borja: juan rivera, gracias por conectarse con nosotros.e los Ángeles se prepara con 28 cosas confirmados en la ciudad. y una serie de medidas estrictas estÁn dandono solamente en el aeropuerto sino en distintos paÍses . les tenemos los detalles en minutos. el gobernador actualiza las casas de coronavirus en el estado de california. ademÁs, con quÉ hospitales trabajarÍa para tratar a pacientes que han dado positivo. ♪ ♪

rivera: oh, it hurtsts. ahh. woman:n: it looks like it's havg a good effect. rivera: why i want my tattoos removed is because it's just a bad d example when m out thehere with my kids. outut there, like, i can't go to the beach and they're looking at my tattoos, becacause i don't want them to follow suit. i want to be a better role model for them. i came out with no probationon,o parole, nothing, so, i didn't even have n no helping handandd everything. the first day i i gt out, i ended up s staying at unn station, downtotown l.a., and tn from there, i look a at myself.i was like, man, like, really hit rock bottom, but i w was really tempted to s start slanging andd making quick money how i used to say. i h had all thehe connections and everything. i went to homeboys, and i remember there was a solar program they had riright there. youu know whatat, i go, solar'ss gonna be a careeeer for me, so, i'm gonna just stick with the sosolar. so, i end up doing the solar and grid alternatives came over there and they gave us training. so, right here, we're getting all t

[deris s speakingng] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migranants is that often there is no population to go back k to. the same thing happensns with wars. soso, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capitalal of mongolia,a, more thanan 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herrding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzu

hablamos de carlos rivera. consentido de todos.endientes. los boletos estarÁn a la venta a partir de este viernes 6 de marzo. alan: no puedo creer el Éxito que estÁ teniendo carlos rivera. bien merecido. eres un grande y humilde. el prÓximo lunes, marzo estÁ cargado, el prÓximo lunes 9 de marzo regresa una nueva temporada de la exitosa serie "sin miedo a la verdad". estÁ teniendo un Éxito rotundo. francisca: claro que sÍ. vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ. >> si tengo que dejar mi vida lo voy hacer. >>este lunes 9 de marzo se estrena en univisiÓn la tercera temporada de "sin miedo a la verdad". hablamos con los protagonistas. [risas] >> la verdad que soy una persona que no me meto mucho en polÍtica, pero me gusta esta onda de mano por supuesto. tambiÉn esta persona polÍtica. muy aparte de la polÍtica lo hace, independientemente, de los hijos Él hace lo suyo. >>se integrÓ el presidente que es el seÑor eduardo yÁÑez. cÓmo ha sido trabajar con Él? >> ha sido un placer. nos hicimos grandes amigos. hace poco fui a su casa en una fiesta. la

por mÁs de 20 aÑos hortencia tinajero ha vivido cerca de la rivera.e vida" para denunciar los problemas de salud pÚblica. en enero de 2008 revelaron que la muerte de un menor de ocho aÑos se debiÓ a la acumulaciÓn de arsÉnico en su organismo. el niÑo cayÓ al rÍo y bebiÓ accidentalmente las aguas nauseabundas. ese fue el primer ejemplo de las consecuencias que esas aguas estaban teniendo en la salud de los habitantes. graciela: no podemos dejar de respirar, quizÁ no tomamos agua del rÍo, la usamos, sí, para la siembra de muchos de los cultivos, que tambiÉn nos comemos. ahtziri: tras las denuncias, graciela y una decena de sus familiares recibieron amenazas de muerte y debieron vivir escondidos bajo protecciÓn del gobierno federal por mÁs de un aÑo. una investigaciÓn cientÍfica ordenada por el gobierno del estado concluyÓ que hay una relaciÓn directa entre la contaminaciÓn y el alto nÚmero de enfermedades. la sorpresa adicional es que los resultados los obtuvieron desde hace casi nueve aÑos, pero se mantuvieron en secreto. la profesora gabriela domÍngue

