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de una cura, según este ejecutivo están conscientes de la urgencia y entienden la naturaleza pan de mica, la misma está siendo utilizada en lospacientes de la institución, continuamos con musca cambio muchas gracias, le comento que mientras buscan una cura, la administración del presidente impuso nuevas regulaciones para los viajeros, comenzando con una previsión para vuelos procedentes de europa efectivo a partir de maÑana viernes, el mandatario no descartó la posibilidad de imponer restricciones al interior del país, las cancelaciones preocupa a muchos, recibimos una llamada de una televidente que gasto miles de dólares en un viaje a europa, hará que cancelarlo precisamente por esto que >>> me imagino que haymuchos en esta situación, tenemos varias alternativas para que no pierda su dinero que >>> varias aerolíneas están cambiando sus itinerarios pero si usted quiere un reembolso es complicado porque las pérdidas de las compaÑías aéreas han sido multimillonarias y están evitando perder más dinero pero hay alternativas para que no pierda su dinero >>> está esteticista ha planificado dej

estos prestamos de bajo interÉs van ayudar a los pequeÑos negocio a supurar las tribulaciones icono micas la autoridad de emergencia y dar instrucciones al departamento del tesoro para diferir los pagos de impuestos sin intereses o saciÓnz para individuos o negocio que se han visto. y le pido al congreso que le de a los estadounidenses un alivio fiscal, en los impuestos de nÓminas, espero que lo coinside ren, estamos en un momento crucial en la lucha contra el virus. tomamos medidas salvando vidas no nos vamos a demorar, no voy a vacilar en tomar las medida necesarias para proteger las vidas, la salud y la seguridad del pueblo estadounidense, voy a poner el bienestar de los estadounidenses primero. si nos mantenemos vigilantes y podemos reducir la posibilidad de esta infecciÓn, que lo vamos a hacer, vamos a impedir de manera significativa la transmisiÓn del virus. el virus no tendrÁ la oportunidad de sobreponerse a nosotros. ninguna naciÓn estÁ mas preparada que estados unidos. tenemos la mejor economÍa, los equipos de investigadores mÁs talentosos del mundo, estamos en esto juntos. debem

the frequencies are the same it's really just social differences, your prediction falls about john micae are not there yet to have the standard universal scores will be rank ordering across populations with really at the infancy of this science and am very excited about it as well. that leads to policy, before my reincarnation in genetics and i was doing more strict social policy is to point to losing ground as the best example of how fast you can go from ideas to policy. that i think of that was 1984 if i remember correctly you get welfare reform in 1996 elizabeth warren might have given you a run for your money now with the creation of the credit protection bureau after her own writing but those are two examples of basically otherwise i say, write your book and maybe when you are dead you will have effective policy. >> that's always been my style. [laughter] >> when you speak, policymakers listen. you the ef hutton of the policy world. i'm wondering what is the policy goal here. what do we get by even if it were true to say that allele frequency differences across racial groups or let

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cosas que podemos hacer para combatir esos cada uno mismo y conectar con la familia conecta con la micacrisis. en miami florida vilma tarazona univision. doscientos treinta y un contagios mÁs se registraron en el estado de nueva york, aumentando la cifra a casi mil la cifra de personas que han dado positivo. el gobernador andrew cuomo le pide al gobierno federal que los militares construyan hospitales para las personas contagiadas estado se ha unido nueva que es y con el coche para combatir en bloque esta pandemia, la rÁpida propagaciÓn del coronavirus estÁ paralizando gradualmente la vida cotidiana en la palpitante ciudad de nueva york, donde se encuentra blanca. rosa beach. >> la pandemia de coronavirus sigue frenando la habitual vida agitada te nueva york, con la suspensiÓn de los shows de pero tÚ el el cierre de cines y teatros y los restaurantes vendiendo comidas sÓlo para llevar por tiempo indefinido, incluso en las conferencias de prensa exigieron la distancia social recomendada por expertos se su casos diagnosticados y las acciones que debemos tomar se han acelerado, y a partir

