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(fanfare playing)to >> nar then, three years later, china got a new leader. >> xi jinping comes to powerd a loof energy in establishing greater controls over speech. dissent in, in xi's china.r (fanfare continues) now, what is china? it's a place that is defined by han chinese traditions, the han chinese official language of mandarin. and there is increasingl little space for uyghurs in atthis imagination of, of china is. (fanfare ends) >> narrator: after xi jinping became president, a series of high-profile, violent attacks took place across chin ♪ some were carried out by uyghur separatists and islamist militants. ♪ one was here in the heart of beijing, in ananmen square. in total, more than 100, mainly han chinese, were killed in e attacks. >> from xi's perspective, what's being fought in china is a new version of the war on terror, and that the uyghurs are a problem that are not going to go alay, and that need to be with. >> narrator: according to chinese government files leaked to the new york times, president xi tolofficials to unless the tools of "dictatorship"o eradicate radical

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of thousands ar like 32-year-old nurse jessica finq from new mexico >> i have specifically pull no naritical care experience so you know, if anybody should be helping it should definitely be me. >> reporter: for the thunurses d doctor to get sick a desire to get back on the job with possible immunity. >> you'll feel like you're invincible because you feel like you can deal with this crisis without having to worry. no matter what happens, you never work from home we in a league of our own. >> reporter: at the end of the day there's little left to give. >> it's 12:19 and i just parked my car coming home from the shift. my face is breaking out from the masks, i look like i've aged 20 years in two weeks this is too much i don't know how much longer i can do this. >> reporter: health experts say the height of the pandemic is yet to hit the call for reenforcements may get louder nbc news, new york >> so tough to see our reality these days charn will be with us after the break with a preview of another volatile day ahead on wall street 'l and it is jobs day. wel take a look at the impact for

ronjohn nar, an expert in mobile technology, says the rare handshake between the companies could help keep track of the virus's spread, while giving people vital information to stay safe. >> there can be an increase in probability for them to get a test, going to the hospital, because we have a finite amount of tests to hand out to people. >> and they caution even though the technology might be optional, many might have concerns over privacy. >> and the government, or the tech companies themselves, they have to say very clearly how they're gog to use this data. >> day, governor gavin newsom says california was ready to work with that technology. >> already, we have engaged those companies. we were on the phone just this morning specifically with apple on that tracing technology. >> the companies expect to launch the tracing system sometime in may, uniting technology and the public in the face of a pandemic. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> governor newsom got a little star power today, to help remind everyone to shelter at home. >> doing everything that we possibly can do to get

let's turn to other news now and with the backdrop of increasing diplomatic tensions 2019 saw the nar just take in military spending in a decade nation spent a combined $1.00 trillion dollars on their armed forces the stockholm international peace research institute found that leading the way was the united states it spent $732000000000.00 a 5 percent increase from the year before china increase its spending to just over 200 $60000000000.00 while india shelled out $71000000000.00 this is the 1st time 2 asian countries are among the top 3 spending overall more than 60 percent of the world's military spending came from just 5 countries the other 2 being russia and saudi arabia. so let's speak about gram on web about this is a research fellow at the institute for defense center teach excite is at the as rajaratnam school of international studies at nih and technological university in singapore is via skype from singapore thank you so much for being with us on al-jazeera so what factors have contributed to this increase especially in asia well i think a number of factors that you factor o

good job he's the guy who reassured the people asking them to stay at home but he went against also nars opinions and so bolton are all 5 a guy but others agree with the president that the economy and jobs must come 1st. my company closed a month ago but i'll reopen it next monday i have no option i have 80 employees to go forward with respect to. more than 2000 brazilians have died so far from the coronavirus making brazil the worst hit country in latin america in its worst affected state san paolo the governor extended the lockdown for another 3 weeks and warned the health care system is struggling to cope i super easy for my idea of the intensive care units of public and private hospitals are receiving a larger number of patients each day and we already have some public hospitals at the edge of their capacity the president and his new health minister want an end to the lockdown but brazil's supreme court says that's a decision of the state governors and city men as victoria gates be al-jazeera. now many in canada a coming together to help society's most vulnerable nonprofit groups and

discretion nar international travel could be a challenge.e of the things are going to be curtailed for an ongoing basis until we get a vaccine widely available. that will probably take two to three years. it's a year to get ideally if everything works. it's a year from when it started to get a candidate that works. call that next february. that's not enough. you need to produce it. and once it's produced at scale, administer it. at scale. it's not easy to produce billions of doses of vaccine. much less to administer them. that will add up to another one to two years before we have enough people vaccinated that we can start to return to something that looks more like normal until then. >> sobering. all right. let me distract from that headline. to the immediate. how big a difference does it make if the model says we should open a place in the middle of june and open it in the middle of may instead? >> boy, it makes a big difference. we shouldn't be opening based on the model. open based on the evidence. models are only as good as the assumpti

