attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010. ran directly to the court of the united states. in an effort to remove. claims brought by children of. from state court to federal court they'd go did that by bringing to the attention of the united states federal court the existence of a treaty dispute that case played out over a period of years and in 2016 the international tribunal found that rent-a oh had failed to comply with that obligation under the treaty to waive local proceedings it's a very specific requirement the interpretation of that requirement was agreed upon by peru and the united states and the tribunals found that there was a violation of that treaty requirement. the claim and go to the arbitration wrinkle was refused because of every songs but sure wrinkle can again wreak labor receive the proof so that is why we do need a. lot of curve to avoid to adopt the risk of. the provable remain. a symbolic victory for the peruvian state which although not con

he is now poisoning another city in peru. the communities come together to defend themselves. back in about 2001 i was taking a bus from one guy you'll up in the central highlands of peru down to the coast capital city where my family and i lived. before you get to the city you start to smell the city. you smell think you smell led you see the vegetation begins to get out. and much of the rock is coated with white gravy it almost looks like a cow. deposits. and we stopped the bus and i got off to stretch my legs we were taking a break there in la jolla for about 10 minutes and there were a couple kids who were walking down the street with their mother they were hacking their lungs out they were coughing really really bad as we went to the side of the smelter the smoke stack is. emitting tons of pollution what you see is the passive contamination of what's leaking out of the holes of the smelter. there's no filter on that there's no chimney to get it up and out of the valley. emilia you know who you know you know the. polio or really main thing. we don't know and i'm only recei

i can imagine, hundreds of british nationals are stuck in peru right now. who are not in lima, how easyis those who are not in lima, how easy is it for them to get to lima to get home? that is a real challenge and there are quite a few vulnerable people still outside of lima and we have collected together data, we all met each other online, collected data and is people all over peru and the roads are blocked so there is no freedom of movement at all. lots of people are in costco which is a 12 hour drive away. there are quite a few people who are vulnerable, and spoke to someone vulnerable, and spoke to someone yesterday who has ms and is running out of meds so he has had symptoms come through and hasn't managed to get the same meds in the pharmacy local to where he is, so pharmacy local to where he is, so there is some really crucial worrying things happening to people here. rachel, where you and your daughter on a holiday? my and your daughter on a holiday? my daughter had been out here since january working for a charity and i head come out here to walk i

the bay area family stranded in peru. >>> and acts of kindness. the extraordinary ways businesses and neighbors are helping one another through this very difficult time. >>> it's daunting but critical. the statewide lockdown is in full effect. police across the bay area will be out in full force this weekend to make sure you do. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in castro valley with how they're helping to carry out the governor's orders. cheryl? >> reporter: well, they have their hands full and police are telling me tonight that it will be impossible to check every business for violations. but if they're caught, they will be cited. the alameda county sheriff's department has a plan to enforce the governor's order county wide and internally. deputies take your temperature before you're allowed inside the building and before you enter each room. for this department, compliance starts within before they reach the public. >> we're doing -- meeting with businesses. where they don't understand the verbal conversation, we're then going to serve them wi

peru's president declared a state of emergency.andating a 15-day quarantine. tourists were given 24 hours to evacuate. >> and we went down to the airport, and the airport had been surrounded by the peruvian military and they were basically barring anyone from coming into the airport. >> and the family is not alone. there's also a facebook group, over 3,000 members, who say they're also american, stuck in peru. hoping for the u.s. government to get back to them, and fly them back home. >> california congressman jared hubman says at least 30 of his constituents, including the family we talked about are stranded overseas. >> what is the u.s. doing to bring the families back? >> right now they're really not and that is part of our frustration. the state department is giving useless advice, telling people to search the private airline's web sites for flight, and flights are getting canceled. >> today, the words from president donald trump during the press conference were directed to this group of americans. >> we're working very hard on