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law mica is now set to buy key again for around 10000000000 euros right in the thick of the current crisis. shareholders have to approve the acquisition before it goes ahead. people across europe are being told to stay indoors many countries have severely restricted freedom of movement from parts of the u.s. to argentina the philippines and some countries have even declared a national lockdown in a bid to slow the spread of the virus it's a very different picture in japan coronavirus infections there have been increasing at a slow rate but experts fear that could suddenly change as the famous cherry blossoms start to appear various festivals are still set to go ahead and authorities fear that japan could witness a surge of new cases as people head outdoors to mark the start of spring. right thank you for watching a covert 1900 special here on the w. we have the latest on the pandemic on our website get every dot com we'll be back with you at the top of the hour. trying to change. the scene ability. her mental friendships. give globalisation a face biodiversity species conservation exploita

things that i've said is that i wish that there had been another independent counsel to take on the mica lewinsky matter. i mean, that's my big takeaway, because i was readype to go to pine university, become the dean of the law school and the founding dean of the school of public policy. so here we are, back to the independent counsels -- you give them one thing, but then other things come to their attention. and what are they to do? clinton survived whitewater, though he had testified untruthfully time and time again. >> yes. >> was it just that the evidence was never sufficient for an indictment? >> it wasn't that we didn't have plenty of evidence. we did not have admissible evidence or credible evidence. so prosetors frequently note the distinction between what they know and what they canpr e. and it's a great protection for american libertyat ou've got -- the ethical prosecutor has to make a judgment -- hopefully it's a collaborative judgment -- with professionals around him or her, that say, "we can prove this case beyond a rsonable doubt before a fair-minded jury." that's the stan

0k. white mica greece has announced that anyone caught illegally crossing will not have their asylumght back. arriving by sea is the hardest route to stop, and also the most dangerous for the migrants. this morning, a boat capsized as it approached the island of lesbos. most were rescued, but a small boy drowned. the door to the european union is not wide open or easy to find, but there are still ways to get in. jonah fisher, bbc news, in northern greece. have you ever had one of those phone calls at home telling you something is wrong with your computer and it needs to be sorted out immediately? well, a bbc investigation has found that criminal call centres in india are targeting uk consumers — with fake warnings about a security breach on their computers. panorama obtained recordings of 70,000 calls made from a centre in delhi. but the owner of the call centre denies it's a scam. rajini vaidyanathan has the story. these cctv images take us right inside a criminal call centre in the indian capital, delhi. it's running a scam which is ripping off thousands of people around the world.

i will get live to our correspondent mike hanna now in washington a mica the senate is still hammering away at this stimulus package what are they what is the issue that's holding it up. well essentially what the issue has been through the course of the day following overnight off to missouri is a group of republican senators have objected to what they say is a mistake in the drafting of the bill claiming that the unemployment figures for paying for unemployment would mean that an unemployed worker would get more than somebody who is employed but this appears now within the last hour or so to have been hammered out what is going to happen now is that these senators are going to be allowed to vote on the amendment removing this particular clause of the bill that vote is going to be defeated and then the vote on the bull proper will go ahead probably in the next few hours so the bill is likely to pass overnight in coming hours but that is just the beginning and then goes to the house of representatives now up until this point this is a bipartisan action both republican and democratic sen

>> hay muchas singularidades con lo que ocurre con gripes y con gripes pan de micas, lo principal, yuizÁ puedan parar de algÚn modo el contagio, pero no tanto como una vacuna, los medicamentos ayudarÍan a salvar vidas, hay varios medicamentos que tambiÉn estÁn empezando a usarse, pero no estamos seguros si realmente van a funcionar. jorge: cuando escucha al presidente de los estados unidos decir que para el 2 de abril mucha gente podrÍa empezar a regresar a sus trabajos, ¿cree que es una decisiÓn, desde el punto de vista de salud, correcta o incorrecta? >> habrÁ que verlo dÍa a día, semana a semana, ver cuÁnto se van aumentando o no el nÚmero de casos, ahora que se estÁn empezando a onel medidas de contenciÓn, y dependiendo de los datos serÁ posible o hay que seguir con medidas de contenciÓn, incluso mÁs de las que tenemos ahora, o menos de las que tenemos ahora, todo va a depender de los datos que se consigan de aquÍ hasta el plazo que nos ha puesto el presidente. jorge: ¿habÍa visto algo parecido? a estudiado esto de las paneles, hay algo comparable? >> en mi vida no habÍa visto al

