. >> this town is known as sin city. its downtown is known as liver gulch. >> a two-day total of $77,147. maria: during a match of go considered to be the world's most of complex game. here, too, a computer wins. >> we are going to see today -- maria: a.i. is everywhere. i visited ibm's ai labs in new york. here they are trying to get ahead of wildfires using artificial intelligence to detect which forest is most of vulnerable. >> we have hundreds of layers of jeof -- of geospacious data. this is where fires took place in california, and what we do here is we take layers and we have selected a few layers, vegetation index of the united states, daily precipitation and temperature data. so we take that, and in a matter of hours we can create an ai model that uses that data to create a wildfire index prediction. maria: at m.i.t. in cambridge, massachusetts, the professors ruse is in charge of the computer science and artificial intelligence lab at m.i.t. her students are identifying jobs people don't want, like separating r

. >> narrator: it's here, in sin city, that pang develops a penchant for gambling, spending his free time at the glitzy casinos on the strip. >> you know, he liked to gamble, always had a little bit of money that he was throwing around. kind of, you know, a guy who just liked the high life. >> narrator: in 2000, the 33-year-old pang establishes private equity management group, or pem group for short, with a few partners, including nasar aboubakare. jeff benice is aboubakare's attorney. >> the first focus of that business was life settlement contracts, that is buying these insurance policies. >> narrator: the pem group offers people a way to cash out a life-insurance policy before they die. pem offers a cash settlement in exchange for the right to collect on the policy later. >> he would give them the money up front, in return he would hold the policy. so when this person passed, he would get the proceeds of that policy. so that was how he was purportedly going to make money. >> narrator: pang, a gambler since his teenage years, is now literally betting on when people will die, and fr

it's still not clear when the raiders will host their first game in sin city. the schedule is due out by the middle of may but even then it's not really clear when the games may finally begin. >>> trending this morning the question is certainly circling on social media right now what if i told you the greatest michael jordan wasn't the greatest at all. >> that a country would fail to protect its natural greatest resource. >> 30 for 30 made a parody trailer detailing its next subject for a basketball documentary, michael scott from "the office." scott, who is played by steve carell, shows off his skills in season one episode titled basketball, which is clearly not up to par with the legend of michael jordan. >> it was funny when you said michael jordan wasn't the best. i said -- huh? >> i didn't write that. >> 4:56 for you this morning. and coming up on "today in the bay" we're going to break down what's the latest stimulus bill lawmakers are close to finalizing. next, the billions of dollars under consideration plus what's in it for rural and minority owned bus

seeing increasing cases in the regions like campania with needles located as well as in cornea and in sin city and the hospitals there are not as well equipped and the forty's they are seeing big need more protective gear they need those mosques they need the goggles and all the putting that come to protect those who aka are working to help those that have been infected the key concern is also the presence of the virus in care homes for the aged whether vulnerable and those working their old sort of heat that protected the authorities are asking the central government for that synagogue in iraq thank you so much here's some of the other stories now making news around the world britain has turned a london exhibition center into a temporary coronavirus field hospital it will trade up to 4000 patients struck down by coverage 19 who were previously fit and healthy sicker patients and those who with underlying health conditions will be treated in regular hospitals. lawmakers in ukraine passed a historic land reform bill clearing. and $8000000000.00 i.m.f. loan package wearing masks and gloves again

in its pockets to help the creative industries what's really concerning is that many within their sin city say that it won't be enough to stop some from folding and there was a study that was carried out by a french trade organization this is the professional committee of arts galleries in expand that around it may have to close a door in 2020 as a result of what's going on now while many people are locked out of sam's salles it's really called it that has been made available for museums around the world there is also concerned that you could have an impact on the future on what the u.n. has described as being in an already fragile cultural industry which should be much more measured to cast off a counter right you have to prove that there is a special need it is hard to quantify the consequences and this is happening but this sector is in deep distress culture is really part of the heart of france it it pumps through the entire country by nuance people together and there is a real fear that this pandemic could seriously impact that top us one here moscow because a reporter said in a way i

