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this is pamela from uganda.now, with the increasing cases on the african continent, would you say africa is prepared to fight this disease, especially in terms of equipment? what do you think needs to be done to get africa to the position that they need to be in to have a fair chance to fight this disease? >> i think we have seen the evidence in this pandemic thus far that no one has been quite ready to deal with this disease. are in noin africa different a situation. some are in a more precarious situation. having said that, countries in have a long- history and a very recent history of dealing with large-scale epidemics. we have seen many countries deal with large-scale cholera outbreaks, deal with measles, meningitis, multiple outbreak's of ebola. in my more than 25 years responding to outbreaks, i have found african countries and particularly communities in africa to be exceptionally ofilient and hugely capable mounting responses from the community level up. clearly, we need strong governance. we need strong

estÁ cubierto de ruedas y se desliza a mÁs de 60 millas por carretera y esquiar sobre la nieve. ♪ pamela nos despedimos en esta tarde. michelle: siga conectados, nos vemos maÑana en otra cita de impacto. ♪ periodista: por primera vez y soria se une a los 13 estados de las elecciones primarias en este sÚper martes, una se define posiblemente el contrincante de donald trump en las elecciones. ramon: muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos, mÁs adelante tendremos cobertura completa del sÚper martes pero antes en el condado de santa clara veremos que funcionarios de salud anuncian dos nuevos casos de coronavirus y dijeron que no estÁ claro cÓmo es que los pacientes detectaron la enfermedad potencialmente mortal. paola: aumenta a 11 el nÚmero de casos con coronavirus en santa clara, se desconoce el origen del contrario. miguel: le piden a las personas de la tercera edad que eviten lugares donde podÍa haber mucha gente como conciertos y eventos deportivos o cualquier otro lugar en el que estÉs a menos de 1 m de otra persona. >> con cada dÉcada de edad del paciente el riesgo es mucho mayorm miguel.

pedro: pamela esta casada, tiene tres hijos y lleva mÁs de 20 aÑos en estados unidos.ien. mientras karina sigue tocando puertas, cree que los jÓvenes o en hacerla diferente porque hay mucho juego a perder. >> da miedo a que te quiten el daca. pedro: los soÑadores sobre la misma comunidad indocumentada en carolina del norte dice que no se darÁn por vencidos. que tocarÁn puertas para convencer a quienes pueden votar, que lo hagan por ellos, y lograr el cambio de gobierno que estÁn buscando. ♪ patricia: bajo la atenta mirada de su lÍder supremo, el ejÉrcito norcoreano desarrollÓ un entrenamiento con misiles de largo alcance. es la primera prueba que realizan desde noviembre. el artefacto utilizado violarÍa las normas internacionales. enrique: el poeta nicaragüense fue enterrado y falleciÓ ayer en managua por problemas cardiacos y renales. fue ministro de cultura durante sandinismo. luego se convirtiÓ en un feroz crÍtico de daniel ortega. fue suspendido por la iglesia durante mÁs de tres dÉcadas, por su activismo polÍtico. hace un aÑo el papa francisco le revocÓ esa sanció

between the united kingdom and the obama administration, it is not a conspiracy theory, jim shadow and pamela brown wrote it in april of 2016, that is uk intelligence, if you are saying, it is not due to official channels, why doing a throwback channel of that story is real which cnn has yet to retract. >> it was likely a lie from some mix of the clinton campaign, the cambridge club. >> the intelligence officials and the law enforcement channel. is that why the case was isolated? let me make the question more specific to keep from trained field agents who may have noticed, talk about the rumor channel, was colossal bullshit, can i say that around kids in the room? that has been a running theory for me for a long time. that is why they kept it in little rooms in headquarters. >> if you had official intelligence it would have activated all sorts of activity including sending it back to the congress and intelligence committee which we knew from -- by february of 2017 we asked all 17 agencies give us every single thing that you have and at that time they wanted to give us everything and guess wha

