dowd, who made a very political point the other day because he was, as many of us have done, noting the great difference in the emergency re

coming right out it's me leo i'm at the wing point and praying to allah that was each other soon ok the spaniards and a few minutes time i'll be offline. montoya angel like i'm pretty anxious of you but i guess it has to work out. how much data stay strong don't cry. don't come and then there were no more messages that maybe they really had set off. and then our smuggler of choice contacted me. and he started this horrible. i was really nasty he was game is the wrong mourning the things he said there are loads of checkpoints we're having to bribe so many people so we need more money you can write back a 100 times i haven't got any more. for i build up this unbelievable pressure so what can you do. you want around in circles going out of your mind. before you can go. ahead and drinking helps you know. you're a complete wreck because you know the next message they send could be. well i think good as it was going to. come in the to me the eventually they had me so desperate that i said fine i'm actually going to have to transfer the $8000.00 he won so that they at least stay alive. but the

leo varadkar, who is in threat. leo varadkar, who is in washington for st patrick's day, making that announcement live in the last few moments. now, let's stay with the subject of coronavirus, because here to answer your questions on the subject is deputy chief medical officer were england, doctorjenny harries. we are very grateful that you are coming along to talk to us today. as well as being on the news channel and bbc two, the bbc news facebook page and website. can i ask for your response to what the irish prime minister has been saying, in contrast to what is happening in the uk? i'm sure some of your viewers may be asking questions on these, but i think the important thing here is to really be understanding of what it is people are asking to happen, why they are asking that, when those interventions should go into place and how long they should be there. all of those things may vary from country to country. in the uk, we have been planning consistently for many weeks and in fact years with pandemic flu, and w

that technology and leo or julie can correct me if i an am wrong. that is something that could be integrated into clipper two. it is something that might be possible in the future with muni mobile. we are looking at it. to implement the fare policy of that type we want the technology in place. that will take time. that is why it is not included in the budget. >> we have been told the technology to do the pass will not be available within this budget. one other item is that i think if we were able to pilot it, we would remember piloting it first on the lifeline customers really. we believe for the full paying customers we want more analysis. >> i wonder is there any way -- i mean do we happen to know any research to know the reason people don't buy the lifeline pass is because they can't afford the full pass? is there away around? we want more people to go to clip person and the passes in general but at the same time can we allow a payment plan? do we have capabilities to break up the price for a low income customer to buy a pass but maybe not pay it

worked out that way so you have to respond to what the, in essence, the caretaker government led by leoadkar is doing. he has initiated a host of emergency measures to respond to coronavirus, do you support him? a number of weeks ago we propose that there should be a strong cross approach and he accepted that and regular meetings were taking place today tween the tea shock and others to ensure that whatever formation we ta ke we ensure that whatever formation we take we have a strong cross—party view on this to ensure that everything that needs to be done both to reduce at which the virus is spreading but to also ensure that oui’ spreading but to also ensure that ourfamilies spreading but to also ensure that our families and businesses get the support they need in coming days and weeks. the extent of the emergency measures that include schools closed and now bars and pubs all being closed, a semi— lockdown of the country, what it means is that at the very most generous estimate at least 140,000 irish people are no longer able to go to work. that is extraordinarily damaging to your econo

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leo varadkar speaking in the last few minutes.ch longer? the prime minster said he was keeping it under "continuous review." the largest education union is urging the government to close all schools "at least for some time." here's our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys. trying to make it fun, but schools are struggling to keep safe and teachers are anxious too. it does seem that everyone has been asked to socially distance except for children at school, and also the teachers and the staff. at this school, they are three teachers down already. by tomorrow, classes may merge and staying open looks increasingly doubtful. approach. but with everyone else being told to avoid crowded places, it has left many teachers and parents confused and some families are simply keeping their children off school. it is down by about 30% and still falling, and i can understand why parents are concerned. while they keep lessons going, head teachers want advice that keeps up with reality. some schools are already partially closing. so what would a sc

candace owens and leo terrel debate. that is coming up. ♪ >> i have to say this because it's black history month, you are the first black president. [cheers and applause] 's be though he didn't mean it literally, the remarks you heard from warmer football star, jack brewer sparked outrage on the left. >> he doesn't care about black people, except as a potential voting block. he has not made any effort to reach black people. they would call me first black president after we had barack obama, that shows what kind of uncle tom's are sitting in that room in the first place. >> laura: joining me now, jack brewer, former nfl player. cnn analyst calling you an uncle tom. your reaction? >> you know, laura, i've been called so many names. they could attack on me started a long time ago after i rode my first article, "telling the truth. "i'm a black man and have served the community all of my life ant tirelessly. he goes back to all of those poor kids in haiti that i served and watching the obama administration misappropriate over

