allow me to introduce you to louisa otto peters back in the mid 19th century she was one of the early trailblazers in women's rights they were fighting for the right to vote to get an education and to work but what came next let's kick off with a victory. in 1000 women in germany won the right to vote. under the nazis women were pushed back out of political life and encouraged to have large families across the on it was even awarded to especially productive members. men and women shall have equal rights that became part of the german constitution in 1949 last week thanks to the complaining of politicians. the end of the sixty's saw civil unrest ripple across the black. women in germany became fed up of being treated as assistants on the sidelines of a social movement remember that tomorrow from the beginning at a meeting of the socialist german student union think a kluger had had enough she started launching tomatoes at the met on stage. this action ended up being a catalyst for the female students to get organized. in 1971 having an abortion could land the woman and her doctor in ja

was it the least otto is at the new york stock exchange for us who say why are investors reacting so negatively there to trump's measures. basically because there was a lot of confusion not only because trump as we heard did not give a heads up to european allies but because he surely did not glorify a decent travel ban also called trade and european products after he's message on wednesday actually he did have to tweet to make it clear measure will not affect trade or goods or only people but there were concerns about that too also when the situation disrupts as we heard to trouble for millions of people and have a significant impact not only on airlines about also shipping companies among other sectors there's panic at many european airports right now any news on a fiscal stimulus plan coming from congress. sadly not yet legislators and their white house say keep working on a bill that will initially include help for those who don't get paid if they don't go to work however details they can change it still since republican legislators sent a trumpet ministration were not in line wi

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today one of her technicians is going to install a system on the outskirts of courage otto. john is a local pastor he's decided to equip his new home with a solar energy system. the technician explains how it works it can be installed in just a few hours. by contrast getting connected to the public grid can take months and in just 2 years we'll have the environmentally friendly system paid off. only going to city. and this 10 percent rate. so this one. is the quickest to me of getting to the light it up to 30 is not. something that was here you know. in the video i need from the front room to tell sometimes we can miss it when my work not. the lights canyon offices are located in nairobi co-founder net chosen has come from the u.s. to discuss future strategies for africa the social entrepreneur is now focusing on helping people who have recently lost access to energy sources. it is an injustice that you have 1300000000 people in the world who have to still burn kerosene for lighting when the light bulb was invented more than 100 years ago this doesn't make sense and we set a

open up the first hour of our ore market operation or 7.30 view start on day we change for a dozen otto'st seniors to know they are cleaning and wiping down all services every night and that the storm will be stocked as much as possible by 8 o'clock each morning. >>we asked our customers are pace with during this process because i'm charted waters for all of us, but we have a lot of needs are deli items arts. we have so many wonderful homemade items that people can take grabbing goes in stuff like that, so it allowed her to get in and out of the start but great mills were in san jose, the bar is closed, but the britannia arms all again today is offering curbside take out service for authentic saint patrick's day corned beef and cabbage while supplies last. >>senior citizens may ask for a discount says the restaurant's michael north by >>orders. >>in los gatos signs are posted at the purple onion and other restaurants that are also open for takeout food when even as a sidewalk hand sanitizer dispenser for customers and passers by and in san jose seniors, 70 and over who live within 2 miles

up the first hour of our ore market operation or 7.30 view start on day we change try for a dozen otto's want seniors to know they are cleaning and wiping down all services every night and that the storm will be stocked as much as possible by 8 o'clock each morning. >>ask our custobers are pace with us during this process because i'm started waters for all of us, but we have a lot of needs are deli items arts. we have so many wonderful homemade items that take grabbing goes in stuff like that. so it allowed her to get in and out of the start but great mills were in san jose, the bar is closed, but the britannia arms all again today is offering curbside take out service for authentic saint patrick's day corned beef and cabbage while supplies last. >>senior citizens may ask for a discount says the restaurant's michael north by >>in los gatos signs are posted at the purple onion and other restaurants that are also open for takeout food when even as a sidewalk hand sanitizer dispenser for customers and passers by and in san jose seniors, 70 and over who live within 2 miles of the tony and el