en varias partes del mundo y los turistas en perÚ que no pueden dejar el paÍs, enrique hablÓ con unabril. >> la decisiÓn ya se esperaba por las nueve muertes en perÚ a causa del coronavirus. pero aÚn deja en el limbo a miles de peruanos que hasta ahora no han podido regresar a su paÍs. >> no solo preocupada por mÍ, por mi familia tambiÉn. >> el vuelo de retorno de valeria salÍa el domingo pasado. >> me llega un comunicado de la aerolÍnea diciendo que todos sus vuelos se habÍan cancelado hasta el 21 de abril. >> nosotros tenemos un total de 430. >> esperar y los otros van a seguir recibiendo asistencia econÓmica del consulado. >> mientras tanto en perÚ, se estima que hasta 5.000 turistas estadounidenses han quedado atrapados. >> estÁ supercomplicado, porque en verdad todo el mundo estÁ peleando por vuelos de regreso a estados unidos. y cada vez que nos dicen que nos van a dar un vuelo. >> si salimos nos pueden arrestar. >> Él llegÓ a perÚ el 11 de marzo nio saber cuÁndo regresara a los Ángeles lo tiene muy preocupado. >> por mi trabajo, mi familia, los extraÑo mucho, pero me lleÓo un

back instead of the pasco peru. experts say a fine layer of toxic particles has settled over these mountains. they come from a nearby metal smelting plant. chimney at the smelter now releases fewer sulphur dioxide lead and arsenic fumes into the air than it used to. just a few years ago it was still running at full blast. at . it never bothered us. never left oh yeah anyway so we thought everywhere looked like this. all. the consequences of the air pollution still haunt the residents many of whom suffer from chronic diseases blood lead levels are 4 times higher than the w h o's upper limits pablo has serious neurological complaints but he still supports your londa and her fight for better environmental standards if you. look at 1st the call to somebody who's. going to lose it but that never bothered me because people like you londo also supported. your loan the community. the catholic church and international organizations helped us to get the proving and state to finally recognize the poisoning that affects us as w

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. >>> con calefón envió casi dos semanas atrapado en perú. >>> kampl 12 de de estar atrapado en limaenes dicen más que 1000 palabras esta calle casi no hay movimiento. >>> hay mucha comida mucha agua. >>> llegó pero casi dos semanas los del donde está hospedado afortunadamente tiene los suficientes alimentos para los próximos días. >>> dice que tú encontraste comunicación con embajada de los estados unidos en perú según el embajada le pidió resguardarse y se le informó que está haciendo lo posible por encontrar un vuelo para el. >>> la cual consiste oficial el presidente el país anunció que extender al estado de emergencia nacional de salud hasta el próximo 12 de abril. >>> llegó solo espera recibir la orden dieron aeropuerto para regresar a casa nucas imágenes permite situación en especialidades cumpleaños. >>> mamá no puede dormir. >>> atente tu pandemia muchas personas temen ir a las gasolineras a colocar combustibles coche sin embargo una empresa lleva gasolina y otros ofrecen servicio completo donde no tendrá que bajarse de su auto y un empleado del echar a combustibles coche. >

i cannot get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru. scary, mainly for the fact that if it's just a 14—day lockdown, it's not pleasant, but we can get over it. but then it's not knowing what's going to happen and the fact we can't leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we're worried about potential social unrest, we don't have any food, we're going to go to a supermarket shortly. we're young and healthy but of course we are also worried about what would happen if we get sick. tom burridge, bbc news. much more you —— much more for you on all the news on our website. reach me in the team on twitter. coming up right now, sport today. hello, i'm maz farookhi, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. as coronavirus continues to impact around the world, we will bring you the latest on global sporting events. the men's european championship is one of the latest major tournaments to be postponed. uefa says football needs to show responsibility. there will be no play on the men's us golf tour till mid—may at the earli

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also a are stuck in peru and hoping they will fly them back home.t 30 of his constituents are stranded overseas. so, what is the u.s. government doing to bring those families back? >> right now they're really not and that's part of our frustration. the state department is giving useful advice telling people to go search the private airline's websites for flights. of course, flights are getting canceled. >> reporter: today the first words from president donald trump during this press conference were directed to this group of americans. >> mention we're working very hard, long on getting a young group of people out of peru. >> reporter: words that the family are holding on to while looking at this map of confirmed covid-19 cases increasing every day in peru. the latest count 363. >> every day i have kind of woken up with the hope that today is going to be the day. today is going to be the day that it's going to happen. >> reporter: in san francisco. >>> hawaiian airlines is suspending most of its long haul flights starting on thursday the same day as