marÍa: el doctor rivera, nuestro corresponsal mÉdico principal.o de los casos reales. estamos en la misma trayectoria de italia. yo le pregunto a usted si alguna vez se le ha llenado la casa de agua y trata de sacar el agua con cubos, no funciona. eso es lo que estamos haciendo, poniendo medidas pequeÑas cuando no funcionan. el gobierno sabe exactamente lo que hay que hacer. los profesionales de la salud saben lo que hay que hacer. hay que aislarse, hay que parar, hay que ejercer ese distanciamiento social porque esa curva de casos que va hacia arriba... [ininteligible] marÍa: las medidas que tomemos cada uno detengan? doctor rivera: no hay medicamentos ni vacuna para el virus, la Única manera que muere es que no pase de un cuerpo a otro. si nosotros logramos hacer eso de una manera contundente, los casos van a empezar a disminuir con relaciÓn al tiempo y a eso es lo que nos referimos a aplanar la curva, el nÚmero de casos va bajando o por lo menos menos casos al mes para que obviamente los servicios de salud pueden estar ahÍ para las personas. ma

precisamente mitigaciÓn del contagio, el doctor juan rivera, en pocas palabras, quÉ es lo que tenemosue vemos en italia, la mortalidad, luego de los 70 aÑos, cuÁnto persona, quÉ porcentaje de personas se muere luego de 70 aÑos, casi 10% de las personas se mueren, de 80 a 89 aÑos, 16%, mÁs de 90 aÑos 20%, los milenios, los jÓvenes, tenemos a la responsabilidad de protegernos a nosotros para proteger a las personas mayores de edad, que si nosotros las contarÍamos, probablemente no les dirÁ tambiÉn como a una persona mÁs joven, no quiere decir que las personas jÓvenes no acaban con sala intensivo, pero tienen a recuperarse. miren la mortalidad que no viene en italia en personas mayores. alguien me decÍaal otro día, nuestros abuelos se le pidiÓ ir a la era para protegernos, y a nosotros se nos estÁn pidiendo que nos quedemos en casa, es lo que tenemos que hacer. marÍa: nuestros trabajadores del campo reaccionen, vamos a una pausa. texas abre el nuevo centro prueba entrega el mismo día de target. en tu puerta para que puedas hacer más. target. rápido y listo. arranca el día con todo. con r

the good morning i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. it has been nearly two weeks since the coronavirus was labeled a global pandemic and it is spreading fast. america now has the hughest rate of increase in the world confirmed cases have surpassed 46,000 monday was the deadliest day so far with phase tallties surging into the triple digits pushing the death toll to 549. >> could the olympics be pushed back a year? in an interview with the committee member, he says the postponement for the olympics has been decided and could be moved to 2021. >>> amazon is tightening its grip of people trying to profit from the panhandle it's pulled over half a million listings and suspended nearly 4,000 accounts for price gouging. >>> britain's prime minister places the country on lockdown boris johnson urged brits to stay at home people will only be allowed to leave for very limited purposes.

. >> state senator gustavo rivera is the bill's co-sponsor. >> you can pick a random person in this corner and they'll tell you a horror story about the current health care system in the state of new york and the country. >> we did that. >> there you go. >> if we fight it in public, we win because people know how the system is broken and we're offering a solution to that. >> i have tons of questions for you. >> the new york health act has passed in the state assembly five times. but never in the republican-controlled state senate. now, for the first time in a decade, democrats have the majority in both houses. so the bill has a real shot at passing. i've been traveling around the country, and i've seen worse states than yours. new york looks pretty good from the outside. why do you need more? >> 95% of new yorkers have some kind of health coverage. but the problem is that millions and millions of new yorkers every year have somebody in the household who goes without needed care because they can't afford it. >> a system that works like that

the ship docked in long beach about 6:00 this morning and came from the mexican rivera. the passenger is a u.s. citizens, they said. >>> right now the number of coronavirus cases in the united states has topped 400. 19 people have died from the virus. more cases popped up across the bay area today, as well. let's take a look where those are. santa clara county announcing eight more cases bringing the total to 32. that's the most out of any bay area county by far. six new cases announced in san francisco today. that brings the total number of cases in the county to eight.

