i would argue that they weren't good ones but they spent -- i spent time with a man named lucian who i met at the deplorable ball and went on stage at the event and said hold my drink and listen to what i'm about to say and i was trying to frankly, not give him that much attention because he clearly wanted to so much attention and i did not want to promote him but he went on stage and made the announcement that he was about to be given white house press credentials and he would be the white house correspondent for publication called the gateway pungent. the gateway pundit, if your viewers are not familiar, it makes breitbart look like the london review of books or something. it's not a good publication and yet, we now live in a timeline where the gateway pungent gets a white house correspondent and so i said yeah, i got to practice and see where it goes so i got on a mega bus with lucian from new york to dc and i watched him go down there and instead of studying up for the job in learning about how the white house works and who was which undersecretary of which part of government he

en universidad y escuelas los asientos lucían vacíos ,igualmente como en el transporte público, pero dinero para nuestros hogares, pero aquí estamos y ya estamos de con ellas, >>el paro traerá 1150 millones en pérdidas para la económica dijo la autoridad. >> a medida que crecen los casos de coronavirus sigue preocupando la comunidad migrante. >> sepa quienes podrían ser los más afectados por la enfermedad, consultamos a expertos en el tema tenemos superluna llena del gusano sepa de qué se trata >> también recuerde que pueden seguirnos en la redes sociales en pantalla y también la app es gratis. >> ♪. >> a medida que se registran más casos de coronavirus también aumenta la preocupación entre la comunidad migrante, pues la política donald trump aleja a los migrantes de hospital y centros donde podrían hacerse la prueba. >> nos preocupa que se haga una pandemia grande. >> no quería ni salir, de todo tenía miedo. >> lo que queremos dejar claro donde pueden ir por información. >> bueno, al parecer tenemos un problema técnico, continuaremos con mas información. también la comunidad lgbt jó

y dÉjame decirte que lucÍan desoladas. pero que a comparaciÓn de otros domingos no es lo normal.iÓn es quedarse en casay evitar la exposiciÓn sin necesidad. [habla en inglÉs] >> el gobernador hizo un llamado a los jÓvenes a cumplir con las medidas de prevenciÓn y utilizar el sentido comÚn. manifestÓ que hay jóvenes en playas pensando que es una fiesta. y es tiempo de crecer, madurar y despertar. enfatizÓ que el problema no se trata sÓlo de personas mayores sino el impacto que pueda tener cada persona sin importar su edad. ahora el llamado es a cumplirel listo cemento social y mantenerse en casa, a excepciÓn de algunos trabajos. para elvis, por ejemplo,a pesar de trabajar en restaurante nos contÓ que le recortaron las horas. y aunque reconoce que las medidas son para evitar la propagaciÓn estÁ muy preocupado si en algÚn momento no llegaran a descansar. >> me ha afectado mucho. me acortaron las horas. pero ahora me han bajado. y tambiÉn para mis gastos de escuela y el carro. >> luis nos comentÓ que las ventas han bajado considerablemente. >> cada tarde hacemos como2000. pero con es

lucian levels have shrunk dramatically since the beginning of the year that illustrates a substantial decline in industrial activity in the 1st quarter. that will eventually have a knock on effect on german exports but also on the supply of chinese made components on which some german manufacturers rely. talking about supplies let's go live to will be bought sell financial correspondent in frankfurt will lead the e.u. has been holding emergency talks they worried about supplies particularly medical supplies and of talking about boosting local production over imports how realistic is that. you have to look at the really really long picture long and long run if you're going to realize that in any way maybe maybe i'm too german but i just see a host of regulatory problems but she drawled financial issues you know if it were easy for drug makers to make these drugs for european customers of patients within europe they would be doing it right now but they're not doing it to suspect that it is a lot to do with profits perhaps also raw material availability and you know getting to grips on t

not possible to practice most of the something that's not what i'm going to practice that i said lucian one of the i was going to look at communities control and be nearly impossible and for way to health care to all of those thousands and millions of people would also be extremely difficult so long down is truly going to be crucial window because if it doesn't work we definitely are looking at perhaps the watchdog rate that the world has seen. but many poor indians feel pay have no choice but to defy the lockdown migrant workers in delhi have suddenly lost all of their income and they're trying to get back home to villages in the surrounding states the government is offering help but can't reach everyone d.w. spoke to one worker and his family started a long walk home he said that you know the prime minister's right you should not be back to our village but what am i supposed to do i have to feed my children and you know beyond the surface but it's better that we die somewhere else to ghetto or starve to death in the capital. it's a horrifying it's likely to face countless more migrant

