it was that shawn was the other person involved, and it was shawn trying to steal my business.t responsibility for anything. >> in court, randy jr. lashed out at his father. >> the fact that he will sit here and say that it was me and my brother who did this and planned this, i feel like that's wrong. he shouldn't do anything to hurt your kids. i think a father's job is to protect his kids, not to hurt his kids. >> after 5 1/2 hours of deliberation, the jury convicted randy sr. on all charges. >> when they say guilty, i felt my heart. i couldn't breathe. i was very overwhelmed. >> the jury later voted unanimously to give randy sr. the death penalty and the judge agreed. randy jr. who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and cooperated with prosecutors was sentenced to 40 years in prison. kay morrissey is angry about that. >> i believe that the crime wouldn't have happened, one without the other one. they both deserved the death penalty. >> kay morrissey says she's not imprisoned bid fear. instead, she say, the nightmare has made her fear less. she even sent a letter to randy

>> we know shawn is lying about that part of it, yes. >> police knew shawn had an alibi for the nightsey was killed. he was not his brother randy's accomplice. shawn came in not only to give his brother an an buy for the murder but to tell a story that shocked the officers. he wasted no time. >> basically i'm going to tell you something. my dad did it. >> his father, randy sr. >> it was a bombshell. we were surprised we were hearing the father was at the resident. >> and shawn proceeded to tell a chilling story about his father, how his dad felt wronged by his landlord joe morrissey and went to joe's house to kill him. he had tried to shoot joe, but his gun shouldn't go off. so he repeatedly stabbed joe. shawn said his father was even able to recite joe's last words. he said, i got kids. i think i'm dying. >> according to shawn, randy sr. wore shawn's brand-new white sneakers during the murder. >> he said, trust me, they weren't white when i was done with them. >> shawn painted a different picture of his dad than his brother had. shawn said his dad was a violent man. >> my father used

shawn: i think it is just pushing the record higher. we are not talking about what the supply chain disruptions are going to be in china. they could be a problem for next quarter. the market is going to move higher because people feel good. it is just going to continue to rally. if you are being really protective of your money, should start thinking about pulling some of the chips off the table, looking for places to hide. look people will always for the extra 3% to 5% at the top. the rally has been amazing. mike, jump in here because where you get the courage to stay in the market right now? get to this idea at some point where you look at valuations. you look at the economy, which is doing fine, but it is not going gangbusters either. we are all just relying on what jay powell does? tricky tos kind of use valuations as your exit point. they are high. they can get a lot higher. the point about the liquidity, you have to start wondering what are the risks to liquidity? if you think it is all jerome powell and the repo operations -- i kn

he was inclined to agree with shawn.uicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash drove over to brad's farm. told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bath robe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash the black bath robe and, sure enough, it still had blood on it. so they ran some tests and kept in touch with brad. >> he was questioned a couple of times. >> then a month later -- this was april now -- the sheriff came to call

shawn: that is a really interesting question. hard to say. of the big economic wins he is eager to crow about in the state of the union this week. there were already big questions about whether these purchase commitments were unrealistic, now that you've got the chinese economy wrecked by this coronavirus crisis, they are even more unrealistic. that is going to raise some big questions about the impact on the u.s. economy, and how much of that boost that he's hoping give economy would get out of this deal, and the benefits not only indirect purchases, but to sentiment, how that will get hit. it undermines the president's case in some ways at an important time. guy: absolutely. thanks very much indeed. the u.s.f farmers, holds its first contest in the 2020 presidential election today , the iowa caucuses, as democrats begin the process of finding a challenger to president trump. the caucuses start at 8:00 p.m. new york time and have the usual set of rules, or an unusual set of rules. the iowa caucuses are the first presidential contest on the c

shawn: absolutely. if you look the numbers of projected vote shares, you are right in terms of seeing the surprises. i still think south carolina will be very important. it is more like the national electorate for the democratic party. there are more delegates at hand, and that would give us an indication going into super tuesday. even southid: carolina, tom steyer is doing quite well in nevada. that might indicate we are not getting clarity anytime soon. shawn: this nomination process is wide open. there will be twists and turns. seeing how this will play out, we have to get a few more data points. south carolina will be important, but also super tuesday. 35% of delegates are awarded. only 4% in the early states. we will see a lot more. david: a question for your clients and our audience is who will be president and what will their policies be? we just saw president trump layout has election claim. can any of these candidates at this point take on president trump? shawn: there is some head-to-head poll

