mr. sanchez now. >> mr. sanchez. the floor is yours, sir. >> thank you. so day go -- diego sanchez with planning department staff. after taking public comment and a deliberation, the planning commission voted unanimously to approve the ordinance with three modifications. the first was to eliminate the requirement that lot mergers resulting in a frontage with a greater than 50 feet within the ocean avenue nct would also create a corner lot. the second modification was to principally permit flexible retail within all stories within the ocean avenue nct. currently that use is not permitted. the third modification was clarifying language, for example defining square feet, square footage and calling out commercial space as nondenial uses, essentially using more -- non-residential uses, essentially using more planning code language. so that was the planning commission's recommendation. to get back to your question, tobacco paraphernalia does require authorization on the ground floor and not permitted on the second or third stories. so that concludes my remarks.

mr. sanchez. anything further. >> a couple of points. my previous presentation i did relate to the board verbatim the planning commission decision to revert the existing building to the previous condition by restoring the three story bay. i believe that is what i had said. in regards to the other item not before the board but might someday be before the board on the adjacent property. the existing building on the adjacent lot to the previous existing condition noting this is a separate permit on the other lot but it was making a decision taken on the other permit before you now. to restore the previous existing condition by restoring the bay over the lot line and encroaching the subject lot and this needs to respond to the condition. this language is in the planning commission action approving the new construction. they don't make any other direction or discussion about how that project should and could respond to that condition. when we are at this, you know, we are what the project sponsors have done the actions are inexcusable. we hav

mr. sanchez, you have 14 minutes. >> thank you. so the subject property in reality there properties, 25 and the 27 17th avenue, the subject building permit is for 25 17th avenue in r h-1 single family zoning district with a 4k district. the lots are 25 by 120 feet deep. as has been stated in the past, they had been viewed as one lot apparently and all of that was never officially recorded as one lot, i'll get into that a little bit more. with the timeline of the history here, given this is fairly complex. in 2015, the current owner bought the subject property and in january of 2016 the property owner obtained permits for foundation replacement and these were prepared engineer rodrigo santos and to be clear on the party it wasn't rodrigo sanchez. they depict a bay window in the foundation replacement permit. june 26th, the property owner obtained the permit for a dry rot repair and however they don't show the bay window. subsequent to that, the city began to receive complaints. first complaints dealt with work on the existing deck w

mr. sanchez, you have 14 minutes. >> thank you. so the subject property in reality there properties, 25 and the 27 17th avenue, the subject building permit is for 25 17th avenue in r h-1 single family zoning district with a 4k district. the lots are 25 by 120 feet deep. as has been stated in the past, they had been viewed as one lot apparently and all of that was never officially recorded as one lot, i'll get into that a little bit more. with the timeline of the history here, given this is fairly complex. in 2015, the current owner bought the subject property and in january of 2016 the property owner obtained permits for foundation replacement and these were prepared engineer rodrigo santos and to be clear on the party it wasn't rodrigo sanchez. they depict a bay window in the foundation replacement permit. june 26th, the property owner obtained the permit for a dry rot repair and however they don't show the bay window. subsequent to that, the city began to receive complaints. first complaints dealt with work on the existing deck w

mr. sanchez now. >> mr. sanchez. the floor is yours, sir. >> thank you. so day go -- diego sanchez with planning department staff. after taking public comment and a deliberation, the planning commission voted unanimously to approve the ordinance with three modifications. the first was to eliminate the requirement that lot mergers resulting in a frontage with a greater than 50 feet within the ocean avenue nct would also create a corner lot. the second modification was to principally permit flexible retail within all stories within the ocean avenue nct. currently that use is not permitted. the third modification was clarifying language, for example defining square feet, square footage and calling out commercial space as nondenial uses, essentially using more -- non-residential uses, essentially using more planning code language. so that was the planning commission's recommendation. to get back to your question, tobacco paraphernalia does require authorization on the ground floor and not permitted on the second or third stories. so that concludes my remarks.