to be transported to other it will feel not out on the world or can we provide the best well 1st lucian's for them in their sanctuary that is as close as possible to their natural environment. 38 through a sun cherry in locations where there is no noise pollution and there's no human presence has a lot of challenges in constructions of what our way from the grave. these and many other calls that we need to overcome. sam i say to my. but i know that our daughter of simply on a mickey that among many to point the. author of the markets and try to go. to a place of love because that is a lot of. this will be defamation area where we will have. room for the staff and. a kitchen and. recreation resting area so they'll be a staircase as they were waiting for the comics week that will connect to the ground floor their work school and plan but we're running out of money so we need to raise funds to be able to complete this. people who discovers the bottom of the. room. what other people in the. room with. modest. but also know for it so if you have a. huge business this is profitable for my daugh

los largos pasillos del aeropuerto en roma tambiÉn lucÍan vacíos hoy domingo.ado a dar su bendiciÓn habitual del Ángelus a travÉs del internet en el interior del vaticano. sin embargo, despuÉs a la venta de salud en silencio varios cientos de personas. galo: las autoridades sanitarias de italia dicen que la mayorÍa de las casi 400 personas que han muerto en este paÍs fueron pacientes que rodean los 80 aÑos, en su mayorÍa hombres y el 80% de ellos tenÍan un historial de problemas mÉdicos previos que impidieron su recuperaciÓn. arantxa: vamos a echarlo un vistazo al cÓbid alrededor del mundo. los contagios superaron los 109.000 casos en 109 paÍses. el nÚmero de personas muertas asciende a 3812 segÚn el mapa de coronavirus que autoriza el centro y control de prevenciÓn de enfermedades de varios paÍses. la buena noticia, mÁs de 60.000 pacientes ya han sido dados de alta. >> desde pakistÁn hasta mÉxico, millones de mujeres alrededor del mundo desafÍan la amenaza del coronavirus y toma las calles para exigir sus derechos hoy dÍa internacional de la mujer. una de las

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they want to have but i see on yemeni civilians they think that yemeni what will go on like that if lucian i guess the whole thing but at the end if you see 5 years of war over the you know are stronger they have more what is the strike didn't cite so we got a guy night out of a minute and so again i mean it is becoming really really weak and that exposed what they are doing in the south they don't really want to bring her back they are establishing militia i the army is that does not recognize how the government ok elizabeth the u.n. this made the call for a ceasefire but the u.s. really struggled to mediate this conflict in yemen are they the they do things still the best broker so they should be looking elsewhere other gulf countries or to the u.n. . yes i can understand why many now look at the united nations and think this war has gone on for 5 years many people saw it coming for many years before that why on earth have they not managed to find a solution so confidence is low in the u.n. but think of it like this they really had a poisoned chalice i think that things have massively im

addressing issues that are also important to them and to convince them that there needs to be a revote lucian and a new approach to be done however when we analyze super tuesday and what happens on super tuesday we have to say that yes bernie sanders is projected to win the fornia but that was expected because this state a state plays to he strength with young voters latino voters but he was apparently not able to extend his appeal with older voters and with african americans and americans and and that's dede his candidacy in swing states states such as the ginia and north carolina so he has definitely a lot of work to do if he wants to be the democratic nominee. william super tuesday has given his 2 clear front runners in bernie sanders and joe biden elizabeth warren has already dropped out of the well not dropped out but she has dropped to the bottom of the of the list there in terms of work she's polled and she's pulling together. also together with michael bloomberg rather low coming out of super tuesday do you think they're going to drop out. that is the big question michael bloomberg ha

indicate how futile gesture to shut this down as the judiciary infamously shots off the many judges lucian's like me and want to be used to the back you know and the fact that such a piece of headlines in this magnitude 7 point us is going to be indicative of how wrong other cases may be kicking and festering in the courts politically you know let me say i want to ask you about the influence of public opinion here i mean was there a criticism also of the use of capital punishment in this case. oh so you don't want to be a fusion was actually made by many council that he's trying to. set up this was crucial to do that which obviously will be following yes there have been questions of criticism many demonstrators activists and lawyers have a hard to say simply and security doors to the matrix and boy is not going to be enough there needs to be done at best most educating people in dispelling the notions of big shock you but i will also understand to be financed and boston during the judiciary so people who are actually the market creating groups are going. to just doctor that is available righ