. >>> and coming up, stuck in peru?the global pandemic forces nations to close their borders, americans abroad are scrambling to get home. next, we'll talk to two sisters currently stranded in peru, one of them an er nurse who wants to get home and provide some help. you're watching msnbc. and provp you're watching msnbc. life isn't a straight line. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizu

two flights bringing british people home from peru arrive back in the uk.he foreign office says there may be as many as a million other britons abroad. and we look at how farms are coping, as they respond to the increase in demand from supermarkets. the government has insisted it is "ramping up" its capacity to test health and social care workers for the coronavirus, amid confusion over whether it has reached its target — set for yesterday — of 10,000 tests a day. doctors‘ leaders have warned the shortage of tests has caused serious problems for the health service. it comes as the prime minister announced 20,000 former nhs staff have returned to work, to help in the fight against the virus. a breathing aid that helps keep patients out of intensive care has been created in less than a week, by scientists working with mercedes‘ formula one team. one of europe's biggest airlines, easyjet, is grounding its entire fleet because of the pandemic and there's a warning that the entire airline sector may need a government bailout. across the uk there have now been 1,

this is one of the rescue planes sent to peru to bring stranded british tourists home.with specially chartered flights, the government hopes to have about 1000 people back on uk soil. all such flights to other countries will now follow. my name's freddie. and i'm claire. is twojunior doctors is two junior doctors are heading home from a public health project in peru tojoin the nhs. how much of a relief is that going to be for you? massive relief. so grateful that it's been organised, so thank you. i think there's been a lot of frustration from people in peru that there hasn't been much communication and things have taken a lot of time. but now things are happening, i think everyone's very relieved and grateful to be going home. here, no place for social distancing as british travellers queue up to get on flights. peru is in a state of emergency, and some tourists are still making long and difficult journeys to the capital. and not everyone has made it. we we re and not everyone has made it. we were sent this footage by a british woman who had been staying at a hostel wh

seven of his constituents are among those americans stranded in peru., thank you very much for taking the time to join us. i know you tweeted eefr the weekend that your staff has been working around the clock to try to bring those americans home. give us a quick update on where things stand. have you had any luck yet? >> we have constituents of mine all over the globe. seven are currently stuck in peru and we have one in guatemala who just got home yesterday. so we're making progress. the folks in peru are in a tougher spot because they're in two different cities. some are in lima and in cues co-. the ones in lima have it easier because that's where the international airport is. they can get on a flight a little quicker, but they're still running into difficulties. the travel ban domestically within the country makes it hard for people in cues co-to get to lima. additionally i just heard from my staff that the state department is prioritizing u.s. citizens over legal permanent residents. i represent los angeles. we have a ton of legal personal into resi

a number of people, us citizens stuck in peru, this google document, you obviously are not alone. have 934 friends in the country with you. what exactly would you like to ask a us government? >> we would like to see if donald trump can help us get home. we have been in close contact with our congressman back home and appreciate that the american government is doing to get us home but every day it is getting worse here and there is a feeling of tension and we need to get home. >> i understand your husband is a 20 year veteran with the santa rosa police department. is that right? >> that's true. he is anxious to get back and help our community. that is also impacted by the coronavirus. we have the shelter in place order at home as well. >> was there any indication this was coming? is completely out of left field or was there a moment you thought maybe you should go back? >> we all know things are different now but when we decided to come here, we were in talks with our tour guides who encouraged us to come. when we arrived travel was smooth and everything was business as usual. the

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i cannot get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru.or the fact that if it's just a 14—day lockdown, it's not pleasant but we can get over it but then it's not knowing what is going to happen and the fact we cannot leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we are worried about potential social unrest, we do not have any food, we are going to go to a supermarket shortly. we are young and healthy but of course we are also worried about what would happen if we get sick. tom burridge, bbc news. bt sucks, leo varadkar, has said the and people who have long—term illnesses may soon have to stay at home for several weeks. —— the taisoeach. in his saint patrick's day address he wants the country would be dealing with the coronavirus emergency for months to come. the total number of cases in the republic of ireland has now reached 292, and two people have died. denied, on a national holiday, i want to send a message around the world. —— tonight. we are in this together. to the people of china, spain and italy, who have suffered u ntold s