. ♪ pamela: no apto para cardÍaco las imÁgenes. bueno, nos vamos. hasta maÑana.: anunciaron que la comuniÓn ahora se va a dar en la mano y no en la boca,los eventos deportivos no han sido cancelados todavÍapero estamos incluyendo la situaciÓn, desde san josÉ marÍa antonieta mejía notices univisiÓn. paula: en el condado de sonoma el departamento de salud confirmÓ el segundo caso de coronavirus quienes son pasajeros que viajÓ en el coral princess de san francisco mÉxico. por medio de un helicÓptero comunista ven en pantalla los guardacostas de estados unidos entregaron los kit de pruebas para los viajeros. la alcaldesa san francisco abriÓ esta maÑana sobre cÓmo se estÁn preparando para la posible llegada de esta embarcaciÓn al puerto de san francisco tambiÉn informÓ sobre los primeros dos casos de coronavirus confirmados en la ciudad. periodista: las autoridades de salud dice que se desconocen como estos primeros pacientes contrajeron el coronavirus que lo mÁs durable que se trata de un caso de transmisiÓn. la alcaldesa pidiÓ la comunidad de san francisco el apoyo

pamela: hoy tenemos un final de impacto romÁntico.los problemas de salud no vencieron el amor de esta pareja en inglaterra. a sÓlo un mes de comprometido. asÍ es, un mes solamente. el novio fue hospitalizado para someterse a un trasplante de corazÓn. es por eso que se casaron en el centro mÉdico. les contamos que comercios, locales se unieron a esta celebraciÓn y donaron pastel, flores. se dieron el siempre junto sus seres queridos y el personal mÉdico. michelle: el amor todo lo puede. con ese mensaje nos despedimos hoy. aumentan casosel condado de santa claro dijo que la cifra de coronavirus aumento hubo en la primera muerte en california contagiada por esta infecciÓn el gobernador declarÓ estado de emergencia. las personas detercera heras son las mÁs vulnerables. noticias univisiÓn 14, comienza ya. que tal, buenas tardes le saluda ramÓn adame, el gobernador de california declarÓ estado de emergencia por la primera muerte provocada por el coronavirus en california. en su mensaje el mandatario agregÓ que el coronavirus no sÓlo estÁ pr

. >> pamela woods wants her brother spared and freed. >> he thought it was the craziest thing in the world. he's like how, how because, you know, he didn't do anything wrong. >> woods' attorneys have asked alabama governor kayivy to commute his city. alabama's attorney general called woods' punishment just. >>> the arizona house has passed a controversial bill. if the measure becomes law female athletes will be required to prove their biological sex with a signed doctors note following genetic testing if another student athlete files a dispute. the bill will now head to the arizona senate. similar laws are being considered throughout the nation in idaho, new hampshire, washington, tennessee and missouri. >>> beating the odds who is alex trebek. he's survived one year since he was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. only 18% of patients make it that far. >> i'd be lying if i said the journey had been an easy one. there were some good days but a lot of not so good days. i joked with friends that the cancer won't kill me, the chemo treatments will. >> trebek says the pain and depr

pamela: siga conectado con su informaciÓn.ana a su cita de impacto. ♪ periodista: hoy es lunes 2 de marzo y estos son titulares aumentan caso de coronavirus afectando el estado de washington. personas reaccionan ante la posibilidad de un aumento de casos relacionados con coronavirus. maÑana se vota este martes en california y otros 14 estados, todo lo que necesitas saber para el sÚper martes univisiÓn 14 comienza. bienvenidos yo soy paola berrueta. paola: comenzamos con la informaciÓn y en las Últimas horas murieron por coronavirus en el estado de washington, subÍa seis el nÚmero de fallecidos en todo el paÍs. ramon: segÚn informaron las autoridades en ese condado fallecieron un hombre y una mujer de 70 aÑos, asÍ como otra persona de 80 aÑos. todos se encontraban en el mismo centro de cuidado para adultos mayores. paola: en el Área de la bahÍa los casos presentados en el condado con mayor cantidad de casos es santa clara con nueve y solano con dos. ramon: los condados con zonas reportaron casos pasan mateo, sonoma y alameda co

