the epidemic is allowed to spread, without any measures being taken, the number of seriously illll paties will exceed the number of artificial respiratorsrs at han. >> the team says 850,000 people could be in serious condiditiont the peak, and half of f them wod die. infection clusters continue to emerge across japan. a total of 40 cases are linked to a f facility for people w wi intellectual disabilities i in hiroshima. elelectronics manufacturer tosha says it will close all of its offices and factories in japan from monday until may 6th, when the government's state of emergency declaration expires. it aims to reduce, as much as possible, the number of employees who have to commute. about 76,000 people, including staff of affiliated companies, are expected to be affected. telework is generally not an option for factory workers. as the government tightens travel restrictions and steps up quarantine measures, the number of visitors to japan drastically dropped last month. the japan national tourism organization estimates that about 194,000 visitors arrived in the country in march, down 93%

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but of course as a member of leadersp in together for paties committee are trying to ge into our cares to ckage. requirements focdc to do this. >>federal health offials there are concerned that we could be ifor the worst week yet in the u.s. r the pandemic waington correspondent morgan right talked with doctor anthony fauci at the white house. >>doctor anthony fauci says evenhough the worst is yet to come there are signs of fight against the coronavirus the next week we're going to see a spike as was seen even today indeaths. >>throughout the countr particularly in the hot spot areas like new york. the simultaneous with hat was starting to see some you know cautiously optimistic type signs county says americans efforts to ke social distance will limit new cases and decrease deaths. no crowds more than 10 people 6 feet away avoid >>tele wok when you can those are the kind of things that if we keep doing we're going to see aneven greater impact and he says the country must stay the course to beatback the virus. that's the reason why wneed to keep as i say. accelerator and not on the brea

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. >> reporter: at mount sinai they started giving blood thinners to some virus paties prevent stokes. >> we had a patient who is 33 years old and previously healthy and she developed symptoms of arm weakness and numbness and stayed at home for over a day with the symptoms before calling 911. because she waited, she'll have to deal with some long-term complications. >> reporter: the young woman didn't want to catch the virus in the e.r she didn't realize that she already had it stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> in the search for solutions tonight as the federal and state government struggle to ramp up testing, companies are beginning to map out what it will take to safely bring their employees back to work here is tom costello. >> reporter: with america shut down from main street to wall street, parked planes, shuttered warehouses and factories american business is tonight asking not just when but how to restart. >> if the recovery is not done in a thoughtful and responsible way it will not only cost lives but it would deepen the economic crisis. >> reporter: corporate america is

dayana: desde que surgiÓ la crisis del coronavirus a paty y su esposo les redujeron las horas de trabajo cheque y no lo necesitamos tanto como las familias, entonces lo vamos a regalar a las familias, por lo menos dos familias, y luego pensamos que si queremos dar nuestro cheque hay otras personas que tambiÉn quieran darlo. dayana: a travÉs de la pÁgina donarÁn el cheque que reciban por parte del gobierno, estos se distribuirÁ a familias identificadas por las escuelas. >> para nosotros es una forma de recaudar fondos porque queremos que el dinero vaya a una organizaciÓn que tiene como propÓsito ayudar y ver a dónde fue el dinero. dayana: ada quien aparte de ser maestra tambiÉn es madre, compartirÁ su cheque de estÍmulo con dos familias. ada: yo tengo comida en mi casa y cuando me siento en mi mesa me pongo a pensar en las familias o en los niÑos y niÑas que no estÁn comiendo, entonces eso no es justo, no es justo que yo reciba un cheque por cierta cantidad y dejarlo sÓlo para mÍ. la primera palabra que vino a mi mente es gracias, porque creo que es una palabra que encierra todo. quiÉn ha

tar we also have an ape and critical care unit that's associatedwith theunit that we would e of the paties on the unit got sick enough to need ventilors or her local care support. >>the unit has been used as an overflow area during busy times. but after discsion with the san francisco hoital council the mayor's office and the department of public health it was identified as the spot that would be quickest and easiest to press into service. >>we ha the 2 hospitals here in the city in her sick white hoe for it would city we reached out to lunteers a had a number of nurses in staff that which dn't in coming in staffing the unit. if we do grow we likely will need tok at other resources for staffing, the saint francis foundation and ucsf health of each year marked a milliodollars to help fund the unit. >>right now it has 5 patients but that'expected to grow which will also incree the need for personal protecte equipment. we uh you know anything in we msure our into burn rate based on the umber of patients and we have to constantly looking for new vendors. i think thsupply manufacturers are ramp