. >> state senator gustavo rivera is the bill's co-sponsor. >> you can pick a random person in this corner and they'll tell you a horror story about the current health care system in the state of new york and the country. >> we did that. >> there you go. >> if we fight it in public, we win because people know how the system is broken and we're offering a solution to that. >> i have tons of questions for you. >> the new york health act has passed in the state assembly five times. but never in the republican-controlled state senate. now, for the first time in a decade, democrats have the majority in both houses. so the bill has a real shot at passing.

mariano rivera dialed 911, his mind a horrified confusion. at amber's assistant manager, brandon beale. >> i was angry, i was upset. i'm looking at brandon, like i don't understand, how does this happen. you don't want to blame anybody, but your first thought is you look around and say, maybe he had something to do with it. >> it has to be a shocking thing to discover. >> i mean it is hard to describe. you just have a million emotions just running through and you just don't know what to make of them. >> the police came. took one look and called raymond "ray bob" roberts, then a detective with the san antonio police department. >> it looks like a robbery gone bad. the store is in disarray. the clerk was found in the back office, she's dead. try to get some information, are there any witnesses? no, sir. you tell them, hold the scene down and get crime scene detectives out there. >> the news, indistinct, unconfirmed, spread through the texas afternoon, somebody dead in amber's store, but most people did not know who including amber's father as h

marÍa: el doctor juan rivera le tiene una preguntas. se tomaron las medidas a tiempo, pasÓ desapercibido, que esto no iba a ser una pandemia aquÍ en el estado de washington. pero en este momento se han implementado las medidas de precauciÓn del gobierno ha cerrado muchas instituciones, las escuelas, restaurantes porque la pandemia continÚa creciendo en el estado de washington. hemos aprendido una lecciÓn, indudablemente vamos progresando, y cada dÍa sabemos cosas nuevas, y aprendemos cosas nuevas acerca de este virus. marÍa: elmer diaz portavoz del departamento de salud del estado de washington, gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en "el diario del coronavirus". en realidad es una situaciÓn comprometida. juan: en una situaciÓn difÍcil, recalco, los paÍses han tardado mucho en tomar estas medidas, se aprendemos de china, salvo que cuando china cierra wuhan, que ellos pensaban que habÍan 400 casos, con lÓpez al que habÍa 400 había mÁs de 3000, cuando usted escucha el conteo de los casos, por el gobierno, el conteo oficial, sabemos que ese

satcha: chiquis rivera posa con la exesposa de su marido.da parte de la entrevista de j balvin y quÉ piensa la madre de karol g de su futuro yerno, seguiremos con la entrevista de los padres de karol g, maluma, j balvin y sebastiÁn yatra, todo en "despierta amÉrica" ya. (mÚsica) buenos dÍas. alan: buenos dÍas, amigos de "despierta amÉrica", asÍ de lejitos como recomiendan todos los expertos, ¿no?, aquÍ estamos con doctor juan con esta social distancia. juan: asÍ es, tendremos aqui la mejor informaciÓn y obviamente actualizada de coronavirus. karla: como debe ser doctor, seguimos precisamente cumpliendo con nuestro trabajo que es llevar la informaciÓn y el entretenimiento para que puedan permanecer en casa y hagan todo lo dicen autoridades, sobre todo mantener la distancia de lo cual hablamos, lo vamos a reiterar constantemente. satcha: precisamente lo que recomiendan autoridades de salud para frenar el coronavirus, miren esto, una playa de florida colmada de gente!, como si no pasara nada, como si los avisos se fueran no sÉ dÓnde. raÚl: lo r

nos vamos con el doctor juan rivera, si te parece.de tener muchos trabajos, atiende pacientes, tuvo que irse a atender un paciente, afortunadamente lo estamos encontrando en su oficina hoy. cuÉntanos en de nuevo el efecto camello. juan: saludos . una de las cosas que quiero mencionar antes de explicarles el efecto camello, es que los pacientes siguen teniendo las condiciones que usualmente tienen, hipertensiÓn arterial, dolor de hecho, falta de respiraciÓn por otras causas, los autores tenemos que seguir trabajando, se ha hecho mucho mÁs difÍcil con todo esto. en tÉrminos del efecto camello, nos referimos a que en estados unidos ustedes piensan de que estÁn pasando por el primer pico de casos, los casos estÁn aumentando. esas la primera joroba del camello, como se lo pueden imaginar, y lo ven en pantalla. ahora estamos haciendo el distanciamiento social, quedÁndonos en las casas, para que ese virus nos hacÍa propaganda, y los casos puedan diminuir, pero si nosotros salimos a la calle, si rompemos ese distanciamiento social muy tempran