citizens living overseas to stay put among those trying to get home, hundreds of americans in peru, which closed its borders monday commercial flights are not an option. 19-year-old aiden and her friends are at a hotel outside of lima. >> it could be a lot worse, and i think the attitude is we're very thankful for the resources we do have. >> reporter: aiden's father, a boston doctor. >> we'd like to have them all back with us and safely sound back here in the u.s. >> reporter: president trump saying the military is working to bring them home. >> we have a group of young people in peru, and we're working on taking care of that with the military. >> reporter: embassies and consulates are working with skeletal staff. in morocco, all the u.s. ambassador could do is post a video today. >> we are exploring all options. >> reporter: small comfort for travelers. >> it's scary for americans because we don't know where we're going. we don't know if we're getting home. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. embassy in peru sent messages for people to sign up for commercial flights but no sign yet that the

i think the title was stuck in peru peru.ing day today pastor mark what his life down there and what in your life back here in the states, how do you manage all of that? >> well, what's been really helpful is there was nearly 4000 of us. we banded together in this facebook group that continues to grow. what has been helping is the media attention. we've been reaching out to the local media, to senators to put a lot of pressure on the government to do something and that's been helping a lot. we finally got some texts, but each day is just a new day and we are waiting and waiting for information to come out. there is police on every corner. we really can't do anything besides be quarantined at the place you are at. >> so you have just stayed put. are people staying away from each other? are you basically spending your days by yourself in your room or have you had interaction with the folks in your hotel? >> there is just us, it's just my travel group in the hotel. so we have just been together. we have just been isolated as a g

she says there are hundreds of americans trapped in peru waiting to get out.aiting to hear from the state department. where i live at home, a little crazy, as all the parents know, working from home. here is some of our day. we will start with our son, a fifth he does his google classroom, he does his school work. after his school work, he is on point. things are going okay. we play basketball like other families are doing, trying to do something outside. if you can relate with e me it . we start to won't wrer der wher went. this is all the made for tv stuff. he starts to play fortnite and we let him go, and there's our baby, marlow, and there's max, and marlow just had dinner. we believe, and they are here. sorry, baby. >> oh! >> this is real life now. this is what happens when things start to go, two working parents -- >> yeah, good. >> two working parents, no nanny, no babysitter. we're all in the same boat here. >> marlow wants to play fortnite. >> yeah, so cute. >> what a beautiful family. thanks so much. hang in there. >>> up next, 6:30, backing off that

our team in peru has been working very hard in the government there has been very very proactive in the areas we work in in really advocating to get rapid testing in the country in tests that were purchased from china and have have very much said they wanted to be proactive about that in mexico i think there's been less of an effort but i think in haiti there is certainly ben a a people being very aware and not knowing exactly how to address when the dominican republic got a few cases a few weeks ago we we all went to support it and waited for the onslaught and it hasn't appeared yet again i think partially because of the lack of testing but i think there's 9 cases now in haiti but i think they're trying very much to address this i think the lack of a robust health system is really this is where this becomes even more evident that we don't have enough beds for people to have normal care to have you know to have c sections for women obstructed labor in many places that we work so adding this on top of that the regular routine care that people are not showing up for it is also really

net, how come you are in peru?s, and as soon as i got to peru, i split up with them. i was going to go up the amazon into a boat trip, then started. i am 48 hours travel from lima where flights are coming from due to the curfew. my mates ended up in lima and either home on the last flight in lima and either home on the last flight home, which i believe is today. i am left here, and my only hope now is to try and get to lima and get on a flight to european city, may be paris or brussels, and get home from there. as soon as the quarantine started and flights for only £250 organised by british airways which is a very good price, at the start it would be £3000, but as soon as i heard that, my parents andi as soon as i heard that, my parents and i have been sending e—mails to foreign office and the embassy, but we have not get any reply, the only replies we have been getting has been from my mp been useful in organising things but there is only so much they can do the biggest issueis so much they can do the biggest issue