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one of the reasons we are not testing deceaseds patie is there is a global shortage of the number ofs so you want to use them wisely. reporter: doctors and other parts of the country tolds bbc numbre being underreported. india's health ministry did not respond to our quens about official data. behind the stillness are peoe worried about how india's hospits would cope. but for the unseen workers, the is nothing more scary than a city that has stopped. laura:st qns about india's figures. in other news, charities in britain have accused the government of russian people from the death toll. the department of health confirmed outbreaks in more than 2000 care homes in england. u.k. does not include deaths facilities in the public tally. brish chancellor says work is underway to get accurate data. spain's death toll has passed 18,000. e rise in new infections has dropped to the lowest levelon since the nade lockdown last month. spain's prime minister says e country is far from victory. canada's prime minister has warned it will be weeks before economic lockdown measures are lifted. justin t

controversial move by turkey's parliament in the fight against the coronavirus president otherwise pati and allies agreed to release thousands of prisoners to ease overcrowding but critics say the bill intentionally excludes journalists and politicians jailed a journalist 2016 crapped out also on the program as.

. >> for the patie -- what do you feel for the patients? are isolated and cannot even hear us properly. it is a scary time for them. any small measures we can do to make them feel me at ease makes a big differee. and i think doctors, we mainly see theatients and pop in and out to see the batients, the nurses stay here for a long time. that is what we need to recogniz >> recovering, he was grateful to his carers. there was a ment of clarity he wanted to share. am sitting up because i will be honest, i never took it serious in the beginning.bu after this, it has kind of told me slow down. family. you know what i mean? being with your family is important. being with your family is really important. ithatwhat it has taught me. >> i have just come out of the unit the word hero has been going around in my head. if youyb set it to y here, they would say, no, i am just doing my job. hthis is whate been trained to do. but having watched the doctors, rses, the ambulance people, the cleaners, the cooks all the people who keep the struggle againstop a

does come and that's why they've turned the 6th floorof this hospil into a place just for covid-19 paties. that's a france's memorial hospital, th6th floor was typically used as an overflow area during busy times. now it's san fransco's first designated unit for covid-19 patients, i think the big advantas is one of his capacity, we ve 40 visitor in you so that if we see a surge in all of us are. >>waiting see if the seah has happened. th you can spend very quickly and we can put all pieces togeer the unit along with a critical care beds for the ckest of patients is now staffed with volunteers from this hospital and dignity health's other tube area hospitals. it was selected aft discussis with the san francisco hospital council. the mayor's office anthe department of public health from is unit was the one that was most able to be stood up quickly by that i me that because i told you earlier we had. >>the rooms outfitted to take too ch for us to christian service the safrancis foundation and ucsf health have reacd earmarked a million dollars to help fund the unit. >>rightnow it has 5 patien

disease expert in the nation calls reopening the country overly optimistic and some governors from both paties say they're being cautus let's not make the mistake pulling the plug too early as much aswe all want to which means at least some form of social distancing will likely be the w normal for a while loer it's pretty unlikely that they're going to be sports with spectators in the in the stands this fall and winter. you know i i really hope to be wro. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>following the caellation of this year's in person classes of you know, there's a big question. many parents and students still have and that will kids rern to school in the fall, bu more importantly will be safe. while no plan is set just yet the governor did mention that it may look like you know, you know should kids what at it y lo like shld the kids return to school in the fall during his daily press conference yesterday, the governor mentionedthat he already begun started conversatis with perintendents about the possibility of returning to schools with staggered schedules and also physically distancing the

germany bans the islamist group hezbollah and labels it a terrorist organization and members of these pati and nothing more than despicable israel hate is an anti semites people who not only call into question its rails right to exist but also openly call for its destruction of. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day ending april counting what we've lost and counting what we've saved one month ago on the last day of march there were 857000 confirmed cases globally of covert 19 the disease caused by the new coronavirus today on this last day of april that number stands at almost 3000000 250000 april was without a doubt a month that belong to the pandemic to date more than 230000 people have died from the virus but there are inspiring numbers reflected in the tragic ones more than 1000000 people have fully recovered since the pandemic began may will most likely be a month in which the negatives and the positives both continue to grow however in more cities in countries around the world we are seeing increasing efforts at returning to s