the teashop leo varadkar made the announcement in the last half hour.ant to recall that the disease affects will be mild for the majority of people, especially the young and healthy, but we know that older people and those with a chronic illness are at real risk and we will have a duty as a society to protect ourselves and above all to protect ourselves and above all to protect others. our parents and grandparents, our family protect others. our parents and grandparents, ourfamily and friends, our co—workers and neighbours. we've not witnessed a pandemic of this nature in living memory and this is uncharted territory for us. we said we would ta ke territory for us. we said we would take the right actions at the right time, and we have to move now to have the greatest impact. so from 6pm today the following measures are being put in place, and they will stay in place until the 29th of march. schools, colleges and childcare facilities will close from tomorrow, where possible teaching will be done online or remotely. cultural institutions will close as wel

leo varadkar the island of ireland. absolutely.nnounced schools the island of ireland. absolutely. leo varadkar announced schools and colleges will be closed from tomorrow until march 29. also calls for limits on the gathering of people, 100 people indoors or 500 people, 100 people indoors or 500 people outdoors, they should be cancelled. the dramatic announcement by the irish taoiseach was made from washington. he made the announcement before sunrise. it was a relieved right across ireland very quickly and now the other implementations, he asked people to continue to go to work but if the candy should work from home. they have asked bosses and businesses to try to stagger work times and breaks. basically do whatever they can to stop interaction between members of their workforce. shops, they can stay open, so can restaurants. presumably pubs as well, but they've asked for them to implement social distancing, basically do whatever they can to keep their customers at a distance from their staff. you are right when you see this virus

now to talk about the tope proposal, i will turn it over to leo since we've had a lengthy conversationsince we last met. >> chairman heinicke: excuse me. this is slide 24? >> this is slide 24. what it shows about half of all tows are related to towaway zones or where the car is blocking some activity: construction, special event, or yellow. the abandoned driveway, and the interesting thing is the five or more citations or expired parking is about 17%, for what that's worth. this provides some context. what we did, similarly to the fares -- and again, listening to the public feedback and your feedback in our last board presentation, we wanted to reflect two different equity focused adjustments to our tow program. as we mentioned, our tow program is very costly to administer. it does, in fact, with all of the costs included, has been costing more than the revenue that is returned by the program. the two options before you, the option one reflects the first equity option presented at the last board meeting which did include a new lower $100 fee, and then increased the first-time and wirep

leo varadkar, who is in washington for st patrick's day, making that announcement live in the last fewmedical officer were england, doctorjenny harries. we are very grateful that you are coming along to talk to us today. as well as being on the news channel and bbc two, the bbc news facebook page and website. can i ask for your response to what the irish prime minister has been saying, in contrast to what is happening in the uk? i'm sure some of your viewers may be asking questions on these, but i think the important thing here is to really be understanding of

trust in the next day or the day after i don't remember exactly leo contacted me it didn't work out we didn't even leave but that's the mystery how do you not just keep. well over. in autumn 2018 leonora was still on the run with her husband. with the war still raging around them she had a 2nd child maria also born prematurely. rapes artillery and ground offensives had seen islamic state reduced to islamic village. hi dad its me. we're in the last well it's left we're surrounded we're on the only street that islamic state still controls itself are things. i do nasal or living on top of each other starving children are freezing to death. or going to get out there's no future for us here we don't have one single dollar. and seeing as we have absolutely nothing and often have nothing to eat we've decided to give ourselves up. for the soon to be. with the friends we're going to i knew it meant that radio syria was back on the air. after 4 years you build up your own protective armor. it was a voice message from martine limca. didn't sound too happy. least talk to the government i'm willing