jorge: aprovechamos para hablar con el doctor juan rivera.carse si es necesario, para que la economÍa continÚe, y sus nietos vivan mejor, y la respuesta de los doctores es? juan: obviamente para mÍ es extremadamente difÍcil de comprenderlo, como mÉdico y cientÍfico estoy entrenado para salvar vidas, no para poner vidas en riesgo, no sÉ cuÁl es el entrenamiento del vice gobernador, no sÉ cuÁles son las responsabilidades que Él piensa que tiene, pero la responsabilidad de nosotros, los mÉdicos, y de nuestra comunidad mÉdica cientÍfica, de todos esos mÉdicos, enfermeros y enfermeras que estÁn ahora mismo en los hospitales batallando con esto, es salvar vidas, es una posiciÓn que nunca voy a entender. marÍa: si hay 25.000 casos, doctor juan, ya confirmados son sÓlo en nueva york, la petición con el gobernador andrew cuomo, que que necesitan los respiradores, ventiladores artificiales, que quÉ tanto es la urgencia en nÚmeros reales? jorge: no sÉ si juan nos estÁ escuchando. creo que no nos oyes bien. vamos a arreglarlo, y luego regresamos contigo,

. >> i'm frances rivera. as testing becomes more widely available, america is getting a clearer picture of the scope of the coronavirus outbreak in california the governor warns that a model city planners are using shows that 56% of californians could be infected over eight weeks that's more than 25 million people the entire state has been issued a stay at home order and in florida where beaches have been packed over the past week the governor says party is over. he says every single beach will have to follow cdc guidelines of gatherings of no more than ten people some are closing beaches >> new york city had to be shut down after an employee tested positive that person is receiving medical care and is under quarantine many americas are feeling the strain financially customers may be able to defer mortgage payments on a case by case basis >>> health care workers are also under a lot of strain as they face the pandemic. carnival is offering use of their cruise ships the ships could be used for patients who do

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. >> and i'm frances rivera. coronavirus tightens its grip. and here's what we know at this hour so far, cases in the states have spiked over 4,400 as the death toll passes 80 the city that never sleeps is officially shut down after new york bans crowds of over 50 people dining out and also closes schools. governor cuomo is also calling on military bases and college dorms to be used as makeshift call centers for the virus amid the frenzy, a glimmer of hope oscar winner tom hanks and his wife rita wilson have been released from the hospital the two were receiving treatment for the virus and had been in isolation in australia last week, they were the celebrities, the first ones, to go public with their diagnosis first lady melania trump confirmed the cancellation of the white house easter egg roll. she says the safety of all americans is the number one priority and those wide-brimmed derby hats won't be seeing the light of day this may as the kentucky derby gets pushed back to september. it is the first time the derby won't be held on the first

. >> and i'm frances rivera. an epidemic with no end in sight. the coronavirus reaches a grim milestone as the american death toll hits the triple digits. here's what you need to know at this hour. as the deadly outbreak evolves, u.s. officials are boosting measures to combat coronavirus in new york city the shutdown threatens to go further. mayor bill de blasio urging new yorkers to prepare for a shelter in place order a decision will be made within the next day or so as hospitals become strained by a surge of patients the pentagon announced it is getting 5 million respirator masks and also 2,000 ventilators to the department of health and human services secretary of defense mark esper said 1 million masks would be available immediately. and one south carolina school district is putting meals on wheels the anderson school district is delivering breakfast and lunch to thousands of students the bus driver miss patricia knows all the kids on her route and is happy to help as president trump urges americans to avoid groups of ten or more, clearwater

i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with the latest on the coronavirus outbreak here in america. at least 33 states and the district of columbia have confirmed over 500 cases and more than 20 deaths. many of those at a nursing home in washington state. overnight, the regal princess cruise ship docked after sailing all day. coronavirus tests came back negative for two crew members. those two people had been on board the grand princess ship which is still waiting at sea. we are joined by nbc's steve patterson. steve, what's next for those passengers >> reporter: frances, after weeks at sea and all that time spent in quarantine floating adrift just off the california coast, finally those 3500 people are getting answers about when they're going to dock. they're coming in to port today. we spoke to some of the passengers on board. they told us what conditions were like on the ship. and just as they learned the news >>> after nearly a week adrift in isolation and without answers, finally an end in sight. >> agreement