pamela: se acabÓ el tiempo pero hay mÁs no presentador: medidas de seguridad.ad de san francisco tiene un plan para asignar un lugar de cuarentena para quienes no tengan techo y hayan estado expuestos al coronavirus. en el condado contra costa se dieron a conocer medidas de precauciÓn. alrededor de toda el Área de la bahÍa, universidades, colegios y escuelas cancelan las clases debido al coronavirus. "noticias univisiÓn 14" comienza ya. ramÓn: gracias por acompaÑarnos. tenemos cobertura de equipo para mantenerle bien informado. presentador: hablaremos acerca del impacto econÓmico que tiene el coronavirus en nuestra ciudad. varias escuelas han cancelado clases. veremos los distritos escolares que aÚn no cierran sus puertas. marÍa antonieta mejía nos dice quÉ medidas de precauciÓn toma el condado contra costa. ramÓn: vamos en vivo a la ciudad de san francisco donde funcionarios buscaron un plan para darle techo a quienes no lo tengan y estÉn afectados con coronavirus. reportera: buenas tardes. hoy los oficiales de emergencia fueron enfÁticos en demostrar la difer

. >> go ahead pamela . >> how is the weather ? >> yesterday it was rocking and rolling . especially up towards rohnert park in santa rosa, also toward san jose in the santa cruz mountains . that is all push south so it is looking like it is moving out of the area, very act of pattern, we are focusing our attention on a system coming down from the north . as it does it is ushering in some very cold air. that same is, monterey south, probably doesn't have much of a chance but the systems to the north will issue a much colder air mass . looks like partly cloudy today, we have some low clouds and place. that system swings in and you will feel the difference in the temperatures . as we go on to tuesday and wednesday, not much rain associated with this . after today, wednesday or thursday that may be it for a little bit . i'm not saying forever but it may give us a little break as we head into the weekend . it will be colder, showers, low snow levels taking us into wednesday . very cold temperatures into thursday but a little warmer heading into the weekend . >>> dinner is serv

pamela woods wants her brother spared and freed. >> he thought it was the craziest thing in the worlde's like how, how because, you know, he didn't do anything wrong. woods' attorneys have asked alabama governor kayivy to commute his sentence. ally members of the murder police officers are not commenting. alabama's attorney general called woods' punishment just. >>> coronavirus fears forcing cancellations of sporting events around the world including college basketball games here in the u.s. andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> the ncaa established a panel of experts to monther the coronavirus outbreak. and now march madness is going on as planned but two schools have canceled games. chicago state announced their mens team would not be traveling to seattle university to play today or utah valley to play on saturday. the womens teams home games canceled as well. the university of missouri kansas city mens team also making the decision to not travel to seattle for its game saturday against the redhawks. in the meantime italy has canceled all sporting events. their

. >> pamela paul editor of the "new york times" book review shared her thoughts on raising kids to becomeders. here's a portion of her talk. >> you are not their teacher, so don't treat reading in the home like a chore. treated like something special and i will give you just one example of practical test that we used in my home which is that we told our kids when they were growing up that-- well they are still growing up, they are 10, 13 and 14, but when they were younger we would set a bedtime about 7:00 p.m. and then we would say if you want to stay up in the bed quietly reading you can stay up until 7:30 p.m. that tells them reading is a privilege peer greediness something you get to do because you are older and went 7:30 p.m. comes along they don't say can i stay up late, they say can i finish this chapter or this page , so you are sort of training them in a way to want to read to view reading in a positive light. >> to watch the rest of this program visit our website, book tv.org and search for pamela paul using the box at the top of the page. >> book tv is television for serious rea