mr. sanchez, anything you want to add that you have not said before as we continue to evolve this piece of legislation? why don't we open this up for public comment? ms. chapman. and thank you again for your patience. public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item number 1? ms. chapman, you expressed an interest earlier when we were speaking about the other item. the floor is yores. -- the floor is yores. >> linda chapman. i'm speaking for knob hill neighbors. we were fighting the cannibalization of rent-controlled housing for short-term rentals and so on. i know you have a separate bill on that. i don't know what the contents are. i want to find out and make sure that it didn't make things worse than the piece of legislation we actually passed and it wasn't even thrown out by court. it was undone by ellis barclay, because in the city attorney's office, and she could do it. and i was too damn stupid, as i was saying to tom the other day, sometimes my stupidity amazes me, that i didn't go to harry brit and carol silver and said you passed it, the mayor

mr. sanchez now. >> mr. sanchez. the floor is yours, sir. >> thank you. so day go -- diego sanchez with planning department staff. after taking public comment and a deliberation, the planning commission voted unanimously to approve the ordinance with three modifications. the first was to eliminate the requirement that lot mergers resulting in a frontage with a greater than 50 feet within the ocean avenue nct would also create a corner lot. the second modification was to principally permit flexible retail within all stories within the ocean avenue nct. currently that use is not permitted. the third modification was clarifying language, for example defining square feet, square footage and calling out commercial space as nondenial uses, essentially using more -- non-residential uses, essentially using more planning code language. so that was the planning commission's recommendation. to get back to your question, tobacco paraphernalia does require authorization on the ground floor and not permitted on the second or third stories. so that concludes my remarks.

mr. sanchez, board members. first of all, i want to applaud the two contenders and the board for having this crisis and to the other side of success. i am just pledging here with the nacp, about this church, the african-american faith community, to make sure that we stand in the gap collectively and as a community, to work with the superintendent to make sure black and marginalized children excel and be safe in spite of this pandemic. i would next like to stay that i hope this board, the administration will use this black resource community. we have people with skills who can stand there help this parent that i just heard that is frustrated. i would say, hold on. during the civil right's movement, when he did not finish moorehouse college on time. he was supposed to finish in 1963. that there wahe was out in the . everybody just wanted to give him that degree. it was not until 1972, that he got a degree from herehouse college and i think we should lovingly connect with these parents and with the children and tel

mr. sanchez. but in a discussion, we agreed that a principally permitted use of the space could be, again, institutional, public facility, massage parler, all of which currently would require c.u. above the second floor and housing which is allowed as of right. restaurant is not principally permitted, so for that space to continue as a restaurant, the project sponsor would have to seek legislation. and i would commit that we would be more than happy to work with him on legislation to permit that and perhaps other uses that he's looking at in the building. of course, you know, it would be important that community could access certain portions of that building, in particular the banquet space. >> vice president honda: the reason why i was asking for the original permit application is because this is nonconforming space and since i've attended many weddings, that was the place in the 80s and 90s, between the fifth and sixth floor, really the only thing there was an emergency exit which they kept open

mr. sanchez or mr. binard, if you could discuss what's the stakeholder process in developing this change? >> there was a concern that some members of the planning commission while they might have preferred to see more housing on that site, that the stoning than place allowed for office use. and so we have spoken with folks who are participating in the map 2020 process and determined that it's with the planning staff and it was identified as the appropriate change to propose at this point and introduce the legislation. since the legislation has been introduced, we've been certainly open to comments and discussion about it. but i think we don't have any -- we've not heard any objection other than what we've heard here today. s. >> some of the public comments reference the commissions but the classification stands for broader areas than just the mission. what is the intent of the legislation? >> we introduced the -- supervisor ronen introduced the legislation to cover the entire eastern neighborhoods where

mr. sanchez? >> yes. [inaudible] >> that's seven yeas. >> thank you. moving on to section "m," board members report, the following virtual meetings have taken place since the last regular board meeting. we had a special meeting committee, tuesday, april 21st, 3:00 p.m., and vice president lopez chaired. i don't know if you want to report out that it was on distance learning rollout update and food distribution update. >> right. it was shared that a variety of options have become available digitally and non-digitally. internet access is expanding, and there are many efforts to get this to be a city-wide access so our students can participate in distance learning. there is 2.4% of students who have not engaged at all within the school districts, and with that, ways that teachers or reaching out, and schools are reaching out, getting in contact with these families who haven't yet been able to participate, with the learning kits distribution, it aligns with early education, and emphasize that when you receive the kits and fill them out, you have to return

