ramirez, it's the gating. it's how you get there that seems to lack not just specificity but any effort at all. what you see from the guidelines is they want a downward trajectory in the number of cases within a 14-day period. what exactly does that mean? a trajectory to what and how are we supposed to know. >> you're asking the most important question, john. as somebody out seeing patients on a daily basis, there's a lot of uncertainty about what that means. what the guidelines say, we need a downward trajectory of influenza-like cases or confirmed covid cases. there were no numbers sort of listed to give us information about what that means. is that 5% of the cases? without having that information, it makes it very hard to really decide what to do. at the same time, i think it's worth noting that we will expect influenza-like illnesses to go up in the winter months because that's when influenza starts to come back. by definition, the way that these guidelines are written, we should expect closures again. my

when julio ramirez felt sick, he was twice refused testing for coronavirus and told by doctors to just rest in his suburban los angeles home because they couldn't test him. they didn't have the resources to test him. his wife julie took him to an urgent care center but she says no one ever touched him there. three days later, julie couldn't wake him up. what happened next is a blur for julie. from finding my husband to trying to find a pulse on him, dragging him off the bed onto the floor, it's just a vision that i can't shake she said. everything is just a blur. what happened and when i start getting a clear mind, then i start getting upset that maybe somehow this could have been prevented or he could at least have had a fighting chance. one reason julio ramirez didn't have a fighting chance is that the president of the united states has not made coronavirus testing the number one priority of his government as every expert says that he must if we are ever going to be able to get america back to work and get students back in schools. >> we have great tests and we want the states to adm

one reason julio ramirez didn't have a fighting chance is that the president of the united states has not made coronavirus testing the number one priority of his government as every expert says that he must if we are ever going to be able to get america back to work and get students back in schools. >> we have great tests and we want the states to administer these tests for the most part but we're standing behind them. we have great tests. we've done more testing than any country in the world by far. we have the best tests of any country in the world. >> the only reason we know that julio ramirez died of coronavirus, the only reason we know that is because his wife julie literally had to call 1-800-autopsy to get a private autopsy performed on her husband's body. and that's when julio ramirez was tested for coronavirus in the country where donald trump says we have the greatest testing in the world. he was tested when he was dead. we have now tested about 1% of this country. so we have about 330 million people to go and those tests don't exist yet in the numbers that we need them. the

>>i mean their value of all and we we really appreciate them, but just not right now claudia ramirez is the executive director of saint vincent depaul of contra costa county. >>she says while their food pantries are still up and running the first or a portion of their operation was deemed nonessential and even with signs out front telling people not to dump their donations. >>this is becoming the norm during the pandemic with there's no staff there to bed to take in any of the donations and so. >>what the you know it can get rifled through by you know someone who sees something it can get rained on which happened to them but donations from the other day. a yeah animals can get into whatever but and result in becomes trash, we have to throw it all away about 28 employees of the contra costa saint vincent de paul society had to be laid off at the beginning of the shelter-in-place order. >>ramirez says they're relying on volunteers now to tell them when they noticed donations being dumped outside their store doors. >>but even still whatever has been dropped off has to be dumped because

clase de fútbol a través de la cuenta en enteran de la academia, cómo es eso. >>> soy carlos mauricio ramírezado santa clara ofrece a partir de este jueves una presentación en leña de pequeños cuentos bilingües para los niños para saber los horarios solo debe ingresar a la página de internet que ve en su pantalla, los residentes reconocen a los trabajadores de la salud con algo muy simple y bastante emotivo. desde ayer y a partir de las 7 de la noche le dedican un minuto de aplausos a los doctores y enfermeras además de los rescatistas que exponen su vida para salvar a otras personas, desde aquí les aplaudimos por esta gran labor que está realizando, los esperamos a las 11.

been giving out groceries to those struggling financially during this pandemi and as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, today was one of the biggest crowds they've seen. >> reporter: the cathedral here has hundreds of volunteersit's a well organized driveup distribution of food for families going hungry. >> there's a great need in our area. >> reporter: but even pastor ken foreman was surprised by this, surging crowds. a double line of cars snaking around the church's parking lot and a spillover that jammed up surrounding blocks and even created a backup on the nearest freeway off ramp. >> we're trying to serve as many cars as we can and doing it as quickly as we can but the numbers of cars has been overwhelming. >> reporter: so much so that san jose police had to come in and direct traffic on curtainer avenue which was becoming gridlocked. it stayed that way for hours with church volunteers filling up shopping carts and giving away bread, pasta, vegetables and juice it would cost hundreds of dollars at the supermarket. >> our typical month, we'd do a million dollars a month in giveaway. in a