alejandra espinosa, jackie garrido, carla martini, pamela silva y patricia yaÑez se reunieron para hablars. target. rápido y listo. mucha gente me pregunta por qué su lavaplatos no llega a limpiar todo. y les digo, puede ser por el detergente... por eso más fabricantes de lavaplatos recomiendan cascade platinum. con el remojo, el fregado y el enjuague incorporados. para que tu vajilla quede limpia y reluciente. cascade platinum. carolina: te contamos lo siguiente. el prÍncipe harry y su e cosmeghan concreta no hay Última apariciÓn como miembros de la familia real. todo esto antes de comenzar su nueva vida. vamos a londres con pablo monsalvo que tiene mÁs. adelante. pablo: es lo que la duquesa de sussex estÁn participando el Último evento oficial que nos tiene como miembros plenos de la familia real de de la elecciÓn de vida que han hecho de abandonar sus tareas representativas oficiales y mudarse a canadÁ donde ya están viviendo desde hace unos meses para ser personas privadas, trabajar y ganar dinero. algo que no pueden hacer -- dijo que no lo van hacer con la plata de la gente que paga

. >> i appreciate that, pamela. yesterday was quiet the show from mother nature for many.hris says lightning and thunder. got to have lightning first. got to have lightning first. santa rosa area sunday afternoon. boy, did it ever. you seen that again. it collapsed. you could see the build ups. it just set that trigger from glenn allen

and so these women came together under the leadership of ann pamela cunningham, a national movement,and they said, well, if the men of america won't save the father of our country's house, then the ladies shall. and they did. the mt. vernon ladies association still manages this place. they were able to raise $200,000 from all over the country at the time. you know, they raised it in $1 and $5 and little bits and pieces here and there. they raised it with a lecture series. they raised it by selling flowers. they raised it in all the different ways people raise money today. and ultimately they were able to purchase the house. they came to a final agreement with the family in 1858, and they opened for business for tourists essentially in 1860, right on the eve of the civil war. >> back to your phone calls here on "the washington journal" and c-span 3's american history tv live on the grounds of george washington's mt. vernon. this is reginald from houston, texas. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'd just like to know if george washington and these other presidents had any remorse

expresidente biden porque sigue creciendo en encuestas y ha hecho campaÑa entre nuevos aliado, entre ellos pamelaa favor del acuerdo comercial con mÉxico y canadÁ que segÚn sanders quiÓo tantos trabajos a la regiÓn porque se llevÓ muchas fÁbricas para mÉxico. estÁ por verse que dicen los votantes en un dato interesante ni biden si sanders a pesar del coronavirus han detenido sus campaÑas. es todo por el momento, regreso contigo paulina. >>> los votantes de las comunidades latinas y afroamericanas son una de las claves para ganar las prÓximas elecciones presidenciales, pero hay otras comunidades igualmente importantes pero que son ignoradas por los polÍticos, como por ejemplo, la latinoamericana nuestro colaboradora paola conversÓ con una integrante para entender el papel en los prÓximos comicios, muy buenas tardes. >>> gracias. >>> cuÉntanos, dan una idea del poder polÍtico de la comunidad indÍgena de este pais? >>> a ver, hay mÁs cinco de millones a travÉs de paÍs que se identifican como latinoamericano, aunque esta cifra no parezca alta, es una cifra que ha crecido al doble y crece sin parar co

this presentation is done by pamela levin, the chief financial officer. >> good afternoon, pamela levin, chief financial officer. sorry. i had to take a breath. health service system. the report that is in front of you summarizes the revenue and expenditures for the trust and for the general fund administrative budget threw thrh december 31st as well as fiscal year and projections through june 30th. the trust ended the year last fiscal year on january 30th, 2019 with a balance of $92.2 million. based on activity through december 31st, 2019, the fund balance is projected to be $91.8 million, which is a decrease of .4 million or $400,000. we're projecting a decrease in the fund balance for the uhc/ppo plan due to unfavor claim experience for access plus, the fund balance is projected to increase 11.6 million primarily due to pharmacy rebates and favorable claims experience. for the tria plan we're projecting a 4.9 million decrease in the fund balance compared to last month when we came in it was 5.8 so we continue to have unfavorable claims but things are getting better. we're projecting