mr sanchez said, if the number of new infections continues to decline, then, from next weekend, peopleine a deescalation plan to gradually transition to what he called the "new reality of life" once spain has controlled the epidemic. damian grammaticas, bbc news, madrid. south africa will also be easing some of its stringent rules in the coming week. some businesses and schools are set to reopen — but the country's borders will remain shut, and public gatherings will still be banned. our africa correspondent, andrew harding reports. a month under lockdown now, one of the strictest in the world. in a country many feared would quickly be overwhelmed by the virus is proving to be astonishingly successful at holding it at bay. this is very effective and most of the people are wearing masks, most of them are sanitising and most of the people are staying at home. south africa's president hasn't got everything right... laughs. ..but as he tours new emergency facilities and prepares to nudge open the economy, you can feel the optimism growing here. i've been hugely impressed with the level of

mr. sanchez. >> no. >> ms. sandaval. >> yes. >> that was a failed vote. >> thank you for your leadership. that is an amazing turnout. i would love if you could share it with us the survey language, that would be helpful. did we vote on commissioner collins' amendment? okay. now we are going to vote on the resolution. roll call. >> the resolution was amended and accepted by general consent. this is just the resolution as amended. >> ms. collens. >> yes. >> mr. cook. >> yes. >> ms. lam. >> yes. >> ms. lopez. >> yes. >> mr. moliga. >> yes. >> nor to be. >> yes. >> sanchez. >> yes. >> that is a unanimous vote of the board. thank you. >> thank you. now, we are moving to another resolution that we are going to vote to suspend the rules for. we need a motion and second for suspension of the rules for resolution 204-28a1 in support of utilizing school district property in conjunction with city-wide plan to establish safe sleeping sites for unsheltered people offered by me civil and commissioner lopez. >> moved. >> seco

mr sanchez said if the number of new infections continues to decline, from next weekend people wouldlowed to exercise outside. and he said his government will outline a de—escalation plan to gradually transition to what he called the new reality of life once spain has controlled the epidemic. guy hedgcoe is in madrid and says the spanish government had been under growing pressure to ease restrictions on children. yes, it has been a very strict lockdown for the past six weeks children, most of these children haven't been out of their homes at all and the police have been controlling this lockdown very tightly, the latest figures we have from the interior ministry show that nearly three quarters of a million fines have been handed out to people for violating the terms of the lockdown, so that shows how tightly it has been controlled. there has been a lot of pressure building on the government, political and social pressure, to lift some restrictions, particularly for children, there was a feeling that they were really desperate to get out and many parents were desperate for their child

mr sanchez has also asked the parliament to extend the current lockdown by another two weeks, until theough masks for the general population as part of plans to eventually ease the lockdown and allow people to go outside again. the number of new coronavirus cases in italy is stabilising and fewer people are being admitted to intensive care. but authorities fear this could give people a false sense of security, with many now asking the government to relax the lockdown restrictions. italy's reported daily deaths have now fallen below the uk's. authorities say 681 people have died in the past 2a hours. jean mackenzie reports from rome. a slice of normal — a local market reopening for the first weekend since italy's lockdown began, albeit with some caveats. do you think this is safe? there are very few people, everything is under control, so it's ok. what difference does it make, having the market open again? ha! it seems like, you know, normal. but things are not normal. italy might have reached the peak of its epidemic, with fewer deaths here in the last day than in the uk, but the countr

mr sanchez said if the number of new infections continues to decline, from next weekend people woulde outside. and he said his government will outline a de—escalation plan to gradually transition to what he called the new reality of life once spain has controlled the epidemic. president trump didn't go ahead with his daily coronavirus briefing on saturday. mr trump tweeted that it wasn't worth his "time or effort" and questioned the purpose of the briefings when, as he put it, the media asks "nothing but hostile" questions. critics say the move is linked to his falling poll ratings. in new york state, the epicentre of the us outbreak, governor andrew cuomo says independent pharmacies will be authorised to carry out tests for covid—19. it comes as figures suggest that the outbreak there seems to be slowing down. rich preston reports. new york state has reported more than 21,000 deaths from coronavirus, but the positive news that the number of hospital admissions is declining. we are back where we were 21 days ago. 21 days of hell, but we're back to where we were. the move to allow hig

deaths continues to rise at a slower pace and tests have also shown a lower infection rate on mr petras sanchez says he lost parliament to extend the state of emergency until may the 9th if you are in the u.k. more than 15000 have now died from covert 19 the government has admitted there's a shortage of crucial mosques and gowns for health care staff and it will work as a criticizing a suggestion that they reuse the personal protective equipment when treating coronavirus patients a number of deaths in africa on a per coronaviruses past a 1000 including the nigerian president top aide he was the president mohamed who is biharis chief of staff and had underlying health problems including diabetes in modern the largest city of lagos authorities have been struggling to manage crowds amid the lockdown. as the top stories do stay with us rewind the heart of darkness is up next i think. man mine is on trial from rape to genocide the government stands accused of committing atrocities against their own injured people one on one east investigates on al jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm debbi