parents who now have to make arrangements for taking care of their children during the day. 6 year old leo if she is learning to play the piano his 49 year old father is trying to concentrate welcome to working life during a school shop. it's not just me. several of my colleagues are also concerned about how to look after their children . woke up the whole day it's good my company allows work from home but at 1st i didn't know how to look after my son all day i was all over the place. but. it's easy to see how desperate stream even the strongest of potential bonnes it's a dilemma shared by millions of working parents across japan how to entertain their energetic offspring on a working day. i'm concerned about the impact on my son's daily life. nor. recruitment consultant and mother of 2 my yumi has found a more peaceful way to cope our company is offering employees a chance to use spare rooms as classrooms the flexible set up allows her to focus on her own tasks while checking homework and it's alleviated her initial fears about the school closures. yeah you need a little he said to myself

which owns and christiane to your is ditching perf you for hand sanitizers italian textiles firm hold leo is supplying the state without facemasks smaller companies in italy are following its lead and us older manufacturers are looking at making medical equipment like ventilators which are also in short supply but retooling production lines is complex and costly. well there's hope with all the stimulus announced european equities pushed higher friday u.s. stocks fell with new york the latest stage people to stay home but firstly the british government is taking extraordinary measures it's promising to pay 80 percent of wages in the private sector it's to discourage bosses from firing stuff over lost business from the virus the finance minister says they'll be no cap on the size of the plan which the government will fund by selling more debt is also allowing companies to hold on to billions of pounds in value added tax over the next few months. let's look at how the virus is making business headlines elsewhere in the world. can no longer pay its bills the german restaurant chain has been f

the question i have, leo, is to you. you mentioned yourself that it's hard to look at this without the cost picture. are we going to have a workshop for this just like the cost equation, the existing scope of the agency as well as the new scope that we talked about at the workshop? let me just say, i'll slip a comment in there, i think it would be useful to all of us to have the same level of familiarity with the revenue and the cost side because the revenue side is there to support the cost side, but there may be some cost things that we don't want to raise the revenue for because the revenue is too hard. >> we try to do that in the eight-hour workshop where we covered all of our different programs. we could go into more detail. >> i think what you did is covered your programs and what you want to request and that's what we talked about. there are alternatives to what you want to request and alternatives to the existing program. i'm not suggesting some draconian, let's cut 50% out of here. but i think that topic deserve

the question i have, leo, is to you. you mentioned yourself that it's hard to look at this without the cost picture. are we going to have a workshop for this just like the cost equation, the existing scope of the agency as well as the new scope that we talked about at the workshop? let me just say, i'll slip a comment in there, i think it would be useful to all of us to have the same level of familiarity with the revenue and the cost side because the revenue side is there to support the cost side, but there may be some cost things that we don't want to raise the revenue for because the revenue is too hard. >> we try to do that in the eight-hour workshop where we covered all of our different programs. we could go into more detail. >> i think what you did is covered your programs and what you want to request and that's what we talked about. there are alternatives to what you want to request and alternatives to the existing program. i'm not suggesting some draconian, let's cut 50% out of here. but i think that topic deserve

tall and christiane to your is ditching perf you before hand sanitizer tell you textiles firm mean old leo is supplying the state without an ns of facemasks smaller companies in italy are following its lead and us or manufacturers are looking at making medical equipment like ventilators which are also in short supply but retooling production lines is complex and costly well there's hope with all the stimulus announced european equities pushed higher friday u.s. stocks fell with new york the latest state oregon people to stay home but firstly the british government is taking extraordinary measures it's promising to pay 80 percent of wages in the private sector it's to discourage bosses from firing staff over lost business from the virus the finance minister says they'll be no cap on the size of the plan which the government will fund by selling more debt is also allowing companies to hold on to billions of pounds in value added tax over the next few months. let's look at how the virus is making business headlines elsewhere in the world. can no longer pay its bills the german restaurant chai

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leo roots. anna knoll. heinrich knoll. holda dreimer. perry. leah fogul. jacob wise. golda wise.r wise. miriam wise. mo-sha wise. we would like to invite al munser, holocaust survivor and volunteer to lead the recitation of the kadish. >> we offer a kadish as a prayer of remembrance. but the words of the kadish reaffirm our faith in a higher power. a power that endows us with the ability to learn from the past. and to choose good over evil. please, rise, if you are able. and please remain standing following the kadish for a moment of silence as we remember all victims of the holocaust and all victims of bigotry and hate. [ speaking foreign language ] >> you may be seated. ♪ ♪ >> i would now like to invite holocaust survivors to join together with members of the diplomatic community, to light memorial candles. following them, we invite all our guests to light a candle. ♪ >>> american history tv continues our commemoration of the world war ii holocaust. coming up, holocaust survivors on new findings about world war ii. that's followed by real america with the 1948 u.s. army film "n