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at the table that really care people that are connected to the issue at hand people who have had pamela members behind you know the bars how can you really connect how can you really see what you're willing to see and be human and see people as human if you have not been through the experience one way or the other whether you've been a family member if you had a family member in there or locked up to hold somebody accountable for what's happening you almost have to do. go back so far it didn't just or. it didn't just happen you just keep getting people in position to not change and it is the problem but in order to deal with hold of somebody accountable you gotta go way back so was ham you got to actually have legislators and people actually going to the facility actually talking to people like they're people and not just walking me and ignoring them like you're looking at the paint on the wall but actually human as i'm bring them me and you know find out the day ask them them name you know make them human because they can help you solve the problems they can tell you is needed they can

pamela thompson says her 15 year-old granddaughter is struggling following this gang style attack thursday on utica avenue in crown heights. >>she has a concussion she has a lot roses. you know, but she is she's to be all right, but not right now see much time you know she meant to mess about. >>police say a large group of teen boy seen in this surveillance video reatedly punched and kicked the girl until she was unconscus, they then took her air jordans right off her feet and stole her cell phone andebit card off talk to him. >>downtown police plaza and he said that is not this 18 young men of interests, 18 young men of interest on this incident community activist joining the teens family saturday afternoon to denounce the attack your 5 of the teens ages 14 to 17 turn themselves in to police friday and i'm not proponent of a young people being in jail but at the end of the day they've got a toll for the criminality committed on this corner as police look into a possible motive for this brutal attack. >>the family maintains th team did nothing to provoke it. this woman named jews says when

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from the public and i got some fascinating tidbits things i didn't realize were her had forgotten pamela stevens writes that ronald reagan because of the how cold it was in 1904 move the inaugural parade indoors i mean that was and it's a it's different than a coronavirus pandemic but it shows that change can happen and i'm interested in how we get through this do we just stumble forward do we are experiencing experimenting like we all are with you know a virtual campaign tour doug what do you think about that yeah i mean amy and adam and myself have done countless numbers of campaigns and i don't think any of any of us have done. the thing like it in a situation like this so i'm not sure of finding senior advisors to be you know the folks who are explaining how to do this i don't think anyone knows how to operate in this field right now and i think it is a little bit of sorting it out and figuring out and calibrating write your message in a proper way so that it's not tone deaf so i think a lot of these campaigns whether presidential on down are going to have to be you know they're they

this presentation is done by pamela levin, the chief financial officer. >> good afternoon, pamela levin, chief financial officer. sorry. i had to take a breath. health service system. the report that is in front of you summarizes the revenue and expenditures for the trust and for the general fund administrative budget threw thrh december 31st as well as fiscal year and projections through june 30th. the trust ended the year last fiscal year on january 30th, 2019 with a balance of $92.2 million. based on activity through december 31st, 2019, the fund balance is projected to be $91.8 million, which is a decrease of .4 million or $400,000. we're projecting a decrease in the fund balance for the uhc/ppo plan due to unfavor claim experience for access plus, the fund balance is projected to increase 11.6 million primarily due to pharmacy rebates and favorable claims experience. for the tria plan we're projecting a 4.9 million decrease in the fund balance compared to last month when we came in it was 5.8 so we continue to have unfavorable claims but things are getting better. we're projecting

. >> i appreciate that, pamela. yesterday was quiet the show from mother nature for many. chris says lightning and thunder. got to have lightning first. got to have lightning first. santa rosa area sunday afternoon. boy, did it ever. you seen that again. it collapsed. you could see the build ups. it just set that trigger from glenn allen and santa cruz mountains reporting hail there. a lot of that made it to the peninsula. it's all gone now. we're looking at 40s and santa rosa with 40s and 50s. the system from the north swinging in and bringing us cold air and some showers tuesday, wednesday. highs lower 50s and 60s. >> thank you, steve. >>> new this morning, firefighters are investigating an early morning house fire starting shortly after 3:00 this morning at a home on hillside road. now, crews managed to control the flames in just about 10 minutes. no one living in the home was hurt but firefighters say two baby chicks in the garage died in that fire. >> that fell into the box. created the fire. >> the red cross has arrived on the scene to try to help the family. there a