are collected from specific clinics but just aggregate information and signal their progress what's lucian may be effective the problem with this kind of data is that clinics have too few patients so statistically analysis is impossible so the point of the quarantine is not to prevent infection itself but to prevent this is jewish and when everyone gets infected several to use the right indeed almost everyone will be infected sooner or later. russia has registered $302.00 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours bringing the total to more than $1809.00 people have died and partial lockdowns have been imposed in moscow and large parts of the country so far russia has stopped short of a total lockdown as seen elsewhere in the world here in the capital starting from yesterday people are only allowed to leave their homes when absolutely absolutely necessary including to take out the trash buy food or to even go to work if the jobs are deemed essential walking the dog is also permitted if a national went to find out how one family's adapting to the new reality. 4 generations of one family who

and i do hope the jets had so many evidence on his stable that he can't go until the one thought lucian guilty. sunday marked international women's day but for many women in latin america the most pressing issue is one of survival that's because femicide murders targeting women and girls is on the rise across the region and the numbers are not good figures from 2018 show that brazil has the highest number of famous sides it's over 1200 it's followed by mexico argentina and honduras now if you look at the rate of killings pro 100000 women you see that the crisis is worse as you get closer right there to central america the worst being of course and el salvador activists in mexico say that it's one of the most dangerous countries in the world for women because male killers are rarely punished every day 10 women are murdered in mexico and our next report you're hear from a mother whose 17 year old daughter was murdered by a man a man in their family. i there singing for those who are no longer here these mothers are demonstrating for their daughters all of whom were murdered like karen who

is calling for the desa lucian of this we group how important is that well it's could be a key moment in the history of this party it's already lost to previous leaders among them the found look over that very issue of how far right into the bright winning stream is field it wants to go and what seems to be happening here is that there is once again high noon that the party leadership has decided that the wing the right wing extremist wing has to decide to dissolve itself or else it should be put under pressure to essentially leave the party so this is a very high risk approached because after all the far right extremist wing of this informal group has particularly a lot of traction in the eastern states here in germany so it's also a struggle east against the west to a certain degree and it must be said i mean this is the largest opposition party in the german parliament all of this infighting that we're seeing what does it mean for the broader the overall political picture in the country. it means that the far right if the party this largest opposition past me is afraid that it coul

into china from elsewhere anyway lucian is with china's state owned english language news channel yet people assumed that it came the virus came from china because the 1st cases were kind of related to the seafood market in ohio but this was never scientifically proven there have been media reports coming out to some from credible sources saying we don't know where is patient 0 or where was patient 0 where was this case 1st erupted as china said we do not know where the virus exactly came from but we know that the outbreak started in and we know that china had to take and it did very strong measures to tackle it i think that is really the most important part of the equation there are several steps to this pushing the narrative that the virus originate in the u.s. there have been conspiracy theory is going on around the chinese social media of saying things like maybe this virus was a bio weapon developed by the u.s. and it was you know brought to a hand during this military competition that happened there last year and the chinese state run media will report on. something. that's sayi

we're going to should certainly try i'm not sure how successful that can be viewed lucian certain to try. can have good relations with russia china and the united states. well the interesting question is to be an honest broker i mean on the one hand i think that's what we would all like and that certainly would be in europe's interest but you would have. probably both the united states and china at the same time it seems like a lose lose situation and we'll discuss that more in the 2nd half of the program we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of the atlantic alliance stayed with our. trade and investment to become magic spells to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the invest for chapter of a trade agreement as opposed to something very different but what one investment leads to toxic manufacturing that destroys sacred sites or ruins the environment. that means local communities that are being poisoned if they object if they do anythi

one of the lucian both area is worked on and most going by talking is opposite border it's a different story turkish authorities claim a man has died off the greek forces open fire of migrants trying to cross into the allegations that greece vehemently denies in recent days turkey's opened its border to allow through tens of thousands of refugees most of whom offered to be syrian. and. europe could be looking at another crisis now that turkey has reopened its buddhas with greece tens of thousands once more trying to cross into the even 5 years on from the peak of the 1st michel crisis this time there is less of a welcome video has emerged showing the greek coast guard firing on my current posts. here on the land border there are accusations of brute force all denied by the greek authorities even germany is warning migrants not to come there is no point in coming to germany we cannot tell you when in germany everyone agrees something like the 20152016 crosses must not be repeated but that decision has been criticized by some quips in germany with protests demanding that the board . are