it's the lieu nar new yeunar ne.undreds of millions of people getting on planes and trains in mass gatherings. the argument is those six days were crucial. had that been made aware early on, even from day one of them knowing that human-to-human transmission was possible, that could have significantly stopped the spread of this virus. >> thanks so much, david culver for the live update from shanghai. >>> so russia has seen the biggest increase of cases. nearly 3400 announced $3400 ann 2.billion package aimed to support regions all across the country. >> translator: i have already spoken about the need for additional financial help for the regions. their incomes have dipped. the regions must have the financial resources for this. >> russia has officially reported almost 25,000 cases of the virus. most of those are in moscow which is bracing for a shortage of hospital beds and trying to get 24 more medical facilities online. >>> and after vanishing from public view for more than a month, the president of nicaragua has r

. >> jesse, thanks nar update tonight. >>> in san mateo county, a field hospital there isn't needed just yet. but they say it's ready to help as the number of people with coronavirus goes up. the county's health department also said today that there are now ten deaths in san mateo county, and 309 positive casings, including some kids under the age of ten years old. >>> the number of cases continues to increase all over the bay area. the santa rosa police department today said that one of their detectives has now died after being diagnosed with coronavirus. mary lou armor was one of their officers with the virus. also today, napa county reported their first death. the adult was being treated at a hospital. there are now 397 confirmed cases in san francisco and six deaths. alameda county has 294 cases with seven deaths and there are 272 cases in contra costa county and three deaths. >>> the white house is warning that there could be 100,000 to 200,000 deaths from the coronavirus outbreak here in the united states. the president said that he wants every american to be prepared for the, quot

>> i think he gave what i would characterize as a worst case scenarse nar -- scenario. he backs it up but tremendous amounts of evidence. we need a lot more the best area of protection they came in was in the form of protection for fanny and freddie mac where they allow people to not pay their mortgage loans in exchange for not evicting ten t tenan tenants. we would love to see a similar type of government protection in bank, insurance companies and conduit lending where it doesn't appear there's any government support at the moment. >> do you think that will be coming the first face of this was aimed at people themselves who were laid off and can't afford the payments but on the business side of this, the same effect is happening. when you say further spoth uppo needed, what does that look like >> we'll see those that can't operate or going either can't op race of going out of business, we want to see their workers protected. we then move up the chain. we want their businesses protected so that they can pay rent to that the landlords can then pay their mortgages but th

you can then take local and bond to leave stars go to my son's innovations bomb and >>doctor nar sayss unclear treatment will be lifesaving it needs to be tested in clinical trials, recovering coronavirus patients interested in donating can register online with either the red cross or the talent or is it vital and i'm not sure but register online both of those links can be found on our website at kron 4 dot com for a second week a mobile clinic has offered covid-19 tests in the bay area with rapid results. >>today they were set up in pleasanton carbon health is testing about a 150 people a day for coronavirus the health care providers first mobile site was unveiled last week in san francisco. today the clinic made a stop near walmart in pleasanton off rosewood drive it takes less than 30 seconds to administer the nasal swab test. and results are shared with patients within hours. carbon health says the mobile clinic will eventually return to san francisco. but will also make stops in fremont napa nevado and the layout. more people staying at home of course during the pandemic but that

all week departments, sports, clubs and more are hosting live web nars to give new students a look athe campus and services available. days will be split into themes like student life, finances and housing. >>> health care workers in the south bay just got thousands of masks thanks to a donation by 15 chinese students. abc 7 news was at sainta clara university where the students attend and reside. they're unable to go home because of travel restrictions. they said they were able to connect with family in china who helped them cut through red tape. one of the students said they wanted to help because it's everybody's responsibility to do their part. >> we are all international students. so we understand that we are in a global village and we have a shared future. so we need to do something. and helping others is like helping ourselves. >> in less than two weeks the students collected and donated 3,000 surgical masks and 1,700 n95 masks. >>> the entire population of a north bay town will get the opportunity to be tested for the coronavirus. the "mercury news" reports the town of balinas

in the medium term it's foolish to go in home builders because we have double digit unemployment la narort term not long term. >>> finally we're getting to the tail end of the retail trade remember when target put up digital numbers because wall street wasn't thrilled about the margins? that was ridiculous. target's quarter showed you the brilliance of buying the business model stock is $112 where it should be i like he estee lauder long term it's going to be tough. remember the mantra of the show, to teach, to educate, to explain, put in context and entertain. i know trading that's what i used to do for a living but jimmy chill is not a traitor to the cause good trades can be iffy investments. but i'll try to be clear about which is which if only so i don't get raked over the coals on my usual post show twitter perusing stick with cramer. protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. and try pure protein shakes, with 24 vitamins and minerals. >>> i got a word today i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you here on