nos ayuda, aquÍ estÁ, vamos a verlo. >> hermosas de "un nuevo dÍa" cÓmo estÁn, soy paty manterola y, despuÉs de las 3:30 de la tarde, viene su rutina de tarde, tienen dos horas y media para poder que le llaman su ipad, computadora, la televisiÓn y despuÉs de eso viene la rutina del baÑo, de la cena, de jugar con papÁ, leer, meditar e irse a dormir. entonces cuando establecemos estas rutinas, toda digamos la familia fluye de una manera como en mÁs armonÍa y sin tanto caos. espero que estÉs tips les funcione les sirva y de verdad de corazÓn espero que todos en casa en el estudio, en mi familia de "un nuevo dÍa" se encuentren bien, cuÍdense mucho por favor necesitamos cuidarnos a nosotros mismos para acuidar los demÁs, bendiciones mis amores. >> tan chula ella. >> un beso a ti y tu familia, y todo lo que dijo tiene razÓn la experta, cada vez que ha venido la psicÓloga que de hecho, mÁs adelante tambiÉn va a estar con nosotros, siempre lo dice hay que tratar de mantener la estructura que paty mencionÓ, poner horarios como si nada estuviera pasando para que de esa forma reciban el menor

the quarantine officer is taken to the sick bay in the crews' quarters to skcexamine the pati.nce and training in the detection of the symptoms of rare as well as the common diseases tells him that this patient is suffering from typhus fever. he ordered the patient removed from the vessel. and put aboard the quarantine tug to be taken ashore. all persons who have been in contact with the patient and thus have been exposed to the disease are also ordered on board the tug. the patient and the contacts are taken to the detention hospital. in this instance, hoffman island in new york harbor. on their arrival, the sick patient is taken directly to the hospital. here he is given appropriate treatment and cared for until he has recovered. every facility is made available in such cases, both for the benefit of the patient himself and for the protection of others. as this happens to be a case of old world typhus fever, known to be spread by the body louse, the contact are first taken to the delousing plant. they must remove all of their clothes. they are sprayed with soap and water. nex

better with the warmer weather in the sun coming out more and more people outside the side their home pati. it would be irresponsible for us to say that we feel that the summer is just going to totally kill the virus and that it's a free for all and that people ignore those gods that is not the case we we have an opportunity though to get ahead with what we know now and factor that into this issue makings for what open the look of the city's resurfaces the hot summer and whatever the conditions your video like of humanity is that that would have an effect so that on surfaces where it can be picked up it will die fairly quickly in the summer whereas in the winter it wouldn't back so yes mispresent when it's exposed to u.v. rays take a playground equipment for example. the u.v. rays hitting a piece of playground equipment will 'd kill the virus when it hits when it hits on a playground but underneath where the sun does not get if someone touched that it had it on their hands it could still be there right it has been directed by the u.v. rays and ready for the right to just run sometimes they

. >> en alguna oportunidad tuve problemas con esta persona, paty navidad su familia estÁ preocupada porÓn de mascarillas semanalmente el primer cargamento llegÓ a un hospital. >> que buena onda. >> tambiÉn quienes recibieron muchos aplausos fueron penÉlope cruz y javier bardem quienes hicieron una orden extensiva para ayudar a los hospitales y recibieron muchos halagos y aplausos con eso. >> claro, no podemos quedarnos de brazos cruzados aquÍ estÁ gente son los que tienen mÁs porque no es la cantidad. >> calidad y nosotros como seres humanos el tema del confinamiento distanciamiento social es la mejor forma de aportar. >> mÁs adelante les vamos a contar la historia de un hÉroe urbano un policÍa que le salvÓ la vida a un peatÓn que querÍa suicidarse lanzÁndose de un puente tenemos las imÁgenes. >> en "un nuevo dÍa" no estas solo nuestro panel de expertos te dan consejos sobre la prevenciÓn y tratamiento del covid-19. >> en exclusiva la congresista alexandria ocasio-cortez califica la respuesta del gobierno de trump y nos habla de su plan para recuperar su plan para recuperar comunidades