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with the growing concern over the spread of the coronavirus here at home in new york, columbia and hofstra universities are cancelling classes as the number of cases in the state exceed 100. nbc news is reporting more than 500 people in the u.s. have been sickened by the virus and more than 20 have died. overnight off the coast of south florida, cruise ship passengers were able to finally come back to shore after two crew members tested negative for the virus. those two people had been on board the grand princess ship which is still waiting at sea. at leastn that ship. it is expected to dock today in oakland, california. >> the virus has now spread to more than 30 states. overnight, hawaii reported a second case. officials say an elderly man is very ill after returning from washington state we are joined now by nbc's tracie potts in d.c. tracie, what's the latest on the u.s. effort to try to control this virus >> reporter: well, really the front lines are how these states are

to discuss this further we're now joined by julio rivera editorial director for reactionary times now why are we seeing such reaction to it being called the chinese coronavirus virus after all it's not the 1st time we've seen something like that there's the spanish flu for example. yes definitely there is that there is a line disease that originated in lyme connecticut there's the west nile virus there's you know countless cases but i mean we live in this error of manufactured outrage obviously because it's you know kevin mccarthy and it's you know my palm pale and its leadership of the republican party in america that's gold going ahead in those characterizations of the virus recently that you know the political left in america and around the world quite frankly want to go ahead in call it some sort of a recess but the fact of the matter is i mean you know i was as its as we know it did originate in china the chinese communist government which is very protective of information and very careful of its messaging and the information that it's led out and has you know has you know alread

wednesday early today starts right now >> good wednesday morning i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. the results are in and super tuesday may have just transformed the 2020 race into a two-man sprint bernie sanders and joe biden emerged as the clear front-runners, vaulting ahead of elizabeth warren and mike bloomberg. delegates while sanders pulled in 264. it looks like they will split the two biggest prizes of the night. nbc news projecting that biden will win texas and while california is still too early to call, sanders is in the lead in addition to the lone star state, nbc news projects the former vice president won in virginia, north carolina, alabama, tennessee, oklahoma, arkansas, minnesota, and massachusetts. the vermont senator came out on top in his home state along with colorado and utah. and here's a wider look at how the map was split. biden took home much of the soulthd and for sanders it was how the west was won maine still too close to call. >>> young voters and latinos flocked to sanders while biden garnered support from blacks, suburban and older voters. while this

gracias, doctor juan rivera.navirus llegÓ hasta las uÑas de las mujeres. la mÚsica y los cacerolazos protagonizan las cuarentena en espaÑa. y segÚn este amigo de juan gabriel no se preocupen sus fans, porque el divo de juÁrez estÁ

el doctor juan rivera nuestro corresponsal mÉdico principal nuestra consejos. dr.algo que todo mundo tiene es importante tomar en cuenta es el celular de hecho me pasÓ a mÍ hace poco, estamos tratando de distanciarnos socialmente lo cual me parece importante no darle la mano a alguien, no darle un beso a alguien, simplemente por estos meses. que estamos pasando por esto, el otro dÍa le di la mano una persona que de verdad no lo pensÉ bien. luego me acuerdo haber agarrado el celular, despuÉs de esto me acordÉ que le habÍa dado la mano a la persona y fui rÁpidamente a lavarme las manos con agua y jabÓn. pero no lavÉ el celular, no desinfecte el celular. entonces obviamente si yo pase el virus con mis manos al celular aunque me haya lavado las manos luego vuelvo a tocar el celular, y puede ser que allÍ haya tenido el virus. entonces la moraleja tenga mucho cuidado con estos objetos, especialmente con el celular, computadoras, en el Área de trabajo que todo el mundo estÁ tocando. porque no sÓlo es el contacto humano sino el contacto con la superficie de los objetos com

y hablando precisamente de la precariedad de las instalaciones, francisco moya y carolina rivera dicens usuarios son latinos mientras que manhattan sÓlo el 20%. estÁ suplicando a la administraciÓn que enviÉ recursos o de lo contrario serÁ demasiado tarde. hemos leÍdo la carta que usted y la otra concejala mandÓ, donde se explica la situaciÓn de los hospitales que al parecer es insostenible. con 13 fallecimientos en un perÍodo de 24 horas,¿ha tenido esto respuesta a esa carta? >> me tenido respuesta a esa carta, lo mÁs importante es que nosotros tenemos que estar luchando para traer esos tipos de recursos a nuestro hospital. usted estÁ en lo correcto cuando dice que la mayorÍa de los pacientes de ese hospital son latinos, no sÓlo el hospital local sino al hospital donde yo nacÍ, donde yo trabajaba y ahora es el hospital que yo represento en mi gobierno aquÍ en la ciudad de nueva york. tengo muchos amigos que siguen trabajando allÍ y he hablado con ellos al dÍa, de las condiciones que estÁn pasando allÍ, cuando se oye las voces de desesperaciÓn por no tener lo necesario para combatir est

