a little earlier i spoke to mikhail a get out he's an economist and former undersecretary of state at the italian ministry ministry of economic development and i asked him whether he thought the ito in government was undertaking the correct measures. i don't think so i think they are they i think they failed to understand a thing or the end of the. ferry and understandably when you don't have a full information you tried to chase the problem or rather then that anticipated this solution and so they have been on a mode that basically trying to you know stock you know just like when you have a faulty problem and shoot it instead of stopping the work or for coming in you try to pack it here and there in even the this and b. don't know package it is a is a good thing it is way way below what is needed we're looking at in excess of 40000000000 euros of losses already in the next a few months. they need to do everything at the same time because the situation of the experts tell us that the only way to stop we were is quarantine and where and then need to be 100 percent they cannot be done a

a relaxing it all mikhail know all together all right. you got it yet ok we are now in our stance on where i think i am or. not for the. army wasn't going to leave money in this way just bring the fragments went scuba divers are they going to get here. it's a boy and so just make sure they have the good grace to go down ok. it's not this is one of them half raisins of recasting that was not your state grass transporting her siblings and lashes that match to their plantation sign. the bait is closer than the aside for many of the friends reason within that their waters are very but on the other side there are strong currents running within that bay which ensures a very cold renewal of. what that of the bay. in their eldest actually becomes the which provides a wide variety of habitats. when we bring. the animals of that injured the. chances of recovery of survival and go have a good healthy life while there is a host in the bay. they are. all of this is in the stomach there were a ton of micro plastics and there from like saran wrap you ca

she is live from her home home office and social distancing all in one tonight good evening to you mikhail when she went into isolation on sunday you know there was this global gas everyone wanted to know does she have the buyer is is she healthy talk to me a little bit about what this says about the role of miracle in europe and in the world. but sir is that not just to the bubble of the bubble but much wider and europe and across the globe there's still a lack of imagination of what's things will be like what international politics will be like if i'm glad i'm out of this new. germany after all still the strongest economy of europe even within this crisis and that's why we have this kind of collective must at the same time we now see it sunset confined to her home office as historic events unfold not least to mention germany stepping off the brake of taking on new debts the so-called bloc is 0 and influencing yet another his story budget to do some down this limitation in the end to the german economy. you know germany unlike spain france and italy has not imposed a nationwide lockdown m

mikhail varshavski to get his thoughts.asked when he thinks the social distancing guidelines will be lifted. >> it's a very difficult question. wh anthony fauci from the cdc coronavirus task force, and he basically discussed two stages that they go through with the coronavirus pandemic like this. first is containment, which is where you find individual cases who test positive for coronavirus and you try to take them out of the general population to prevent that spread. however, we are way past containment in our current country, in our current state, and we're moving toward the phase of mitigation, which is figuring out how to lessen the blow of this virus both on our health care system as well as economically. >> dr. mike, it seemed early on that we thought young people weren't as effected as the elderly by the coronavirus. it seems here in the united states at least that young people are more affected. so i want to know, is that true that there is a significant amount of young people that are affected? and if so, why here

they're disinfecting in doing thr their part and when i watch is video they mikhail emil's special coronas and they're supposed to be watcng for sick passengers and they've got massive navajo procedure in place. >>but youjust read online about some guy who just asleep traveled auto plant which yes, it turns out jetblue has as it was during the flight from jfk to west palm beach last night that a passenger who was. >>you know feeling ill notified the flight atndant and his wife their 2 sand, i don't feel too well, i just got confirmation just got a text before the flight took off that i've potive for coronavirus so they got massive the claim that he got on the plane by the time they land, not only did have the health officials have to co on board and check everybody for that i'm ofbut w jetblue has banned him from future flights and they're a lamb unlike united they will waive ancancellation or change fees you just cancel little if you're in the waiting for a test like i ju showed barkley he's are just like that guy waiting and traveling rest he's iting in self-isolation right. >>so if you

endless family has been suspended until at least april the 4th the call was made after arsenal manager mikhail acted to and chelsea player hearts and i thought both tested positive for corona virus. wild swings on the global ma.

she made "push comes to shove" for mikhail baryshnikov, part of an acclaimed partnership that included the award-winning pbs special "baryshnikov by tharp" in 1984. dance after dance,r combining rid boundless energy. including "hair" and "amadeus," and the broadway hit, "movin' out" to the music of billy joel. tharp has been recipient of pretty much every sprestigi artistic award, including a kennedy center honor in 2008. in her new book,he provides a series of exercises, and says:" age is not the enemy. stagnation is the enemy" >> we all have that laid on us by our culture being squirmy is not really-- you can't do this at dinner parties, but this is how you keep your system, your metabolic system rolling. you don't do it like this. >> brown: you can't do this but you want me to, you want us to. >> yeah, because if you keep doing this, chances are your body is going be more productive in the moment and you'll have something left in particularly as you become old and you buy into this reality that older folks can do less. okay, prove it. >> brown: her own physical regime is legendary.