host: pamela dixon, tennessee, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i am an older lady. ransomware and could not afford to pay anything. i no longer have the end of that -- internet. if they would attack someone as small as me, what will they do to large companies? have they considered arranging things to where we can go back to the olden days before computers. we don't have analog services anymore. how will we have no decay -- notifications if we don't have our smartphone. how are we going to deal with that? thank you. i don't see a scenario in which we will go back. this will be a bigger problem. with 5g internet, we will be more connected and at every point in our day, we will have internet be a thing. recommend,at we particularly for companies involved in critical infrastructure is that they effectively maintain analog systems in the event they cannot go online and we have to weather a massive cyber attack. we tend to talk about all these big state on state, san juan, etc., think about how this affects daily life. u.s. paying off -- you are paying off your student de

. >> day two is much easier than day one, pamela. after that, you get it down. >>> all right.ave some cold readings here at the paulson home. 34 on one and 32.4 on the other one. temperatures throwing a little wind chill here and it's into the low 30s. livermore has 37 with a little east wind at 5 miles per hour. frost advisory takes us until 9:00. but it is focused on marin county, sonoma, napa points north and i wouldn't be surprised if they issue another one tomorrow. windsor's 32. so i'm sure the wind machines are blowing along there in the critical areas probably even to the south. i would not be surprised. probably have some wind machines going. if you're on the san mateo, santa cruz coast, it will be active. if you're north and east probably not so much. maybe mostly sunny to partly cloudy. but that's where the focus is. down to monterey where it is big time. 38 fremont. san jose's now 39. brentwood city now 39. atherton and menlo park 34 cold degrees. you can see the activity there it's going parallel to the coast and moves in. look how that deep system goes all the wa

i would like to recognize first about our chair and think pamela for her truly outstanding work on behalf of this institution. [applause] to just impart from our trustees for one second to recognize her husband, and we have three programs this evening and he has been to two of them. i want to congratulate him for his dedication to his wife's favorite organization. i would like to recognize other trustees. again, slightly departing from our trustees, i want to recognize a great friend of this and he isn, the head known to people as the president of brown, head of the public library and all sorts of other things. he is known to us as a great friend. thank you for joining us. [applause] now then, this evening's program last about an hour and will include a screening of the short film "a night at the garden," as well as a question and answer session. are going up and down the aisles with note cards and pencils. the note cards with your questions will be collected later on in the program. we are truly honored to welcome marshall curry back to the "near historical society" this evening . docume

get her granddaughter, pamela mahe a house to conduct the first time that the car like super close arouseneays a loud rumble interrupted her otherwise peaceful saturday night and when she went out to investigate she saw this cell phone video shared with fox 40 shows theaftermath of the suspected drunken crash scene says she saw the man trapped in her side yard he couldn't get out of thcar because he watrapped in there. >>and he was intoxicated i mean we're way over >>the drinking them at an antique a police department has identified that driver as a sea of the family knows him a neighbor if they know that they can chime they shouldn't be getting like behind the wheel ke lot of people lives like at risk the family also tells us this is not the first time someone has crashed into their property just off later wrote this is the 3rd time it's happened it's not going to stop neighbors havealso had close call said they got hit a couple years ago. >>and the car seen says the now destroyed tree planted years ago by her late husband. >>is one that she initially took for granted didn't write this t

this presentation is done by pamela levin, the chief financial officer. >> good afternoon, pamela levin, chief financial officer. sorry. i had to take a breath. health service system. the report that is in front of you summarizes the revenue and expenditures for the trust and for the general fund administrative budget threw thrh december 31st as well as fiscal year and projections through june 30th. the trust ended the year last fiscal year on january 30th, 2019 with a balance of $92.2 million. based on activity through december 31st, 2019, the fund balance is projected to be $91.8 million, which is a decrease of .4 million or $400,000. we're projecting a decrease in the fund balance for the uhc/ppo plan due to unfavor claim experience for access plus, the fund balance is projected to increase 11.6 million primarily due to pharmacy rebates and favorable claims experience. for the tria plan we're projecting a 4.9 million decrease in the fund balance compared to last month when we came in it was 5.8 so we continue to have unfavorable claims but things are getting better. we're projecting