. >>> rivera, we are streaming 24/7 on cbsn bay area. that does it for here is here. the bold and the beautiful is next. alan and veronica will see u ♪ >> ridge: so how you doing, really? >> steffy: i'm fine. do i miss liam? yeah, yeah, of course i do. but he's where he's supposed to be--with hope and beth and douglas. >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> steffy: what about you? >> ridge: what about me? >> steffy: well, now the truth is about thomas, things are good with you and brooke?

cabeza, pero para otros es una manera de poder fomentar la uniÓn a travÉs de la creatividad, daniel riveraner a sus niÑos entretenidos en sus casas y de alguna manera tratar de que estÉn tranquilos ante la pandemia a nivel global. >> los niÑos estÁn nerviosos porque estÁn escuchando mucha informaciÓn que llega sobre el coronavirus. >> en la casa de diana los niÑos estÁn al tanto de lo que sucede. >> tÚ sabes lo que es el coronavirus?. >> sÍ. >> ¿quÉ es?. >> algo malo. >> pero cada dÍa que pasa busca la forma de distraerlos con diversas actividades en la casa. >> lo que estamos haciendo para que ellos no se aburran y nosotros nos volvemos locos, es que los sacamos un ratito. >> algunos simplemente se despegan de la tecnologÍa por instantes y regresan a lo bÁsico, al uso de su propia imaginaciÓn, pero como explica el doctor, llega un punto en que los padres necesitan mÁs ideas de quÉ hacer con los niÑos. >> lo que hacemos en casa es tener libros y actividades, se compran en cualquier tienda, no son caros y pueden hacer actividades, hacer aviones, juegos en casa con los padres tambiÉn. . >> p

definitiva al respecto pero para hablar de esto nos acompaÑa en este momento y en vivo el doctor juan riveraenvenido cuente nos estamos escuchando casos como por ejemplo del hombre de arizona, el hombre no estaba infectado pero tenÍa miedo y tomÓ un medicamento, junto con su esposa para combatir el virus Él perdiÓ la vida y su esposa esta condiciÓn crÍtica quÉ sabemos de esos medicamentos? dr.juan: bÁsicamente carolina estamos hablando de dos medicamentos principales y como mencionabas el presidente de los estados unidos la semana pasada mencionÓ uno de estos medicamentos que se llama hidroxicloroquila y azitromicina que es un antibiÓtico pero no existen estudios que nos indiquen que tu medicamento puede funcionar adecuadamente para tratar el covid-19. existe muy un estudio muy bÁsico que básicamente demuestra que las personas que tomaron esta combinaciÓn de antibiÓticos podrÍan detener una prueba positiva a una negativa en un periodo digamos de 4 a 5 dÍas en comparaciÓn a las personas que lo toman en medicamentos, pero hay que tomar en cuenta que este medicamento donde puede tener efectos s

geraldo rivera, fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier. let me start with you, doctor. president quarantined americans within three weeks of actually identifying this as corona. we have identified it a on janu. we heard about a december 30 and within 3 weeks we had a travel ban. he was criticized. we also put in place the other measures that he did. to meet, record reaction. do you believe as i do that thousands likely that prevented thousands from contracting it? >> i do believe that the swift efforts by the trump administration by containing the virus not allowing people coming into the united states is part of the reason why our numbers are so low in the united states as of now. i find it very interesting when i hear vice president biden say that you need scientists leading these efforts but less let's also not forget president obama, his ebola czar was actually a lawyer. obama also gave the quest to cure cancer to biden, also both lawyers, not medical doctors. the only person is actually putting physicians and scientist