mr sanchez has also said he will ask the spanish parliament for another 15 day extension of the statey lisa minot, the travel editor at the sun newspaper and victoria bacon from the travel association abta to answer all coronavirus travel—related questions my wife and i are due to go on holiday to south africa at the end of august. this is from john daly. we didn't book it through a travel agent. should we cancel? it depends whether they would like to lose the money. technically, according to government advice which is against all but essential travel, indefinitely, that means that if they have taken out travel insurance they should be able to claim on the travel insurance for any of their losses because of this indefinite amount of time before we are being told we are allowed to travel again. practically it might mean that companies are quite difficult to get your money back from. we are seeing a lot of companies dragging their heels, and not giving out those refunds anywhere near as quickly as people should have them. thank you very much for that. let's move on, now. this i think wi

this is mr sanchez holding a cabinet meeting where he said schools would not return until september.next week, he said, but the rest of the country would have to wait another week. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. covid—19 related deaths in care homes in england and wales have trebled in the space of three weeks. the availability of personal protective equipment has been one of the biggest issues during the coronavirus outbreak. this graphic is from the cdc. ppe is essentially goggles, gloves, masks and gowns. for many countries, it's been hard to meet demand. there's another aspect to this that's gaining attention in the uk, and it's to do with the fact that ppe tends to be designed for male bodies. ros atkins has been looking at this. hi, ros. thanks, babita. let's get this to the experiences of the uk. here in the uk, around three quarters of nhs staff are women. last week, the bma — which is the professional body for doctors in the uk — highlighted that ppe tends to be designed for men, which in turn it says may put women at risk. a spokesperson for the departme

here's mr sanchez speaking in parliament.ent will not be any easier because it brings new dangers that will have to sort out. we will need an adoption process before coming back to normality and we do not even know yet what normality we will be able to return to. that is a stark shot in europe, now to new zealand where the prime minister has said that the country is turning a corner and its fight against coronavirus. new zealand went into a severe lock down just over two weeks ago, shutting schools and nonessential business, even before the first death was recorded. now the curve is beginning to flatten, as you can see from this graph from the news organisation stuff, with a total of 1,200 cases and just one death overall. that's good news of course, but the co—leader of the country's green party and government minister is warning that new zealand needs to stick to the strategy, not abandon it half way through. joining me now is dr kate baddock, a gp and the chair of the new zealand medical association. thank you for your tim

devised a slower pace of tests have also shown a lower infection rate on mr petras sanchez says he lost parliament to extend the state of emergency until may the 9th if you are in the u.k. more than 15000 have now died from coburg 19 the government has admitted there's a shortage of crucial masks and gowns for health care staff at home workers are criticizing a suggestion that they reuse the personal protective equipment when treating coronavirus patients the number of deaths in africa on coronavirus has passed a 1000 including the nigerian president's top aide he was president obama doors biharis chief of staff and had underlying health problems including diabetes when modern the largest city of lagos authorities have been struggling to manage crowds amid the lockdown. has the top stories do stay with us rewind the heart of darkness is up next life now. man mine is on trial from rape to genocide the government stands accused of committing atrocities against the range of people one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm dead. back in 2006 when we l

coronavirus death toll has passed 20000 but the number of deaths continues to rise at a slower pace mr petter sanchez says he'll ask parliament to extend his take a legend see until midnight. in the u.k. more than 15000 people have now died from coburg 19 medical workers are criticizing a government suggestion that they reuse personal protective equipment over fears of an imminent shortage. some hardline clerics in pakistan are defying a coronavirus ban on gatherings of more 5 people in mosques president are if he has pleaded with religious leaders to stop attending congressional prayers he's held an online conference discuss measures for ramadan which is only a week away as well as how to manage prayers at mosques the country has seen 7600 confirmed cases and 143 deaths linked to cave in 19. the holy fire ceremony marking easter in jerusalem has taken place in near empty streets due to the pandemic thousands of worshippers often lined up at the church of the holy secor where they believe jesus was crucified and resurrected this year only a handful of clergymen were there some wearing face masks. has