. >> not again .12 time all-star manny ramirez, another comeback, 47 years old ramirez told the taiwanewspaper he wants to come back to the chinese pro league where he played briefly in 2013. >>> a post game dinner with tom brady sold for $800,000 as part of an all in talons to raise money for covid-19 relief. in addition to dinner the winner will also be his guest and first home game with a buck and receive a game worn jersey. joe montana said dinner with the lonnie currently $55,000. dinner with ken bastida? priceless. five way through the roof. >> [ >>> coming up on cbs evening news, america's gdp shrinks by five percent, hertz prepares for bankruptcy, and stimulus checks are being stolen out of mailboxes. >>> and, how israel is utilizing technology typically used for anti-terrorism to stop the virus spread. that's all tonight here on the cbs evening news. >>> kpix5 wants to honor the class of 2020 during this pandemic. >> today we are featuring sierra joyce jenkinson graduating from tracy high school, congratulations. sierra tells us she is said to miss all the senior year special

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> warm weather is tempting many to make a trip to the beach. but law enforcement officials in san mateo county say think again. deven is live in half-moon bay with that story, deven? >> yeah, it's a bitter pill to swallow. but the basic message here on the coast in san mateo county, if you have to drive more than five miles to reach the beach, don't come and expect a ticket if you do. >> using off road vehicles and deputies on patrol, the san mateo county sheriff's office has written nearly 400 warnings and issued more than 600 parking tickets all in a singular effort to prevent beaches from becoming over crowded during the emergency stay-at-home order. >> we have one of the most restrictive health orders in the greater bay area. one of the restrictions is you have to live within five miles to recreate. that's what we recommend. >> san mateo county's recreation order limits outdoor recreation to five miles of the house. >> we are trying to restrict traveling to other places as much as possible for those reasons. and i think it makes sense that

era de 104, el dolor de cabeza era tan intenso que yo le pedía a dios que me llevará >>> el doctor ramírezgue una actualización >>> la verdad que sí, en la fase en la que estamos ya de la epidemia, van un poco tardes >>> por eso piensa si tendrá algún impacto esta nueva lista, lo más grave es que pacientes pudieron haber recibido un diagnóstico idóneo y siguieron propagando la enfermedad inadvertidamente >>> pudieran haber sido personas que pudieran haber pensado es una bronquitis o un ataque de asma y hay personas que pudieron haber tenido el covid-19 >>> desde el centro de control y prevención de enfermedades dice que la persona debe buscar atención médica inmediata si presenta además de la dificultad para respirar labios asolados, dificultad para ponerse de pie y confusión >>> en oakland, pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48 >>> hoy autoridades de salud en sonoma informaron sobre datos recientes de coronavirus en su localidad con 22 nuevos contagios y un total de 226 >>> ¿cómo identificaron estos nuevos casos? >>> en la mayoría de estos casos hemos encontrado el rastreo intenso del acto >>

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ben ramirez is giving out coffee and smiles out his kitchen window seven day a week. and check this out. he uses a toy gorilla arm to hand out his fresh pourovers. >> why a gorilla arm? >> this was to keep our distance? >> yeah? >> this is so he could stay at least six feet away. >> it's working! >> ramirez is technically a tech worker but his dream is to one day open a cafe and coffee roastery. and you can certainly check out more positive stories like this on kpix.com/together. and you can see our ideas together. >>> coming up, pull out your best purple attire because cbs is saluting the music of princemore on the star-studded concert airing this week. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. it's only human to find inspiration

y tambiÉn descubre los poderes del yoga, esta maÑana disfrutaremos de las rutinas de francisco ramÍrez tiene... ♪ ♪ >> esta historia me da mucho gusto porque el medio ambiente no se escapa del impacto del coronavirus, pero en este caso nuestro planeta se encuentra en mejores manos y estÁ mejor que nosotros los humanos. >> yo creo que sÍ, y bueno carlos adriÁn esta desde miami con esta historia buenos dÍas carlos. >> asÍ es, es que han sido muchas las malas noticias que han surgido a travÉs del coronavirus, sin embargo, ante toda la pandemia ha habido una beneficiada, la madre tierra, ya que se reporta que los niveles de contaminaciÓn han bajadbajad. >> la nasa bajÓ la contaminaciÓn, y hoy en estados unidos la historia es igual, debido a la llegada del coronavirus. >> el deceso de contaminaciÓn ambiental, tras las cierres, los toques de queda los protocolos de distanciamiento social y su efecto en el ambiente es real, lo estamos viendo y es un gran indicador de lo que puede ocurrir en este planeta si cambiamos nuestra conducta. >> pero cuÁndo durara este efecto en la naturaleza? >> redu