to get back to work mayor carolyn goodman disagrees with the governor saying she wants to reopen sin city's economy in a written statement goodman says unless the restrictions are lifted the las vegas the world knows and loves simply won't survive a study conducted by the nevada resort association says workers are expected to lose $7700000000.00 in wages over the next 18 months if the tourism industry is shuttered between 30 to 90 days well more than 343000 residents have filed for unemployment that doesn't account for the self-employed and good workers well these employees are now eligible for benefits under a federal aid package nevada officials say the state may not have a proper website ready for them to seek benefits until may as las vegas appears more like a ghost town the city is still struggling with coronavirus concerns after several homeless shelters closed down after some tested positive for the virus the city has opened up a parking lot with social distancing markers for the homeless to stay and now for the time being workers await a solution that will get their economy back on

company looks to show up its own security >>> trouble in las vegas pushing back on calls to open sin city sooner than later and in new york city, the struggle facing hospitals in the nation's epicenter >> and trying to stay fit while staying home we'll speak to lindsay vaughn lending her voice to the cause to keep us healthy we have more to do right after this >> announcer: today's big number, 112% that's how much shares of chipolte have jumped from its 52-week w.lo the restaurant surged yesterday after posting a strong earnings report >>> welcome back let's get a check on some of the story talks. the company reporting better than ever first quarter results. actions were taken to protect themselves on the fallout such as halting its buy back. shares of sleep number have been hammered down 56% in just 90 days netgear pulling guidance for the year it experienced supply and demand disruptions around the world sales focused on wi-fi and hot spots were set by focusing on sales. >>> los angeles sands post a loss no surprise there. shares are a little higher as casino operator does expect busine

. >> that's right, geese getting a chance to enjoy sin city without all those pesky tourists.t's been amazing. >> now that is cute. i love seeing stuff like that. >> old school. what are we looking like with that forecast this morning? >>> some rain during march but we are still in a moderate drought right now. we have seen the update coming out and it does cover much more of california and a moderate drought of about 43% at this point, and we're also seeing that for the bay area where we are under a moderate drought for many of our micro climates. so that's of concern but the good thing is that we do have some rain in the forecast. and we are also going to see snow coming in as we go into the weekend. we're starting in the north bay and going into the rest of the bay area. it spreads from north to south and continues off and on going into sunday and may also continue into monday. during that time some of our models are going up with how much rain we may see looking pretty good here with the possibility of over an inch of rain over the course of those three days, maybe even up

the mayor of las vegas points to their desert heat as if it will protect sin city. leaders can't be in the business of selling stupid. i'm not sure why the heat in va ges does what heat in florida, arizona and louisiana hasn't. you can't combat stupid if you say stupid things. that's why the remedy for stupid is science. knowledge. let's deal on that. the doctor of infectious disease. larry brilliant. it has to be tough to live up to that name. welcome to "prime time." >> you have a name to live up to as well. >> fair point. well done. it doesn't sound or look anywhere near as good as yours. messaging. you're in the business of science. messaging matters. when it doms to what is true and not. people are always skeptical. especially now especially when it's coming out of politics. do you fear the effect of whether it's the mayor in las vegas saying the heat makes a difference out here. or the president not owning what came out of his mouth about the disinfectant. or hydroxychloroquine. or about how testing is not good. or people should liberate their states against t

when the mayor of las vegas, okay, points to their desert heat, as if it will protect sin city. you see, our leaders can't be in the business of selling stupid. okay. i'm not sure why the heat in vegas, heat in arizona or florida or louisiana hasn't. and you can't combat stupid if you get caught up saying stupid things. and that's why the remedy for stupid is science. knowledge. all right. so let's deal in that with the doctor of infectious disease, larry brilliant. boy, it's got to be tough to live up to that name. welcome back to "primetime." >> hello, chris. you've got a name to live up to, as well. >> fair point. well done. well done. doesn't sound or look anywhere near as good as yours. so messaging. okay. you're in the business of science. but messaging matters. when it comes to what is true and what is not. because people are always skeptical. especially, now, especially when it's coming out of politicians. do you fear the effect of, whether it's the mayor in vegas saying the heat will make a difference out here, or the president not owning the absurdity that came out of