celebrated when part of a makeshift hospital was close to treating more than a 1000 patients by mr petrel sanchez says he will ask on a man to extend the state of emergency until may 9th and will relax the confinement for children before that blemish movie thumping do not we are contemplating a slow march towards the new normality it will be slow we want to be progressive with maximum precautions with mockers and with criteria that can be evaluated in all territories to know exactly what the degree of the pandemic is want to know the evolution of the pandemic if it's controlled or not and consequently what steps we can take. israel will begin lifting its locked on from sunday after more than one month in operation prime minister benjamin netanyahu says restrictions will be relaxed in a gradual way some businesses will be allowed to reopen and controls and movement will be now south korea has announced its daily tally of new corona virus infections and for the 1st time in 2 months it's in the single digits just 8 new cases were confirmed over the past day south korea has been praised for its wides

shift hospital is close to treating more than a 1000 patients from mr federal sanchez says the last column and to extend the state of emergency until may 9th and will relax a confinement for children before that it's. not tookie has replaced iran as a country with the highest recorded number of coded 1000 cases in the middle east more than 82000 infections have been confirmed close to 3800 of those cases were diagnosed in the past 24 hours another round of weekend curfews has been imposed covering most of turkey meanwhile authorities in iran have allowed some businesses to reopen with the government saying it's time to shift the focus back to the economy as in basra he reports some terra. after nearly 2 months of being closed because of the corona virus businesses in the iranian capital are waking up from their hibernation for main street shops like this in open areas the city's prime real estate it is business as usual but for covered markets where there are bottlenecks where dense crowds can gather the government says it's still too dangerous to open up any of the shops in those spaces b

mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> on suspension of the rules please. thank you. mr. sandoval.nk you. >> all right. then the process is we will have this read into the record, public comment, and then voting on the resolution. >> commissioner lopez or collins, would you like to start it off and i can read the resolves? >> i have it pulled up. so on resolution number 204-14a1 to establish policies and procedures for the san francisco unified school district to provide trauma. informed, coordinated care that promotes resilience and healing during and after the covid-19 pandemic. whereas on january 31, 2020, the u.s. declared a public health emergency in response to the spread of novel coronavirus, covid-19, later declared as a pandemic by the world health organization on march 11, 2020 posing a serious health threat to our nation, the city of san francisco and the world as a whole. and whereas, on february 25,2020, mayor london n. breed declared a local emergency noting extreme peril to san francisco residents and visitors due to covid-19. and whereas, on march 16, 2020, due to c

mr. sanchez. >> yes. >> on suspension of the rules please. thank you. mr. sandoval.nk you. >> all right. then the process is we will have this read into the record, public comment, and then voting on the resolution. >> commissioner lopez or collins, would you like to start it off and i can read the resolves? >> i have it pulled up. so on resolution number 204-14a1 to establish policies and procedures for the san francisco unified school district to provide trauma. informed, coordinated care that promotes resilience and healing during and after the covid-19 pandemic. whereas on january 31, 2020, the u.s. declared a public health emergency in response to the spread of novel coronavirus, covid-19, later declared as a pandemic by the world health organization on march 11, 2020 posing a serious health threat to our nation, the city of san francisco and the world as a whole. and whereas, on february 25,2020, mayor london n. breed declared a local emergency noting extreme peril to san francisco residents and visitors due to covid-19. and whereas, on march 16, 2020, due to c

coronavirus death toll has passed 20000 but the number of deaths continues to rise at a slower pace on mr petter sanchez says he lost parliament to extend the state of emergency until midnight. and in the u.k. medical workers are criticizing a government suggestion that they reuse personal protective equipment and fears of an imminent shortage more than 15000 people have not died from covert 19 in britain . at least 19 suspected coronavirus paris patients have died in a hospital in the brazilian state of missouri according to a video circulating on local media the bodies were kept in bags beside live patients some of them were removed on thursday or 8 were placed in a refrigerated container a lack of hospital beds intensive care units and medical gear have been a major cause of concern for brazilian authorities who so far confirmed 145 deaths has been a return to some normality in iran's capital traffic was heavy in tehran on saturday is the authorities allowed some businesses to reopen but health experts have warned the government could be risking a spike in infections as it changes its focus to saving

