sasha barnes here to debate coming up. ♪ julie: past the top of the hour.trump is set to host wall street executives over coronavirus concerns and turbulent trading. doug mcelway joins us as the white house reassures americans the coronavirus risk remains low. >> reporter: faced with a public health emergency the trump administration's intention is to strike an informed approach based on logic and science, not panic or politics. more than 1000 coronavirus cases in the us and 30 deaths in the us the latest edition of michigan, we can confirm 37 states, federal, state and private sector responses are changing by the hour. now easing the burden on coronavirus patients. >> all major health insurance companies have joined with medicare and medicaid, to waive all copes, cover the cost of treatment for those who contract coronavirus. >> those insurers involve united health group, humana, at the and blue cross blue shield association the authorities cautioned against large gatherings of 10 or more people, but the biden and sanders campaign canceled, the dnc ruled o

on the losses of john and sasha. but 1st 2 weeks ago a new york colt found hollywood mogul harvey weinstein guilty of 2 counts of sexual assaults now he's been sentenced to 23 years in jail and the main accusers and prosecution witnesses were in court on wednesday to have a verdict afterwards weinstein was taken directly back to a prison hospital to continue his sentence. a look back now at the key events surrounding this landmark case. february 24th 2020 harvey weinstein left the courthouse in an ambulance after being found guilty of sexual assault and rape. his trial had begun in january public interest in the proceedings was immense it was a watershed moment. i find. for many women the trial was cause for hope the district attorney spoke plainly weinstein is a vicious serial sexual predator weinstein with his manipulation his resources his attorneys his publicists and his spies did everything he could to silence the survivors the trial was the culmination of a dramatic fall from grace weinstein was the king of hol

, buenos dÍas y como Éstas no eso de semana sasha: los dÍas para todos ustedes maÑana, amanecimos connavirus estimando que los imanes del paÍs alcanzarÁ el pico mÁximo en las muertes por lo que extiende hasta el 30 de abril las recomendaciones sobre el distanciamiento social el anuncio lo hace mientras el lÍder de enfermedades infecciosas en el paÍs, seÑala que la en la naciÓn morirÍan entre 100.000-200.000 personas por la pandemia aunque aclara que esto puede cambiar, escuchemos. [hablan en inglÉs] hasta ahora se contabilizan mÁs de 243.000 contagios en estados unidos, al menos 2513 fallecidos al menos 2513 fallecidos y superior a 4800 recuperar esta manera tenemos cobertura en equipo y arrancamos con edwin piti en vivo desde washington dc. edwin: pÁnico han causado las declaraciones del doctor no sÓlo por la cantidad de personas que ha dicho que puede morir sino porque millones han sido infectados y asegura que esta cifra puede ser mayor por supuesto esto causa preocupaciÓn en los hospitales de todo el paÍs por la falta de insumos vemos casos como en michigan donde los doctores sÓlo

sasha we are through it all yes mounting hole in the double of the neck straight yeah. yeah no horns and i mean. yes. our robots can see. we really have to come up with a variety of control and. different people have different. in terms of their ability to move ahead on their. own. so that's. serious just. so much. so it's. just. just. takes. shape. not being. hands just i was for years now. i was syriac iraq. look at this they're. the guys he's research tells me how he wants to project on. in simple terms i am he's human right about just perform the tasks he tells me to perform and to complete those projects airport for 46 roi. that's fine that's a good side to the other one yes. the robot is easy and i can show him what's happening and have the procedures progressing leave some extra yeah he gives me if you're short messages any questions all asking all right i'll leave a little bit extra. so. it's. yours. ok it's. just us. us. 3 hours. if both really heartwarming but ryan's easing is teleport and life is better for him in some way. people with limited auckland mobili

sasha epigenetic i thought i would wait. nash just as numb as a bitch would be mistreated if you ask or as about sudar successful see that it's used to i said see units could have swore by doing it but outside it was more than just a new unit but last line and i'm. sure the lead. on the one of the running will never end up out on national pastime. and the interest of all who will you be harping on it is always the loss of my school as my quotes. he felt good abijah the liquid and i didn't really quite sure you believe that. the solution would reduce by long if you don't look so innocent not staying at a loss as a machete in the illness used to lead which each that accords. of what they move when your stomach had simple much as showed in a lot of lot of human rights are huge if. not now. for the. first astonished. that let them get the thumb of italy. with us monthly it's the one thing yes it will help us which immediately. you have the stomach doesn't want it's. just not always the policy just mutual fund managers to me it d