>>i mean their value of all and we we really appreciate claudia ramirez is the now executive director ofaint vincent depaul of contra costa county. >>she says while their food running the first or a portion of their operation was deemed nonessential and even with signs out front telling people not to dump their donations. >>this is becoming the norm during the paemic with there's no staff there to bed to take in any of the donations ans >>what the you know it can get rifled through byyou know someone who sees sothing it can get rained on which hpened to them but donations from the other day. a yeah animals can get into whatever but and resultant becomes trash we have to throw it all away about 28 employees of the contra costa saint vincent de paul society had to be laid shelter-inlace order. f the >>ramirez says they're relying volunteers now to tell them when they noticed donations beingdumped outse their store doors. >>but even still whatevers been dropped off has to be dumped because we have no no knowledge of how they how they got there holong they've been there they anytime they'

in ago we're joined right now by monica ramirez, president and founder of justice for migrant women,o-o-founder and d presit of the latinx house, a and a number of other titles including co-founder of the national farmworker women's alliance. talka, if you can specifically aboutut female farmworkerers and ththe challels they a are facing now? >> s sure. thank k you for havingng me on e shshow. one of the things were hearing from farmworker women is thatt ththey don't hahave chihildcare. many of ththem are havining to t their jobs, whichch means if the living inn a two i income household, the sellers have immediately been cut i in half. they are feeling extremely stressed o out about the fact ty don't have enough food toto feed their childreren. they often cannonot make it to places whehere they're doingng r delivery because they y don't he transporortation and having ince cut in h have has s come at huge cost to theieir families. there also concerned that if they have to -- if they're working and need to miss work for any reason to care for their children otherwisese, they wille fire

>>i mean they're valuable and we we rely appreciate them, but just not righnow claudia ramirez is theirector of saint vincent depaul of contra costa county. >>she says while thr food panties are still up and running the first or a portion of their operation was deemed nonessential and even th signs out front telling people not to dump their donations. >>this is becoming the norm during the pandemic with there's no staff there to bed to ta in any of the donations and o what the you know it can getrifled through by you know someone who sees something it can get rained on which happened to them but donations from the otr day. a yeah animals can get into whatever but the end result that bemes trash we have to throw it all away about 28 employees of the contra cost saint vincent de paul society had to be laid off at the beginning the shelte-in-place order. >>ramirez says they're relying on volunteers now to tell them when they noticed donations beingdumped outside their >>but even still whatever has been dropd off has to be dumped because we have no no knowledge of how they how they got th

>>i mean they're valuable and we we really appreciate them, but just not right now claudia ramirez is the executive director of saint vincent depaul of contra costa county she says while their food pantries are still up and running but first or portion of their operation was deemed nonessential and even with signs out front telling people not to dump their donations. this is becoming the norm during the pandemic with there's no staff there to bed to take in any of the donations and so what the you know it can get rifled through by you know someone who sees something it can get rained on which happened to them book donations from the other day. >>animals can get into whatever but. >>the end result that becomes trash we have to throw it all away about 28 employees of the contra costa saint vincent de paul society had to be laid off at the beginning of the shelter-in-place order. >>ramirez says they're relying on volunteers now to tell them when they noticed donations being dumped outside their store doors. >>but even still whatever has been dropped off has to be dumped because we have n

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.>>> ben ramirez is giving out coffee and some smiles from his kitchen window seven days a week thoseegulators are neighborhood nurses, doctors, delivery drivers and other essential workers. he uses a toy door alarm to hand out his fresh pour over his.>> why yeager alarm? >> this was to keep our distance. so we can stay at least six feet away. [ laughter ] >> it is working.>> ramirez is technically a tech worker but his dream is to any open a cafe and coffee roaster he. he can be found at his kitchen window from 80 m until noon. the copy of three but he also accepts donations to keep that project going.>>> now to a different kind of brutal, we are talking beer. this morning, one company wants to fix a huge buzz kill for brides and grooms to be. busch is offering a year supply of free beer to couples who are forced to change their wedding plans. the company plans to select o a emselves on twitter and hashtag sweepstakes. for more uplifting stories like this, just had to kpix.com/together. if you have a story idea for us, we would love to hear it. you can send it to together@cbs.com and