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conectamos en este momento con otro corresponsal mÉdico principal juan rivera .os, saludarnos. usa como mÉdico qué dice ? juan: yo creo que las recomendaciones en tÉrmino del distanciamiento social son las mismas que les he dado anteriormente. yo creo que uno tiene que tomar las medidas de precauciÓn de no saludar a las personas dÁndole un beso, abrazÁndolos, dándole las manos. hemos hablado muchÍsimo sobre lavarse las manos y no llevarse las manos a la cara. yo creo que tomes en una etapa mÁs avanzada donde tenemos que hablar de cosas un poco mÁs extremas de hoy dÍa como por ejemplo, en mi opiniÓn personal, como le dije, creo que el viernes no le recomendarÍa a un paciente mío que fuese en un crucero. yo personalmente tampoco le dirÍa a un paciente mÍo que vaya en un viaje que es totalmente innecesario. un caso bien personalfue que ayer tuve una conversaciÓn con mi hija que irÍa un concierto hoy y le pedÍ que no fuera porque obviamente el doctor anthony, que sabemos que es un infectÓlogo reconocido que estÁ la vanguardia de todo esto decÍa el domingo que debemos

"early today" starts now >> glad you're with us, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena.ere in the states a battle in the senate rages after critical vote for stimulus package stalls >> a health crisis changing way we live. over 80 million americans on virtual lockdown confirmed cases surged to over 35,000, almost half in new york. more than 400 americans have died eight states issued state at home orders, california, new york, new jersey, ohio, connecticut, louisiana any nonessential businesses found open could be fined. >> as the situation at hospitals grows dire, 3m company plans to send half a million face masks breaking overnight, canada and australia first countries to pull out of the olympics will not send athletes to tokyo if the games are not delayed by the pandemic japanese prime minister shinzo abe is considering postponing but not canceling. >>> rosie o'donnell brought back her show for one time only over $500,000 was raised for the actors fund. singer rihanna is contributing to coronavirus relief organizations. >> best buy stores are shifting to curb side pic

good to have you with us, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. 80 million americans virtually onockdown. over 80 million americans on virtual lockdown confirmed cases surged to over 35,000, almost half in new york. more than 400 americans have died eight states issued state at home orders, california, new york, new jersey, ohio, connecticut, louisiana any nonessential businesses found open could be fined. more than 7,000 national guard members are being deployed to cities across the country. in addition, president trump has activated additional troops in new york, california and washington as cases surge drastically. >> in new york, hospitals are banning partners from the delivery room. women who give birth at new york presbyterian hospital will have to do so alone as millions shelter in place, renters falling into distress. federal government announced protections for homeowners but doesn't carry the 40 million renters. >>> school closures have skyrocketed, nearly 54 million students sent home 45 states have closed all schools, many making courses available online but affect 20

in every day for a nickel rivera and her team. it's important to support initiatives like on mars where. we just collect the seaweed we're happy to then pass it on to others who can do something with it the main thing is for it to not be polluting the environment. that cares and his team make seaweed with mud and other organic materials and then stomp on it with their feet to press it together it takes around 20 tons of seaweed to produce one house it's actually a gardener by trade and initially used the seaweed for calm past it took a while to get the consistency right for building blocks and to ensure the bricks would no longer release toxic. since i 1st came up with the idea we've been improving the formula every day and now we have a patent and we have the best organic product for building. codes donated this house to a family who lost their home in a fire one 3rd of the local population lives in poverty including monica gomez and her 6 children. that this house is cooler than are all gone when the sun is very hot many of my n

marÍa: todos los días tenemos al doctor juan rivera. juan: bienvenido de vuelta.hizo todo tipo de preguntas y sugerencias para protegernos. marÍa: en italia, la mayoría de personas que han muerto son hombres y duplican el nÚmero de las mujeres fallecidas. juan: cada paÍs empieza a reportar sus estadÍsticas y, definitivamente, se han visto casos mÁs severos en hombres y se especula que hay un receptor en los hombres que hace mÁs fÁcil el contagio. la informaciÓn que estÁ saliendo de otros paÍses no estÁ pasando por el mismo grado de rigor que de las revistas cientÍficas y hay que revisar esto con mucho cuidado. jorge: queremos hablar del factor r. juan: el factor significarÁ de una persona que estÁ infectada y a cuantas personas puede contagiar. jorge: vamos con pedro rojas que se encuentra en la frontera y estÁ muy complicado por el anuncio del presidente donald trump. marÍa: esta la frontera de reinoso. pedro: es una situaciÓn de mucha incertidumbre para millones de personas que se cruzan la frontera. hay ciertas restricciones. las restricciones van a afectar a m