let me turn to a couple of doctors for nar tatheir take on current situation. she's a general surgeon in teaneck, new jersey. dr. gupta let me start with you. i go back to we're still sitting in this testing choke hold. i feel like in some ways the reason the entire country may feel as -- i feel like we're all being held hostage over this testing debacle. is there any light at the end of the tunnel as far as anything you have been able to observe? >> from what i've seen, we're only a million tests in. it's important for your audience to really understand the difference between the tests that are coming online. there's the tests where you stick a swab into your nose or somebody does it for you and that will tell you are you acutely infected? do you have the virus right now? then there's the blood test that says do you have immunity. it looks for antibodies for covid-19. the ability to do the test for acute infection we're having bottlenecks like swabs. we don't have enough swabs. that's the truth. to scale up test we need to know for acutely infected and are we

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kate, stay right there we have some breaking news that's coming in on ge phil lebeau joins us nar what's going on? >> just got off the phone with the folks. at ge aviation they're going to be announcing a cut of up to 50% of the manufacturing staff. remember, they're building the ge aviation, the aircraft engines there in the cincinnati area they're going to be cutting that staff down by 50%. a four-week furlough that will begin on monday. obviously, this is because of what we're seeing with demand for aircraft and demand for engines right now. you've got boeing, essentially shut down in terms of manufacturing, up in the pacific northwest. and you've got problems with airbus and its manufacturing over in europe so now you've got ge aviation, which previously announced, kelly, that it was cutting 10% of the manufacturing staff now they're saying it's going to be 50% of those workers who will be furloughed for up to four weeks. kelly, back to you >> phil, thanks very much. kayla tauschy just told us the government is worried about avoiding a botched rollout of the small business lending pr

i'd like to talk to you and get that citation, but the family that most people place him in nar, and hisnce jo nanny peterattucks. ,nanny peterattucks was identified in most sources as someone who is an indian, descended from a person who is killed in king philip's war. but in the estate of william brown, or colonel buckminster -- -- buckminster -- i'm blanking professor kachun: i blanking on am which one it is. but in this statement, the gentleman died in 1847, i believe. she's identified as a negro and as a slave as part of his estate. she is valued at 80 pounds. so, whether she was misidentified, her status as a free or indentured or enslaved person is unclear, but she had a value of 80 pounds, it seems that she was not a free and clear, free person. she was bonded to this person in some way. the fact that she's identified as a negro maybe suggested while she was enslaved, and even though she was of native american ancestry, she is negro by association because of her marriage to a gentleman who was apparently born in africa. so there's so much we don't know details of hise family

le decÍa, quiero que ese dÍa haya un atardecer rosado y literalmente hubo atardecer rosado, sin manl narte quÉ tristeza pero bueno, de a poco tratamos de ver la manera de conectarnos ahora con la distancia. >> casualmente mencionas a alguien, en un nuevo dÍa no somos magos pero hasta humanos quÉ tal si te digo que tu tÍo, marcelo y betina estÁn kiko nekt ados ahora mismo. >> ¿en serio?. >> y tus primos. >> wow!. >> quÉ lindo, gracias!. >> quÉ lindos. >> ahÍ estÁn!. >> ahÍ estÁn, todos! pero mira, marcelo ¿cÓmo estÁ usted? ¿cÓmo anda?. >> hola, hola, buen dÍa, feliz, feliz. >> hermoso verlos. >> quÉ linda familia, jessi, cuÉntame que significa marcelo para ti, sÉ que mencionaste que es como un papÁ. >> sÍ, si, bueno, mi tÍo es el hermano de mi mamÁ, de chiquita me vio nacer, me cambiaba los paÑales, siempre estuvo en los momentos mÁs importantes de mi vida y no sÉ, tengo una quÍmica increÍble con Él y creo que nos entendemos, a veces es como que tenemos hasta la misma edad y charlamos y horas y horas hablando y estuvo siempre en las buenas y las malas. >> eso es importantÍsimo. >> importa

governor kevin smith says that will include hair salons, spas, nar sal nail salons, pet groomers, they will be open via appointment only and will have to undergo strict sanitary protocols. by may 5th, gyms and churches can reopen. take a look at pennsylvania. they say they will begin reopening on may 8th. tom wolf, the democrat, says we are going to take a three-phase approach. many states are doing this. red, yellow, green. he said we are in the red right now. we get to yellow, that's when me health benchmarks are reached, continual lessening of new cases of the coronavirus. he says schools, though, will remain closed on may 8th and restaurants will only be available for curbside pickup and delivery. in maryland, the governor larry hogan is going to unveil his reopening plan today, calling it a roadmap to recovery. in maryland they want to see 14 straight days in the reduction of new deaths, new hospitalizations and new patients going into the icu. pretty extensive benchmark and that has to happen for 14 consecutive days. as you can see, the effort is there but each state is taking a