what can you tell us about this delay in getting any results, shawn? >> jimmy: hey, wolf.recinct, but this year, they gave us this nifty new app to upload our results. pretty ingenious everyone's worried about the election getting hacked. so, hey, why not go with an app? [ light laughter ] and then, what do you know the app crashed. and then the backup app also crashed. [ laughter ] so then i wanna call in the votes, and i've been on hold for three hours and -- >> hello, iowa democrats >> jimmy: hello, hello >> hello >> jimmy: hello? >> hello >> jimmy: hello? [ dial tone oh, come on. [ laughter ] >> shawn, have you gotten any explanation at all as to what's going on >> jimmy: all i know, wolf, is that i tried to report my votes through the app, but it said i need to update to ios 13 which i can't do because i have an iphone 6. not even 6s. just a 6 then it said i need to reset my icloud password by telling them my mom's first pet's maiden name, like, what and then -- oh, wait, it's back up it's back up and it froze the app froze. 'cause we never friggin' tested it five peo

shawn, very good to have you.p us understand what it means that the president was so upset that shelby pierson briefed the house intelligence community and sent this message to them, based on their underlying intelligence, how he reacted versus how other presidents have reacted in the past when they had to get intelligence reports. >> yeah, well, poppy, you know, it is important for people to understand that every intelligence leader including the former directors of national intelligence understand that it is their responsibility to be relentless in gathering and providing the president with the intelligence that he needs to protect his country. you know, and in this case, we have a situation wherein you have intelligence briefers who went in to gift president the facts and i'll tell you what should never be the case in that scenario is it should never be the case that those intelligence briefers have to stop and consider whether or not the intelligence information that they're providing is somehow going to offen

and now to give us the latest on how markets are reacting we welcome back shawn hyman editor of logical investor so shawn some analysts are saying that this outlook right now is way too pessimistic and that china's economic stimulus measures could lead to a global recovery especially in oil demand and there's also the hope that opec will also cut supply again by $1700000.00 barrels per day though any decision made was obviously take time to implement so where do you think this equilibrium is at and have we reached a bottom or is this still more room to fall for oil prices. it's possible that there's more room to fall if opec and plus russia doesn't actually end up coming through with those supply cuts if they don't then you could see will fall further and therefore will fall through the 50 $1.00 to $55.00 area i think in the near term you're going to see a lot of traders get on shorts and take that lower but i think that will be short lived i think ultimately the risk is really more to the upside than the downside and so there are actually traders out there you know ranting supertankers

] >> janice: how much do you love shawn hannity?is chilly, right? >> it is. >> but there's low humidity we like it for our hair-dos but for tonights game it's going to be like upper 60s into the 70s do you like it? >> yes! >> janice: whose running for the chiefs? >> [applause] >> janice: whose rooting for the 49ers? >> [applause] >> janice: whose rooting for the giants? >> [applause] >> janice: all right, all right, so and do you know what's happening tomorrow of course is the iowa caucus and the temperatures in iowa by the way are going to be seasonal in the 30s, no rain in sight and did you hear about the groundhog this morning? >> yes! >> janice: an early spring but you don't care in miami so it's going to be beautiful today , beautiful for the super bowl you're all beautiful thank you for coming. thank you for coming! what's your name? >> edith. >> janice: where are you from? >> miami. >> janice: who are you rooting for? >> i'm not a sports fan but i'll go with the chiefs. >> janice: are you fox & friends fan? >> absolutely. >>

let's bring in shawn turner, former director of communications for u.s. national intelligence and u.s. national security. shawn, good to see you. you heard that latest verbiage that officials would rather use. do you see a distinction between russia, potentially, and rgs. do you feel as if he did nothing about this? >> after everything the intelligence community has been through, fred, intelligence officials understand that when it comes to these briefings and these assessments, they have to be very careful about what they say and how they say it. f. the key question to ask here isly, whether that confidence level was a high, low or medium confidence level. at this point, if the intelligence many, i think there is a legitimate concern here. we are talking about two different issues. there's also a high confidence level that the russians believe they can work with president trum trump. ly so that will be something the intelligence if that's not the case, and i think it needs to be pointed out that we will ult flarttle was it not likely a high confidence le

hyman editor of logical investor so shawn some analysts are saying that this outlook right now is way too pessimistic and that chinese economic stimulus measures could lead to a global recovery especially in oil demand and there.