repartir el resto en el estado de massachusetts y nueva york >>> destaca la información soy mauricio ramírezción de su boda, sin embargo sus vecino lo sorprendieron entre ellos manejaban por las calles en un carro cada uno de los residente salió de sus vivienda para saludar a la pareja y expresar deseo a los recién casados, su celebración oficial pero una conmemoración, y la celebración por los 150 años del parque se pospuso pero esta noche en san francisco así como la torre se iluminó para conmemorar la fecha además como parte de la celebración virtual el sitio web, tendrá una serie de conciertos donde usted presentará bandas metálica entre otros artistas >>> es el color de esperanza, que necesitamos en esta época de incertidumbre así que lleno de esperanza vamos a descansar, estarán vienen formado, buenas noches hasta mañana! >> [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . > bienvenidos a zona mixta a un año de pago de raúl cuánto vale?. >> también el presidente de la comisión de árbitros arturo . >> kobe bryant al salón de la fama de la nba. >> tendremos un nuevo programa que se llama confesione

reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> six cities their stay-at-home order through the end of may. the alameda county fairgrounds which is normally gearing up for the county fair is transforming into a testing site. the testing will happen over the next four weeks as long as supplies last. >>> governor newsom said we are weeks away from easing the social distancing order. he emphasized that california's a behavior will dictate what is the next. he chastised some for flocking to beaches despite the mandate to stay at home. he said he will lay out more details about businesses, and childcare facilities. >>> the mayor apologizing to fema for accusing the agency of seizing shipments of ppe. >> incorrect information is irresponsible and dangerous in light of what we are all dealing with. not only do i want to apologize to fema for that particular information, i also want to point out that the other challenges that i talked about are still challenges that we face >> the mayor said she received bad information from a third party source. she said the access to ppe is vital in reope

deportivo el día de hoy para las 6:00 de la tarde es tiene más información deportivo soy carlos mauricio ramíreztas saber para salir adelante durante esta esencia. contigo con información muy importante sobre cómo pagar la renta. servicios médicos inmigrantes indocumentados como manejar la ansiedad y violencia doméstica apoyando en nuestra comunidad trae forma desistan mejor preparado. un telemundo frente hecho primero contigo >>> noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30 >>> qué tan nuevo en esta es. de los esfuerzos sintonía. un brote de coronavirus. ha levantado las alertas entre este sector. diversas organizaciones que las condiciones en las mexicanas son óptimas para la propagación de la enfermedad nos amplía esta fo

el agente se llama marco antonio ramÍrez. el anuncia la protagonista se pasea por las calles del municipio en el estado de mÉxico alertando a la poblaciÓn de mantenerse en sus casas si salen, no acercarse para evitar la propagaciÓn del virus. el video se propaga rÁpidamente por las redes sociales. muchos confundirÁn a la actriz con la alcaldesa gabriela gamboa, ya que ella fue la que lo compartiÓ. en esos momentos no importarÍa si nos confunden con la heroÍna susana distancia. karla: esa es una labor buena, si nos llegan a confundir con una heroÍna como susana distancia. vamos a compartir las respuestas y dudas que ustedes tienen a travÉs de todo lo que estamos pasando con el coronavirus. doctores, buenos dÍas. presenta tus colegas. doctor juan: ya los conocen, al doctor andrÉs, pediatra, vocero de la asociaciÓn americana de pediatrÍa. el doctor hernÁndez, internista. y karla, te digo lo que estÁ pasando de actualidad. yo sÉ que te gusta las noticias positivas, te tengo una. karla: estoy lista. doctor juan: hace la semana pas

hi.aria ramirez?d's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... maria ramirez. to help more employees achieve their dreams. trust us. us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. >> bill: so the monthly jobs report comes out on friday and one survey economy predicts at least 100,000 jobs cut. they also warn that will not show the full impact of the virus because a lot of the data will be before a government ordered shutdowns. tomorrow, thursday, we will get a look at the new weekly jobless claims. this is the number that shot up to 3.3 million a week ago and economist say it could be in the millions yet again. today is also april 1st and landlords in new york city tell "the new york times" that up to 40% of tenants may not pay their rent. the state is temporarily banning evictions but the owners say they should be able to put off utility bills and taxes. we are watching now a steep sell-off in the final hour