pamela asks this question, if i self—isolate for two weeks and show no signs of the virus and then continueyou are exposed to the coronavirus in the first place, after 14 days and you haven't had any symptoms, and then you have somehow tested positive, i guess, from a community test, then you hope to have some immunity and we hope people will therefore not be able to be infected again. self—isolate for two we e ks be infected again. self—isolate for two weeks and then display no symptoms but then become exposed to the virus and then become infected, so the virus and then become infected, so what we are trying to do is reduced in number of social contacts we are having to slow the spread of the community and therefore reduce the community and therefore reduce the pressure on the front line. he enacts on i'm on my break and we are seeing increasing number of patients coming into the department with the coronavirus —— here in a&e i'm on my break. we can cope but we can't cope with vast numbers of patients all at once and that is why we are asking people to follow these measures. another questi

. >> chris: thank you, pamela. see you all next sunday.going to visit with pastor joel osteen and discussed his thoughts on how to get through these tough times. ♪ but, i just don't think you need a separate private plane. but i, but i want it! hey, buddy. what's the damage? i bought it! the waterfall? nope! a new volkswagen. a volkswagen?! i think we're having a breakthrough here. welcome to caesar's palace. thank you. ♪ >> chris: churches across the country will be empty a today as clergy live stream services for their socially-distanced congregations. pastor joel osteen leads one of the largest mega-churches in the country and last sunday he preached to thousands of empty seats, but four and a half million people watched online. >> you're not close to your miracle only when everything is calm and peaceful. sometimes it's the opposite. when it's chaotic. when you are tempted to panic, live afraid. that means your miracle is on the way. >> chris: and pastor joel joins us now from his lakewood church in houston. pastor, there's an awful lo

in sanhat is pamela antonio. we will hear from douglas. a medical professional in los angeles, california. caller: my name is douglas. i am from eagle california. i am watching washington journal, c-span, i am an 85-year-old that. -- vet. while recently taking me -- taking medical -- therapy, my counselor, therapist was chinese and went to china to visit last november. , she told merned 5, chinae around 202 hoped to become the pharmacy of the world and i am surprised the united states has allowed this 20happen and this goes back years ago. seem to beme we dependent on china to send us medication that we should be producing in the united states. host: christopher is next in oklahoma, good morning. caller: good morning. even the medical professional line is full of conspiracy theories, it is kind of concerning. i almost forgot my comment listening to the conspiracy stuff. here is my thing. haveany people in the u.s. already contracted it and possibly died from community spread coronavirus in the last two months because we have not been testi

pamela, good morning. host: good morning. thank you -- caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. how is everything going to affect guidelines around food stamps, people on hud? specifically, what you looking at? are you receiving food stamps at the moment? caller: i get $16 a month. host: what do you think you are iing to new -- need? caller: don't know. sometimes i don't get to buy food because i have to pay the bills. sounds like you are going to qualify for these checks that are being sent to americans. could be the first in what could be a couple of direct payments to americans. with that help you? caller: absolutely. thanks for the call. katie is next. good morning. caller: good morning. yeah, hello. i'm a waitress in annapolis, maryland. or i was until last monday. i make my living being a waitress. it's how i pay my rent and all of my bills. i was supposed to work monday night and just a call, you know, that i shouldn't come in and that basically my job is over until question mark. host: so, what are you going to do? that is the question, i have

host: pamela dixon, tennessee, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i am an older lady.mware and could not afford to pay anything. i no longer have the end of that -- internet. if they would attack someone as small as me, what will they do to large companies? have they considered arranging things to where we can go back to the olden days before computers. we don't have analog services anymore. how will we have no decay -- notifications if we don't have our smartphone. how are we going to deal with that? thank you. i don't see a scenario in which we will go back. this will be a bigger problem. with 5g internet, we will be more connected and at every point in our day, we will have internet be a thing. recommend,at we particularly for companies involved in critical infrastructure is that they effectively maintain analog systems in the event they cannot go online and we have to weather a massive cyber attack. we tend to talk about all these big state on state, san juan, etc., think about how this affects daily life. u.s. paying off -- you are paying off your student debt and