hyman editor of logical investor so shawn some analysts are saying that this outlook right now is way too pessimistic and that chinese economic stimulus measures could lead to a global recovery especially in oil demand and there's also the hope that opec will also cut supply again by $1700000.00 barrels per day though any decision made was obviously take time to implement.

ask, a alumni who maintained and restored hiking trails, or shawn mcdonald to spend his days assisting in the preservation of natural area reserves throughout, shawn is with us today along with the director, i would like for them to stand to be recognized for their contributions to making a difference right here in hawaii. (applause) there are only a few years older than those of you still in school, the future will be here faster than you think but you don't have to wait for that day to come, these young folks have shown that you can make a difference right now, as the saying goes, time waits for no man or woman, no matter how young or old, we have much on our plate, those on this floor no better than most how arduous the journey is in laying the groundwork for a thriving community and a better life we also know that no one individual has all the answers, government cannot do it alone, but what we cannot accomplish alone we can with the help of others, here in hawaii we intimately understand that truth, throughout our history we have tested it over and over again during the plantation

shawn powers followed her, some groundbreaking work on can pd survive the internet for example which is one of the most highly cited works on these issues today. and i take your point about your concern about the effectiveness of the commission. but i find that a number of the findings that were actually adopted that i pointed out to you occurred during the areas era of executive directors. and i think as long as we have a set of commissioners and an executive director who are attuned to the problems, who are open to asking the hard questions and doing the research to get the answers, as long as we continue to produce reports that people read and take action on, then i am not so worried about the future value of the commission. the commission is certainly at luster and the commissioners we have today are dedicated and very interested in what we do. but the work of the commission goes on. >> i'm catherine lincoln. a very basic question, how is the commission funded and has that changed over the 70 years? >> i don't know the history of 70 years. we have an allocation that is administer

police arrested those who are blocking traffic and that included supervisor, shawn walton.housands who marched to protest at 15 airports across the country. >>in national news and then one year since president donald trump decled a border emergency and began transferring money from the military budget to construction of the border wall on friday, the president notified congress that billions of more dollars will be transferredwashington reports the move is drawing criticism from democrats and some reblicans in congress. >>president trump is mong an additional billn fm this year's defense budt to build the border wall with this was tough. when you want to get. >>hundreds of miions of won several n borders, someat of that money was expected to pay for militaryquipment. >>like new fiter jets and naval ships, the money is in addition to the billion of taxpayemone that's already been spt n the border wall much of that money was take from milary construction projects democrats like criticize the change that could affect the national >>just for a poliical purpose, and that's all t

. >> shawn, in terms of your precinct, do you mind if i ask you to tell us what the results were in your precinct? >> yeah. so, you know, the caucus system is really unnecessarily complicated as you know and as you're dealing with right now. so i can tell you on the first alignment, bernie sanders had 111 people. elizabeth warren had 82 people. and pete buttigieg had 47 people. and after all the second alignments and all the math, it ended up with sanders with two delegates, warren with two delegates, and buttigieg with two delegates. >> shawn sebastian. >> so even those standards had more than doubled the number of people after the first alignment than pete buttigieg, they ended up with the same number of delegates. >> shawn, thank you for helping us understand what happened tonight. we're going to go to biden headquarters where joe biden is starting his remarks. >> i want to thank you all, all our supporters and all those incredible people who hold public office in this state that endorsed us, and all the endorsers from all across the country, my colleagues in the senate, in the house,

at 1:28 a.m., the boys were attacked. >> the suspect entered the lot, pulled near shawn and kevin is that then opened fire and gunned them down. >> reporter: the boys died. three months of investigations led to six search warrants last week that led to drug and weapons see, urs. >> two handguns, assault weapons and magazines. >> they provided evidence for arrests in the double murder. the 18-year-old and a spoken to-year-old from hayward were charged on thursday. >> the complaint alleges a gang enhancement. these killings were gun the benefit, direction and association of a criminal street gang. >> we are incredibly relieved to be bringing justice and closure to our community on this case. >> california's attorney general javier becerra made the big announcement of the arrest paying remember the you'd to the other agencies. alameda sxoinlt the d.a.'s office for collaborating on solving the case. >> it is reassuring to know, as community, all the different agencies involved, came together to bring closure to these families. >> reporter: again, still no motive i asked police, why would