john durham, he heard nothing, william barr tells american public, patsous thus on the head, says be patie. don't expect too much, that hardly the justs they most americans expected rendered as result of attorney general barr and u.s. attorney durham. >> yeah, i wish we had good news today. but, the state department justice department, went to appellate court and said that hillary clinton should not be able to avoid testimony. court ruled she should be able to testify on her e-mails and the benghazi attack records, at least they have stepped back a little bit from protecting her. but broader point, that the justice department, and fbi, institutionaly can't inves invee themselve, and barr would have to hand write the indictments himself he is surrounded by thousands of james comey and strzoks and mccabes, they don't top do the work, he can't do it by himself, president should help him, with a separate special counsel that has separate investigators and prosecuters working for them, as opposed to deep staters that we are relying on now to investigate themselves. lou: tom fitton. president of

for covid-19 the navy says it is taking precautions to protect other crew members as well as the paties on board the ship. and at least 550 sailors from the uss theodore osevelt have tested positive now for the sh's crew have been moved to e shore and xamined over the pa couple weeks the roovelt has been the source of controversy. iit'capta brett crozier from santa rosa was diissed. after soundin the alarm about the covid-19 outbreak on board then the navy secretary resigned after admitting to mishaling that sittion in sandra fell a totalf 4 residents and 2 staff members of 6 people have tested positive just now for the coronavis this is at the drake terrorists senior living community in sandra fell the facility's first case was reported march 27th hat resident who had beenin spice and had underlying medical conditions died at a local hospital.no details are being provided about the 6 active cases by the way someone previously infected has now fully recovered as well in santa cruz, 7 people have to pay $1000 fines for violing shelter-in-place orders. says 7 visitors from fremont with th

it's in san bernardino county 51 of the paties are sidents 6 our staff members and the daughter of a resident says the people living inthat facility are being quarantined now their rooms while thestaff forced to stay outside in r v's. and here n francisco to patients in 9 staff mbers at lynn ago in a honda hospital in san francio been confirmed to have coronavirus. we're still waiting to hear ck on additional sting for the re of the residents there but the san francisco ealth director says he expects the outbreak at that facility to get worse. city ficials say laguna honda is also setting up a fieldcare clinic on theirgrounds in case they need to separate one group of patients from another. >>vernor newsome announced he's launching an initiative to lp seniors stay connected and healthy. while thehave to stay home. >>now reconstituting all of those programs d building capacity n partnership to significantly increase our connectivity to our seniors to check innot just for wellness checks related to food and medicine. but the deep anxiety people are being isolated and home and the lonel

after they drop off the pati three stations.here, especially trained staff sanitize the ambulances, we're talking inside and out. the system has been in place since late march. >>> check the calendar. it is april 15th. under normal circumstances, it's tax day. however, not anymore. the deadline pushed back to july 15th. all taxpayers, including businesses, have additional time to file and make payments without interest or penalties. california also pushing back the state income tax deadline to july 15th, as well. >>> let's head over to jeff ranieri. beautiful, sunny day outside. it was warm too, jeff. i felt almost a little like summer. >> yeah, just almost a little bit too hot, right? we did get into the 80s for a lot of bay area cities. i'll show you some of the warmest and i'll talk about when some cooler weather and a few rain chances return. i'll have that in seven minutes. >> long hold times and delays. that's what millions are facing while applying for unemployment. could an app help? nbc bay area responds is next. at cig

health is now boting the size of its study of the drug and as of our the drugmakers also enrolling paties in its own studies results fr the first tests in china e expected later this month tonight, we in shipping 1 million face shield evy week for medical workers. >>the company is also working th governments around the worlto disibute the supplies to where it's needed most to ceo tim cook had this to say abt the initiave. >>we've watched a companywide effo bringing together produ designers engineering opations and packaging design produce and ship face shields for health workers. >>the technology gian is pulling together its resources and is already sourced over 20 milli masks through it global supply chain. it delivered the first shipme to a hospital last week. apple is now sourcing materials both in the u.s. and china. >>todaleaders at tea say they are revving upwork to help address the shortage of ventilators the company posted thivideo saying that it shows engineers designing all things. the enginrs say of that tse parts. >>include what's called a mixing chamber from tesla vehicles as