. ♪ >>> we're back now with pamela adlon, co-creator, co-writer, director and star of "better things.now her from so many great movies and "californication" and the voice of bobby in "king of the hill." you have done so many great things. >> thank you. >> you guys know it? >> yes. >> semi-autobiographical, correct? >> yeah, it's pretty much i took the bones of my life and then it just grew from there and now we're in season 4 which i can't even believe but people are binge-watching now so if you watch the first three seasons you see the girls grow and morph like it's a science fiction movie a little bit. >> it's about an actress with three daughters. >> yeah. >> how similar is it to your real life? >> well, you know, like i said it's those things and what i'm able to do is take situations from my childhood. >> there they are. >> and put it in my kids -- yeah, those are my real daughters on the left. they're going to be really upset. >> sorry. >> no, it's fine. >> is it true you let them have a hand in choosing their tv counterpart? >> yeah, when it came time i have a small, medium and

pamela a psychiatrist. cofounded an educational organization called turnaround for children. it translates the science of intoing and development problem-solving in our schools. she led a team commission to new york city on the board of education to assess the impact of a terrorist attack on public schoolchildren. what did she find? 68% of the children they observed experienced trauma but it is from their ongoing experience of growing up in poverty, not from what they witnessed that terrifying september day. administration has shown how privatization has let students down. the trump administration evaluated the scholarship program and found that vouchers had statistically negative impact on the mathematic achievement of students. massvouchers, lower achievements. that is not a loan data point. studies multisector have found that no student achievement scores for children in private schools were higher than those in public schools by any statistically significant degree. they found it to be the case in indiana, in louisiana and there are other examples that i can make it avail

let me, if i can, just quote for you from a report from doctor pamela can tour who was a psychiatrist and she cofounded an educational organization called turnaround for children which translates the science of learning and development into a problem of -- she led a team commission in new york city by the board of education to assess the impact of the terrorist attacks on the city's public school children. what did she find? surprisingly, 68% of the children they observed had experienced trauma to impair their functioning at school. it is from their ongoing experience of growing up in poverty not from what they witnessed, that terrifying september day. in fact the administration's own data has shown privatization let students down. the dc opportunity scholarship program, found that vouchers had a statistically significant negative impact on the mathematics achievement of impacted students. more vouchers, lower mass achievement. that is not a loan data point. previous multi sector studies, no student achievement scores in private schools, by any statistically significant degree and the

juntas como nunca las habÍan visto pamela silva, chiqui delgado, alejandra espinoza, y nuestra karla. >> ellas no sabÍan. no sabían nada de quÉ preguntas serÁn. nosotros en el equipo editorial elegimos las preguntas. las escondimos debajo de sus sillas. ella se sentaron y luego tenÍan que tomar la pregunta. tenÍan que contestarla y preguntar a las demÁs. era una especie de conversaciÓn. la pregunta tenÍa que ser abierta para que fuera para ella, pero tambiÉn para todas las mujeres que estÁn viendo este producto. no era un asunto de saber su vida Íntima o de ellas personales, sino cÓmo han resuelto cosas que toda la mujeres hemos enfrentado. francisca: me encanta. cÓmo lo pueden ver? >> ya estÁ listo en la página web de univisiÓn. es una conversaciÓn de 30 minutos. vale mucho la pena. francisca: lo vamos a disfrutar. y a ustedes lo saben. muchas gracias. usted no se vaya. enseguida, la cientÍfica latina de l'orÉal viene a mostrar los nuevos productos para cuidar el cabello y la piel. algunas televidentes ya probaron. aquÍ, ustedes van a ver los resultados. no se vayan. seguimos con mÁ