while the state a shutdown experts estimate it could lose up to a billion dollars in revenue report sasha loftis has more. >>and baker just lost his job in las vegas. they say i'm just yet wait for that phone call now he's counting on unemployment chec to make it through more vulnerable than other places resulting just to construction work out he's one of so many affected by local covid 19 shutdown's economist glaros as our city might have tougher times than most all the efforts that we've made over the past decade to diversify our ecomy we've got a remains among the least diversified economies are sized since we rely so heavily the strip and cancellations of conventions and sporting could cost us around a billion dollars. this is all i'm a a a a mic that compares in most of our history i think you know dealing with that is directly as possible is going to be important that's a huge setback for the size of our valley. but a adds that a rebound will still come need to be prepared we got to the means is that we're ready to go back to school police have to be ready to go back to work but unt

her delight, the solos came flooding in ♪ the dreams of our dear brothers are ♪ high school senior sashaeanside, new york was set to play ariel in the little mermaid. ♪ i want to be where the people are ♪ >> we were all sobbing after the announcement i was the one getting the bulk of the hugs, but everyone put in a lot of effort into all of these shows ♪ what's a fire >> reporter: tonight it's all of america that's watching and listening. >> i feel like these kids and their sincerity and their hearts and their commitment, it just reminds us of who we really are inside. you know, who we really can be as a society. >> reporter: the famed lin-manuel miranda also touched by their talents. writing, "thank you, kids i'm watching, too. a message as powerful as each performance once again proving music is contagious. ♪ let it go >> we'll see them one day on broadway. that's nbc nightly news for this saturday kate snow is in tomorrow i'm peter alexander reporting from washington good night >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney, and we are following breaking news o

will remember who the browns were against sasha can never have a flat below market will bear think it's not a. venture not the bankruptcy of the south corp going to them are just that want to kind of go to the kind of the consequences for because normally in these situations you consumers might benefit from oil prices and so on but at this time it's it's very different isn't it because the airline industry's been hit expect just the kind of the impact that this has in a coming totally changed world this is this is i mean unprecedented times and it is worse than the great depression because at least in the great depression a president who's world could throw money at the problem and get people employed now nobody can get employed nobody can go to work as i was as i was waiting to come on with you all scream just sent me a note saying that all we suspending flies from to morrow through through march 28th so it's it's it's starting it's unprecedented and i'm always very skeptical when people tell me well how much saudi the saudi budget can. taking the normal question how much it can't beca

great sixties a bit ridiculous and they're pretty silly but at the same time you see something with sasha baron cohen today and if you look at it his character bharat part of what was funny about bharat was that he had ridiculous outdated views of jewish people he was a massive sabots so you know caricature and racism are ridiculing it is an important part of comedy that i would stand by in terms of yeah this is the day this isn't the end of it where this isn't this isn't about and i will as i go out. as far as brooks is concerned like the colb only this kind of publicity not really you can get this kind of coverage however you know these are outdated and we do need better systems in place it's all very easy to talk about the past in negative terms but progress is the nature of progress is that people in the past will seem to be backward well they are a little bit backward compatible but i think there's no harm in being able to watch those programs anyway. well that's finesse and south america now where a demonstration called by venezuelan opposition leader. has ended with clashes between

officers are asking the public for help to locate sasha page.say staff at the school told them the woman who does not have legal custody was trying to pick up the child this afternoon. as police responded, the girl went with another adult to a waiting car. investigators say the same parent previously violated a custody order involving the child. they're looking for 41-year-old quanesha lott for felony violation of a custody order. >>> a teenager is accused of running down four boys on purpose in burlingame over the weekend and today police revealed a motive for the crime. police say the suspect identified as 18-year-old omeed adibi thought that the boys had put dog feces inside his mercedes suv on saturday. they say adibi then went looking for those responsible. they say he spotted a group of boys and drove his suv straight into them. >> went over the curb on the north sidewalk and struck the four pedestrians, completely innocent victims walking on the sidewalk trying to go to the park. >> it turned out it was friends of the suspect who had toss