medications, make appointments and share your medical records, right from an epic app, says engineer shawneanau. >> all of this data was never available in the past. and now, you can see it on the phone. >> reporter: paper records served us well for centuries. but what a rat's nest of data. >> they're going to surgery visit. they're going to pain clinic. they're going to mammography. >> reporter: steve peters is a care clinician in minnesota. >> the old days i don't want to rush back to. >> reporter: he showed us mock-ups of what the detailed paper records used to look like and how they used to travel. the records would go in here. records from mayo clinic patients used to fly around from room-to-room, in the pneumatic tubes. there must have been miles and miles of tubing. >> just like the arteries inside of the building. >> reporter: it was state-of-the-art in reco recordkeeping at the time. it makes a certain amount of sense that the mayo clinic would end up today, being the single-biggest client of epic, spending over $1 billion over the next several years to integrate its systems. how

real issues with regard to making sure that our elections are secure going forward. >> all right. >> shawnurner, sam vinograd, we appreciate you both. thank you. >>> still to come, at least one nevada caucus site volunteer has quit after being asked to sign a confidentiality agreement maid of today's contest. why? he's with us next. ready to juvÉderm® it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvÉderm® voluma™ xc. add fullness to lips with juvÉderm® ultra xc. and smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvÉderm® xc. tell your doctor if you have a history of scarring or are taking medicines that decrease the body's immune response, or that can prolong bleeding. common side effects include injection-site redness, swelling, pain, tenderness, firmness, lumps/bumps, bruising, discoloration, or itching. as with all fillers, there is a rare risk of unintentional injection into a blood vessel, which may cause vision abnormalities, blindness, stroke, temporary scabs or scarring. juvÉderm® it eh, not enough fiber- chocolate would be good- snacking should be sweet and

shawn, the fbi director, robert mueller himself, have warned that russia is interfering in 2020. listen to this. >> the russians are absolutely intent on trying to interfere with our elections through -- >> is it fair to say -- >> -- foreign influence. >> they're doing it as we sit here and they expect to do it during the next campaign. >> shawn, has the trump administration done anything to prepare for this? >> not enough, don. i mean, look, you know, after the 2016 presidential election we went through sort of phases of grief with regard to what happened in 2016, initially the president simply would not accept it, did not acknowledge it and attempted to shift blame to others for interference in the 2016 presidential election. we've kind of gone through these different phases to where we're at a point now where while there's tacit accepting of it there's still not the will and not the interest in doing anything to deal with it. the real concern here, too, is that as russia begins this process of interfering in the next presidential election, look, this is going to be a lot easie

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i shared an office with shawn sebastian. i also know him to be a patient human being. and today his patience was tested. i think that just thinking about specifically the latino community in iowa. 240,000 folks. and i think the bernie sanders campaign has gone in deep with that community. and if he comes out of a win tonight, it's beginning to be because of those folks. because i think they were able to take him over the hump to get there. >> what do you make of the the number? i don't know what the right benchmark is. 2008 is a strange year. you had two remarkable candidates and on january 3rd, which is a holiday week. a lot of people were around. so that might be generous. so what do you make of the turnout number? >> i was surprised. because across the country, we have projecting that the turnout was going to be even higher across the board. and i worry about that. and interestingly, bernie sanders, his campaign was saying early on if we get a huge turnout, that bodes in our favor. well, it may turn out that he didn't need a huge turnout and it still worked in his f