english family has been suspended until at least april the 4th a call was made after arsenal manager mikhail acted and chelsea their son had sent out both tested positive for corona virus. wild swings on the global markets of the world reacts to the pandemic asia closes in the red and europe so far is in the green will have a live update from the united states. the financial impact of the outbreak is also being felt in latin america a struggling economy as there are put to the test. let's get going the health authorities in the u.s. expect the number of coronavirus cases to pick up to accelerate as they plan to roll out what they're calling a large scale testing operation one of the top health official says coronavirus testing will increase in the coming one week it follows criticism but testing kits weren't being made available fast enough in the world of sport more and more events are being counseled or perspire and english football's premier league has now been suspended until early april while the champions league and the. europa league matches have also been postponed meanwhile the mark

he's not comfortable with football continuing in the country all games are behind closed doors but mikhail says there is more to life than football and believes the season should be canceled . kevin durant's one of the biggest stars in basketball the n.b.a. is among 4 brooklyn nets players with coronavirus a 10 time all star is in isolation and being taken care of by team doctors 3 of the players are showing no symptoms all major sports leagues including the n.b.a. are currently suspended and the viruses even left its mark on the sport of chase plenty of hand sanitizer on show and no fans allowed as 8 of the world's best players gathered to compete in russia tournament organizers said handshakes were optional raja may wear them the uncle and trainer of boxer floyd mayweather has died at the age of 58 a cause of death has not been confirmed roger mayweather was a 2 weight world champion in his own right and began coaching floyd in the late 1990 s. he's nephew going on to become one of the best pound for pound fighters of all time with 50 fights and no losses that's all the sports needs a fi

. >> a lesson for young mikhail lab, silva, charlotte and billy that they are truly stronger together together and tries their best to help the situation. >> that inspired us to help martin sandoz and his family who wanted to find that street sweeper. gina vela, one of the owners of contract sweeping services in milpitas identified the driver as joseph moreno. >> my first reaction was pure joy, and it brought tears to my eyes. he really is a dedicated, loyal individual and we are more happy than ever to have him part of our team. >> it might not have been a bowling alley, but a memorable birthday nonetheless. >> i would say thank you a lot. it means a lot to me. >> joech, by the way, will be recognized by his company for his little act of kindness and receiving his own gift card very soon. in the newsroom, dion lim, abc7 news. >> very nice. >> so nice. >> isn't that nice? >>> well, coming up on abc7 news at 4:00, the wife of an abc7 employee isolated at home after coming down with coronavirus is now able to join her family. the transition from isolation to having to shelter in place.

mikhail varshavski there. well, prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus.casone with more details on that right now. cheryl. cheryl: yeah, that's right, maria. clarence house issued a statement about prince charles. he has been displaying mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home throughout the last few days as usual. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested but does not have the virus. in accordance with government and medical advice, the prince and duchess are self isolating at home in scotland. prince charles is second in line to the throne. he is 71. his mother queen elizabeth is at windsor castle. the coronavirus forcing major cuts to mass transit in new york city. the mta halted service on three of 27 subway lines. commuter rail service on metro north have been sharply reduced. similar cutbacks on busses in the city. in washington. the dc metro will shut down stations starting tomorrow. the total number of closed stations are 19. metro says it needs to conserve cleaning supplies to protect its workers. final

[applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish.pplause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassandra matana. [applause] >> crystal pimentel. [applause] >> sharina gutierrez. [applause] >> and elise hammond. [applause] >> and reilly zuleta wong. [applause] >> thank you, managers. >> and last but not least, our coaches. coach pereno, of course. [applause] >> coach andre walker thomas. [applause] >> coach greg wood. [applause] >> coach edison zau. [applause] >> sheri bader. [applause] >> and coach mark walker. [applause] >> and again, i'd like to invite principal sherry bellisi to come up for a photo. >> the hon. london breed: again, thank you to all the players, the coaches, the managers, the principal, the teachers, the alumni, the parents, the friends, the family. congratulations again, and i think what we're going to do at this time, si

mikhail, you are a student here? 98% of the people on the ground said they were voting for sanders, and who did you vote for? >> biden. >> reporter: and you? >> bernie. >> so you are the first person that i have talked to that have cast a ballot for biden and why? >> i am thinking more about the country in total. >> reporter: what are the issues that really kind of get you going and saying that biden is my guy? >> experience. also, i just don't think that bernie sanders is kind of the guy. >> reporter: he is not your guy? >> no. >> reporter: so you are part of the broader coalition, and i heard bernie speed earlier tonight, and he got to podium and talked about the energy that his campaign has, and why did he capture your attention? >> he captured my attention because of the younger voters and the environmental issues and he is capitalizing on something like that, and this is important. >> reporter: and what about your friends? have you talked to them? >> my friends are voting for bernie. >> you are the lone soldier