free meek mill! >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> this is the same thing that thousands of minorities are going through. they just don't have anybody to speak on their behalf. >> now they do. >> yeah, now they do. >> rap star, hashtag, symbol, meek mill inspired a movement. >> he's been wronged by the criminal justice system for a decade now. >> we have been conducting criminal justice with a chainsaw. >> in his first post-prison interview, he tells his powerful story. >> my father was murdered in south philly. you ever seen somebody get their brains blown out? i've seen it multiple times. >> how he rose from the streets to the charts. >> he has this energy about him. >> sentenced to prison for a probation violation. >> being locked away is just like a mental torture. >> it's affected his life, my life too. yeah, it affects all of us. >> and why he rose up for change. >> i'm still doing time for that case. something is not working. >> this is a tough judge. he violated.

we have a list of the schools that are handing out mills also on our website kron 4 dot com. well happening today, san francis mayor london breed will hold a news conference to update us on the steps the city we'll be taking to of urse help prevent the spread of the virus. so the mayor is expected to announce new policies to support workers and also new health orders relate to coronavirus are now swing as a set for 11 30 this morning. wolf courseill bring you the latest on her annocement as soon as it happen have that kron on app we're going tohave it on our digital streaming platform krn and you can downloaded in the app store today take well happening tonigh the expanded travel ban om europe to the us will include the united kingdom and ireland it's a rt of an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus kron four's taylor bisacky has more from sf >>some travelers scrambling at san francisco international airport on sunday before an international travel ban kicks in at midnight on monday. but we were actually going to leave on the 17th. >>but we changed our flight to today the

mills to f the puppy pet stores will cut the supply chain. inhumane practices at most puppy mills aring shoing, appalling and unacceptable. on ave all seen images television. stores that sell commercially raised puppies operate on an and socially unacceptable business model. peteed to work to shift the markets towards humane sources, including shelters and rescues with finding ned families for homeless pets. have to be which eauthanized. president truman said, if you ant a friend in d.c., get a dog. we need to combat the inhumane practice of puppy mills. mr. speaker, i rise today to bring attention to the designedsed initiative to increase student interests in the world of coding. the hour of code, which occurs year during computer science education week, has a oal to teach students coding basics. the bristol township school district is one of several around the world taking dvantage of this program and they are leading the way in our community. bristol township schools are nown for their science, technology, engineering, art, and math initia

in mill valley, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> i love that. i can hear them in my neighborhood as well, dogs chiming in, quite confused about what's going on, but it is a way to bring people together. lisa, we have to do something right now, right? >> kind of cute how the families are more together seeing, you know, dads with the kids where they normally wouldn't be because of work and -- >> i've talked to more friends than i have in the past year probably just because we're setting up zoom calls. >> a lot to come out of this for sure psychologically. and the rain, we're looking at some showers here in the bay area that have moved through, more scattered throughout the afternoon. still a level 1 system throughout day today. and then another bout of some rain tomorrow morning. we'll get into some afternoon sun. as we look at live doppler 7, a loop of the past few hours, you can see the light rain pushing from west to east. as we go in closer to the east bay, this is around pleasant hills, 680, pacheco, and continue ford looking at some shower a

and allinson‘s flour mill in hertfordshire is now producing an extra 400,000 bags of flour a week.son's been to meet some of the workers. my name is matt lupton, i am the site manager. my name's katie, i work as operations manager. we make flour and it goes out to the supermarkets. we are just sending out as much stock as we possibly can. lines are running every shift available. so far this morning we've dispatched 140 tonnes to a customer. 0ur machines are working all hours to put flour into bags to go out to the supermarkets and to the british public. we may not be saving lives in hospitals, but i think everybody here knows the impact that they're making. it's one of the basic products — flour. and it's in big demand. we weren't allowed in to protect the workers, so they filmed themselves on the food front line. 0ur high—speed packing lines are running 2a hours a day. everyone's digging in, helping out and seeing what we can do to get that food out to the customers. those customers have been panic buying, as well as cooking and baking, stuck at home. some workers have even postpo