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it was wallace shawn. he shook everyone's hand as they walked into the theater. was slow or dull, because i know him. i was on his side because he shook my hand. so i like to be there early, and then i meet people beforehand. >> jimmy: you find everyone to be interesting in some way, true? >> yeah, i mean, i think if you make people comfortable. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and they can, even, sometimes people come and they want to tell you will a story, and it's not that interesting. >> jimmy: right. >> but there's something behind it, or maybe you, like this woman came, and i said is your dad cheap? and she said oh, my god, how did you know? she said my dad was so cheap that when i was in high school, when people would roll the house, he would make us collect the toilet paper and use it. and, if it got rained on, they had to put it on racks and dry it out. but, can you imagine, you're in high school, and your friends come over, and you have hefty bags in your bathroom, filled with that weirdly textured, rained-on, then dried out toilet paper? and he wouldn't buy anymor

. >> reporter: the shooting killed 14-year-old shawn whittington and 11-year-old kevin hernandez at a school parking lot. 1:30 in the morning, back in november. investigators believe the suspects killed the two boys to send a message and assert dominance over a union city street gang. detectives were not explain further a possible connection to the victims, and did not identify them as gang members. the union city police chief said after the murders, they rated multiple locations connected to the gangs. they seized guns, cash and drugs. >> it helps in some ways, yet there is justice, but that is just, it is not solving the problem. >> reporter: educators say gangs are targeting and recruiting young people. they say they key is prevention. at santa rita jail, i am da lin, kpix 5 news. >>> new at 6:00, :00, hundreds of death row inmates at san quentin prison will soon have a chance to transfer to other state prisons. it is a move that is being called a slap in the face to their victims. kpix 5 news's devon feely on what is going on. >> reporter: governor california governor gavin newson

tools in place a lot to talk about surrounding the green and gold will be hearing from bob melvin shawn murphy and also will be taking some call so if you want to have a conversation talk some baseball call so that 4, 1, 5, 7, 6, 6, 0, 7, 6, 7, bay area sports night 7 o'clock on the kron on app call us up jr you know he will it end run around there u k to moving on now those planning to head to yosemite this week to catch a glimpse of the annual fire fall optical illusion. >>well, some bad news for you apparently it might not happen this year. the all natural magic trick has been described as a cross between a waterfall and a lava flow. it occurs when light from the setting sun hits the waterfall at just the right angle. usually takes place for a short time in february. now this year the window as february 13 through the 27th. however, the national park service says horsetail fall has little to no water right now. so those hoping to see the fire fall will likely be disappointed trial. lawrence s the whole issue we need some for some rain drops around the bay area for to not get that, bu

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good to see you, shawn.uitted of impeachment charges in the senate, he has moved to surround himself with more loyalists. how do you interpret the nomination of ratcliffe? >> well, look, you know, i have always said the president should be -- should have the right to hire the advisers and senior people around him that he wants to carry out his policies on behalf of the american people, but i also think we have a right to ask anytime a president nominates one of these individuals, we should be able to ask whether or not the individuals are there for professional reasons and their ability to lead agencies or whether or not they're there for political reasons. i think when you look at richard grenell, current acting director of national intelligence or look at john ratcliffe, there are serious questions to be raised whether or not they're actually there to lead the intelligence community. >> what are your questions? >> well, a couple of things. when you look at john ratcliffe, we know he is fiercely loyal to th

or shawn mcdonough. they are with us today. please stand to be recognized for your contributions to making a difference in hawaii. [ applause ] they are only a few years older than those of you still in school. the future will be here faster than you think. you don't have to wait for that day to come. these young folks have shown that you can make a difference right now. as the saying goes, time waits for no man or woman, no matter how young or old. we have much on our plate. those on this floor no better than most how arduous the journey is in laying the groundwork for a thriving community and a better life. we also know that no one individual has all the answers. government cannot do it alone. what we cannot accomplish alone, we can with the help of others. here in hawaii we intimately understand that truth. throughout our history we have tested it over and over and over again. during the plantation era communities banded together to provide for each other what others would not. in the early 1900s workers came together to fig

announcing the arrest of 2 suspects in the murders of 11 year-old kevin hernandez and 14 year-old shawn worthington both of union city charged with their murder is 18 year-old jason corn, a whole of castro valley and a 17 year-old from hayward the boys were gunn down as they sat in a minivan in the parking lot of cereals elementary school at that time the suspect. >>entered the parking lot full near sean and kevin and then opened fire gunning down both sean and kevin police released photos of the bullet riddled van. they found 36 shell the victims were unarmed both suspects are being charged with murder and special circumstances, the complaint also a game you have spent in that these llings were done with e benefit direction and association. >>i'm a criminal street gang. >>charging documents allege the motive for the killings was a rivalry between criminal street gangs and references social media evidence that showcornejo possessing and purchasing and a k 47 1 of the suspected murder weapons. there is also evidence of corn discussing the murders with his alleged accomplice and offering