mÁs adelante hablaremos con odalys ramÍrez, a la conductora de televisa.onas no pueden pagar la renta o la hipoteca debido al coronavirus, un proyecto de ley busca ayudarlos, te diremos de quÉ se trata. karla: para alegrarnos la maÑana, llega pedro fernÁndez, no te puedes perder este hecho, producido pensando en ti. alan: quÉdate con nosotros aquÍ en "despiÉrta américa" . ya regres todos ayudamos quedándonos en casa. pero eso puede subir las facturas de electricidad. puedes ahorrar si ajustas el termostato a 68 grados o menos... desconectas o apagas lo que no uses... o dejas que el sol entre en tu casa. mantente sano y sigamos brillando. raÚl: familia muchas gracias por continuar con nosotros. si estÁ desayunando buen provecho. y ahora nos enlazamos en vivo con carlos desde su casa, que la convertido en un estudio. cÓmo estÁs? carlos: muy bien, muchas felicidades a todos de estar aquÍ juntos reunidos. les tengo una buena noticia. joaquÍn sabina, ustedes saben que tuvo esta caÍda horrible en uno de sus conciertos. estÁ de vuelta y con muy buen humor dijo qu

ben ramirez turned his kitchen window into a free coffee stand. he offers free coffee to healthcare heroes, and other essential workers. his 5-year-old son suggested using his toy gorilla arm to hand over the cups, while keeping six feet away. >> a lot of people have actually been very thankful having just, like, a space to come get your coffee and talk to somebody for a second. makes it feel like they're back in their kind of routine. >> together, as ever, as one. ramirez says his dream is to open a cafe. he's certainly got the service part down. thank you for watching. time for "cnn tonight" and that means d lemon. >> that reminds me. remember the old thing? the old punching thing when we were young? the expandible thing that had the boxing glove on the end. you don't remember that? >> oh. oh. oh. i know what you're talking about. i thought rock 'em, sock 'em robots. >> you're way older than me, so you probably don't remember that. that was before my time. or the hook. >> pull him on stage! give him the hook. >> well, that, i remember. i still f

. >>> benny ramirez is giving out coffee and some smiles from his regulars, our neighborhood nurses.rs, delivery drivers and other essential workers. and he uses a toy gorilla arm to hand out his fresh poor overs.>> why a gorilla arm? . say we are siaway. r it is working. >> ramirez is technically a tech worker but is remiss to monday open a coffee grocery. you can be found in his kitchen window from 80 m until noon, the coffee is free but he also accepts donations to keep that project going. >> i like it. it is a very creative way. now to a different kind of brew, we are talking beer this morning one company wants to fix a huge buzz kill for bride and grooms to be. busch is offering a years supply of free beer to put two couples were forced to change their wedding plans, they plan to select 252 er r, they coupleses itter and g hatag sweepstakes. for more uplifting stories like this, just had to kpix.com/together. if you have a story idea for us, we'd love to hear it . you can send it to together@cbs.com. stay with us, more positive stories coming up in our next half hour. >>> before

call my team at newday usa. p1úcsj1j plg" hi.aria ramirez?nald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... maria ramirez. to help more employees achieve their dreams. by the enrock and roll!tour i'll turn you [ screaming ] zombies. if we're gonna save the world we need to unite all the trolls. like country. the country trolls look friendly. get em'. [ screaming ] hip hop. ♪ tiny diamond is my name peace and love tiny and daddy out. and techno. -get ready for the drop. wait for it. come on man! ♪ one more time yeah. ♪ >> harris: hospitals pushed to the brink. covid-19 has been the great equalizer, at least here on the east coast where we are seeing public and private hospitals alike grappling with limited medical resources, scrambling for extra beds and life-saving equipment. i don't want to leave washington and california and texas and -- i mean, there are other places that are seeing this, too. refrigerated trailers were quite the site. they are being converted into morgues. the presi

lincecum ramirez is on a block in downtown san francisco where virtually every business has had to let workers go,. len? >> reporter: that's right. on this one block alone, zones and dozens of workers have been laid off. when you multiply that around the city and state, you have what is shaping town an unprecedented unemployment crisis. >> benjamin gonzales lost his job as a swimming instructor when his job site was shut down because of the covid-19 crisis, and he is struggling. >> everything i'm paying off, like my rent, is from my savings, my only personal savings. >> reporter: he filed with the state of california for unemployment insurance weeks ago, but hasn't received any benefits yet, and is looking for a job and a lifeline. >> the job market right now is a little rough. >> i've active seen anything like this before. the numbers are astronomical. >> reporter: a civil rights attorney, ruth, is staffing an advice line for those going through an unemployment crisis. >> people who are desperate, and often in tears because they need money. they're not receiving any money, and they've

por el tiempo no se muevan porque mi compaÑero tiene mÁs informaciÓn deportiva soy carlos mauricio ramÍrezempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo correcto hoy. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir viviendo bien. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30 les informa sandra cervantes este martes iniciÓ la fase 3 de la pandemia la cual es considerada la etapa mÁs peligrosa por tal motivo el sector funerario asegurÓ que estÁ lista para enfrentar la situaciÓn, jazive pÉrez nos muestra algunas medidas que ya estÁn tomando >>