general mills at 4%. any of these attractive. >> i would say general mills over a kraft heinz we know there is issues there. i don't think you want to dip your toe into the names with the really structural issues here. so general mills, we know the staples work okay get expensive. >> referring to jeff mills, ak at, the general. >> hi, jeff. >> played lacrosse. >> lax ten years ago i think you avoid kraft heinz. yoend would be why to be involved. >> that would be my pick as well you have the run when people were stock piling this is a package food company people are going out to stores, buying ahead, buying water, cleaning products, buying the stuff that general mills makes so you might want to wait a bit until the fever kind of breaks on the virus and see where the stock is then before you hunt the yield. >> coming up, the one that investors have been piling into as the coronvirus spreads, and it's fainting in the after hours. reporting their results, there is the chart we're giving you the updated trade

in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> i love it. >> me too. two comments from me, first, it's a crack up about the dogs, they must be wondering what is going on. and two, one of the things that's been so positive about this entire terrible event is being together, and bonding in unique ways. >> it is wonderful. >>> on the peninsula, all 23 san mateo county parks, they officially closed at six tonight. county officials cite increased foot traffic and the lack of social distancing. abc 7 news was in menlo park this afternoon where we found the parking lot full. >>> the east bay regional parks district closed 20 of the most popular, the castle rock recreational area after people flocked to parks last weekend sparking concerns about safety. >>> many state parks have been shut down to help slow the spread of the virus. that includes mount diablo state park. it's one of many that saw overcrowding this past weekend. vehicle traffic has been banned there. >>> to find out which state and local parks are open, go to our web site, abc7news.com. >>> well,

i see the opposite it's brought out the best in general mills and the way we go to market.how we partner with retailers. we've been able to fulfill more than 90% of orders so far because we have more than 95% of our employees showing up and we've made that possible through some policies we've put in place, but also importantly to propolicies to make sure if they're stick, they stay home and if their children are home, they need to be able to do that as well. the food supply chain in the u.s. has been remarkable and it's true of general mills but also of our competitors throughout the whole food chain so we are confident we can continue to supply the u.s. and the world with food. >> jeff, how confident are you in food safety here in the u.s. that it's not spreading the virus? >> we're highly confident that we're not spreading the virus and that our food is safe and the fda's weighed in on this and you can check out their websites they are the experts we've taken a lot of precautions to make sure the food is safe and people making the food are safe we feel very good about the

in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> i love it. >> me too. two comments from me, first, it's a crack up about the dogs, they must be wondering what is going on. and two, one of the things that's been so positive about this entire terrible event is being together, and bonding in unique ways. >> it is wonderful. >>> on the peninsula, all 23 san mateo county parks, they officially closed at six tonight. county officials cite increased foot traffic and the lack of social distancing. abc 7 news was in menlo park this afternoon where we found the parking lot full. >>> the east bay regional parks district closed 20 of the most popular, the castle rock recreational area after people spngonces absafe. ast weekend >>> man he be shut down to help slow the spread of the virus. that includes mount diablo state park. it's one of many that saw overcrowding this past weekend. vehicle traffic has been banned there. >>> to find out which state and local parks are open, go to our web site, abc7news.com. >>> well, watch this. a los angeles homeowner wants to kno

of mills coming. for a steel company, and the only black baker they ever had was my father, henry lindsey. but people were very kind to one another. in the morning, they come back and he was dead. we didn't visit nobody. nobody visited us except this lady. this mrs. thorton. she went around helping everybody that got sick and back in 1918 i was between 10 and 12 years old i would say and i got the flu and it was just my mother and i. we went to elementary school together. i would go out to the hospital to go visit her. and they put her out on the porch in the cold wintertime, and they had blankets and a hood on her, but both of them died at a young age. people didn't understand and there was no vaccine but parents did the best they could. >> the influence of 1918 and 1919 was a pandemic. a outbreak of disease around the world that caused serious illness and death. so why was it so much more deadly than the seasonal flu we experience every winter. what was difference about the virus in 1918? >> the sea

