marlow: creo que es mucho mejor que el medicamento que habÍa mencionado donald trump .erpo bajan a nuestra expuestos al mundo exterior. carlos: los votantes esto ustedes estÁn escribiendo en la poblaciÓn de alto riesgo no tiene ninguna razÓn para salir de la deben estar aislados y personas entran a la casa y vayan a infectar, porque muchas veces la gente no sabe. cuando las personas enferma protege a los otros. la persona tiene Éstas no se va a afectar por estar en la casa, lo mÁs prÁctico para mejorar el sistema inmune es dormir bien, la dieta, se relajaciÓn, tratar de racionalizar y aprender lo que estÁ pasando, generalmente con este sistema inmune va a funcionar muy bien especialmente la primera lÍnea de defensa. alna: muy bien algo mÁs. malow: el sistema inmune el sistema de defensa de nuestro cuerpo, asÍ que te puedes quedar en casa si tienes factor de riesgo en los lentes no vas a perder la memoria entonces porque salir si estÁs en riesgo. alan: hay que quedarse en casa. karla: evaluamos un abrazo, pero aquel dÍa cuidando a todos abrazos para ti. vamos a seguir, e

marlow: la respuesta general es cuando dios quiera.mos hablar de esto, se ve a un oficial de la policÍa llorando luego de ordenar en un restaurante de comida rÁpida. esto por el miedo que le hayan alterado su comida por el reciente rechazo a los policÍas. en medio de la crisis y protesta contra el racismo y la brutalidad policial, pareciera que el mundo se divide en dos los que defienden a los policÍas y los que no. los que es cierto es que este tema estÁ en boca de todos. [habla en inglÉs] ste es el llamado de esta policia a la karla: este es el llamado de esa policÍa a la gente para que tenga corazÓn y demuestre agradecimiento a los policÍas, y es el reflejo de lo que siente muchos oficiales creo que su momento importante en el que debemos tener en claro que no todos son iguales, y no por uno debemos tildar a todos. monserrat: mire el otro dÍa, maity comenzÓ una conversación dando una advertencia, es muy importante no todos somos iguales, estamos peleando contra estereotipos y tantas cosas que no podemos caer en lo mismo, no todos so

marlowe was 43. >> woodruff: finally tonight, a lens on america. millions of lenses, and the whole world is watching. in this race matters report, of the camera to shape and shift perceptions, now and in thepa st. and a warning: this story .contains disturbing imag this report is also part of our ongoing arts and culture series, canvas. e brown: it begins with a brutal act; at oplosively public and painfully private: all caught on camera. in the days since the killing of george floyd, in a world awash wi cameras, images of all kinds have galvanized millions. protesters and police. the lincoln memorial under armed guard... a president, knowing t power of a photo, creating his own... but also creating a different image that many ericans will never forget: of peaceful demonstrators being forcibly removed. indelible images: urgent and immediate. but also part of a long history. >> the camera has been central,t central ms of focusing on the issues of the storytelling of the moment. historian and curator deborah willis. >> i see the camera as a visual di

marlow: esta es una nueva Época y hay que tener las mÁscaras obviamente y tambiÉn los suministros quepiscinas y sÓlo dejan entrar a una familia a la vez, mi pregunta es quÉ tan segura es usar la piscina? ana: hay dos clases de piscinas hay algunas que tienen agua salina yo creo que si tienen cloro la probabilidad de contagio es muy baja, no estoy diciendo que 100% seguro pero muy baja por ejemplo los niÑos con quien estÁn jugando, está mirando que los niÑos que estÁn alrededor no estÁn tosiendo pero yo creo que es seguro marlow: del uno al 10 yo le darÍa un 2 o 3, el problema no es el lugar sino la distancia fÍsica mientras que mantengamos esto vamos a sentirnos bastante seguro karla: ella menciona que eso o lo deja entrar una familia la vez asÍ que esta con el entorno que vives todos los dÍas alan: si es un condominio reservas o apartas por obra la piscina y el que va llegando primero es el que va reservando es asÍ como se estÁn organizando en las piscinas comunitarias. siguiente pregunta hacey 63, y dice doctores, toda mi familia en mÉxico fue contagiada por el virus, algunos tuvier