. >> la policía confirmó que no emitió citación el doctor ramírez observó la situación . >> las consecuenciasene que entender que el asunto es serio que se pueden infectar, cierren negocios no indispensables . >> en oakland noticiero telemundo 48 . >> y san francisco inicia un programa de rastreo que acortará respuesta al coronavirus, esto permite identificar a los residentes que son expuestos al covid-19, dando positivo les darán acceso a insumos necesarios . >> es importante que alguien haga seguimineto del contacto, de vez en cuando son pocas o a veces más . >> el pñaciente tiene que dar el nombre de las personas con las qjue tuvo contacto, para que la ciudad les ofrezca una prueba . >> y (palabra en inglés) está tratando de ampliar pruebas anticuerpos para pruebas de salud, lograron con esto realizar 500 exámenes al día, a diferencia de las prubeas con el covid-19, estos examennes pueden determinar si alguien tuvo el coronavirus en el pasado, para identificar la prevalencia de la enfermedad en la comunidad médica . >> y se escucharon aplausos en san josé para trabajadores de la salud, el

so -- >> manny ramirez is interested in another come back.nts to return to chinese professional league where he played in 2013. he turns 48 next month. a post game dinner with tom brady sold for $800,000 as part of the all in challenge to raise mofor covid-19 relief. willbe his guest at his first home game and receive a game worn dinner. dinner for joe montana and ronnie lott currently at $59,000. the top five in this day in sports history. >> i was just being jonny miller. that is all. >> reporter: happy birthday to golf legend jonny miller. number 4, 2015, the o's and white sox played at an empty stadium due to riots. 2013, started april 29 and ended the 30th. brandon moss hit a walk off home run in the 19th inng. six hours and 32 minutes. the longest game ever at the coliseum. 2007, davis scored 33 points and the we believe warriors took a 3-1 series lead over the mavericks. and number 1, the giants' first win ever at petco park. they finished the year with the best home record in baseball. . >>> music) (dramatic music) - [announcer] this

>>ramirez says they're relying on volunteers now to tell them when they noticed donations being dumped outside their store doors. >>but even still whatevr has been dropped off has to be dumped because we have no no knowledge of how they how they got there how long ty've been there they anytime they're there for more than a couple hours 've got to just. >>they kw unfortunately and then think are the dumping these the sameissue was founded goodwill locations across the east bay. >>ramirez says they don't want to discourage people from donating all together ju to simply hold on to it for now if you can so if you're inhe organization mode right now in cleaning up the organized what you've clned up andhave it in the corner office to go and as soon as our stores open will be happy to take your donation as she mentioned every time they have to dump your donations in the trash they do incur the cost of that so it's technically hurting them in the process. >>if you continue to donation dump the saint vincent de paul society, food bas are still in operation right now the organization is encourag

mÁs de 1400 enfermeros voluntarios como david ramÍrez se unirÁn a 100 hospitales en nueva york maÑanaajo en equipo, entonces gracias a dios tengo amigos que me ayudaron a conseguir mÁscaras como esta que tiene los filtros al lado y esa es la que usamos en el hospital porque muchos de los hospitales no se no estÁn dando las mÁscaras necesarios. >> es allÍ donde se registra el 40% de las 4202 muertes hasta la fecha. mientras la batalla por aplanar la curva en el estado no da tregua. fabiola galindo, univisiÓn. fÉlix: una de las recomendaciones de los expertos para una reapertura del paÍs es ampliar la capacidad para realizar pruebas de detecciÓn del covid-19.el presidente dice que es responsabilidad de los estados, pero afirman que necesitan la intervenciÓn del gobierno federal y como nos explica pablo gato, los datos indican otra cosa. >> un homenaje sin discursos debido a la pandemia para las vÍctimas del ataque terrorista en oklahoma hace 25 aÑos. hubo 168 muertos y estremeciÓ al paÍs, pero hoy el coronavirus ya se cobrÓ la vida de mÁs de 40,000 personas en estados unidos. la adminis

monica ramirez, thank you so much for talking with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we'll take a short break here. still to come, some u.s. states are getting closer to re-opening their economies after coronavirus lockdowns. we will go live to germany where that process is already underway. we'll learn a little bit more about it. back in a moment. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds for low income families in our intern