first hour of our are not allowed to operate our 7.30 view start on day we change try for a dozen otto's want seniors to know they are cleaning and wiping down all services every night and that the storm will be stocked as much as possible by 8 o'clock each morning. >>ask our customers are pace with us during this process because i'm started waters for all of us, but we have a lot of needs are deli items arts we have so many wonderful homemade items that people can take grabbing goes in stuff like that. so it allowed her to get in and out of the start but great mills were in san jose, the bar is closed, but the britannia arms all again today is offering curbside take out service for authentic saint patrick's day corned beef and cabbage while supplies last. >>senior citizens may ask for a discount says the restaurant's michael north by >>orders. >>in los gatos signs are posted at the purple onion and other restaurants that are also open for takeout food when even as a sidewalk hand sanitizer dispenser for customers and passers by and in san jose seniors, 70 and over who live within 2 mile

otto normally would do is go out dancing.ust trying to make my life what it would normally be like but at home on the internet. and i feel that people are sort of stop. people are very worried, but they are physically stuck indoors. and to shake off that stuck energy by moving. and it'sjust fun. and dance together and feel like we're still connected even though though we are isolated. and queen versus george michael, which were you when? i was george michael, which were you when? iwas in george michael, which were you when? i was in the queen at camp. and was there some kind of trophy at the end or everyone dances and everybody is a winner? yeah, i was doing one george michael, one queen anne people were on the chat room as we we re people were on the chat room as we were dancing along saying do this one. aided with don't stop me now. so queen is the winner. —— a ended with. there was more energy with everybody dancing on the screen for queen. where did you get the idea from? do you know what, actually, i went to bony man and

resignation of the president joy of also an author of the for his handling of the virus outbreak mr bolton otto says concern about the virus is styria and he blames china for the outbreak he's been seen defying medical advice by shaking hands with his supporters south america's largest country has reported for deaths in more than 400 cases including some government leaders last more news is always there for you the website 0 dot com you can also follow the programs and everyone on the teams here via twitter and facebook pages up next people in power also use it. as the wealth battles the coronavirus pandemic will bring you the latest developments from around the outside. without dates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. kuranda virus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. 2014 people revealed the shameful treatment of disabled people in a room a new state from ok our investigation that raises questions about why the e.u. was funding some of those institutions now that refresh allegations about mistreatment this time not just in romania but in neighboring countries in the 2n

would -- with a distinguished scholar, bush and dorf, -- frederick douglass, jr., malcolm king and otto barnett. examine the impact of these men and women within these passionate advocates but also their fault lines, providing new insights that humanize all of these well-known actors, west takes an important step in rekindling the black prophetic fire so essential in the age of obama. helene atwan has been director of the beacon press since october of 1995. she holds a master's degree in english literature from the university of virginia. she began her career in publishing at random house in 1976. her acquisitions at beacon include dale jones, a national book finalist, the iron cage number richard longos for all of us, cornel west's "black prophetic fire" and anita hill's reimagining equality. she served eight years on the board of penn, new england, and is administrator of the hemingway foundation pen award. thank you for being you today. [applause] [applause and cheers] helene: thank you for the very warm miami welcome. it is a great pleasure to be here today with all of you and i hav

here you see cansen chu and otto lee 28% and mag dell anna carrasco at 24%. that is with 87% of precincts reporting and in alameda county, that seat of scott hague erty. after 23 years he decided not to seek re-election. so david hau bert in the lead and 100% of resinks reporting there. we'll be back with much more on "today in the bay" in just a moment. 6:21 right now. can we go get some ice cream? alright, we gotta stop here first. ♪ ♪ from smarter atms, to after hours video tellers ♪ ♪ comcast business is connecting thousands of banks to technology that turns everyday transactions into extraordinary experiences. hi there. how are you? do you have any lollipops in there? (laughing) no, sorry. we're helping all kinds of businesses go beyond customer expectations. how can we help you? >>> the time is 6:24. i'm meteorologist kari hall. you may have seen this on socia of the devastation after this tornado in nashville. and maybe you have friends or family in the area. and there were several deadly tornados. there have been at least 24 people killed, entire comm

