sandra rossi, the head of this i.c.u., says one of the fallen here was a doctor and a friend. can tell us anything about your colleague who died? >> he was fantastic, and we-- ---- we are still crying. >> reporter: rossi has a message for her fellow doctors in the u.s.: >> hurry up. hurry up. >> reporter: is the united states ready for the covid-19 outbreak? >> if i have to be honest, no. >> reporter: christopher livesay, cbs news, parma. >> o'donnell: tonight, doctors toe hopeful that a treatment for coronavirus may already exist in y e blood of patients who were once infected. blood plasma from those who have recovered can be a rich source of anti-bodies. those are the proteins that help the immune system attack the virus. it's actually a centuries-old treatment that could save lives. here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: julie thaler has recovered from covid-19, and her blood may be a lifesaver for others. >> i kind of walk around feeling .ike super woman a little bit. i'm hoping i can help people. >> reporter: she feels like a super hero because her blood likely contains ant

me so i have a lot of experience from that i see many fact rossi's much more experience than me but it's also important because i don't want to people have less experience i only want to be a better. half the members of bremen pollies team a little it tonic are from abroad. for him it was easy to get permission to come and work in germany he qualified for an e.u. blue card it offers skilled workers who are university graduates from non e.u. states the right to work and stay in the european union. and a new law in germany the skilled immigration act even extends the definition of qualified professionals to include people without a university degree but who've acquired certain for occasional training certificates. when you get this blue card then you don't have any distractions so you can work for 4 years and then. you get this blue card is blue card so you can basically work in any part of europe under this program about 50000 skilled workers came to germany last year. rounded brahman poly is considering moving to one of his company's other locations perhaps but they're not barcelona and

sandra rossi shared a message for her fellow physicians in the u.s. >> hurry up.ry up. >> reporter: is the united states ready for the covid-19 outbreak? >> if i have to be honest, no. >> reporter: the u.k. is racing to get ready. with coronavirus cases rapidly rising, the country is converting this convention center into a 4,000-bed hospital. >> it's really intensive, so we're trying to get the job done. at times like this, we have to help the community. with whatever we can, obviously. >> reporter: today, the editor of a respected british medical journal criticized the government here in the u.k. he said, "inadequate testing and tracing of cases has left the country poorly prepared for a surge of sick patients on the way." doug. >> dunbar: roxana saberi in london tonight. roxana, thank you. we know the airline business globally. they have never seen anything like this, not even after 9/11. airlines could lose a quarter trillion dollars in revenue this year as travel comes to a virtual standstill. as kris van cleave reports tonight, it is an industry that is now

maybe i'll try my hand rossi or a laboratory because that's where we witness the marriage black man and sugar cane . and the color size to to function well together. so i will marry the black man with sugar cane. the idea was simple the odd one was transformed into a plantation where slaves within easy reach were imported just after. each year 4000 slaves arrived in filled this very limited space that means big concentrations. and so this was the 1st example of a black colony and the slave society the model became a global system system global. unsound to me time seems to stand still. sugarcane was replaced by coffee then coffee by cocoa. when they landed on the island the 1st slaves brought with them their knowledge of working the soil in the tropics but to this day sell to may remains one of the poorest countries in the world and farm workers continue to live in the slaves old huts. you don't really need a survival population for growth sugar. but to grow it on the scale they were doing you know. you needed slaves because what you did during the harvest period was you made him work 14

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joining me now to discuss this pandemic's impact on workers of color, janel rossi, a reporter for nbcory, chairman of the national black chamber of commerce. j j janelle, it's clear that blacks and browns are in the most vulnerable position in terms of the work they do and that we are in the industries that are going to be impacted by the economics of this. how do we deal with this when we already come into this in a good economy before the pandemic hit, doubly unemployed and getting -- sometimes having the worst of difficulties in getting home loans, mortgages and small business loans? >> well, i think there is no question that many workers of color enter this situation in a much more vulnerable situation. i would add to your list that workers of color are more likely to be uninsured. in some of the lowest wage occupations in our country, only 10% of the workforce has health insurance. you have much higher rates of uninsurance among people of color. so there are real issues. what you can do about them, the individual, this is truly beyond the individual's control. i don't think anybo

the credit goes to director andrew rossi joining me with a preview. great working with you.ary to hear a political operative saying disinformation is like chemical weapons. >> jack burkman is a d.c. lobbyist and we see he collaborates with jacob wall, another right wing person who advanced these false stories. robert mueller is somebody who is one of their targets. they say it's like chemical weapons because it's an attack on both sides. what we're really concerned about is the new normal that's being created and how this information landscape is so broken. >> no one knows what to believe. it's happening on the right and on the left. we show examples from both sides. let me show another clip. this is an example of jacob wall creating fake news in realtime. >> they've busted them up. >> jesus. >> look at this. >> wow. we must rate, you know? >> i'm jacob. >> you're jacob. >> who are you? >> i'm adam goldman of "the new york times." >> i think you followed me on twitter recently. >> i did. >> look like they have a rent a mob soros bus here. >> how do you know that? >> i just s

is jackie rossy is here?ackie helped me with research in the beginning of the who process and i had so many total meltdown freakouts, and jackie like walked me through it and she also helped me make this big spreadsheet where we had age, name and then -- so we had the year, we had when people were born and then we had common household inventions. [laughter] >> we could see like mitch mcconnell, older than the hoola hoop. nancy pelosi was 9 when colored television was invented. this is off the top of my head. don't quote me on that one. that was really fun. i'm trying to think of what my favorite part is. i really like -- i really liked the part about alexandria ocasio-cortez''s trip to standing rock because it was one where i just got to focus on the videos and dynamic between her and herfriends evolution and what was kind of going on with her and i didn't have to bring all of the other data and research and that was the most fun -- that and finding braxton winston's videos were the most fun part of the whole