pablo ramÍrez, paco villa, enrique bermÚdez, luis omar tapia, todos los narradores, tus favoritos, los, no se lo pueden perder, da inicio este viernes 10 de da inicio este viernes 10 de abril a las 3:00 de la tarde. borja seguramente muy emocionante para toda esta gente que nos encantan los deportes. borja: estoy con la boca abierta como la tecnologÍa es maravillosa. va a distraer y a entretener a muchas personas amantes del deporte. ¿quÉ te parece si hace y la siguiente historia nos demuestra que durante la pandemia las familias unidas se divierten mas.este video de "hola monique" en tik tok tiene borja: este vÍdeo tiene como para agonista a la abuela antonia villarreal de 90 aÑos. ella vive con sus nietos que la pusieron a bailar en la popular plataforma. dice que esta pasando la cuarentena adjunta si es una buena forma de mantener a su abuelita activa. tambiÉn nos dijo que doÑa antonia estÁ emocionada por estar hoy en la ediciÓn digital. sÉ que nos estÁ viendo, mi querida antonia, un beso muy fuerte de parte de toda la gente que hace "ediciÓn digital". carolina: seÑora antonia, aquÍ

reportera: omar ramÍrez es un modelo que ayuda a los ancianos reportÁndoles comidas en sus casas. >> en el bronx, y en yersi, el caso mÁs dramÁtico de toda la naciÓn, en donde un vecino alertÓ a las autoridades sobre un cadÁver, que al final resultÓ en una morgue con 68 ancianos que habÍan fallecido desde febrero. la escasez de personal, algunos de ellos incapacitados de trabajar, por haber contraÍdo el virus, fue uno de los factores que reflejÓ la investigaciÓn. reportera: el 85% de los que han muerto en los estados unidos debido al coronavirus son personas mayores de 65 aÑos, de lejos la poblaciÓn mÁs vulnerable de esa pandemia. ilia: un hospital de long iland celebrÓ ese temperado de coronavirus 750 pacientes, con aplausos y globos celebraron que se les dio de alta a la gente nÚmeros del 50, la cifra es notable, hemos en cuenta que ese centro mÉdico sÓlo cuenta con 511 camas. jorgr: ciento de miles de angelinos habÍan desarrollado anticuerpos con coronavirus, sin saber que estÁn infectados. ilia: trabajadores convocan una protesta por lo que consideran actitudes irresponsables de

enfrentando tantos peligros los verdaderos herois, aquÍ tenemos algunos de ellos comenzamos con mil y ramÍrez te dirÍa que este una peruana que trabaja en el hospital puente piedra la ciudad de lima, en su mensaje sandra edit asegura que ya es un ejemplo de fuerza y bondad para ella no es un trabajo ya ama lo que hace y terminamos con el min augusto enamorado estÁ en la lucha contra el coronavirus en varios hospitales de honduras. >> ustedes tambiÉn en casa envÍa sus fotografias y vÍdeos en la cuenta de instagram ue facebook de la ediciÓn digital para que

mario ramirez. he served under president obama. dr. ee mer is, i want to start with you.because we saw these pictures, small groups from around the country. but we saw the president egging them on with tweets saying liberate michigan, liberate minnesota, et cetera. as a public official, as a doctor, as someone who treats patients, when you see something like that, what's your reaction? >> thanks for having me. i think you're right that some of those statements and those images -- [ inaudible ] from a public health standpoint, there's -- i mean, if we look at the virus task force's recommendations, you're supposed to have a decrease in cases for 14 days, influenza lue-like cas before you lift -- [ inaudible ] we've talked a lot about testing. the truth is that we haven't -- [ inaudible ] even if we can test these people, we don't have a way to trace them and their contacts after that. the third thing, we've also underfocused on other critical things and not a lot of emphasis for what we do with children and education. what are we going to do with these folks? i think it's

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melin ramÍrez dice que ella es una mega trabajadora. con dÍa para que la gente que llega a los hospitales estÉn bien asÍ que si ustedes conocen a un hÉroe y

ramÍrez.ue todos los negocios considerados no esenciales han tenido que cerrar las puertas. >> podrÍa llegar al 20% son niveles que no se veÍan desde los aÑos 30 como lo hemos dicho aquÍ detrÁs de cada cifra hay una persona que comenzarÁ a tener dificultades para salir adelante es el rostro humano de la tragedia econÓmica por el coronavirus nicole >>> javier vega desde washington, crece la alarma >>> la expansiÓn del contagio llevÓ al cierre temporal de colorado de una de esas empresas cerca de 6.000 empleados suspendieron sus labores sin derecho a sueldo. >> segÚn autoridades la planta serÁ desinfectada la cual la actividad serÁn limitado >>> los Ángeles reafirma su compromiso en la lucha contra el covid-19 alcalde anunciÓ que se asocia con comunidades cientÍfica para acelerar la investigaciÓn que busca ahondar >>> no lejos de los Ángeles el club automovilÍstico de pomona recibiÓ reparto gratuito de alimentos a partir de ahora el club lo repetirÁ cada miÉrcoles. >> salen a la luz mÁs historia