is likely the right move malden otto says data from chinais also leading experts to believe our older populations are truly most at risk i think if you're younger person in general who is healthy. then i'm not as worried about that person, if i were older. >>if had underlying health conditions, i'd be a little more concerned about being in areas where there's just a lot of crowds, especially people who are coughing or have vers maldonado says we know there are riskier diseases out there like the flu. >>anthe best thing healthy adults can do is wash your hands an stay away from those who are coughing or sneezing sounds too simple to be true, but those really do help. i mean seriously it's amazing how much hand washing ca really reduce your risk of developing diseases and palo alto know well bellow kron 4 news, the grand princess cruise sh is now docked oakland, at least a 21 of its crew members and passengers are infected with the novel coronavirus every passenger will be screened then treated or quarantine at military bases in california and beyond north bay residents denise stoneham

limiting large events like why many bay area cities have decided to do is likely the right move multan otto says data from china is also leading experts to believe our older populations are truly most at risk i think if you're younger person in general who is healthy. then i'm not as worried about that person, if i were older. >>if had underlying health conditions and be a little more concerned about being in areas where there's just a lot of crowds, especially people who are coughing or have fevers maldonado says we know the are riskier diseases out there like the flu. >>and the best thing healthy adults can do is wash your hands and stay away from those who are coughing or sneezing and think what's scary to people is this is new and also there's no treatment or prevention. but we can take preventive measures to stay away from this disease and most of us are going to be healthy afterwards and not get severe symptoms in palo alto know well bellow kron 4 news to further help you separate fact from fiction on the coronavirus just head to our website kron 4 dot com there you can find a panel o

that's hy limiting large events like many bay ea cities have decided to dois likely the right move mult ottoata from china is also leading experts to believe our older populatio artruly most at sk i think if you're younger pers in general who is healthy. then i'm not as worried about that person, if i were older. >>if had underlying health conditions, i'd be a little more concerned about being in areas where there's just a lot ofcrowds, especially people who are coughing or have fevers maldonado says we know there are riskier diseases out there like the flu. >>and e best thing healthy adults can do iswash your hands and stay ay from ose who are coughing or sneezing sounds too simple to be true, but those really do help. i mean seriously it's amazi how much hand washing can really reduce your risk of developing diseases in palo alto noel bellow kron 4 news. >>and don't forget you can stay updated on all the impacts across the bay area by downloading our kron on app that's our 24 7 new streaming service wherewe keep you updated every moment of the day. kron on bythe way free right now to downl

. >> the paleontologist otto geist had worked on the pins and knew the missionaries in the villages there geist's help, he was able to review copies of mission records from the fall of 1918. he found that the military had very good records showing the location and thickness of the permafrost in alaska. >> on the basis of that, i decided on three villages. i showed up in june. and i went to the first village, called nome. a rather large city, nome. went into the cemetery and discovered that the river that normally had flowed on the side of the village of some distance away, it had changed course since 1918 and had come into the village and melted this permafrost. i could just see it. and then, i engaged a bush pilot to fly me to another village called wales. i found clearly marked with a large cross, and the cross had fallen on to the beach and almost excavated or invaded the masquerade, so i figured there is no permafrost there, so the bush pilot flew me to what is bearing, but there was no way to land there. i had to land on the beach some distance away in another village. then i had to

one interesting thing happened otto a lot of times we talked about the 2-year 10-year spread you would think it would flatten out. if you look at the 2-year and 10-year spread since the beginning of the year it's actually near the highs. normally still low overall -- you know in the scheme of history. normally you would think that this would be a flattening curve. it's not there is this backwardation in rates. >> what does that mean for the -- we got a lot of new viewers not daily viewers what is a steepening offing of the yield curve. >> steepening is good with that means people think the economy picks up in the future and rates will be higher it's got a long way to go to get really steep but that's unusual and the banks are getting crushed. i'm long banks, i like banks i think the value is here. the concern is if the economy slows down that is bad for banks. and one thing banks have had a tailwind for years that could crack is credit quality. credit quality has been outstanding for a long time. that would be sort of -- that crack would be a painful one we haven't seen it yet. >> for