nos vamos a conectar en este momento con otro corresponsal mÉdico principal, el doctor juan rivera aa pandemia que sin duda, a muchÍsimos nos tiene acorralados. doctor, gracias. juan: gracias a ti, borja, muchas gracias. hay que informar y proteger a nuestra comunidad. borja: primera pregunta. se ha dicho que el ibuprofeno o la marca comercial advil, entre otros, estarÍan empeorando alguien con coronavirus. entonces, cuÁl es la recomendaciÓn para quienes tienen fiebre y dolores musculares que son parte de los sÍntomas de este coronavirus, doctor ? juan: yo creo que esta es, quizÁs, la pregunta es difÍcil porque mira lo que estÁ sucediendo. diferentes paÍses que pasan por la pandemiaestÁn reportando en sus experiencias en ese paÍs. entonces, sabemos que desde francia sale esta noticia o esta recomendaciÓn que no utilicen el ibuprofeno porque supuestamente empeora la condiciÓn del coronavirus porque lo que hace es que aumenta unos receptores en el cuerpo, borja, que supuestamente son los que usa el virus para entrar en las diferentes cÉlulas. ahora, los cientÍficos estadounidenses estÁ

samuel: samuel rivera, univisiÓn. >> mÁs de 127 paÍses tienen regulaciones para el uso de bolsas plÁsticasrÍa de las compras en el estado de nueva york entrÓ en vigor, pero su implementaciÓn omara mÁs tiempo. segÚn un alto funcionario estatal, no se sancionarÁ a los comercios que viole la medida hasta el 1 de abril. mientras, algunos consumidores ya la acatan. >> va en contra de mi economÍa, pero se compra un carrito y es decir como se compra lo que va a comprar y se lo lleva. peggy: un fabricante de bolsa y una sucesiÓn de miles de dueÑos de tienda presentaron una demanda para detener la prohibiciÓn por considerarla arbitraria. algunos consumidores tampoco estÁn de acuerdo con la medida porque sus opciones serÍan llevar consigo una bolsa reutilizable o pagar 5/100 por una bolsa de papel en la ciudad de nueva york. >> eso es un impuesto mÁs. vamos a tener que pagar y el sacar dinero de nuestro bolsillo donde no lo tenemos. peggy: esta asambleÍsta dice que la idea es preservar el medio ambiente y quienes reciben cupones de alimentos serÁn exentas del pago. >> 3/100 de los 5/100 van a ir a u

in france a journey that takes only 40 minutes ahead of to the bridge to speak to captain carlos rivera about the landscape. you go back and forth every day do you ever get tired of these views. no never never because it changes all the time. because i've been working on the lake for 31 years and i'm still always surprised since it will soon be this is my activity trip for a perfect weekend in lowe's on a photo on lake geneva. a visit to switzerland is incomplete without sampling the chocolate which is in a class of its own i need a master of the trade olivier folks in his chocolate factory he also conducts special seminars on the subject. how does one differentiate or tell the difference between 1st chocolate and other kinds. first of all there is the cocoa bean. it is the quality of the cocoa bean and about finding the best beads up to the next step is the production of the transformation of the being into chocolate and in switzerland we have invented several processes such as refining liquid milk which is a stop to the reputation of the chocolate this is my shopping tip for those on

. >> and i'm frances rivera. wee coronavirus which is having a greater impact here at home the virus has arrived in new york city. officials say a woman in her 30s is quarantined in manhattan. she contracted the illness while traveling in iran. governor andrew cuomo says she has been in a, quote, controlled situation since arriving in new york meanwhile there has now been a second death reported in washington state, and the cdc is investigating a nursing home there over concerns of a possible outbreak. we're joined now by nbc's tracie potts in d.c tracie, what can you tell us about the u.s. response to this? >> i can tell you the president wants to change it a bit he now wants to screen people when they enter the united states, even if they've already been screened before they got on the plane. and then drugmakers to try to get them to fast track a vaccine washington state announced overnight that one more victim with coronavirus has died, a man his 50s, alsoh underlying from war statee virus through community co