being a great sixties a bit ridiculous and a bit silly but at the same time you see something with sasha baron cohen today and if you look at it his character bharat part of what was funny about bharat was that he had ridiculous outdated views of jewish people he was a massive fundie sabots so you know caricature of racism of ridiculing it is an important part of comedy. so i would stand by in terms of yes this is you do this in the you down in where this isn't this isn't about what i was i know or i don't. know my whatever it is i smoke we have this mode we have this mo we have this problem every time you're going to have to give way at some point andre i white supremacy doesn't work care love all right as far as brit box is concerned they can't buy this kind of publicity not really you can get this kind of coverage however you know these are outdated and we do need better systems in place it's all very easy to talk about the past in negative terms but progress is the nature of progress is that people in the past will seem to be backward well they are a little bit backward compared to m

being a great sixties a bit ridiculous and the bit silly but at the same time you see something with sasha baron cohen today and if you look at it his character bharat part of what was funny about bharat was that here. had ridiculous outdated views of jewish people he was a massive fanti semite so you know kind of could sure great sense of a ridiculing it is really important parts of comedy that i would stand by in terms of yet this is the date of this indictment on why this isn't this isn't about it i will have to go out. of my we have these ice as far as brit boxes consent like they come by this kind of publicity not really you can get this kind of coverage however you know these are outdated and we do need better systems in place so very easy to talk about the past in negative terms but progress in the nature of progress is that people in the past will seem to be backward well they are a little bit backward compatible but i think there's no harm in being able to watch those programs anyway. ok appreciate thing without international day stick around updates on our top stories in just ove

hey, sasha. willow, sorry, i-i -- michael and i forgot all about skating. oh, that's okay.d. is something wrong? i'm afraid so. wiley's in the hospital. alright, i saw you and alexis earlier, and it looked a little intense. it was. it always is. oh. a-a-a couple of months ago, you told me that you were having conflicting feelings for a patient. you very firmly told me not to cross that line, and i didn't. i told her not to be my patient anymore, and she wasn't. but we would run into each other in town -- at, uh, drag bingo, in fact. [ laughing ] okay, okay. then there was an impulsive kiss. i didn't mean it to go any further, but somehow the board got wind of it. well, they stick to that two-year rule for a reason. i know. it's fine. it's over. okay. great. it's over. except, neil, it -- it, uh -- it didn't look over. ms. maloney, would you mind telling me exactly what mr. spinelli is being arrested for? unlawful surveillance in the second degree, section 250.45, for intentionally using an imaging device -- in this case, a camera -- to capture the victims in a private momen

and then the discussion and debate you can go to the facebook page that's facebook dot com for what sasha a.j. inside story and then of course as always twice how you can join the conversation there as well battle is at a.j. inside story from a maryam namazie and the teams here in london and in doubt i can. the latest news as it breaks the fast lane service is supposed to start from early next year but the corona virus outbreak could put the brakes on the project and slow down construction detail coverage we know the father knew 40 people were killed in the violence and officially 350 people were injured from around the world they weren't enough to create a logistical problem for the greek will sources but they were enough to make many of the people of lesbos are ensures. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run caverns in these cages you cannot have access to a toilet or water and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight she has his hands and his fates tied to the beds 5 years after 1st highlighting such abuses people in power returns with a 2 part inv

win at the world championships in calgary canada she made a whopping 7 triple jumps to be teammate sasha cohen who placed 3rd 2008 tennessee women's basketball coach pat summitt and her 108 win with a 7852 rout of purdue putting them in the regional semifinals some of the all time winningest coach of women's basketball and is regarded as a pioneer of the game. major league baseball's 2020 season is currently postponed with officials stating it could start as early as mid may but for new york mets they find themselves with one of their pitchers gone before the season begins in a statement to the media the mets organization said that right handed pitcher noah syndergaard will undergo almer clady a ligament reconstruction surgery or tommy john surgery on his right elbow on march 26th syndergaard also nicknamed thor was expected to be a key member of the mets rotation with his surgery the 27 year old who missed the entire 2020 season with a potential return in april 2021 center guard is one of the hardest throwing guys in the game with a career high 197 and one 3rd innings pitched last seaso