he was two weeks from his 18th birthday while marlow didn't turn 18 until september.on said he intends to come back next season. a couple of young bucks now savvy vets, still playing hockey all these years later. happy father's day to my dad and all the dads out there. send it back to you guys. >> chris, many thanks. >>> abc7 is proud of bay area's class of 2020. we celebrate by showing you as many high school seniors as possible. so far we've featured more than 3,000. congratulations, class of 2020. ♪ ♪ ♪ and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. the geico giveback. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep

marlow zoo is one example of a leisure attraction was shut down is seen in these numbers. easter this year so we were expecting about 70,000 guests to come here to enjoy the zoo and in the end we got nobody. whilst we were expecting £1.8 million in terms of visitor income for the month, we didn't receive anything so disastrous for us. in april, the first full month of lockdown, the economy fell byjust over 20%, losing a fifth of its value and it means since the lockdown began in march, the uk economy has lost a quarter of its value, that is the cliff on this chart, making the financial crisis in 2008 resemble a small blip. the question is where do things go from here? for a dynamic, creative economy we depend so much on human contact and we have been badly hit by this but we are also amazingly resilient and creative and we will bounce back. there was a report that came out a couple of days ago from the 0ecd, that group of industrialised nations, suggesting the drop in gdp for this year for the uk would actually be worse than for every other industrialised nation so we are

marlow zoo is one example of a leisure attraction whose shutdown during this pandemic is seen in theseapril had easter this year, so we were expecting about 70,000 guests to come here to enjoy the zoo and in the end we got nobody at all. whilst we were expecting £1.8 million in terms of visitor income for the month, we didn't receive anything at all, so disastrous really, april, for us. in april, the first full month of lockdown, the economy fell byjust over 20%, losing a fifth of its total value. it means since the pandemic and lockdown began in march, the uk economy has lost a quarter of its value, that is the cliff on this chart, making the financial crisis in 2008 resemble a small blip. the question — where do things go from here? for a dynamic, creative economy, we depend so much on human contact and we have been badly hit by this, but we are also amazingly resilient and creative. we will bounce back. there was a report that came out a couple of days ago from the 0ecd, that group of industrialised nations, and it suggested that the drop in gdp for this year for the uk would actual

we also list the temperature of the person who delivers it how marlowe. jaring the lock down the takeout service accounted for at least one 3rd of the restaurants turnover do didn't have to lay off any of her workers. takeout service is still available but now customers it returning to the restaurants in droves and turnover is way up do has found ways to work through this crisis i. i. i feel good about our situation we do a lot of takeout business we pack up new orders all day long i think we have just enough people to do all the work but i may hire one or 2 more. finals i tell you that. the government is helping out by paying the employees share of social security contributions for the workers for one year that's an important subsidy for this business. meanwhile back at the great wall of china change walsh wang and her mother and son are enjoying their visit because of the lockdown restrictions there are no huge crowds like back home in beijing there's plenty of room to walk around and the risk of infection here is low. but chen and her mother are taking

skulls on spikes and all that stuff and you can see that the madness that we had the willard or the marlowe in the case of the joseph conrad's heart of darkness character that we've arrived into this heart of darkness this madness and these charts hurts filed for bankruptcy so obviously. the price so warners another look at that same chart the market summarized the $1.00 chart chapter 11 company hertz is now worth more then before the bankruptcy what cheap money can do incredible oh oh oh yeah captain well they are going up forever into the heart of darkness pursuing colonel kurtz who is in this analogy the central bank he's gone rogue his methods are on sound be surrounded by heads on stakes as you mention and weird artifacts and jungle creatures and of course that's the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank and dennis hopper is an acolyte he's hopping up and down talking about fractions talking on fractions you know what does that mean i think you've got some thoughts about that and captain willard would be coin right but cohen is now made it to the gates of the central bank and chaos

marlow: estÁs viendo esto en la poblaciÓn de tu paciente . la verdad es que es muy raro. los minions de edición limitada. pequeñas sorpresas que alegran sus días. para pelo que odia la humedad mezclamos aceite de coco, un alisador legendario con manteca de cacao suavizante, como un whole blend nutre. para controlar el frizz por 24 horas blended nos hace mejores whole blends. de garnier naturalmente. ♪ ♪ karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros estamos listos para hablar de estos temas que le gustan, le doy la bienvenida a este panel maravilloso voy a comenzar con la dama a mi querida eliangelica gonzÁlez, jomari y el cumpleaÑero del dÍa, antoni de andrade. tony: se que no van a creer pero son 35 aÑos karla: comenzamos con esta que le amputaron un pie... por eso hoy el residente colombiano ivan duque esta en boca de todos... luego de la cirugia de daniella oportunidad de conversar con daniella " hoy tuve la oportunidad de conversar con daniela alvarez, en nombre de mi familia y que todos los colombianos le expresÉ nuestro apoyo y solidaridad en estos momentos difÍciles, su r