personal protecte equipmen ey're forced to go without or reuse their gear which is dangerous for paties and workers and has never been done bere. >>fully protected is is just stretching our tion comic union says she's counting her employer and for the state and federal government to pitch in. >>pve shortages have been ppening nationwide but without the rig equipment workers are left wondering if more problems are being lawyer ana. >>shop it's just really disheartening we >>puic union says that health care workers want to continue helpinthese patients and helping out their communitie but they too need help. the california nsing association and national nurses united is hoping that ngress will invoke the defense production act to produce the matials that are needed to help out in this battle, reporting in walnut creedan thorn kron 4 news. >>california is making it easier to donate personal proteive equipment to health care workers today governor gavin newsome announced a new web site put together with the help of sales force. here's whatthe website looks like it has a form that ked for yo

a nuisance as californians are attening the curve as the tate anticipates an increase in covid-19 paties, how the state is preparing for changesfor rr writers how service hours e being adjusted startingtomorrow morning. >>and while spts leagues have shut down. majoleague baseball is now trying to figure t a way to start playing games again as soon as next month mark carpenter has >>the coronavirus pandemic has completely altered daily life including theday to day operations of the sports rld, but major league baseball is reportedly tnking of ways to get back to business and if their plan works games could be happening bynext month park carpenter has details on what's being discussed mark the a league finding ways to adapt extremely ambitious here in quite the a plan that is being discsed right now as the outbreak develops its projected it could be nths before we have any sporting events yet baseball execives are devising a way to start the seasonin a matter of weeks with all teams heading to arizona. >>the story first reported by espn now the league has been rking with federal public hea

activitall right mark we all have to adapt up next governor newsome expecting an ncrease of coronavirus patiesome. >>my mid may what ate leaders are doing to prepare. >>and leaders sa the white house continue to push a drug used to treat malaria and sars for coronavirus treaent like some hlth experts believe the drug could be dangerous and services go city officis working to prott the homeless om is >>san francisco's taking big steps to otect its homeless population from the spread of covid-19 cry for steve rooney covid-19 diagnosis for san francio shelter resident on friday city supervisors began making mov monday. thanks to a donation frothe united methist church 17 residents of hospitality house in the tenderloin moved in private hotel rooms, these lks were in a small room with over 20 people inside. >>were in been b state morning but says so isolated all they were terrified wn they heard about the positive they are you will too. i have a level of peace and security with regards to heir help. everyone deserves right now. >>because all of these residents are currently healthy hospitality hou

that's order to try and treat other paties still suffering from the virus. the recross and violent which is another organization that collects and provides blood. they're both out that call people to donate you know for bloo donations which will be used an experimtal treatments. >>someone's rover from covid well anbodies against the vis in her blood stream. you c then take local and former bond to the stars come to my son's innovations bomb and causing help patients get better. well it's still unclear if that treatment will be lifesaving and needs to be sted in inical trials of cour recovered coronavirus patients interested in donating can just register online was either the red cross or violent both of those links n be found on our website kron 4 dot com. >>esident trump on many occasions has been promoting the malaria drug hydroxychloroqne as a possible treatment for covid-19 patients, but a new study finds tht the drug did not keep 6 copa sick covid-19 patients ali nor ev off of ventilators now according to this study patients taking the drug were no less

and the ininflflux of the patie to the hospital like the one behind me.st in the new cases that we look at those numbers, the most recent 24 hours, just 2,500 new cases of covid-19. that was the lowest in a week. the earlier percentages on the cases in the 20%. this has been 3%. an increase in the number of deaths, spain is the second -- the country with the second largest death toll from covid-19 after italy. more than 11 n,000 deaths in spain. again the number of increase, the 809 in the most recent reporting period, was the lowest increase in a week. and by percentage it was the lowest percentage increase in three weeks. these are the kinds of numbers that are giving encourage. to the spanish officials. patients entering intensive care wards, which have been so pressed to try to take care of people, 116 new cases to the intensive care wards in the new period and one of the signs that this is working is a field hospital next to this hospital which was set up last week, but it is not got a single patient in it yet. it's waiting to see if a new patient wi

ucsf has 52 covid-19 patie 13 are in acute care in 19 are in critical care.csf says early stay-at-home orders here in the bay area helped ease the burden and bought some time for healthcare workers doctors nationwide are using every tool available to share what they know about the virus. >> covid-19 has provided a situation where we are flying a plane is were building it. we're using email list serves, conference calls, anyway that we can spread the word, get the word out about a finding, new development . >> at ucsf says san francisco has been able to develop search plans and stay-at-home orders lifted in the next few months in the virus to spread again . >>> it's more than 600 crewmembers on the charles de gaulle tested positive for coronavirus, that's a third of the almost 2000 sailors on the ship 31 of those infected are being treated at the hospital the one is in intensive care. the crewmembers are quarantined now on a military base . >>> according to johns hopkins school of medicine, there are almost 2.1 million confirmed cases of the virus worldwide th