mr. sanchez opened the meeting but saying, i think that section 317 is horrible. he went onto say that they tried to achieve -- it doesn't achieve its goal, and something needs to completely work, and it hasn't happened for many years without success. and i guess i would say that there -- you have the ability under section 317b-2-d to adjust the -- [inaudible] >> caller: and based on communication that i sent on april 1 with respect to a property on jersey street, demo calcs needed to be adjusted. they were sold for about $1.5 million above what they were paid for by the developers. if the intent is to maintain relative affordablity in these cases, it's not working, and the projects that are entailing considerable demolition should have your attention. i'll leave it at that. so i guess i'm done. this is very odd, but i wish you all continued good health, and please take care, and thank you for listening. take care. bye. >> good afternoon, commissioners. ozzie phelps with san francisco neighborhood coalition. the reason that i'm joining the call and doing the publi

mr edge for having me. interesting conversation what's coming next. who knows right this is the news with rick sanchez we'll keep bringing you the smart people so we can hear them out you're watching our special coverage of the covert 19 crisis and we will be right back. micrographs friends aren't slights against you know whites or men for example there's their slights against women or more on nonwhite so it's always you know the idea is that statements that directed toward a privileged group are interpreted differently than a statement directed toward a oppressed group and so that's kind of the whole framework and it's a it's a political framework that's used the result is of course focusing at least on certain kinds of minor slights and saying well rather than a northern northern we need to call attention to them but it's not all slice so it's a very political and it's fun to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. it is now a time in america for this sort of class to the workers who are

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glad we had you gentlemen here to take us through it mr bell why mr coleman thanks to both of you you're watching the news of rick sanchez here on your favorite provider or perhaps for free on portable t.v. our special coverage is going to be right back. the world is driven by dream shaped. the dairies thinks. we dare to ask. thinking of getting to be the. she. didn't. use traps in this why are you going to use a crate with him he will just. freaking out when it's raining anywhere near thousands of breeding dogs are caged in conditions of puppy for i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the thunder nothing they have no protection. for you. it's 2 kids. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being stopped in stores even joined a good businesses are involved but. there has been a shocking amount of the organizing opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs bred in comm

help the nhs, mr gove said hundreds of new ventilators are being produced every day, with many more being sourced from abroad, including 300 from china. the spanish prime minister, pedro sancheztry was ‘close to passing the peak‘ of the virus as the daily death toll fell to its lowest level in a week in italy. the number of new coronavirus cases is stabilising with fewer people being admitted to intensive care. but in the united states, a record 630 have died in new york state from covid—19 in the last day. here in the uk, the department of health has confirmed that 4,313 have now died after contracting coronavirus, but there are suggestions that the spread of the infection is slowing. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. brighton beach would normally be packed on a day like this, but gci’oss packed on a day like this, but across the country it seems that most people are following the government's instruction to stay at home. the police have been told to engage with those they suspect are breaching the guidelines like these people having a barbecue. they advised them to return home. the message was underlined this afternoon, at the downing street daily press briefi

sanchez i'm not looks my lubitsch. joining us now is stephen as he is a market strategist he specializes in the area of the age of pacific. mr it is how concerned are you about some of these numbers that we're looking at i mean look i'm no mathematician but if there's 1300000000 people in india and even just 10 percent of them end up with the coronavirus that's 100000000 people if 10 percent of those da i mean that's 10000000 people these are these are extraordinary numbers are they not. they are they're actually asia's worst nightmare when you really think about it in the sense that perhaps they have caught the containment may or actually an act that the containment measures a little bit too late so this is the problem yesterday we saw the virus curve actually start to seep in and that was really scary for markets around the region here we saw a negative reaction to that news although what's it really highlighted it's still in the background because the market needs a little bit more evidence to follow up on the containment measures now look we've had a blueprint here we've seen what china's been able to do this is quite go

sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. aeroflot russian and lights. we go to work so you can stay home for. us to do mr pierce we're going to push those new personal supreme being mean we're google who he was buried. she said that's. going to get it. clear definitely walking into words all in all we no longer know what we're walking into i don't see march. which is what she needs to break she thought it would. not. let. this change possible. so. much as a financial survival does stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i guess. i'm greece banks have to fight 9 street spot thank you for taking. on the story that's right well actually if you looked at slavery. well go right to the problem we're talking with bill 1st former u.s. senate majority leader host of the park as a 2nd opinion rethinking american health tell me about your podcast started where you are and i was at work. the pod cast is really interesting it larry and it's really in the feel that you're in but it was clear to me after i left the united states senate people are getting their information in different ways i've been on