tourists from entering the country that measure will be in place for at least 30 days and destroyed leo will close sydney's iconic bon di beach thousands of people have been massing there in recent days to spot for chris to respect social distancing. well in their efforts to track people infected with or exposed to the virus some authorities are using measures which to differing degrees invade people's privacy now israel has been accuser very purposing technology originally developed to keep tabs on terrorists and using it on ordinary people and not everyone is happy. i'm going to insist with patients infected by the coronavirus of arriving at a hotel in tel aviv it's been turned into a makeshift school to listen to. the number of new infections is increasing every day to fight cope with 19 it's night it's now using counter-terrorism technology cell phones of quarantined citizens and virus carious can be tracked by israel's domestic intelligence agencies. the public understands and the public realizes that he says for their own or national hate health services and for their own safety i

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the question i have, leo, is to you. you mentioned yourself that it's hard to look at this without the cost picture. are we going to have a workshop for this just like the cost equation, the existing scope of the agency as well as the new scope that we talked about at the workshop? let me just say, i'll slip a comment in there, i think it would be useful to all of us to have the same level of familiarity with the revenue and the cost side because the revenue side is there to support the cost side, but there may be some cost things that we don't want to raise the revenue for because the revenue is too hard. >> we try to do that in the eight-hour workshop where we covered all of our different programs. we could go into more detail. >> i think what you did is covered your programs and what you want to request and that's what we talked about. there are alternatives to what you want to request and alternatives to the existing program. i'm not suggesting some draconian, let's cut 50% out of here. but i think that topic deserve

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i'm leo levinson, chief financial officer for the m.t.a. i just want to say that we recognize these are unprecedented times. much of it was formed before the covid-19 situation and the changes that it makes to our operations and our revenue sources. we are also keeping track where we stand in the revenue shortfalls. so what that means is we have a constantly changing budget situation. director tumlin says we still need a base lynn and a reference point -- baseline and a reference point, where we will expect to be after this emergency is over, and where we stablize in a new situation. so i want to say that the commitment of my entire team to you is that even as we review and create a budget under a time of creating resources, we will be watching that budget extremely closely, and we will be returning to you with a better situation, and make sure that we manage this agency within the context of its resources and do not allow some dramatic surprise where we have been spending outside of our resources without your knowledge. and so with that co

i'm leo levinson, chief financial officer for the m.t.a. i just want to say that we recognize these are unprecedented times. much of it was formed before the covid-19 situation and the changes that it makes to our operations and our revenue sources. we are also keeping track where we stand in the revenue shortfalls. so what that means is we have a constantly changing budget situation. director tumlin says we still need a base lynn and a reference point -- baseline and a reference point, where we will expect to be after this emergency is over, and where we stablize in a new situation. so i want to say that the commitment of my entire team to you is that even as we review and create a budget under a time of creating resources, we will be watching that budget extremely closely, and we will be returning to you with a better situation, and make sure that we manage this agency within the context of its resources and do not allow some dramatic surprise where we have been spending outside of our resources without your knowledge. and so with that co

but today trump got a do-over in televised meeting with irish leader leo varadkar -- varadkar!radkar! i'll tell you all about it in tonight's episode of "chair chat"! trump started by explaining that due to viral concerns he and leo varadkar didn't shake hands. >> we didn't shake hands today and we looked at each other, we said, what are we going to do? you know, sort of a weird feeling. we said it at the same time. we did this. you know, i just got back from india, and i didn't shake any hands there, and it was very easy because they go like this, and japan goes like this. they were ahead of the curve. >> stephen: it's strange, bowing like that in india or japan is the respectful thing to do but seems like when trump does it, it's a hate crime. ( laughter ) trump continued to insist he could never have seen this thing what everybody saw coming coming. >> what we did in europe, this was the time. china, a lot of it came from when you -- when you think of what happened to europe because it was very fast and very furious -- >> stephen: it was fast, and furious, some might even sa