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getting tntilators from arou country and the stockpiles from new york to meet the neetos have the patiee in new york. i feel for today we're okay but every day that changes, and we need to be aggressive to make sure the suplies are available to the frontline staff. >> reporter: i wanted to ask, before yo got sick, you made a tough call which was to send your kids whore twelve and ten and seven years old away from you to live with their grandparents in the next state over. how hard a call was that to make? >> it was hard decision andit came to me in a moment. i had known there was about an 80% transmission rate in any given house and healthcare workers toe likelet infected. i had a son who had a liver transplant when he was two. he's seven and relatively healthy andooks great. i didn't want them to have a chance of getting the virus. so i said pack them up, they probably like it better than my house, and send them there a few days. there's no data on when to come ba together and we don't have enough testing in new york to test me negative. fonow, they live home, i live in a hotel. we'll

transferring pasht inring patie a challenge with this virus.ct exactly who is going to become very, very severely ill for this illness versus who stands a chance of recovering from this illness. it has to go day by day depending on the progression of symptoms. there's a wide spectrum saying this person would do well in this facility or that is a bit of a challenge because it may take several days for someone to develop severe symptoms or recover completely from their sympto symptoms. determining which patients are going to which facility changes on a day-to-day hour to hour basis. that's yet to be determined. >> that is such a good point. the unpredictability of this virus, not to mention the number of ambulances that are available to transfer patients in new york city already low and we have seen fema send more ambulances to new york because of all of the calls that are being made to pick up sick loved ones from home and take them to the hospital. we do hope you are staying safe. you look well. we hope that next week you look exactly the same

everyone's really concern about patie patients, and i completely understand -- who's going to take care that nurse joins us now. thanks so much for being with us and for thaefrg you and so many others are doing to take care of the patients. what is it like? i mean, i know you and your colleagues are experiencing something that people who weren't working in a hospital setting or don't have owe loved one in a hospital setting don't understand in a time like this. what's it like every day? >> it's difficult. i'm sorry, i didn't know they were going play that. i didn't know they were going play the clip. i've never watched it. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> i actually went back on the morning after doing that, i immediately -- i wake up at 4 5 4:45, i immediately went the erase that. but it would been shared some times. so i kept it up on my account. i never knew it would gain so much attention. so listening to that and listening to that to the voice and just knowing like what it was in that moment is a lot. so -- but i'm okay. it's difficult. it's difficult working in -- it's difficult just being in

in other news from brazil, a study involving chloroquine's effect on n coronavirurus paties was stopped after participants developed irregular heart rates and the risk of a potentially fatal arrhythmia. president trump has repeatedly touted hydroxychloroquine to treat covid 19. we will have more on that later in the broadcast. in syria, thousands of people displaced by fighting in idlib province have begun moving back into their homes, hoping a tentative ceasefire remains in effect. about one million people have fled a russianan-backed, syrian-government offensive over the past year to crowded camps nenear the turkikish border. one man who rerecently retururnd home said his family feared the spread of disease more than bombs s and mortars. >> the living spaces are overcrowded. there is been a lot of .isplacement recently the camps became very crowded. we decided to come back to our town. thank god. we pray we are safe here. amy: the democratic republic of the congo reported two new cases of ebola over the weekend, just days before officials were set to declare an end to the latest outbr

disagreement but let's be clear that we should distinguish between the disagreement that professor pati is referring to and the disagreement between states about the financial way forward because you have a break as it were between northern european states and southern europeans things the germans the dutch and to a certain extent the austrians are very clear that while they are quite happy so allow the southern european states of a most affected it's early in spain to draw down emergency loan funding under what's called the european stability mechanism the really a whole king at the idea all being the ultimate guarantee that taxpayers as it were providing a guarantee of spanish and italian debts that's what those 2 countries really want they want what's called euro bonds or corona vaughn's as it was a guarantee of that debts to allow them to fight corona and also not worry about huge debt repayments and that sort of thing that's what's still being worked on the german government has indicated it is prepared to move to in a certain way but the question remains will there be enough movem