the state-owned bangladesh jute mills corporation the owner of this mill is mired in debt.years, the government has been propping it up with big injections of state funding. but workers still sometimes have to wait weeks for their wages. on average, they eararn around four-and-a-half dollars a day. >> "i earn about 110 dollars a month. i can barely feed my family on that. i have huge debts." >> working with the raw fibers is dusty and strenuous. and in the long-term, it also harms your health. breathing in too much of the dust leads to chronic respiratory disease. many workers here have problems with coughing and shortness of breath. in germany, the illness is known asas hanfarbteterlunge or p worker lung. but it's not an issue at the hemp processing plant in the uckermark region. that's because most of the work here is done by machines. the company has a staff of just 15 and most of those are machinists. the founders and staff have set up a cooooperative and everye has a say in the business. they all believe hemp has a bright future. >> "i believe the most important thinin

karen mills will join us and a moment. new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ good morning, everyone, bloomberg "surveillance." , theis a great joy gentlelady from massachusetts serving for president obama and the small business administration area, and her great affiliation with her family with bowdoin college in maine, karen mills. thrilled to have you with us. there are the little harbor inlets of main that winter is thats different -- maine winter is always different, intory on north march and june they desperately wait for the summer. it will be difficult for the small businesses of maine. karen: everyone in the land of small business is suffering now. this is the stuff -- toughest moment i have seen including 2009, for small business owners, because they cannot do business. half the people who work in this country own or work a small business so that is half the jobs. is focusedr schumer on his new york. it is a crisis as it is in many parts of the world. thedo you gauge understanding of republicans and democrats, the poli

at the strike of 8:00, people in mill valley come together with their voices. the organizer of this nightly ritual says it's an effort to show solidarity with health care workers on the front lanes of the coronavirus pandemic. residents who join in each night say it's also a chance to blow off some steam. >> and it's really become a wonderful little touchstone during these trying times for everybody to know that at 8:00 in the evening, dusk comes in, kids and dogs and mom and dad and neighbors are going to come out and just howl. >> reporter: this is mill valley's unique spin by being shut in by the video. this is from lima, and other cities they sing. ♪ in san francisco, a coming together of a different kind. a group of second graders and their parents decided they needed to see their teacher, so they organized a parade. >> we just wanted miss hardy to know that we missed her. i think all the kids miss her. she is a very special teacher. >> reporter: none of the 32 students were able to see megan hardy for long because they couldn't stop, but even the brief gl

the skate park here is closed by the city of mill valley. and local doctors say things like this a vrp good thing. >> my son is telling me mom, my friends are getting together, they're doing this, they're doing that. and i said honey, you know, i just keep saying we have to do what's right for our family. >> that's the speech tammy weld from martinez has been giving both her teenaged kids during the coronavirus stay at home order. other than some outdoor exercise with the family, she is keeping both kids home, and it's not an easy call. >> your dad and i know that keeping you and your sister home is the best thing we can do for you. sorry, that's what we're going to do. but i'm over having to say that. >> absolutely no playdates. >> dr. lisa dana is a san francisco pediatrician and part of the clinical faculty at ucsf. she says it's the biggest question from parents these days concerned about covid-19. can their kids hang out with friends. and the answer is no. social distance applies to them too. >> they absolutely can get coronavirus. they

. >> marin county, mill valley >> jimmy: mill valley. >> funky old mill valley it was funky then, i shoulday. >> jimmy: every time it comes on, anything, anytime you see the golden gate bridge, you're like, "oh, honey, look [ laughter ] san francisco. >> it is iconic for a lot of people but memories >> jimmy: all right, these are the questions, okay? the hashtag is #askthefallons. first of all, why did you agree to do -- be on camera? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] no i mean, i hate to say a pandemic is what got me on camera, but i much prefer behind the scenes. and i think that everyone needs an audience, and there are some people that you meet who really like to entertain people and i'm more the audience. but here i am, because you don't have anyone else to interview in our household. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't say that okay >> and here we are >> jimmy: we're interviewing our dog gary tomorrow. okay >> gary comes -- >> jimmy: we did not plan any of these, oka >> surprised gary didn't come before me. >> jimmy: nancy, what is the first thing jimmy does or says in the morning >> well, for