marlow: la respuesta simple es que sÍ, eso es en la guía de los centros de control de enfermedades de dos o tres semanas despuÉs del paso del enfermedad. no sabemos si la presencia del virus es un una presencia de virus activo o si lo que vemos es fragmento del virus y proteÍnas que habían quedado todavÍa ahí, y que no tiene potencial para infectar. y es mejor asumir que es infecciosa la persona hasta que la prueba salga negativa karla: en este caso quizÁs es una opciÓn que ella pueda utilizar lo que se usa para medir la temperatura antes de ver a un cliente, puede ser.? marlow:en realidad eso es cuando hay alguien sintomÁtico, hablamos un paciente que estÁ en el hospital y si sigue sintomÁtico por dos semanas estarÁ bien enfermo, porque hay tres capÍtulos de esta enfermedad. la parte que empieza a tener infecciÓn y el virus asume pero el paciente no estÁ sintomático y la segunda etapa cuando afectan los pulmones la tercera es cuando comienza infectar otros Órganos. superÓ aÚn en estos pacientes el virus comienza a bajarprecipitadamente despuÉs de 10 a 14 dÍas. de todos modos para est

marlow hernandez cano y al dr. trini vega, medicos internistas...ndo estÁ pegado, yo no sÉ si esto va a tener luego una segunda fase que afectarÍa a todos nuevamente y la segunda pregunta que tengo es sobre si la situaciÓn de coronavirus es realmente cierta o es un asunto para atemorizar a la poblaciÓn que lo he escuchado varias veces. entonces me gustarÍa saber cuÁles son las respuestas de estas preguntas. karla: interesante porque hablÓ de algo que se hizo viral la teorÍa de la conspiraciÓn de que esta enfermedad nunca existiÓ y sólo es para controlar a la humanidad. y la otra es los peligros que podemos exponernos. trini: en tÉrminos de la nociÓn de que esto es una conspiraciÓn que no es real para mÍ sería decir que el 9/11 no pasÓ, y son cosas que la verdad no tienen base ninguna, y son completamente irracionales, medio millÓn de personas mundialmente han perdido sus vidas infectados por este virus. en un marlow: en nuestro paÍs hemos perdido mÁs de 100.000 vidas, y mÁs de 1.8 millones infectados hablamos de estadÍsticas que son increÍble y preo

marlow zoo is one example of a leisure attraction was shut down is seen in these numbers.is year so we we re april had easter this year so we were expecting about 70,000 guests to come here to enjoy the zoo and in the end we got nobody. whilst we we re the end we got nobody. whilst we were expecting £1.8 million in terms of visitor income for the month, we didn't receive anything so disastrous for us. in april, the first full month of lockdown, the economy fell by just first full month of lockdown, the economy fell byjust over 20%, losing a fifth of its value and it means since the lockdown began in march, the uk economy has lost a quarter of its value, that is the cliff on this chart, making the financial crisis in 2008 resemble a small blip. the question is where do things go from here? for a dynamic, creative economy we depend so much on human contact and we have been badly hit by this but we are also amazingly resilient and creative and we will bounce back. there was a report that came out a couple of days ago from the 0ecd, that group of industrialised nations, sugges

skulls on spikes and all that stuff and you can see that the madness that we had the willard or the marlowe in the case of the joseph conrad's heart of darkness character that we've arrived into this heart of darkness this madness and these charts hurts filed for bankruptcy so obviously. the price soars another look at that same chart the market summarized the $1.00 chart chapter 11 company hertz is now worth more than before the bankruptcy what cheap money can do incredible oh oh oh yeah captain well are going up forever into the heart of darkness pursuing colonel kurtz who is in this analogy the central bank he's gone rogue his methods are on sound he surrounded by heads on stakes as you mention and weird artifacts and jungle creatures and of course that's the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank and dennis hopper is an acolyte he's hopping up and down talking about fractions talking on fractions you know what does that mean i think you've got some thoughts about that and captain willard would be coin right but coin is now made it to the gates of the central bank and chaos just like