si ellos no sobreviven, desempleados como ramÍrez no tendrÁn trabajo despuÉs de la pandemia. >> la mejoro. y que las cosas se van a mejorar. porque con ponerse triste, con ponerse depresivo, con ponerse negativo no va a mejorar la situaciÓn. reportero: harÁ falta ser positivo, porque a corto plazo el pronÓstico económico seguirÁ siendo poco alentador. jorge: ya lo vieron la magnitud de la crisis lleva a medidas drÁsticas. el secreto del tesoro trazÓ un plan para rescatar financiamiente las aerolÍneas. el presidente insiste en reabrir las actividades en el paÍs como nos cuenta claudia. reportera: el presidente busca maneras de abrir el paÍs tan pronto se pueda. [inglÉs] reportera: dijo a la prensa que no quiere dar una fecha exacta, pero el presidente tiene en la mira un segundo grupo de trabajos para revitalizar la economÍa. el secretario del tesoro dijo hoy que gran parte de los negocios podrÍan abrir en mayo. anunciÓ que se planea rescatar a las aerolÍneas. >> el asesor econÓmico del presidente tambiÉn fue optimista, indicÓ que el comercio podrÍa abrir en 4 Ó 6 semanas. pero pensar en

carolina: desde california tenemos el de susana corona ramÍrez, ella tiene 11 aÑos y pintÓ un arcoirisspedimos la ediciÓn agradeciÉndoles por la sintonÍay recordÁndoles que cecilia: por ahora existe una postergaciÓn de la renta para los residente de los Ángeles, pero exigen un perdÓn totalde la renta durante la crisis. yarel: estudiantes universitarios enfrentan varios obstÁculos surgidos de la pandemiapor el coronavirus, cÓmo pagarÁn sus deudas. celebramos el dÍa del niÑo. nos conectamos con una maestra de espaÑol que nos dio consejos de cÓmo fomentar el amor por nuestra cultura seguros desde casa. muy buenas tardes. cÓmo le va?

con jesús zárate, sobre cómo le fue al equipo en el primer día del draft o no soy carlos mauricio ramírezoronavirus, hablamos con doctores >>> puede seguirnos en medios sociales facebook, instagram y (♪ música ) este es su noticiero telemundo 48a las cinco y 30 >>> bienvenidos >>> iniciamos en méxico donde siguen llegando pacientes con covid-19 a los hospitales, los contagiados son aislados y ni siquiera pueden ver a sus seres queridos >>> un hospital de méxico creado un método por el cual las famili t

mario ramirez, thank you for coming on. we'd like to call upon your wisdom and guidance again if we can. >>> coming up for us, michael moore is here to talk about the new push in his home state and beyond to whip off the mask, get out of the house, go to work. >>> today protesters rallied outside the state capitol richmond, virginia urging democratic governor ralph northam, who also happens to be a physician, to reopen the state. virginia is after all one of the states the president urged to liberate over twitter. meanwhile, new polling from the a.p. shows 61% of us feel steps taken by the government to prevent infections are about right. we are pleased to welcome back a proud michigander, movie maker, muckraker, also happens to be the host of the podcast "rumble with michael moore." and michael moore has been able to join us tonight. michael, stephen moore, no relation, the economist, compared these protesters out there right now to rosa parks. first of all, can we please stop with the rosa parks and mlk comparisons? but,

lynn ramirez is in the south bay with a huge impact.>>> you talk about the draspth of shutting down a re rewhy. pumps ve be mostly side for con that prices are dropping. $2.85. $2.69. $2.59. and now even $2.29 for a gallon of regular unleaded. prices are dropping fast. it is the one bright spot for people hit hard in the pocketbook by the covid 19 crisis. >>> i think it is a good thing for us. this quarantine. all of us not working. is not good for gas stations and the companies that run refineries. the marathon petroleum company announced it is shutting down its massive martinez refinery a process that takes about a week. the company said it began to shut down on sunday because of a 60% drop in demand for gasoline brought on by the coronavirus in california shelter in place order. >>> this is really e refi i think scrambli to respto.>> reporter: he studies the oil industry and called marathon a major producer. the refinery come process 161,000 barrels of crude oil per day and it employs about 740 people. with wholesale prices dropping it no longer makes economic sense to keep the ref

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