and by starting the heirloom grain company anson mills, decided to do something about it.unwanted, meaning nobody was particularly crying out, "you know what we need? we need rice that used to taste like it did in 1837. we need grits, better grits." what called to you that you felt compelled to answer? >> glenn: i'm a cuisine whore, you know? i think that culture is interactive with cuisine, as soon as you look at cuisine, you're looking at politics. you're looking at medicine. you're looking at the advanced thinking. >> anthony: i'll agree with you that there is nothing more political than food. >> glenn: you got it. >> anthony: chef mike lata's restaurant fig was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene. determined to source the kind of local products that you used to find everywhere in the low country. as much as i'd like to illustrate that solid grounding and traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i could not resist the soft shell crabs, which are just in season. with a pasta and shaved bottarga, which frankly, i'd slit my best frien

sunshine, surf and people out enjoying it, a kind of scene that concerns city police chief andrew mills as he moves forward with a new departmental policy. >> we're very focused on educating first, engaging second and enforcing third. >> reporter: mills is directing his nearly 100 officers to begin enforcing the state's shelter in place order. sunday he sent a stern video message promising added patrols and dire consequences for violators. >> we will find you. we will arrest you. we will prosecute you. >> reporter: the chief says the effort is part of the attempt to dissuade throngs of people from showing up at city beaches. parking lots are now blocked off. >> we have to flatten the curve so that all of us are healthy. >> reporter: some residents applaud the police department's hard line in the name of public health. >> personally i don't think we can be too safe. if it helps to prevent one person from dying, i'm for it. >> i want this to and get life back to normal. >> reporter: this is the way to do that? >> i do believe it is. i mean i do believe it will stop the spread. >> reporter

in mill valley, abc 7 news. >> i heard it in my neighborhood, too. it is expanding far and wide. even heard some dogs chiming in as well. what's going on here? it's pretty cool, i agree. >>> because of the overcrowding, public parks and beaches last weekend, officials are beginning to announce closures for the second weekend . san mateo closed regional parks district, and many other state parks have been shut down like mt. diabo and walnut creek, on top of marin county and other san francisco beaches. >>> today begins the first weekend bart will temporarily reduce hours because of the drastic drop in ridership since the covid-19 outbreak. they'll close at 9:00 p.m. every day. weekend hours 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. riders must be in the system by 8:45 to have a guaranteed ride. they considered eliminating sunday service but the board decided against it. muni and light rail will no longer run. caltrain will run even fewer train trains, down to 42 trains. usually there are 92 per day. since the shelter in place, daily sales are down 90%. >>> entertaining children can be tough right no

it's the residents of mill valley checking in together thanks to a community howl. it's become a thing every night at 8:00 during the stay at home order, a chance for neighbors to step outside and connect. christine and her kids never miss it. >> it's kind of a way to release stress and to know that you're going to hear some of your neighbors and recognize some voices. >> reporter: but it's more than just blowing off steam. it is a chance to thank medical workers on the front lines of the pandemic. >> it's really fun to just howl and thank all the hospital people. >> reporter: the idea started in italy. quarantine citizens singing and making noise, thanking doctors and nurses and greeting each other. back home, there is a new howls are echoing through the hills and canyons. even retirement communities are letting loose. the mill valley howl has its own facebook page started by scott shoe maker, complete with a few confused dogs, but mostly a community rallying together. >> going outside and hearing the whole valley howling is probably the most special part of the ex

chime in, how is the global response to covid-19 changing our security environment while we has a mill -- while we as a military remain prepared for the defense of the nation. secretary esper: i am fully confident we'll remain prepared for our missions. they are taking all precautionary measures to maintain capabilities. it's priority number with two behind priority number one, which is protecting our people and dependents. i'm confident we'll maintain mission readiness. as this grows in scale and scope, the sflofede virus, we'll have to take, be very careful and take prudent measures to ensure we maintain that. it will become more challenging. i'm confident if we take the right procedures we'll do that. with regard to your first question, how does it change the security environment, clearly what we see are countries are turning inward. they're looking closely at their own internal affairs how they treat and deal with the coronavirus. some country have been more affected than others. we have countries such as italy, a close 1kwr58 lie of ours, which probably sthiffered most so far. we