and that they are committed to working together in the coming days to enable uk nationals in peru andnals in the uk to return home. one of those stranded is sue bagnall, from evesham in worcestershire. she is one of a tour party of british travellers stuck in the capital lima who was told that they would be flown home today before that flight was cancelled. she joins me now on webcam. we are ok, we are confined to our rooms and they are bringing us brea kfast, rooms and they are bringing us breakfast, lunch and dinner which is stressful for some of the elderly in the group because they are not allowed outside at all. and what about this news we are hearing that dominic raab is saying he was doing his best to organise a flight out of their? we can't understand why. we we re their? we can't understand why. we were so their? we can't understand why. we were so close to getting a flight this evening, why was that cancelled, why did the government not step in and organise a takeover? they had already been in contact with the peruvian government. they told us that the legislation to get it

one of the countries where tourists have been stranded is peru, which has been put into lockdown.ops except for pharmacies and those selling food. there is also a curfew running between 8pm and 5am. rachel billsberry—grass is a stranded tourist who is in the capital, lima. she's been telling my colleague james reynolds more about her situation. i'm here with my 19—year—old daughter who has been living in peru since january working in an orphanage and i came out to visit her and do the inca trail together. we realised things we re together. we realised things were going wrong and tried to book a flight home and the president gave 28 hours notice ofa president gave 28 hours notice of a total lockdown. total chaos at the airport. it was impossible to get a flight and now we are in an airbnb with no hope of a flight home at the moment. have you spoken to the foreign office, the british foreign office, the british foreign office, the british foreign office, to airlines... talk us through your been speaking to. there is a group of people. there are over 400 tourists stuck here, half of

military to get those people out of peru., norah, we can report that sources within the pentagon tell cbs news that they are working on such a plan. >> o'donnell: oh, their families must be so relieved. thank you, don. italy saw its deadliest day from the coronavirus as the death toll jumped by more than 600 in 24 hours. hospitals are filled, and medical professionals are overwhelmed and exhausted. now, some are pointing to italy as an example of what can happen when people defy guidelines on social distancing. seth doane reports from rome. >> reporter: in italy's north, it's not just patients gasping for air but the entire health care system. these images from inside hard- hit lombardy, which has some of the best hospitals in europe, show patients packed in, suffering from severe pneumonia, some in plastic bubbles to equalize air pressure in their lungs. the reporter is in full hazmat suit. >> can i ask you personally what it's been like? >> i never felt so stressed in my life. we are doing our best, but maybe it's not enoug

peru in lockdown, the capital deserted. its borders closed. underlying feeling for everyone is they are desperate to get home, really. stephen, one of 400 brits stuck there. dad, steve, is concerned. the hotel they are in, the food is decreasing daily, so when that's shut, where will they go after that? will the hospitals be open? it is getting a bit desperate. the foreign office is lobbying peru to let rescue flights in. fred is also stuck there. we are confined to our hotels, the borders are closed, there is no transport. get a grip, british government, you're letting the citizens of all the countries of britain down. the foreign secretary suggested it could take a while for some to get home. if they can stay safely in the countries where they are for a period... i think that is a choice they're going to have to think seriously about because realistically getting hundreds of thousands home is a massive, epic challenge but i'm confident we are rising to it. we are absolutely petrified. andrew and pauline, stuck in kerala, india, after someone

i can't get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru. for the fact that it isn'tjust a 14 day lockdown, it is not pleasant but we can get over it but then it's not knowing what is going to happen and the fact we cannot leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we are worried about potential social unrest, we do not have any food, we are going to go to a supermarket shortly. we are young and healthy but of course we are also worried about what would happen if we get sick. tom burridge, bbc news. this evening, it was announced that no newjury trial in england and wales should start unless it is expected to last for three days or less, because of the dangers posed by coronavirus. all cases estimated to last longer and due to start before the end of april will be adjourned. trials currently under way will proceed in the hope that they can be completed. and the euro 2020 football tournament, which was due to be played across 12 european countries, has been delayed by a year. the postponement could provide an opportunity for domestic

i cannot get out of peru, they've cancelled all flights to get out of peru.for the fact that it isn'tjust a 14 day lockdown, it is not pleasant but we can get over it but then it's not knowing what is going to happen and the fact we cannot leave the hostel. stephen is in the capital, lima. we are waiting for potential social unrest, we do not have any food, we are going to go to a supermarket shortly. we are young and healthy but of course we are also worried about what would happen if we get sick. tom burridge, bbc news. despite all the turmoil — schools and nurseries remain open — but for how much longer? the prime minister said he was keeping it under continous review. the largest education union is urging the government to close all schools "at least for some time". here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. trying to make it fun, but schools are struggling to keep safe and teachers are anxious too. it does seem that everyone has been asked to socially distance except for children at school, and also the teachers and the staff. at this school, they ar