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is jackie rossi are? i want to shut up jackie because jackie helped with research in the beginning of this whole process. i have like so many total meltdown -- freak outs wide meltdown and jackie would walk me through it she also helped me make this big spreadsheet where we had age, name, zero no so we had when people were born and we also had common household inventions. [laughter] so we could see like mitch mcconnell, older than the hula hoop. [laughter] nancy pelosi was nine when color television was invented. [laughter] this is off the top of my head so don't quote me on that one. that was really fun. try to think what my favorite part is. i really liked -- i really like this part about aoc's trip to standing lock because it was one right just got to focus on these videos. and the dynamics between her and her friends. her evolution and what was going on with her, and i did not have to bring in all this other data and research that and finding braxton winston's videos were the most fun part of this who

lacey is in a hotly contested race for reelection as district attorney, one of her challengers rachel rossi writing in a statement as district attorney i will never run from the community and i never thought i'd have to say this but i will also never threatened to shoot or have others threatened to shoot community members protesting my actions. george best going refused to comment. tonight a day before we find out who will win that seat. police are investigating the situation as a possible assault with a deadly >>that was mostly maren reporting for us tonight lacey is the first black woman to serve as the los angeles district attorney. >>i'll switch gears to think outside get a check on the 4 zone forecast a live look here on this. >>monday night election day eve as the embarcadero in san francisco now for a little walk and it's kind of more out it's not wintery feeling all know and it will feel a whole lot like spring in tomorrow, we're not going to see the wintry weather so a good election day right no excuse to get out there and then out to the polls but things are going to change as we

it impossible for the races large number of italian technicians and riders to take part valentino rossi for example the moto 2 motor 3 classes will still go ahead as they are already in cutter for testing. their mark so michael moore cove has won or wooll the track cycling gold just 2 days after being released from 34 hours isolation morkel for had been on the u.a.e. which was cancelled midway through when 2 team members tested positive for corona virus so more of to be monitored before he could be cleared to race with teammate loss 107 in sunday's madison in berlin released from isolation just in time to reclaim the middle he lost 111 years ago. while the corona virus has not yet affected league football in spain many fans attending sunday's al classico between real madrid and barcelona were taking no chances here they are wearing preventative face masks ahead of the match at the bernabeu in madrid the game itself won to nil by rail who moved to the top of the standings also at the game as guests of real madrid where we were hands all of see the chinese super league team who play in th

lacey is in a hotly contested race for reelection as district attorney, one of her challengers rachel rossi writing in a statement as district attorney i will never run from the community and i never thought i'd have to say this but i will also never threatened to shoot or have others threatened to shoot community members protesting my actions. george best going refused to comment. tonight a day before we find out who will win that seat. police are investigating the situation as a possible assault with a deadly >>that was leslie moran reporting for us tonight lacey is the first black woman to serve as the los angeles district attorney. >>continuing our coverage now on the coronavirus outbreak amtrak is waiving change fees on travel reservations for the next 2 months the railroad service sites customer concerns in its notice it says it's not facing any current travel restrictions because of the outbreak but. >>says it understands its customers may have concerns for now the waiver applies to tickets purchased by april 30th. amtrak says it will quote continue to monitor the coronavirus situati

rossi: yo querÍa saber sobre los efectos del ibuprofeno. la cuarentena. karla: podemos subir el volumen en producciÓn?continÚa. >> ok. estoy en mi dÍa 10 de cuarentena. a los tres dÍas de comenzar la cuarentenacomencÉ a presentar sÍntomas muy leves. no he tenido fiebre, no he tenido dolor de garganta, no he tenido dolor de cabeza. el Único sÍntoma que he presentado en la pÉrdida de el gusto y el olfato. hoy en dÍa puedo decir que ya esos sÍntomas los he recuperado 100%. karla: obviamente, todavÍa tienes esta duda. quÉ le podemos decir? doctor: en cuÁnto a la pÉrdida del gusto y el olfato el doctor juan hizo una interesante charla ayer en dÍas anteriores sobre este sÍntoma. es algo muy especÍfico. no sucede muy frecuentemente. es a nivel neurolÓgico. cuando hay pÉrdida del gusto o el olfato. puede ser un indicador. nos puede dar una idea si el paciente estÁ pasando por coronavirus. en ese momento la curva no estÁ disponible y no podemos esperar tantos dÍas para saber si somos positivos o no. es una cosa muy especÍfica que puede estar pasando

rossy, to toward this information to dennis herrera. the time is now. i think he would be dismayed at more information regarding the lau family and their son, kevin lau, who has not appeared this time as his translator, and you may recall, kevin lau was mr. lau's translator two years ago. >> so i think you helped me refresh my memory. >> yes. would you help me refresh my memory, please? >> and you have to help me refresh mine too. >> okay. now i think we sat here, and we were discussing the fact that all this stuff had gone on in this house, and there had exactly as described, the building had gone on. oops, i don't think we got a permit, and then they went back, and they were able to get a -- what do you call it, joe, when you -- revision permit. thank you. and then we all looked in dismay and appalled and became appalled when we saw this huge hole that had been did you go with all the dirt coming out because there was going to be a deck. and it became clear to mr. duffy that there may be problems related to the foundation. we can all go back and at th