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. >> these are our medical gowns that we are making here at coleman knitting mills. >> reporter: coleman knitting mills in utah is taking fabric from cheerleading uniforms to make gowns and masks for a nursing home group in washington state. and testing for coronavirus still a problem in so many parts of the country. in new jersey, some drivers turned away from a new drive-through facility before it even opened this morning. in miami, long lines at a new testing site at hard rock stadium. the national guard was giving tests to people 65 and older showing symptoms. a growing number of states ordering residents to stay home. but overnight, the president tweeting, we can't let the cure be worse than the problem itself. at the end of the 15-day period, we'll make a decision as to which way we want to go. >> america will again and soon be open for business. very soon. a lot sooner than three or four months that somebody was suggesting. >> prede just moments tollasith us live tonight in new york city. ghw newor isng for goingoake at least a week for the field hospital to be up and running? >>

.>>> every night at 8 pm sharp residence in mill valley actually we did it in sausalito too. open their doors and windows to howl at the moment that wasn't there. they do it to howl. some of them even sing a song together. a way to lift spirits. we are all still out there even though we are stuck at home. some nights it gets so loud you can hear the howling. that. those are my people. i have to hear that every night. it is a quality three minutes and 15 seconds. the coronavirus has stricken an nba owner. and perhaps you might have missed an actual sporting event today. moving pictures from a sport event everyone loves a win. likwifi experienceest with wall-to-wall coverage-there's a win. plus, added protection for your connected devices. that's a win-win. put it together with xfinity mobile- the most reliable wireless network. talk about a winning combo. get xfinity internet and xfinity mobile for just $30 each a month. you'll save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $300 off when you buy a new galaxy s20 ultra. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. click, call o

the ceo of general mills, great company. of sysco.ent and ceo the ceo of cosco. ceo of publix. donny king, tyson foods. the chairman and ceo of kargil. kroger,and chairman of big company. doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. he's been fantastic. doug was here on friday and watched the market go up 2000 points. on friday, it went up almost 2000 points. the ceo of dollar general corporation. the president and ceo of albertson's. these are all phenomenal companies. we had a long conversation with 've gotd they have, they to work 24 hours around the clock keeping stores stocked. i would like to say, we will all be great. we will be so good. what's happened with the fed is phenomenal news. what's happening with all these incredible companies is phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy. people are going in and buying more. i remember, i guess during the conversation doug of walmart said they are buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they will meet the needs of the publ

. >>> all right, mill valley, doing it big. a look at where we've seen the rain moving in a new storm system approaching and we have light showers and really wasn't enough to help us out with the drought and this next storm system is falling apart so we're going to see some spotty, light showers for parts of the north bay, the rest of the bay area. any areas south, most likely won't get any rain. as we take it hour by hour our rain chances go up to 5:00, 6:00 this evening from santa rosa on northward and elsewhere partly to mostly cloudy skies. by tonight once that system moves in and then going into tomorrow still lingering clouds but we will be warming up over the next several days. a look at those temperatures in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike has a look at the early morning commute for drivers heading out the door right now. >>> one issue for the san mateo bridge. folks who hadn't heard, light rail service was suspended. one of the drivers had covid-19. and they further reduced trains as well. the number of r