escuchÉ esto, paty navidad vuelve a causar controversia por sus con entereza redes sociales sobre elgaÑados. parece que la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud un golpe de estado mundial. el coronavirus hacen un montaje global para encarcelarnos en nuestras casas bajo dictadura, control del miedo. un juego sucio para establecer su nuevo orden mundial". raÚl: yo les digo algo, familia, cada quien tiene la posibilidad de expresarse a travÉs de sus redes sociales como quiere, pero tambiÉn hay que ser consciente, la cantidad de gente que estÁ muriendo, recordemos que en otras ocasiones paty navidad ha aclarado que todos una falsa pandemia y un invento para ocasional casa nivel mundial y ha dicho que el coronavirus es mental. francisca: me parecen sus comentarios irresponsables, totalmente delicados y peligrosos. ustedes en casa no presten atenciÓn este tipo de cosas porque hemos estado dÁndoles las cifras de muertos, tÚ ayer mencionaste del papÁ de una amiga que muriÓ. alguien que pertenece a la familia de francesco en italia perdiÓ la vida. el coronavirus es real, no presten atenciÓn a este

imagines ustedes. >> esto, paty continÚa atacando con esto, el encierro puede resultar perjudicial. >al interior, el arranque el fin de semana va a ser frÍo y con esa nieve, een la sede de nueva york ese baker en forma lluvia. el domingo en el sur espero que se puede producir tormentas severas y una situaciÓn muy parecida a la semana pasada estarÁ en el pronÓstico. empezamos con las temperaturas a esta hora, en chicago 34, estÁ cayendo la lluvia nieve, nueva york 39, hace mucho frÍo en el centro y norte pero no en la costa, tenemos temperaturas mÁs altas y eso va ser el combustible para las tormentas este fin de semana. este sistema que nos estÁ dejando lluvia y nieve norte, se estÁ concentrando ahora sobre illinois y e indiana, hacia hoja y en las prÓximas horas pero en la costa estarÁn por encima los 40, en nueva york, y filadelfia, allÍ nos quedaremos con lluvia, quizÁs en boston se puede ver un poco de nieve. hay una cosa que me preocupa y es el sur en el golfo de mÉxico, hace exactamente una semana todos estos eran los tornados que se producÍan, este domingo vamos a tener la mism

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om local nurses on the front lines at hospitals o are begging for more protective gear as they eat pati outside more now than ever before. it's spring. the seon we plant, we garden, we grow things. we bring new color to our outor sce. we're here to hp you make your home the best it can be. >>this will be probablythe toughest week between this week and next week. then they'll be a lot of death unfortunately. but a lot less death death and if this sn't done, but there will be death. >>preside trump there with a im messages. he predicts thousands of americans will die from coronavirus in the coming weeks. it's a new day and we're turning the page on our old approach to how we coordinate how collaborate how we organize and how we stribute information to you in he public around the issue of testing. >>govern newsome talks about testing as new models show fewer people are projected to die here than previously predicted. just sttching our stff is coach and he's out ll for action. >>and barry nurseson he front lines of the pandemic plead for more personal protective equipment amid a nationwide

. ♪ ♪ es paty cantÚ haciendo música desde su casa en tiempo de coronavirus.sabiendo quiÉn canta bien, y quién no canta bien. aparte de esto, estÁn viendo que esto del coronavirus parece literalmente sacado de una pelÍcula de ciencia ficciÓn, pero quÉ creen? ya lanzaron la primera pelÍcula sobre coronavirus, no tengo idea sobre cÓmo le hicieron, se llama "corona". se filmÓ el pasado mes de febrero en vancouver. francisca: se adelantÓ aaron, la historia trata sobre seis personas que vive en un mismo edificio, y la cosa se complica un dÍa, mientras todos se encuentra en el elevador, cuando una sÉptima vecina llegada de china 12, y todos se encuentran atrapados. carlo el trÁiler está disponible, la idea esas lanzarla de manera digital, porque la industria de cine. alan: increÍble, había prohibido toda la producciÓn, y cÓmo se adelantaron en canadÁ, siguiendo la pauta todo lo que pasaba en europa. francisca: vieron lo que iba a pasar, y es la primera pelÍcula sobre el coronavirus. lo que hagamos ahora, cambiará para siempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo cor

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