british government is the collection of summaries of british interrogations of murder commando leader ottollendorf in the summer of 1945 before he was turned over to the americans in december of that year and which hillary could utilize for her book on the nuremberg trial of the murder commando leaders. it's reasonable to expect that in the coming years other researchers will find important information in the material that the british allowed the american government to open up. obviously the american government could ask for de classification of only those british documents of which copies had been given to it at the time. that left open the question of british records, especially if their intelligent services of no copies were to be found in american archives. that process also has been moving forward slowly but steadily in recent years and scholars like steven tireas has been making good use of the newly open records. we could expect important publications based on the declassified records in the coming years. there is also now a clearer perspective on two quite different facets of the e

international public relations agency carla otto leaving this initiative -- leading it in new york cityss the country we're seeing similar things in portland, oregon where the mayor asked citizens to offer their thanks for those on the front lines of this battle. i was around the upper west side yesterday, driving around. i could hear the claps and the cheers, i'm like, where is this party coming from? but it's so great to support those out there. >> it is. "gma" is now two hours on saturday. coming up the latest on the covid-19 fight and the government's move to ease the pain. >>> good morning. i'm liz kreutz. because of all the overcrowds we saw at parks and beaches, officials are announcing closures for the second weekend of shelter in place. on the peninsula, all 23 san mateo county parks closed last night. east bay regional parks district close closed 20 ofity most popular parks. and many other state parks have been shut down, like mt. diablo state park and walnut creek on top of park closures already in marin county and other san francisco beaches. >>> today begins the first weeke

a man has been arrested for trying to pay a minor for and sam a tale christopher her otto talk to theyear-old victim on social media several weeks ago, and then made plans to meet her at a local hotel authorities arrested him at that hotel and they believe there may be more victims. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. finally more snow and the sierra take a look at what it looks like and what this will do to our drug concerns and we'll take a look at tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. we choose to go to the and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when

star to announce he tested positive and like otto to the teenager is currently in isolation as you may be aware for the last couple of days which i've recovered from . everybody for a week. and a picture recent the move to suspend football could cost the league millions but the decision is receiving support from those within the game what happens if. a contract this problem and unfortunately in the last 24 hours so. i can't see any alternative than to suspend him. and see where we are in a few weeks the list of suspended competitions which already included the top divisions of spain and italy got even longer on friday with the announcement that germany's blunders league. early next month while france's league also announced a halt to their season. training sessions will continue because we don't have a date yet know when the chamber trip will resume but we have to continue training while taking precautions for the players and the people who are still here at the club. games had been due. to be played behind closed doors in front of the problems with that post to highlight it with paras

but then it's going to go into bottleneck or that otto are the clinical trials. in spite of what the anti-vaccine lobby likes to claim that vaccines are not adequately tested for safety in fact, the pharmaceuticals vaccines are the single most tested pharmaceuticals we have and it takes time. because you have to initially do an injection in human volunteers to show that is safe in any proceeds stepwise to show that it actually works and any enhancement for mommy cat the added complexity because you want to make certain that volunteers when they are immunized in transmission doesn't get out -- worse. i can't emphasize enough how lucky america is to have that group and the best public health scientists in the world will follow this very closely. >> and that's not quick. dr. fauci said at least 12 months. he's definitely right at least 12 months with whether that means another year after that really depends on the safety signals we have seen with these vaccines. the ability of our commercial pharmaceutical sectors to quickly ramp up and develop that vaccine and make

>> we know from the case of otto warmbier the kim jong-un has a complete lack of regard for human rightsn this case he is not concerned about anyone's health especially foreign dignitaries and diplomats. what he doesn't want is foreign diplomats to be on the ground in pyongyang accurately reporting to the extent the north korea economy is in freefall and people suffering from the coronavirus. they would be in a position to potentially to know those things. kim jong-un doesn't want to take the chance. i think that's what's behind that decision. >> sandra: dan hoffman, we appreciate your time this morning. thank you. >> jon: meantime we're continuing to watch a big sell-off on wall street. the dow down nearly 1300 points at the moment. it was far worse before as oil prices and growing coronavirus fears send shock waves through global markets. we are keeping a close eye on that. plus how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting major events across the country. nly dropping to near record lows, my team at newday usa is helping more veterans refinance than ever. the newday va streamline refi is