lucian is to continue to do the same thing that created the problem and that is to create more debt part of why we're so long about why you're seeing the global economy have to shut down is we financial is the entire global economy and it's all driven like private equity and one thing private equity does as you know from the eighty's as if you have any cash or any pension sitting on your balance sheet they will swoop down and take that and give it to themselves load you with that and take your assets so therefore we this is part of our issue we have with our corporations in america have very little cash on hand because either you have to go large like apple and warren buffett or you've got to have like just load up with debt because if you have cash they're going to take it from you that's the thing about this is that when you use a word like financialization what does that mean it means that anything that produces an income like let's say you're in the prison business or in the hospital business or you're in some utility business anything that has a predictable income stream you can go

most can't weather being out of work for weeks or even months at a time congress the lucian partisan infighting. here's what happened both bar the family 1st coronavirus response act passed in trump declared the coronavirus a national emergency surely the declaration came after weeks of him telling the american people the virus was a hoax and can paid it also came after the world health organization declared the virus a national pandemic better late than never the whopper base in congress and the child administration now is the coronavirus aid relief and economic security or cares act this stimulus bill was designed to put money in the hands of the american people but it seems there are more than the wrinkles in the bill many americans will be left high and dry strange writers are being added and the clock is ticking the democrats the republicans continue to wage war on each other the american people just want to survive. the plans provisions include $1200.00 cash payments for adults and $500.00 for each child in their household as the income brackets of recipients go up the cash ben

it drove the war to the resolute lucian. and he gave it lasting meeting. the story of how that happened is an epic at least i think it's an epic. it is also a human story about men very few of whom expected to face the worst crisis in the country's history. as they just described. representative albert riddle who was a radical republican from indiana in the days when the elected radicals albert riddle wrote mr. lincoln, his cabinet in the 32nd congress were elected to do anything and everything except what failed to them to do. to fight the greatest civil war of history. i came upon them as an utter surprise. how could the north be mobilized for this war of unimaginable magnitude. with congress could the republicans who were completely untested and in office managed to govern. should it be fought with respect. the ruthlessness to bring the seated states more quickly to their knees. could the constitution's surprise the suspension of civil rights. in the name of national security. how would the war be paid for. with the financial burden break the northern e

in decades it's down 13.5 percent year on year and that's the biggest decline since the culture of lucian in the 1970 s. other figures we're seeing housing investment down just over 20 percent and that figure didn't even decline during the global financial crisis in 2008 in 2009 so that decline is really significant retail consumption also down about 20.5 percent in january and february and unemployment is up just over 6 the cent which is more than we had in december which is just over 5 the sense of very significant impact and that's not so surprising when we consider that china the whole country was essentially paralyzed for the entire month of february people were going out people weren't going to work people were gathering in celebrating and this was supposed to be a time of celebration and spend because this is the chinese new year period so that has been really a significant impact the chinese government is under a lot of pressure now to restart the economy 16 that's today monday a lot of businesses are expected to go back to work and also that china has said that industrial output

some very important information have a largest say in what's going on and perhaps offer some some lucian's. that's right it's a president mungy of south korea in fact has been suggesting and pushing for this call by the g. 20 and it does trying to get a global coordinated response to what is a global crisis of course south korea and also china probably having more experience than most in not only dealing with this public health emergency but more important especially to many of the g 20 members is how to bring it under control taking very different approaches as we know china favoring more strict stringent measures complete lock downs of provinces and cities south korea taking a more open approach at all costs trying to keep things like airports still operating and trying to use the cooperation and support of the public which largely it gets but working alongside massive wholesale testing throughout the country and also complete transparency of saying yes we have a crisis but these are the numbers and by doing so keeping the trust of the public and we are still seeing quite significant num

here to weigh in, lucian smith, thank you for joining us.et's take a look at the current delegate count between biden and sanders following supertuesday, biden had a huge day, 664 delegates, sanders 573 delegates, they need 1991 to win. how do you think sanders will do specifically in mississippi? >> i don't think bernie sanders will do well in mississippi. he barely got 20% in 2016 elections and you are seeing in mississippi the same thing you are seeing nationally where the democratic establishment is coalescing around joe biden and they will do in mississippi with their doing initially which is everything they can do to make sure bernie sanders doesn't get the democratic nomination. shannon: just because the democratic establishment in mississippi or are there other factors at play? >> a lot of things going on including the fact that biden is a known quantity among democratic voters in the south. you certainly have a more moderate electorate even on the democratic side and you do nationally who are turned off by explicit calls to socialis