lima in peru that brought back 170 passengers to the uk. are another 1000 people have registered with emc there. he woman in cusco was stuck in her accommodation in the hostel desperate to find out how she was going to get back home. keen to get back home. presumably many of the emcees are actually overwhelmed by the number of enquiries they are receiving. —— many of the embassies. absolutely, they're not equipped to be dealing with these problems in such a large scale. they're doing their best at the moment hopefully we will see improvements. 0n the foreign & commonwealth office site at the moment, they're showing that from which you can contact each of the emcees. some of them have twitter feeds, facebook the emcees. some of them have twitterfeeds, facebook pages the emcees. some of them have twitter feeds, facebook pages or even phone numbers you can call. the most important thing is ensure that the embassy is aware of your existence and that you're there in that country where you are in that you need to get home. then it is fingers cros

peru it's about a day's drive to leave. we've been trying to get hold of the m c but ever since the 1st day i got down here. the only scenes being closed apparently the stars are worth and sent home because you can't get a reply on the phone line there's no wrecks going through constant systems so it's been a bit of an information vacuum really well have you had any support from the government i mean do you have access to text messages or are you able to go online is there any way of any communications whatsoever. we get very occasional twitter updates roughly once a day 6 hours or something like that. currently actually it's really exciting that the 1st flight backs in lima and it's meant noon. unfortunately there are a lot of people door to jump around with really serious medical conditions and they haven't been included on that line so we're really waiting to hear how many of those people get to lima to get home because everything's completely locked down we can't even walk down the street without you know you're only al

y tambiÉn, decena de estadounidenses que se encontraban en perÚ debido a la crisis, regresaron hoy a y salen a apoyar al personal mÉdico que felix: y nos despedimos esta noche con una muestra de solidaridad en medio de la pandemia a quien estados unidos. siguiendo el ejemplo de italianos y espaÑoles, residentes de la ciudad de atlanta expresaron su gratitud hacia el personal mÉdico aplaudiendo desde sus casas a travÉs de las ventanas y balcones. como le decimos al comienzo de noticiero, ya estados unidos sobrepasÓ a italia y a china en el nÚmero de contagios. el personal sanitario estÁn a primera lÍneaen la lucha contra esta enfermedad.. asÍ nos despedimos y nosotros con un aplauso para todos ellos los esperamos maÑana, noticias. presentadora:hoy era el opening day del bÉisbol y nos quedamos con las ganas. barcelona podrÍa deducir su sueldo, aunque hace ruido. ♪ presentador: estaremos repasando a un grande, lo criticaron el principio. el torneo de jesÚs corona, hasta que paro la liga. ♪ ♪

y tambiÉn, decena de estadounidenses que se encontraban en perÚ debido a la crisis, regresaron hoy as y salen a apoyar al personal mÉdico que felix: y nos despedimos esta noche con una muestra de solidaridad en medio de la pandemia a quien estados unidos. siguiendo el ejemplo de italianos y espaÑoles, residentes de la ciudad de atlanta expresaron su gratitud hacia el personal mÉdico aplaudiendo desde sus casas a travÉs de las ventanas y balcones. como le decimos al comienzo de noticiero, ya estados unidos sobrepasÓ a italia y a china en el nÚmero de contagios. el personal sanitario estÁn a primera lÍneaen la ♪ ♪ alejandra: buenos dÍas, hoy ese viernes 7 de febrero de 2020, bienvenidos a "despiÉrta Área de la bahÍa". bÁrbara: la nota destacada de hoy, anunciÓ esta semana que cerrarÁ 125 tiendas. alejandra: en nuestro segmento de tecnologÍa, quien tenga una cÁmara de seguridad, podrán mejorar sus opciones de seguridad para actualizar su configuraciÓn. bÁrbara: en nuestro segmento de salud y bienestar, el doctor arondohabla de las enfermedades cardiovasculares y la causa, ya despierta d