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the raiders have two first-rouns will host their first game in sin city. schedule is due out middle of may but even then it's not clear when the games may finally begin. and we have something good for you that comes in the word of good boy. we've seen a lot of those zoom meetings turn into pups popping up everywhere, laura. >> this one goes to the dogs, marcus. one reporter took it to the next level with a rough interview including some college mascots. he decided to invite them to a video chat. sadly the meeting came to an abrupt halt when a doorbell rang with a food delivery. priorities, priorities, i guess. all right, a good day to take the dogs out for a walk, kari? >> i was trying to look at that zoom call to see if the mississippi state bulldog was on there. i was trying to see. yes, a great day for dog walking. we've seen a couple showers moving through and we're going to be talking about this week is earth week leading up to this wednesday talking about some things we can all do while at home. what about extra things to help our planet and reduce o

havana is of the sin city of the western hemisphere. if you've seen the godfather part ii they're the ones who are running these beautiful art deco casinos that are all still there. prostitution is rife. it's one of the great centers and he loves it. he goes to the shanghai theater to see super man, the details i won't go into but these live sex shows. and it's an extraordinary decadent place, but there's an underground growing there as well. you know, it's just the support is probably at its weakest in havana. in any case up in the mountains fidel is preparing for like a 5 or 10-year war. he decides to actually get a permanent base. they've got about 300 men at this stage, and he decides instead of going around medically they have to have somewhere they can all hole up. cecilia comes in and designs this beautiful camp in a very isolated place. you go up this trial and you can still go there today. all the huts are still there. you go up this trial clamoring up and you finally trudge along and it suddenly opens up in this sort of like s

they were abducted by the nazis and taken to germany to be raised as a city. sins of the family. during world war 2 thousands of polish children suffer. even today many of them don't know the real parents well. they've lived with this trauma for decades. telling children the kidnapping campaign of nazi germany starts april 28th. how does the virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. introduce through the tax and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the crown of irish or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you go your podcast you can also find us and d.-w. dot com slash science. this is the deadly news live from berlin russian celebrated an orthodox but the difference made an alarming increase in corona virus infection. mass is celebrated without bush it is to stand in the spirit after a recording increase of 6 belsen infections on sunday we took a look at how authorities are reacting also on the show fear and confusion among asylum seekers living in germany over the adapting to a new life

it was sin city. >> yes. ♪ >> when siegfried & roy got here, it was the good old days.unge vegas. ♪ and it's all going up in flames ♪ >> this is the 1960s. >> it was strictly a place to lure adults, mostly men, to come in and watch a show and then go out and gamble. >> what you think of is essentially the rat pack era in the '60s. you think of frank and sammy and dean. ♪ the sun was shining >> hold it. ♪ ---ing >> the ring-a-ding-ding vegas, the "ocean's eleven" vegas. >> there were lots of shows featuring women with huge feathers on their heads and not a lot else on their body. >> siegfried and roy were two very good looking guys who were illusionists with animals. it didn't fit into the niche of las vegas. so they really had to work incredibly hard to make themselves special. >> give me one sentence that describes your relationship with roy. >> roy had these dreams and i had the ideas. his dreams were always so big but we made the dreams become a reality. >> they started out with one cheetah, and they start adding animals to their show. >> that was their shtick. that

nevada governor steve sicilak criticized the comments of the mayor of las vegas who called to reopen sin cityciting the state's relatively low death toll. >> hasn't it been because of social distancing that the numbers have been what they are? >> how do you know until we have a control group? we offer to be a control group. anybody who knows anything about statistics knows that, for instance, you have a vaccine -- >> you are offering the citizens of las vegas to be a control group to see if your theory on social distancing -- >> no, no, no, wrong. absolutely wrong. don't put words in my mouth. >> i will not allow the citizens of nevada, our nevadans to be used as a control group, as a placebo. >> reporter: mayor goodman has yet to outline a plan for reopening, leaving it up to casinos and other business leaders. one las vegas bar owner who converted his tavern into a drive-through store hopes the governor will at least set a date on when the state might reopen. >> even picking a date would give us a glimmer of hope. that will give all small business owners a chance to be able to set up their