if you think about the story i told you about lucian scott, i don't know if scott was a good person or bad person. we didn't interview scott area but in that instance where lucy said no and he said, it's okay, he was not seen her as a person. he was probably the most charitable interpretation was that he was unaware of his own power. and so an important part of our prevention work needs to be to help the people on campus who are more powerful see that power and to engage with them in a conversation about checking themselves in a way that they don't feel attacked. it's not their fault they were born white men come and it's not their fault they were born into a wealthy family but by being a guyana canada goose code and being on the third floor and inter- fraternity there in a position where they are vulnerable to assaulting someone. if they are drunk they're even more likely to do that. so helping those young people think about how to move safely through the world without hurting their peers, that something we could do. >> i know the research is ongoing in the process is ongoing, but you

lucian's then you empower people and that's a great feeling when you feel like a sort of a superhero traveling within a city and you have the small device in your hand that's that's their magic super bowl. trance he now provides services to 10 cities worldwide. the app went live in berlin in cooperation with the city's public transport provider the big as manager of the platforms mobility lab the train is involved in the development of the user interface well this is a working progress this is the prototype for this whole gear application we're working on currently. when we start to see socking about this project internally we've noticed that naturally berlin has a myriad of transport options and you can definitely see that in comparison for example if i would just open up our traffic up now right you have only a couple of options right within the city does better but in berlin of course have trams buses ferries to bounce bond and so forth so we try to explore a solution where you would be able to fit everything and it would still make sense and the goal is to create a city where or

because, i mean, it was fine as playg haracter, lucian i was a werewolf, a lycan.hops. [ laughter ] i was, like, wandering around an antique store and there was this guy in there he was like, "no, you out, out, out.[ laughter ] but the worst one was when i went to pick up my daughter from her ice skating lesson >> seth: uh-huh. and i turned up like that with the beard and the long hair and everything and it just so happened that the beckhams - >> seth: david beckham, victoria beckham >> yes posh spice were -- was at the ice skating rink because they were thinking about having their son -- one of their kids have ice skating lessons there as well. and victoria was so friendly with my daughter's mother. and so she saw him turn up and taking lily away and she called security [ laughter ] she thought i was some strange vagrant had come in to steal children like i was the child catcher from "chitty chitty bang bang. [ laughter ] >> seth: putting no effort into hiding -- yeah, just boldly walking out. >> i am here for this child. [ laughter ] come with me yeah >> seth: yo

yeah and their images are riolo we we cannot imagine to to live this live now our life was really lucian in there in so few time and so we we are foreigners were compelled to say you told me in a small space for 4 poor people me may has been my 2 daughters and one under 6 years old and the 2nd i'm now 9 mts assault it's not very simple to to face the situation to organize time because time is soul long it's a large it's so enormous huge to to to to face that en route we have to invent solution for all the day because we are not used to say almost all day long we are used to go out and then we we can realize how no normal life every day life is a precious thing and we don't realize before. we were allies all the things that you've taken for granted and you say you've got 2 daughters one of them is is 9 months old what's it like being in a in a small in a small space as you are how are you because like you say the day must feel even longer than usual how you keeping your spirits up. my spirit i have to be patient i have to be patient you have to wait and we always have to wait so we have t

well in the session we were serving as a glimmer of light with the last day they were lucian of the number of infections in the past 3 days we went from a 13.7 percent down to our $9.00 of infections yesterday of course in a virus in spain but the news is that today those those figures have increased we've got a total of $9200.00 people infected by corona virus the in spain out of a total of $94000.00 people the death toll right now is of $8100.00 with a $449.00 more that people from corona virus this is the worst the total the we have and. the tories are saying that these might be due to the weakened effect. let me ask you how our health care workers they're coping i mean resources are stretched so thin at this stage how are they doing. well they've been struggling to cop to the situation though of for of course they are the part of society that have the bigger impact of the whole court iris epidemic in spain they represent a 14 percent of the total of the total amount of people infected in spain and they're battling in the front line every day in the hospitals in the morgue in the street

bill and the aviation section should be a model for any industry that gets money from the funds that luciandistributes.there is two ropackages, one is a payroll pass-through keep the people working, keep their benefits, keep their pay and the other part is heavily conditioned loans. no stock buybacks, no dividends, no executive bonuses. no bankruptcy for a year after you take these loans. keep the industry intact, it's vital. and $3 billion to the contract workers. the service workers, the most abuse people in the industry. the ones you never see who keep the planes clean and load the food, you move your bags and do everything else, push the wheelchairs. they get wrong pay. they get assistance in this bill. this will keep the framework of this industry alive. covid-19 is what we are battling now, but we been battling something else in our economy for a long time, corporate greed, wall street demands put profit over profit, $2 trillion of tax cuts that went to the people at the top for too long the working people unof this country have been ignored. not this time. not this time. we need a sy