through greece and bulgaria but say they have been met by violence rubber bullets and tear gas and sasha game reports now from a tyranny. the wind sliced through copes the cold left fingers numb it the syrian refugees from it live along with other migrants have been camped out on this riverbank in a dern a turkey for days they're stuck here trying to figure out how best to cross into greece and continue on to western europe to find the good life i'm still young but i have to of course i must live on my life here or in city of course in this situation this is. what i love i mean i think to. get a good country before late in the day as the wind picked up police officers walked through the tents and clusters of people telling them they could take buses to a warm place suspicion spread as fast as the wind gusts only then we just think it was not over we weren't be taking buses because they take us to the rev and they will give us to the creeks they take all our belongings and money and be tests and they will send us back we human beings not animals the turkish minister of interior has announ

at the world championships in calgary canada she made a whopping 7 triple jumps to beat us teammate sasha cohen who placed 3rd 2000 nato tennessee women's bastille coach pat summitt and her 100 and suitably torn it with a 7852 right of purdue putting them in the regional semi final sum is one of the all time winningest coaches in women's basketball and is regarded as a pioneer of the game. and apartment sounds like a pretty good place to run if you can't do it outside that's a chinese sports and that is why joe did. in isolation she woke up one morning at 5 am and decided to run 10 kilometers which is 6 point one miles all inside her small apartment residents of that are not allowed to gather outside as part of chinese restrictions regarding the coronavirus yang dao said she keeps up her exercise with bridges and planks to be active zuba certified instructor said it took about one out of hours to complete the 10 kilometer run she hopes that once restrictions are lifted she can start training one day for a marathon and manila going back to this day in sports i have one more fun factor you

know beholder yes he's a bit ridiculous and the bit silly but at the same time you see something with sasha baron cohen today and if you look at it it's his character bharat's part of what was funny about bharat was that he had ridiculous outdated views of jewish people he was a massive fundie semites so could you know caricature racism or ridiculing it is an important part of comedy that i would stand by in terms of yeah this is you this isn't a good island where this isn't this isn't about it what i was i know i haven't had sex and now my wellies i smoke we have this mo we have the smoke we have this problem every time i might and you're going to have to give way it's also an entree i why the nervousness doesn't work you know down to what i already get them going across and if you're both why not same time i don't i'm not hung up kind of hang on hang on let me answer that let me answer they set me on stage because i'm getting pretty sick of being invited on this network from oh i'm sorry to accuse me of being a racist a white supremacist if you threatening remake isn't going to defending

managed to enter but that hasn't stopped many people from attempting the sometimes dangerous crossing as sasha can i now reports to us from the border. struggling to find their slippery footing they made their way across the dam barefoot stone by stone. one man slips and his bag bobs away with a swift current of the river. desperation and despair are growing as refugees and migrants take advantage of turkey's open border with greece and both carry out some are taking dangerous risks for the chance to reach the european union. i don't know how to swim while walking i was thinking. those are the only 2 options earlier this week the turkish police began blocking refugees were walking across this bridge closer to the checkpoint with greece now people are resorting to risking their lives by crossing. below. on the other side of the river bank cold and wet refugees were met by villagers looking to make a profit those who still had money in their pockets were asked to pay $2.00 to $3.00 for a ride with a horse and cart a tractor or a van instead of walking the short distance to get closer to the chec

from turkey into greece have described scenes at the border as something out of a horror movie and sasha going to name has more on this now from the border city of . we found home ed in an abandoned building tending to his wounds the iranian amputee says he crossed into greece twice since turkey opened its borders more than a week ago he returned with wounds all over his body. to use the wounded they caught me and beat me while they took me to a car i back to them and said i'm handicapped don't beat me leave me alone but they wouldn't listen. on the 2nd floor a temporary family has formed bound by trauma and desperation once strangers now linked by the solidarity a feeling ostracized by other me because. we might have come from 3rd world countries but we're not 3rd class citizens we also have the right to live and have a future for our children in. afghan refugee nazir has become a kind of father figure he and his wife crossed into greece 3 times twice by climbing through a fence and once on a fisherman's boat he says greek soldiers stripped the men to their underwear tasered them and wh