but mill valley, full of coyotes has its own answer to the coronavirus. >> and i just said, you know,wl like coyotes. this will be our own thing. >> reporter: hugh cue got it started. residented stepping outside to spend 5 minutes in blissful disharmony. >> yeps and barks and yoed ls. it's fun. . >> reporter: voices in the dark un experience, the pandemic. >> and it will change. i think it's going to evolve overtime. can't howl every night, but, at the same time, it's been pretty fun to hear. >> everybody's getting a sense of community out of it and, then, everybody else is getting their own little shriek of madness and fun. >> reporter: it feels good to blow off steam. >> socializing in a pack way. we're trying to show we're social animals even though we're confined in our houses. >> reporter: dogs chime in. wild turkeys too. and as quick as it begins, residents go back inside to their social isolation knowing they are not at all alone. >> and, now, it's not a howl of frustration. it's a howl of thank you first and foremost and then it's a howl of community connectiveness. connective

quick enough and it should have been done a lot sooner there's also controversy here over the weekend mill about the party boats and yachts still taking groups of people out on biscayne bay i saw a numerous ones on saturday doing exactly that also to one popular sand bar off my beach that was essentially packed with people partying in some areas shoulder to shoulder in response the mayor of miami dade county closed their marinas and boat ramps to try and stop that from continuing florida governor rhonda santos though has not issued a state wide order closing the beaches instead essentially leaving it up to the various cities and counties even today he said he doesn't think a mandatory shelter in place policy would be good for the state one thing he did do though and this just came out a short time ago is that he's basically saying if anyone is traveling from new york to florida then they will be required to have a mandatory 14 day self quarantine ok so that order was just put through. at this point though as far as not basically giving the order to close all the beaches taking a lot of hat

in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> i heard it in my neighborhood, too. a family member who lives in chicago is saying they're going to try to get it to take off in their neighborhood. maybe this will spread even beyond marin county. >>> because of the overcrowded we saw public parks and beaches, local officials are begin iningo announce closures for the second weekend of shelter in place. 20 of its most popular parks closed in the east bay, including castle rock recreation area. many other state parks have been shut down like mt. diablo state park and walnut creek on top of closures in marin county and san francisco beaches. >>> today begins the first weekend bart will temporarily reduce hours because of a drastic drop in ridership since the covid-19 outbreak. weekend hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. riders must be in the system by 8:45 to have a guaranteed ride. the agency considered eliminating sunday service but the board decided against it. >>> monday, muni metro and light rail will no longer run. caltrain running fewer trains, daily schedul

florida as we continue to increase sharply that's the bottom line to give you an example last week milling around this time there were roughly about 150 cases of confirmed cases of corona virus here in the state of florida well today right now at this moment as we speak the state is reporting 1171 confirmed cases that number continues to grow and one number that i keep looking at very closely are the number of pending tests and there are more than 500 at this point more testing is being done slowly but more of the drive through testing locations have been set up particularly here in south florida so as that continues expected that the numbers are going to continue to increase dramatically. last week the city of miami and miami dade county basically shut down all non-essential government operations and then the order was given for all non-essential businesses to close we're talking about bars nightclubs also the city and county parks and beaches have all been shut down that basically happened throughout last week from about tuesday on now the restaurants that do remain open are open only fo

it has been dubbed the mill valley, how it's been taking place at 08:00pm for the ast few days in. and we think that this should spread far beyond mill valley we all embrace it's a way to kind of really sad pent up. feeling that we have about what we're going hrough right are saying or and leave the dogs in the coyote is very there. >>alright, cooler weather cloudy weather to has he can howl at the moon tonight as we take a live look over san francisco, our chief meteorologist from home you can join in the howling to >>i got to tell you what guys i have been haleigh but my garden is i've been going over and you guys know i like to plant stuff so she had my fingers get dirty and having a good time outside and it's going to be some kind of garden ts year because else can you do but right now we've got the clouds moving in and we've got some rain on the way for the weekend a good weekend just to stay insi to get the clouds moving in right now no rain just yet but that will kely change here very soon especially after midnight tonight, golden gate bridge don't you know looking not like