conversation in the office mica like this, person number one might say here is my idea for the company. person number two, instead of saying yes, but and laying out the problems should stay instead, yes, and we might want to think about these other things. ideavalidates the original and offers input as a supplement rather than a critique. yes, and is even entering into our popular lexicon. this recently appeared on a bridge between my house and my daughter school in ithaca, ripping on the ithaca local .logan is ithaca is gorgeous apparently it is getting around. how is this relevant for stanton? if we asked the question is stanton a racist, two very common responses that i have heard personally are no, or mike lee yes, but. but i don't think either of these work as a for filling answer to the question. those who answer no, willfully and harmfully ignore the evidence. then who say yes, but and proceed to explain away what she said and did and why the significance of her racism shut people of color out of the conversation about the history andomen's voting rights, persistently defend sta

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the mica protection protocol, for example, to date 59,000 individuals have been enrolled in that program. pacer, little under 2500. aca about 1000 and harp, little over 1200. we can teach you all those numbers. lastly, what was the third part? >> are you tracking any metrics or seeing any outcomes from these pilots that would lead you to consider making changes to these programs? >> yes. actually, to expand these programs. these programs, in pp, for example, was extremely effective so we've expanded the program along southwest border. pacer again is a program that has been effective so we're trying to expand the program as well as harp. npp for example, make open to question were trying to expand that to additional demographics, for example, continental countries, for example, brazil. i say that's what we're saying but these programs are effective and they're working we need to continue to expand and. >> really appreciate the thoroughness of that answer, and these are difficult issues. after the hundreds of thousands of people presented themselves laster at our southwest border it was ob

john mica was the chair. he preferenced were not intended -- that he were not intended to hurt the workforce. we had people who were felons, the country re in illegally were doing the screening. and by the way, it was the level job in the airport, and we had testimony from the screener of the year you know, id, hey, people just move through these obs because they got to go to mcdonald's, they'll do better. now, we're not treating these rofessionals much better than that. they're the lowest paid federal security to viding a billion people who flew last year. worked through the shutdown with no pay. so don't earn much money, they don't have a lot of savings, but they worked through shutdown. these people deserve, not only a pay raise, but they also deserve workers' rights, whistleblower rotections from abusive management. he gentleman expressed concerned about $1.8 billion over 10 years. i tell you, join me on my faster bill. is, this administration is iverted $2 billion a year in passenger security fees. passe

. >> amor mica. >> (aplausos) >>> team wisin. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> respira >> team doble w estÁ listocompetencia los coaches entrenan a equipos para enfrentarlos en un duelo musical impresionante para prepararnos contarÁn con la ayuda de los mentores >>> jesse & joy, karol g, mario domm y sebastiÁn yatra. >> ¿estÁn listos para la lucha? >> se me pone la piel chinita >> ahora empieza lo bueno en la voz >> la batalla y hay que despedirse y quedarse con varios chicos con mucho talento >>> tomar decisiones de las cuales muchos se arrepiente, para ver mÁs contenido de la voz visiten telemundo.com la voz o la voz us en instagram y facebook. la segunda bloomberg: "i'm running to defeat donald trump and to put the 'united' back in the united states of america." (applauso) (anunciadora) los líderes van en frente. mike bloomberg está luchando por la justicia en el sistema de inmigración. su plan: mover los 11 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados fuera de las sombras. proteger a los dreamers y eliminar la separación forzada de familias. reconocer los esfuerzos y el trabajo de los inmigrantes.

>> joe and mica, this happened sunday night, shortly after getting to the hospital.s wife is in icu in critical condition. that's when i reached her by phone, after much conversations. not being recorded. she opened up. and the reason she opened up were the words very specifically from her to me were, quote, please educate the people. i want to let you hear directly from this arizona woman, who, to protect her privacy during this time, when she's in icu, we're keeping her name private. but i want you to hear from her what led to ultimately taking this form of chloroquine phosphate. did you see the president's press conference? where did you hear about -- >> yeah. we saw his press conference. it was on a lot, actually. >> and then, what -- did you seek out chloroquine? >> i had it at the house. i used it for coy fikoi fish. it was in the back shelve. hey, isn't that what they are talking about on tv? and, yeah, it was. >> this woman is just coming to grips with the fact that her husband is now gone. you know, i followed up, asking if she had heard during that same pre