out of the harajuku was sasha he told me i mean tell it in your head. that it was the fear that i the cleveland how only cardio i look at. how to work. out you got a bushel can just father learn on the master left. not so much for the staining features it for the. well it's the one i left that side of the stubble. a limb that a little one megahertz is. going to have a sob sob a sob a little. it's a kind of a 1000000 i would feel. moto i just had 11 ramat aligning one had to know general for mystery men jesselyn had to kind of be a clue somewhere in finland business we had a visitor you know chef. we had one had to do enough and a street near 0 half an. hour in from the street kind of a 1000000 and then he didn't can lay out. the name of the town stems from mohamed fadel a local landowner from whom the moodies acquired a generous parcel of land over 7 decades ago. the town grew rapidly to host the biggest concentration of 1948 palestinian refugees in egypt yet it remains a largely forgotten isolated community today's inhabitants the descendants of the no

sasha, was with her mother when the woman was arrested last night at dia. 41-year-old came after she abducted her daughter due to a custody dispute with the child's father. the girl was not harmed. >>> a woman in colorado has been arrested in the disappearance of an 11-year-old boy. gannon, was lasting five weeks ago but his stepmother reported him missing said he went to a friends house and never returned. this week she was arrested in south carolina. >> obviously we know what the worst news is the best news is justice will be served and i will make sure just this is served. my boy did not deserve any of this. the police have not said what led to the arrest but say the investigation into the disappearance is far from over. >>> students and professors in california plan to protest again today and tomorrow. students at notre dame are being told the school could close at the end of the academic year. the school trustee says the financial problems have already forced a reduction in performing arts and other departments. the faculty and students say they can't

sasha: todo se enfocan en esta cuarentena que cumple california porque el estado dorado produce grann. en vivo desde los Ángeles, luis no tiene detalles del alcance de la medida y quÉ impacto podrÍan tener los puestos por supuesto en estos sectores. luis: el dÍa de hoy estamos en vivo desde uno de los supermercados vallarta. hay papel de baÑo, hay agua y estamos en una de las bodegas... en este momento el supermercado estÁ siendo abastecidoy quiero darle la bienvenida a ivette, que es vocera de vallarta... pero que caminemos y me vayas contandoesta situaciÓn que estamos viviendo nueva para todos... cÓmo se estÁ preparando? ivette: hemos visto una demanda extraordinaria estos Últimos dÍas, pero nosotros nos estamos preparando con toda nuestra mercancÍa, para poder traer de las bodegas a nuestros estantes lo mÁs pronto posible. luis: en este momento se estÁ reabastecido. es importante para nuestro pÚblico, si ven estantes vacÍos es que esta situaciÓn rebasó la capacidad que tienen ustedes... y la pregunta que muchos se hacen,hay desabasto de productos? ivette: algunas cosas si no van a

sasha we're should all have known hole in the bubble of the neck straight yeah. yeah. i mean. yes.our robots can see people going to civility we really have to come up with a variety of control and. different people have different. in terms of their ability to move ahead on their. own. so that's. serious just. to. show. you. just. show. just. takes. shape. not being. hands just i will for years now. i was. right all right look at this they're. the guys he's research tells me how he wants to project on. in simple terms i am he's human right ot just perform the tasks he tells me to perform and to complete those projects airport for 46 roi . that's fine that's a good side to the other one yes. the robot is easy and i can show him what's happening and have the procedures progressing leave some extra yeah he gives me if you're short messages any questions all asking all right i'll leave a little bit extra. so. it's. nice. to hear about them ok it's. just. a shame it's. 3 hours. if both are really heartwarming but. it's teleport and life is better for him in some way. people with lucid u

days ahead with a wave of new infections expected in paris and northern regions from angola them that sasha butler reports. in a paris suburb volunteers transform a gymnasium into a clinic for coronavirus patients. this center will ease the burden on emergency rooms and g.p.'s it's a group patients in one place where we can follow procedure and isolate them say they don't infect others most people in the french capital are a bane present emanuel call to stay indoors streets a quiet and roads nearly empty nevertheless the region is bracing for a wave of new coronavirus patients the french prime minister says it's a similar picture across the country. increase we are in a crisis that will last in a health situation there will not improve quickly we will have to hold on for will have to remain extremely mobilized the wave of cases that is sweeping across france the 1st which hit the east and which is currently arriving in the paris region the north and other french regions is an extremely high wave and is putting the entire health care system and entire hospital system under tremendous strain