former side he slams across tom glover no dice footwork there is just too little too late jets up one mill after half time melbourne city looking to drop even primed for a very different he's headed for the equaliser does his teammates close your firm no one else is there the host looking for goal number 2 and it's a bomb of a shot from stephen or got to vic just can't get there he's going to fall behind it's a beautiful group just held the lead to upset 2nd place melbourne city 21 in likely the last game for a while as the football federation of australia postponed the rest of the season. and with many sports impacted by the current of ours it's a great time to see the future athletes pick up the mantle and no one does that better than this young boxer 8 year old. showing off some pretty impressive skills on social media calling himself the future of german boxing he trains with his dad on a job that is uppercuts his desert actually. is a w.b.s. champion with 12 knockouts to name and a 150 record high fees looks up his dad as a role model for his training and sees american muhammad ali as

from the mill to the meal, the whole food industry is in overdrive ensuring communities are fed. to stay at home — and avoid socialising. many children are finding it particularly hard not being able to see their friends anymore, so parents have been coming up with creative ways to keep them connected. like the family of a young boy who can't now have his birthday party. they have all come to see happy birthday to you. instead, a surprise "drive—by pa rty" was organised for seven—year—old sam — who was said to be "lost for words" as his friends waved and tooted past his home in northamptonshire. and 12—year—old katie from county sligo was out playing football on her birthday when she was visited

from the mill to the meal, the whole food industry is in overdrive, ensuring communities are fed.erty has been urged by the government to delay completion, even if that's meant to be happening today. our personalfinance correspondent simon gompertz joins us now from west london. my my goodness, if you were meant to be completing today, simon, that is quite a tall order, to ask you to suddenly stop that. yes, it is a tall order and also very worrying for people who are involved in chains of buying and selling houses. in normal times, if you sign and exchange contracts, you are committed to pay the money and to move on a designated date. but what the government is saying is the two parties, the buyer and the seller, should make an amicable agreement to extend that date to beyond a time when restrictions on human contact are lifted. now, there will be exceptions. in some cases, they admit it would be unavoidable to change and they don't want to change critical house moves. not clear what thatis critical house moves. not clear what that is but it could be situations where key workers

he hauls wood chips to paper mills, so you can have toilet paper. and horsefeathers, he hauls pro pane to various places, and there's others. spaceman.ster, my handle on there, i'm known as blind man. host: alex also in silver spring. good morning. caller: so, i'm not really affected by this economically at reason is i'm an essential employee. a little over a week ago, the --site [no audio] you verymp: thank much. thank you. i appreciate everybody being here. beautiful day in the rose garden. tremendous distance between chairs.

what is your krn assessment of kind of the mill to mill space, and pakistan, and the work we need todo in afghanistan? >> i remain with a close relationship with him, and i've visited him in a couple of times in pakistan. their support has been very important in directing the taliban to come to negotiations and their continued support is going to be very important as we go through this difficult period of deciding is the taliban actually serious about this or are they going to live up to their commitments. >> do you see that level of u.s. and pakistan cooperation on the mill to mill side with the afghanistan mission sort of in getting better? it's always been good? i mean, how would you assess this kind of historically? >> so we've always had at u.s. central command and i have about 10 years of experience in the organization. we've always seen an organization with pakistan as critical. whether at the political level, there's-- up and down we always try to keep the military channel open. there are good reasons to do that, to prevent fratercide and key work to keep that open. >> and on

our thanks to ed mills from raymond james.oming up, talking about the impact of europe, asia, and here in the u.s. from the coronavirus. and we will talk about latin america. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: much of the world in lockdown due to covid-19. much of latin america was untouched but now it is sitting there. they are warning that the rate in speed could leave latin america unprepared. joining us from sao paulo are managing editor. the big tone here in the u.s. as well as in europe over the last few days has been taking this a lot more seriously than maybe we did a couple of weeks ago. however, looking over in latin america, i still see folks in mexico and brazil and other countries not necessarily practicing social distancing and not necessarily on lock the way we are here. will we see that change? is there a sense of urgency here that latin america is at risk? dan: it has been a mixed bag. we have seen countries like peru, venezuela, and argentina take some very strong measures with relatively few confirmed cases and s