. >> reporter: this is what second grade class used to look like at this elemenootary sin new york cityike this: >> good morning, jason. good morning, sevens. >> reporter: but even now, these secondraders have kept up the tarradition of g their highs and lows at the end of the week, and what they're looking forward to. aa roshorn and a bud. >> are you ready to share? would you like thshare? >> ye but i only have a rose. >> that's okay. >>st watching "lego s" with my dad. >> my rose is going to this awesome sea glass beach on wednesday. thisere were like ig sizes of sea glass. >> me and my dad were building garden beds and shoveling dirt. and i thought that was really fun. >> being able to be with my guia gs while doing handwriting. >> my rose was lila's birthday. >> my thorn is not being able te you guys. and, yeah. >> i'm writing a book abouti mals, and i have some trouble thinking of stuff about leopard frogs. >> my thorn is going to see my grndparents, 'cause they have coronavirus so it's, really hd to see them, like, through a window and not, like, be able to be there with them. >>

he is leading by example covering pay for nearly all of the employees of his and our sins the city closed most of the business is five weeks ago. john rich joins us now, and i know you keep a pretty tight knit community feel in nashville, and i wonder what you were hearing from people about what it's like to try to go through this if you are one of those employees that worked at a bar, restaurant, and a great tourist town like nashville and all of a sudden, you can't work? >> right. not every business can do what we're doing. we are continuing to all of our people. the interesting thing that the mayor of nashville just put out, our phase in nashville it's going to play out and they say every 14 days, you can go to a new phase but then testing is going to increase which is going to return in more positive cases that sends you backward in the phase count. so there's still a lot of uncertainty here. were going to do the best we can and have my business, we try to make our people bottom line and we are going to do that is much as we possibly can. >> dana: how do you guys think about people co

>>and we've seen in dense populated places right in sin in cities where people have to live in course close quarters like in new york city you're in a tiny apartment, maybe you got 5 people in there. you can't corn team from somebody else and you don't have enough money to get insurance you have enough money to go to the doctor. it's the problem is so much deeper. it is and that's why we're taking this holistic view again it's not just access to health care is also about environmental factors and those are things that we can control that we can change. >>access to healthy food and diet access to space to exercise in and again we're taking this crisis and seen some opportunities in the slow streets program in oakland is actually a great many intervention because we're pretty mean instant recreation areas to parts of the city have not had spaces for people to spread out and walk or bike. so these are all some creative things that we're doing right now to address these types of disparate mayor sheriff speaking of right now i did want to get your comment on what did the president did as f

of draft was supposed to be the most grand did i owes draft of all time in the land of excess and sin city carpet in front of the bellagio, the nfl scrapped all the plans. it will be pretty bare bones this year but extremely complicated from a broadband and i.t. point. team owners will have to be spread out to rely on technology to communicate with each other and other teams. because people are craving anything live right now as far as sports goes, many people are expecting this to be the most watched and the most bet on nfl draft of all time. some of the more unusual draft bets that you can place, who bill the number one overall pick hug first? will the draft be hacked and, will the total number of dogs shown during the first round. earnings well, you got to bet on something related to sports. if that is the best you got. well you're in deep trouble. grady, thank you very much indeed, sir. >>> the lockdown is lifting. america is starting at least to reopen. we're going to talk to the pennsylvania congressman dan muser. his state will be back in business in a few weeks, weeks. why the dela