. >> sasha. i wanted to focus on one of your last points from your presentation, which is reconstruction aid being withheld but humanitarian aid is not. the reason i'm asking this question is i worked in gazzientap, so the turkish border with syria, in 2017. with an implementing partner for the state department. and our program, which is called building the legit -- or was called building the legitimacy of local counsels was supporting the opposition counsels to make sure at the time in 2017 our presumption was, it wrote be gone, there would be a power vacuum, lessons learned would be don't leave a lack of governance for isis and others to fill. we wanted to make sure the local counsels had the ability to deliver services once assad was gone. now that hasn't happened. i'm concerned because i've been out of the picture for over a year now. do you think that it's worth -- there should be a push to continue reconstruction aid along the lines of supporting local counsels? because it sounds like right

since anger opened its borders last week but greece doesn't want them and sasha going to reports now on a dare and only turkey greece or dead. the wind sliced through copes the cold left fingers numb it the syrian refugees from it live along with other migrants have been camped out on this riverbank in a dern a turkey for days they're stuck here trying to figure out how best to cross into greece and continue on to western europe to find the good life i'm still young but i have to of course i'm not life all my life here or the city of course and the situation there is no i don't see it i sort of another i mean i think to go out from city because it was a bit of good country before late in the day as the wind picked up police officers walked through the tents and clusters of people telling them they could take buses to a warm place suspicion spread as fast as the wind gusts only then we just think it was inaudible to we weren't be taking buses because they take us to the rev and they will give us to the creeks they take all our belongings and money and be tests and they will send us ba

actually managed to enter but that hasn't stopped people from attempting the very dangerous crossing as sasha going to reports now from the border. struggling to find their slippery footing they made their way across the dam barefoot stone by stone. one man slips and his bag bobs away with the swift current of the river. desperation and despair are growing as refugees and migrants take advantage of turkey's open border with greece and garia some are taking dangerous risks for the chance to reach the european union. i don't know how to swim while walking i was thinking you cross or you die those are the only 2 options earlier this week the turkish police began blocking refugees for walking across this bridge to get closer to the checkpoint with greece now people are resorting to risking their lives by crossing this day below. on the other side of the river bank cold and wet refugees were met by villagers looking to make a profit those who still had money in their pockets were asked to pay $2.00 to $3.00 for a ride with a horse and cart a tractor or a van instead of walking the short distance t

election they are saying it is the government putting people at risk and it might work against them sasha thanks very much efforts to form a new coalition government in israel are expected to resume today the discussions are expected to last for one day only because of coronavirus live to western correspondent herefore said harry when the president gives us or we learn what he's coming up with is it going to be anything other than mr netanyahu benny gantz you guys have got to work together despite political differences. certainly that's being the message that says remains his preferred arrangement as what he called for out of the 2nd election it's what he's calling for now as well but if he gets a majority of mandates majority recommendations rather from the newly elected members of the knesset the israeli parliament for a certain one of those 2 benny gantz of benjamin netanyahu to try to form a coalition government then the understanding is that he would feel bound to do so certainly that was the case last time around and the last few minutes has been an important development the 15 memb

debated furiously here paul thanks very much live to paris correspondent in the trash about law and sasha more powers more restrictions in france was the picture there. yeah extraordinary picture really i mean for all this is virtually in lockdown if you think of some of the scenes you've seen from italy well i mean we're pretty much nearly there and from where everything has been shot apart from the food stalls and pharmacies so people can still get food and medicine schools universities are businesses closed the government telling people to work from home to not go in the streets to not take transport and in fact the transfer and transport minister has today announced that transport will be a limited increasingly over the next few days until it basically grinds to a halt and once that happens there are no connection between city sick people simply can't move around. later on saturday night the french prime minister then decreed that all restaurants and bars are shown so as a side effect of lee we are in a position where where very very little is running only those essential services yet

from turkey into greece have described scenes at the border as something out of a horror movie and sasha going to aim has more from the border city of a d.n.a. . we found home ed in an abandoned building tending to his wounds the iranian amputee says he crossed into greece twice since turkey opened its borders more than a week ago he returned with wounds all over his body over to use the wounded they caught me and beat me while they took me to a cot my back to them and said i'm handicapped don't beat me leave me alone but they wouldn't listen. on the 2nd floor a temporary family has formed bound by trauma and desperation one strangers now linked by the solidarity a feeling ostracized by other media kids as we might have come from 3rd world countries but we're not 3rd class citizens we also have the right to live and have a future for our children in. afghan refugee missier has become a kind of father figure he and his wife crossed into greece 3 times twice by climbing through a fence and once on a fisherman's boat he says greek soldiers stripped the men to their underwear tasered them an