little bit of light rain falling over our coastal range, mill valley stretching into the valley and some areas right around sonoma may be experiencing a sprinkle into the east bay where we have a bit of pink mixture over mount diablo and 580, few sprinkles on the east side overlier mother and mount hamilton and mix of rain and snow. snow levels just above 3500 feet and it's continuing over areas of the sierra. we were expecting anywhere from 4 to 5 feet of new snow between saturday morning and the end of today and it looks like some areas are going to actually get that. that is great news for the skiers and everybody. >> all that wrap around motion and continuing to the bay area if you look at san diego and into areas of arizona, that's where the storms are or the center at that point. anywhere from 43% of average over areas of the south bay to 54% of average in the north bay >>> a texas woman with canter is choosing to quarantine herself. she takes oral chemo therapy and moved into a neighbor's guest home in austin and working remotely and trying to protect herself from the coronavirus.

the portuguese knew that they could export the system everywhere one by one they disassembled the mills the ovens and the sugar factories and rebuild down in brazil. the key which changes the direction of the slave trade is the transfer of sugar as you mentioned earlier from one side of the atlantic to the other. and that then makes the hop to the part of the americas closest to europe which is the car bit. a year after the uprising i'm a daughter the leader of the rebellion was executed in public. the result of a large scale experiment between portugal and africa salad despite the violence it was born in has shaped its own history a history founded on the whole roic struggle of the 1st slaves. to ensure the survival of their economic model the portuguese took their slaves with their agricultural insights to brazil. by demonstrating that the model could be exported to the america as they inspired other europeans to do the same sound to . the intermediary stage of the spread of sugar are in him in some ways where was. the 1st caribbean island although it was in the caribbean. in $1620.00

guest: not much more than the rumor mill. has beennancy pelosi pretty adamant that congress stay in session. they are the last folks on the ship. i could see a scenario. things are day by day in a situation like this, where the situation is constantly changing. you open the door to recess being extended. see where it is delayed or extended a couple of days if there is not more legislation to vote on. i think it will be one of those situations where it is a day by day situation. host: jennifer of the los angeles times. l.a. times.com is where you can see her work. thank you so much. guest: thanks. host: it is just after 8:30 on the east coast. the latest changes amid the coronavirus being declared by the world health organization, a global pandemic, yesterday. houston,s next out of texas. republican, good morning. caller: good morning. given the recent counter restrictions, many americans are finding themselves in the same predicament where the travel insurance is denying their claims to pandemics. what kind of world do we liv

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but brakes operation inside this old confederate cotton mill shows the area is changing. >> i've had people come up to me and say, you're here now. it's good. -all don't have anything in basically. please let's just drink this beer and not have this conversation. >> the people being here for year, that's black and white. they've been doing it this way for years and years. how can we as the next generation pull together and say we want something different. >> reporter: the same year president trump won in north carolina, the state elected democrat roy cooper as governor. >>> do you believe that north carolina is moving from being a red state to a blue state? >> definitely, no doubt about it. >> reporter: trey nicks ran cooper's campaign. >> i think the state is way more competitive today than people realize. i think now that you've got so much growth, there will be a day when republicans will not win here very much. >> reporter: outside the city, farmers are struggling and tobacco, once the state's most profitable crop, has seen sales to its largest trading partner china plummet from

supreme court was also a school before you go how you talk about women in the industry we all know is a mill don't need to ministry we've talked about it a bit but what actually do you want to do to inspire women in this industry i think the most important lesson or the thing that i want to impart is that you always have a place at the table. even if someone doesn't make you feel like you do and that there is power in standing in your own voice on your own truth. is very strong words i guess that is the rubs of the whole you thank you for. a very it's monday through i was winning film and television producer thank you for your time thank you. well that's a fun hour from d.w. news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page so we leave you now with pictures of some of the continent's most successful woman on to the next time have a great weekend by finale. and on demand. language courses. video and. they're on a mission. to save the. comics started in 1939 since then they've created a vast empire of superheroes the also have human weaknesses. creators have had their

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