irony is that that revolution, the revolution that brought this fundamentalist to power to two cities of sin, beirut in paris. beirut, the paris, the capital and paris, the city of the enlightenment, the birthplace of the enlightenment. it is not for freedoms of both of these countries he may have died forgotten in a cul-de-sac in the city in iraq. i am not going to tell you too much more about how the story unfolds but what i loved about the research that i did for the book, i learned a lot about the region, i found a lot of interesting gyms headed in the pages of her history, things that were surprising, the role that the palestinian leader at the time played as well. in helping the iranian resolution come to be. the fact that the muslim butter under brotherhood which was still a power to be reckoned with us to some extent and some of these countries but was still in many ways a marginal political force in the muslim od looked to his success and thought perhaps, we could do this here and even though they went to visit him in high run to see what he could offer him. those are all episodes t

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stay safe everyone stays in the city safe stay safe the phrase stay safe. it's a deadly sin. in the whim of nature. it motivates us. and threatens tomorrow's. greed. you see should lead to such. drives home. putting danger he's been one big no i've come to oppose capitalism because i see the harm it has done to the world was out of a tank at least because. we would a world would run the risk of being the 1st form of wives to be responsible for our own expansion. while. we go in search of answers don't you trisha. good starts may 21st on t w. this is a deadly news and they saw al top stories. u.s. president donald trump says he was being sarcastic when he suggested injecting disinfectant into paper to stop the coronavirus medical experts warned against the idea after trump proposed that on thursday the u.s. death toll from the corona virus has now passed.

pledge to do all we can to help you heal the injured, to rebuild this city, and to bring to justice those who did this evil. this terrible sin took the lives of our american family, innocent children in that building only because their parents were trying to be good parents as well as good workers, citizens in the building, going about their daily business, and many there who served the rest of us, to help the elderly, the disabled, worked to support our farmers and veterans, who worked to enforce our laws and to protect us. let us say clearly, they serve us well and we are grateful. [applause] but for so many of you, they were also neighbors and friends. you saw them at church or the pta meeting, the civic club or the ballpark, you know them in ways that all the rest of america could not. and to all the members of the families here who have suffered loss, though we share your grief, your pain is unimaginable, and we know that. we cannot undo it, that is god's work. our words seem small beside the loss you have endured, but i have found a few i wanted to share today. i received a lot of letters in these last terrible days. o

sin. and a whim of nature. to motivate soaps. and brimstone reverse. greed. desire for. good that drives a. good city in danger. why are we greedy. we go in search of answers in a documentary film. starts may 21st t.w. . from. a deal between 2 of the world's 3 biggest airplane make has forced 3. now resilience and bret is considering legal action after boeing pulled off the multi-billion dollar. and coronaviruses meant migrant workers of all but disappeared leaving locals to pick the season's hottest. this is either we have business on robots in berlin thanks for joining us. now brazilian plane maker embraer has started arbitration proceedings against boeing over the failure of a deal between the 2 the $4200000000.00 deal ended when boeing decided it was going to cancel over delays during the negotiation process. let's get more on this now from our correspondent in new york speak to young man's quarter yeah do we know exactly why this deal fell through we know there were delays but what's the actual reason. well we are still short of some details boeing claims that member actually failed some condition so we mi

there's been a problem with the city knows turn limits and told me stay away almost. 2 sins of the food that there is no answer because yes that requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become invisible clucks. small seemed wrong but all just all. the world is yet to shape out these days become educated and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. law and from the world headquarters of the r t america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez. and everybody i'm rick sanchez to all of you who are watching us from all over the world rather you're watching on regular t.v. or on on the app that's becoming so popular portable t.v. we are so glad you are there the friction between the united states and china has just reached another milestone in this one is much more tangible than the accusations that have been going back and forth about who's to blame for the coronavirus let me tell you what's going on for the 1st time china has expelled and actively denounced the.