hi, my name is sasha and my question is, will you be taken away from your family if you have the coronavirus be to die? me and my mum sometimes talk about it, and we are both kind of worried about it, because, like, my family might get the coronavirus and, like, they might have to go to the hospital or something, so... they have bought me a lot of hand sanitiser, they have told me, "everywhere you go, you have to use it, you have to wash your hands. and just cough into a tissue or cough into a hand, don't cough near anyone". with us now is gp dr faye kirkland, on how to talk to your your children about coronavirus. i suppose they are just as concerned as us? absolutely, over the last few days we have seen a huge amount of media about coronavirus and everybody is talking about it at home, at work, at school. what is the best way to talk to, particularly primary school age children? i think the key thing is to talk simply, accurately, to try to talk simply, accurately, to try to give really good advice. we know that there is lots of misinformation on social media. if you're not sure, go away a

we will now pass -- ask sasha, one of our d.p.h. nurses to speak. >> thank you, supervisors. i'm a registered nurse and i was at san francisco general hospital until i was -- i was -- my position was eliminated because they weren't happy with me speaking about some of the issues we're talking about right here. i'm now working at the call center that is located up at laguna honda and i've also volunteered for being a field public health nurse for the coronavirus so i'm jumping in the queue because i've been called to go out and test some of these terrified people who are being tested to see if they also are infected with the coronavirus. and the thing that i need to get up and tell you is that we heard from dr.octor about the public safety. what is in department of public health is a culture of silence and fear. that is what is going on. it's very courageous from everybody to be speaking out about this. i want you to know that during negotiations we asked for there to be nurses in the emergency room to help with -- to help with the problem of severe sepsis, which is killing ma

we will now pass -- ask sasha, one of our d.p.h. nurses to speak. >> thank you, supervisors. i'm a registered nurse and i was at san francisco general hospital until i was -- i was -- my position was eliminated because they weren't happy with me speaking about some of the issues we're talking about right here. i'm now working at the call center that is located up at laguna honda and i've also volunteered for being a field public health nurse for the coronavirus so i'm jumping in the queue because i've been called to go out and test some of these terrified people who are being tested to see if they also are infected with the coronavirus. and the thing that i need to get up and tell you is that we heard from dr.octor about the public safety. what is in department of public health is a culture of silence and fear. that is what is going on. it's very courageous from everybody to be speaking out about this. i want you to know that during negotiations we asked for there to be nurses in the emergency room to help with -- to help with the problem of severe sepsis, which is killing ma

we will now pass -- ask sasha, one of our d.p.h. nurses to speak. >> thank you, supervisors. i'm a registered nurse and i was at san francisco general hospital until i was -- i was -- my position was eliminated because they weren't happy with me speaking about some of the issues we're talking about right here. i'm now working at the call center that is located up at laguna honda and i've also volunteered for being a field public health nurse for the coronavirus so i'm jumping in the queue because i've been called to go out and test some of these terrified people who are being tested to see if they also are infected with the coronavirus. and the thing that i need to get up and tell you is that we heard from dr.octor about the public safety. what is in department of public health is a culture of silence and fear. that is what is going on. it's very courageous from everybody to be speaking out about this. i want you to know that during negotiations we asked for there to be nurses in the emergency room to help with -- to help with the problem of severe sepsis, which is killing ma

we will now pass -- ask sasha, one of our d.p.h. nurses to speak. >> thank you, supervisors. i'm a registered nurse and i was at san francisco general hospital until i was -- i was -- my position was eliminated because they weren't happy with me speaking about some of the issues we're talking about right here. i'm now working at the call center that is located up at laguna honda and i've also volunteered for being a field public health nurse for the coronavirus so i'm jumping in the queue because i've been called to go out and test some of these terrified people who are being tested to see if they also are infected with the coronavirus. and the thing that i need to get up and tell you is that we heard from dr.octor about the public safety. what is in department of public health is a culture of silence and fear. that is what is going on. it's very courageous from everybody to be speaking out about this. i want you to know that during negotiations we asked for there to be nurses in the emergency room to help with -- to help with the problem of severe sepsis, which is killing ma