the program lips as in many cases, the changes only require a little more paperwork most of those shawn will come back on by simply filling out that one page application but the new rule means some will lose their snap benefits usda says it's closing state little polls allowing people who don't need food stamps to get them no so millionaires can legally come on the program and access those benefits any showing that people are actually using it back >>million and the men are certainly anecdotal there we don't have evidence on the asset of individuals coming on to the food stamp program through broad-based categorical eligibility because we don't ask people about their assets right now several states are suing the trump administration to prevent the changes but the first of 3 changes is already set to take effect in april in washington recall martin. the house tonight if you can afford your medical bills he just might be able to crowdfunded millions of americans already are. >>the university of chicago's norc research group released a study today and found that about 20 million people in

a long ball forward and shawn williams put his head into his own net.s are celebrated their coming—of—age, their future celebrated their coming—of—age, theirfuture in celebrated their coming—of—age, their future in safe celebrated their coming—of—age, theirfuture in safe hands. adam wild, bbc news. newcastle are also through after they beat oxford 3—2 in extra time. a brilliant piece of individual play by allan saint—maximan to secure the winner for steve bruce's side as they progress to the fifth round for the first time since 2006. elsewhere, wins for reading, birmingham and derby. so let's have a look at the fifth round draw. liverpool's win tonight sees them sets up an all premier league tie at chelsea. newcastle will be away at championship leaders, west brom. reading will take on the top flight side sheffield united. but probably the tie that will get everyone talking is derby against manchester united as wayne rooney will be facing his former club in the last 16. the new head of the premier league has said that var does need improving. but it won

announcing the arrest of 2 suspects in the murders of 11 year-old kevin hernandez and 14 year-old shawn worthington vote of union city charged with their murder is 18 year-old jason corn, a hole of castro valley and a 17 year-old from hayward the boys were gunned down as they sat in a minivan in the parking lot of cereals elementary school at that time the suspect. >>entered the parking lot full near sean and kevin and then opened fire gunning down both sean and kevin police released photos of the bullet riddled van. they found 36 shell casings in the parking lot. the victims were unarmed both suspects are being charged with murder and special circumstances, the complaint also a game you have spent in that these killings were done with the benefit direction and association. >>i'm a criminal street gang. >>charging documets allege the motive for the killings was a rivalry between criminal street gangs and references social media evidence that shows cornejo possessing and purchasing and a k 47, one of the suspected murder weapons. there is also evidence of corn discussing the murders with

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that we see this for community just to get shawn's or things being equal in 2 weeks. or maybe some of the investigators i mean some of the limits of the survivors we're not forthcoming when they were needed but i want you to get us to get more from them how. has been sorted out investigation. and we have that i'm assured that from now with the criminal investigation put out. privilege with some of the women left so some of the worst violence following the election the police station was destroyed during an anti-government protest late last year since then it's been abandoned people here say they don't trust the police and they don't want them to return the constitutional court recently and now the results. because of what judges said widespread irregularities disputes that and is appealing to the supreme court to overturn the verdict is an easy in malawi but opposition supporters and human rights activists are threatening more protests if things don't go their way. out zira. lebanon's you cabinet is to hold its 1st session today after winning a vote of confidence from

i have more on that now we want to take this to our political correspondent emmanuel shawn she's standing by here in berlin good evening to you emma so we just heard there the country's health minister sounding the alarm saying that we are. so what's the government doing about it well yes upon the house minister sounded much more worried than before like you said he acknowledged idea pedantic was a most likely no longer available here in germany because those who contracted a device have been in touch with so many people before being diagnosed so he asked house officials hospitals medical practices social security services in all of germany's states to refute their emergency plans for the pending a plan that makes. the new cases he saved now more people should be tested better mood than most it is say here so encourage people with symptoms to come forward and get in touch with doctors but he also warned against a wave of panic some schools some kindergartens india area in north rhine-westphalia where 2 people have been diagnosed have been shut down as well as 2 medical practices out where