i'm leo levinson, chief financial officer for the m.t.a. i just want to say that we recognize these are unprecedented times. much of it was formed before the covid-19 situation and the changes that it makes to our operations and our revenue sources. we are also keeping track where we stand in the revenue shortfalls. so what that means is we have a constantly changing budget situation. director tumlin says we still need a base lynn and a reference point -- baseline and a reference point, where we will expect to be after this emergency is over, and where we stablize in a new situation. so i want to say that the commitment of my entire team to you is that even as we review and create a budget under a time of creating resources, we will be watching that budget extremely closely, and we will be returning to you with a better situation, and make sure that we manage this agency within the context of its resources and do not allow some dramatic surprise where we have been spending outside of our resources without your knowledge. and so with that co

this altogether under the trying circumstances that are going on in if outside world and to you and leo and the team, thank you very much. any public comment. if you have public comment i would ask you line up and, of course, maintain the social distancing protocols advised. mr. miller, please. two minutes for each speaker. >> yes, i am haven miller. this is kind of like a question. the chase center. every ticket comes with a muni day pass, i understand. how much money do we get from chase center for that? an idea to make clipper more accessible in outer neighbors that don't have access to downtown metro is putting tbms at rapid bus stops and metro bus stops on the surface. then getting more proof of payment into the system. i know we had like some contract security that is being added to the subway. maybe just instead of contract security putting like prove of payment because then they can provide security while also enforcing the fares. generally, riders like to see the fares enforced. >> thank you very much, mr. miller. next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move t

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if i didn't close very, very early, leo, you know, we closed very early with china. and i took a lot of heat, including from you people. a lot of heat. they called me everything from a racist to everything else. it was terrible. and the same people then they say oh he closed too fast. why did he close? most of them said why did he close with china? that turned out to be a great move. what we did with europe this was the time. >> trace: until now the president has indicated that the coronavirus likely wouldn't have any impact on his campaign schedule but today saying that his campaign is canceling rallies. listen here. >> we canceled one that we were thinking about doing in las vegas, as you know. and one in reno, nevada. we have a big one in tampa, also i think we will not do it because people would say it is better to not do. we need a little separation until such time as it goes away. it's going to go away. in the meantime we want to lose as few people as possible. >> trace: the president hinted that he may at some point in the near future use powers under the staf

president trump meeting with irish prime minister leo varadkar.t trump spending a fair amount of time talking about the pandemic that is the coronavirus. more than 1,200 people, as you know, more than 1,200 diagnosed. there is a shortage of testing. here's the president. we're going to have to rerack the tape here because that was just a few moments ago. i believe we're going to rerack the tape. you saw secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin there and outgoing chief of staff as well seated next to him. right now the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating around the globe. here in this country just minutes after opening wall street had to trigger that so-called circuit breaker once again, pausing trading to prevent a total meltdown. the dow down more than 2,000 points. msnbc's david gura is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. stephanie ruhle joins me on set. stephanie, i'll start with you. a lot of folks are listening and justifiably freaking out. a lot of folks have a lot of money tied up in 401(k)s, iras. what sh

given all that has rehearsing a performance because leo a student of his from venezuela. they plan to perform the piece in public spaces. that list coming in. to him like a 70 percent of the population have got there he now has african roots in the language and being white in a predominantly black neighborhood was a challenge for me but i mean to survive here i had to adapt to the environment forward so whatever you read or a porno to me. it's the casing got to him this work here and carter was a form of dance research that. i wanted to really delve into and explore the people of this city but it had more. room and the name is el mundo. but it somehow captures the essence of colombians today or you can go along. and disassembled and out of it puts him among dolls stands for your average person in constant need of says to come up with a way to survive in the kitchen you know to say less but upwards or whatever the money or dance is in order to earn a living. but a poor fellow you. know better body has made a name for himself experimenting with new forms of expression and c

is there wasn't even the old town on the plus summary leo you find bolivia's political hot our parliament and right next door the presidential palace. at 3640 meters altitude is the highest seat of government in the world out there that . is the this is the kind you hang from the 16th century it's narrow and cobblestoned in the colonial style so much has been preserved from that era and you can find many museums here. that this doesn't live in the pads and i'm used to the hilly streets but tourists run out of breath quickly because of the thin air so i'll let you know what to do about that later. it will be rebuilt 1st i'll show you the plaster san francisco with the basilica what's special about it is the baroque decoration on the church with indigenous elements in them in both call but in a place. where i can also hear where in what they call the witches market there are all kinds of bizarre things here extracts and tellers man's goal is that you're playing with a lot but and this is what helps with altitude sickness coca leaves don't worry they have nothing to do with witchcraft for ma