marlow hernandez-cano preguntas:1.n las n 95. no debe estar tocando la parte de afuera porque despuÉs tenemos la tendencia de tocarnos los ojos o la nariz. nos ponemos la mÁscara y cuando la quitamos, tenemos quelimpiarlos por adentro tambiÉn. esta mÁscara no está tan incÓmoda.nos da algÚn tipo de protecciÓn y comodidad, pero tambiÉn no es una protecciÓn 100% segura... juan: yo tengo una distinta a una mÁscara quirÚrgica. es importante que cuando se la pongan, aprieten en el Área de la nariz. tienen que poder respirar cÓmodamente. obviamente que nosotros no estamos acostumbrados a usarla con la siguiente pregunta, que nos llega de crystal, del bronx, en nueva york. hola, doctor juan .querÍa saber si me podÍa quitar la mÁscara en el verano o si es peligroso? marlow: mientras estamos manteniendo la distancia de 2 m o mÁs, si lo podemos hacer... si estÁ caminando con su familia con quien vive y hay un distanciamiento con otros ajenos a la comunidad, es saludable respirar directamente este aire... sino pueda mantener esa d

copper up 20% from marlowes. for more, scott nations of nations indexes. good to see you. this is so tied to economic activity yes, we understand it pulled way off the lows now you have questions about the virus and where we're going to be going with the economy. what do you do >> that's a great question supply and demand side interesting. demand in china strong great numbers across the board now we are worried about the supply chile is the biggest producer of copper they will temporarily halt refining in smelting now we have to worry about temporary restrictions on exports. i have been spun around on copper i paid attention to the u.s. and not the rest of the world last week and got shorted the way to get into the trade now is to stop into a long and i want to do that in the september contract i want to buy the september contract of copper $2.70. slightly below that now. we want to see momentum to the up side. once we're in it, it will be $2.75. the stop will be about where we are right now. 2.67 half. that is the way to get turned around in a trade when you have been alo

. >> anthropologist marlow hall is studying what greenwood was before it was set on fire. >> trauma still spiritual, political, economic consciousness. so what's next is for us to remember beyond the trauma who black wall street was and how they did it and to push the story forward. >> reporter: the story currently shows disparity lingers. data analyzed by human rights watch found that black residents in tulsa are 2.3 times more likely to be arrested than white residents. the unemployment rate for black tulsans is more than two times the rate of white tulsans, and citywide, the black poverty rate is 34% compared to the white poverty rate of 13%. but hall believes knowing about black wall street can help inspire future generations. >> i believe that black tulsans are in the infant phase of their evolution and transformation. the potential of tauulsa in the black community. >> there are celebrations and concerts planned here for juneteenth. and black-owned businesses are starting to come back here to black wall street. but the ultimate goal, as mr. ross said, is to make greenwood great agai

better results when it came to stocks 53% decline for the great financial crisis, only 37% if that marlow lowell then it hit that low much faster than it did the last time around 17 months until we hit that low. what are the lessons here? it sure helps to know what you're dealing with and how quickly you deal with it there was talk in '08 and '09, it took time for that to sink in bipartisan support for aid right now and i think the lesson is act early, act often, act in force and act without doubt. that said, joe, the balance sheet and interest rates never got back to normal and the question now, did this sharper deterioration followed by a much more forceful response is it leading now to a faster recovery markets sure think so. becky? >> steve, i think the big question is how will the recovery kind of marry each other or will they will this be very different in terms of the recovery or much faster bounce back what's the early guessing at least on that? >> reporter: so, if you guys put up that unemployment chart again, what i didn't do is put in the projections from our cnbc fed survey it

marlow zoo is one example of a leisure attraction was shut down is seen in these numbers. easter this year so we were expecting about 70,000 guests to come here to enjoy the zoo and in the end we got nobody. whilst we were expecting £1.8 million in terms of visitor income for the month, we didn't receive anything so disastrous for us. in april, the first full month of lockdown, the economy fell byjust over 20%, losing a fifth of its value and it means since the lockdown began in march, the uk economy has lost a quarter of its value, that is the cliff on this chart, making the financial crisis in 2008 resemble a small blip. the question is where do things go from here? for a dynamic, creative economy we depend so much on human contact and we have been badly hit by this but we are also amazingly resilient and creative and we will bounce back. there was a report that came out a couple of days ago from the 0ecd, that group of industrialised nations, suggesting the drop in gdp for this year for the uk would actually be worse than for every other industrialised nation so we are