cities where. it was for good or to see. that he didn't go mad it is a sin to know this digital fingerprint reader is the only modern day equipment the rest of the time the men new century old tools. will want to know what you got what i think about a little word if. because. for the for the 1st part of the so-called. problem. they're all here to harvest guano more commonly known as about dropping us it's one of the best natural fertilisers in the world. pelicans gannett's cormorants millions of birds flock to the peruvian islands. it takes between 10 and 15 years to dig out to me to fix a layer of dong. the harvesting is done by hand machines a forbidden they would scare off the birds and damage their natural environment. working conditions here are terrible. the smell of the decaying bird droppings almost unbearable. at 1st this level we had just got was. a body blow to my audience. ya know i want them to like jump. the sifting is the most challenging aspect the dust is constant. and nobody escapes this task. and. he is he appears he won a little pin that

sin. and the whim of nature. it motivates us. and threatens tomorrow's. greed. sexual desire for me. that drives our. country the city changed. why are we greedy can we go in search of answers in a documentary film. starts may 21st w. . illiam. this week on well stories. germany exceptional circumstances in berlin. usa life under quarantine. the stars in greece in the morea refugee compliments both side and refugees on living in cramped spaces in very poor hygiene the conditions now they also fear the coronavirus. the maria camp was originally planned for 3000 people but now it's housing some 20000 asylum seekers. they live in homemade tents outside the official camp in what's been nicknamed the jungle. more than a 1000 people share a single water outlet which frequently malfunctions bring me out of here obviously he has got water now we must go again to hold. it's life. sadar an afghan doctor lives with his wife and 4 children in a small tent they fled the war in their country and now rely on a. this means waiting in long crowded lines for hours to get food avoiding close contact is almost impossible in morea aid organizatio

new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> original sin here was the question of the federal government's role in testing. because we had a chance here-- we had a chance to contain this, e it.e couldn't we couldn't see it without testing. >> nawaz: testing for the novel coronavirus remains low, even as the official list of symptoms expands. the c.d.c. first listed covidsy toms as high fever, shortness of breath, and cough. the agency has now added possible symptoms including chills, muscle pain, headaches, sore throat, and loss of taste ls smell. the c.d.c. has arecommended wearing masks inublic where social distancing is difficult, a guideline vice president pence ignored while touring the mayo clinic today. clinic, clarifying it had "informed the vice president of the masking policy prior to his arrival," a tweet they later deleted. the vice psident later addressed the issue. united states, i'md for the the coronavirus on a regular basis. coronavirus, i thought it would be a good opportunity for me to be here and be able to speak to these researchers, the incredible health care personne

georgia and alcohol are among the states has a sin a reduction in the stricture and some cities in florida home to the miami heat and orlando magic are expected to usin their stay at home policies in the coming days no date however has been revealed for the games to start again. despite the global pandemic sport is still going ahead with live crowds and nicaragua on such a day of books and resumed in the central american nation's capital managua while some precautions were taken event staff wore mosques and the audience was not directly by the ring only a 10th of the 8000 seats a venue was filled to the us despite tickets being given away for free and the government insisted that the coronavirus is not a major issue in the country only 11 a positive cases and 3 deaths have been officially reported the king of clear off on the does back in action this week but from his own home he's taken part in a virtual version of the madrid open so it's 2 players will be involved in the charity event 5 time champion the wolf face off with britain's andy murray this sentiment will be played out from mond

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easter usually brings tens of thousands of pilgrims to the old city but now foreign tourism has been banned businesses are closed at the nearby sin george hotel the only guests are those being quarantined free of charge israel's hotel association says the pandemic could cost the industry more than a $1000000000.00 we are always fully booked $131.00 a year. last year hundreds of thousands of images visited him. or at least. over this year due to their pandemic. 0 pilgrimages it's also the week of the jewish passover last year this was the scene at the western wall on sunday the pres were strict to a handful including it was noted with some surprise the u.s. ambassador to israel. the main possible feast was marked earlier this week with family gatherings singing from balconies filled the gap that was incredibly uplifting. with our immediate family but we're part of a broader neighborhood a broader community of palestinian christians in the occupied west bank of also had to adjust their practices praying from home in church bethlehem is locked down the church of the nativity of limits and. it hasn't been this sad since the israeli a