lissa campbell isa crowded areas. lissa campbell is a nurse in san antonio. do... our elderly population has to be very careful because they are at greater risk of coronavirus, especially if they have chronic diseases, respiratory diseases. so i do agree that limited exposure to the elderly who may reside in nursing homes or even in the community definitely needs to be implemented. we've heard the administration is pressing health insurers to help people out. there has been a concern as to whether there are enough testing kits, what hasyour experience been? testing kits, what has your experience been? yes, sir. many states have been clamouring to get more test kits. i know the cdc and other government agencies and independent testing centres are trying to roll them out as quickly as possible but there aren't enough test kits to test everybody who could be potentially exposed and positive. we really don't have a true number of the cases in the united states. it seems a lot of the action may come down to individual cities, individual states. do you feel you're

the realisation that this is not true makes it all the more bitter i don't see as we'll end user for lissa cool purposes they should not use refugees like this do you think you lame. perhaps a beautiful young lady now we know that this is all a game nobody knows what the result we just want someone to tell us what will happen. knowing what's in store this is what everybody here once feared us who even here watches the news from syria. and the many others who now say they want to stay until the border is open. even though they sense that is unlikely to happen. the corona virus has claimed its 1st victim in the united states a chronically ill man in his fifty's doctors don't know how he became infected australian thailand also announced their 1st they tell it is from the outbreak well meanwhile health authorities in europe are struggling to contain the virus our report begins in a hospital in france. this hospital in paris is the site of a mini outbreak the corona virus transmitted by a patient who was not initially considered infected. special at 1st there was no reason to isolate the patie

used for lissa cool purposes they should not use refugees like this do you think you lame. perhaps now we know that this is all a game nobody knows what the result we just want someone to tell us what will happen. knowing what's in store this is what everybody here once feared us who even he'll watches the news from syria. and the many others who now say they want to stay until the border is opened. even though they sense that is unlikely to happen. well joining me now is. person for the international. a dana lot of what can you tell us about the situation on the ground right now. hi yes our teams went most of the afternoon today in the dark the late. late as one of the 2 official border crossing points on the turkey even border and what we saw which started as a steady stream of the several 102000 steps over $10000.00 migrants of different nationalities coming to try to cross it's interesting change from the past because since we've been working there on the border providing assistance in december traditionally what we see on that route are young single males predominantly

then we thought forgot about it but everyone was saying at the end there is no sign of recession and lissa a shock guess what we got the shock. this is gonna be a problem the economy wasn't looking all that great even before we had the coronavirus come along. jack: that's contrary to what were here and give us some data on that. >> first met her industrial pmi this industrial survey data was getting better but the service pmi was getting worse. job openings were falling, they weren't looking for as many workers that's not good things. then along comes the coronavirus and this is very possibly people just stay home and stop shopping. the economy grinds to a halt and this is not the worst case scenario where we all told have to work from home and then you have real problems. >> i think the recession might be coming but their only knowledge of recession is what happened in 2008 with the global financial crisis. recessions they do happen we don't want to talk about the pain but we had recessions in 1949, 67 and 90 that we don't talk about anymore. so a recession may come, i think we may need t

lissa stable afghanistan is in the interest of walkers' done so as a neighboring country we have been talking to them. focused on we have a strong relationship with pakistan and we want to continue this strong partnership with them. is one of the issues that we are discussing with the pakistanis and i think the pakistanis can help. but there's a process. you've been talking to me about sleepless nights in the months leading up to this signing. tell us what will be the ultimate goal that you would be able to achieve when you look at your tenure as somebody who was involved in this process of what is the ultimate goal that you want to see a one a standard in the you will say that you are proud of that i want. other non-polar bond of one. next to each other side by side in peace stability and security and more respect for your excellency dr matas any other special envoy on counterterrorism and conflict resolution thank you very much for talking to us is there thank you as well but you're. al-jazeera well trott's remarkable refugee journey from the treacherous path of sudanese emmanuel ja

on to the world's most famous political prisoner julian assange extradition trial began this week lissa johnson one of the doctors who wrote an open letter in the lamp that medical journal demanding an end of torture and neglect for julian a songe has been reporting on his trial she said that in day one they learned he's kept in a bulletproof glass box making it hard to hear or see his own trial and in day 2 they learned he was handcuffed 11 times the night before stripped naked twice and changed to cells 5 times which is essentially the definition of psychological torture designed to make it impossible for him to defend himself meanwhile harvie wife stays in a company hospital. right now. granted it's a hospital room which is you know probably a little under cooked in the shell doesn't have that satisfactory little crack you know a little crack where you tackle used by clever light of the. point is to call a songes trial like a court would be an insult to kangaroo rudeness. thank you thank god. thank you ruth spend their formative months living inside. that feels like a snob sandwich.

lissa stable afghanistan isn't interest of walker son so as a neighboring country we have been talking to them. focused on we have a strong relationship with pakistan and we want to continue this strong partnership with them. is one of the issues that we are discussing with the pakistanis and i think the pakistanis can help. but this of process and action you've been talking to me about sleepless nights in the months leading up to this signing . tell us what will be the ultimate goal that you would be able to achieve and look at your tenure as somebody who was involved in this process of what is the ultimate goal that you want to see. in the you would say that you're proud of that i want. and other. on. the other side by side in peace stability security and more risk but i think. especially on counterterrorism and competence thank you very much for talking to others there thank you as well but you're. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies developed. requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power developed into the basement company power is unique

. >> host: this is lissa from twitter saying that starting with bloomberghas been virtually ignored, if he makes a killing today does that change the race ? >> it might and that i think is probably bad or worse for biden and for sanders. you see biden and bloomberg competing for the more voters than the other two are focompeting for for sanders although again, all sorts of different voters at the ways of looking at it.it's easy for people like me to say lisanders is liberal and bloomberg and biden are more centrist so therefore everyone who thinks of himself as a centrist will vote for bidenor bloomberg , that's not how it works. there are a lot of people who would be fine with having either biden or sanders totally they are a lot different . but look, bloomberg starts hitting the 15 percent threshold, he starts articulating delegates and next time we have a debate scheduled for march 15. it's probably going to be for people on the stage or less at some of these other candidates get out soda you are candidates they are, the dimore it elevates the status of everyone else and of course

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