[both chuckling] >> steve as stefano: ah... [dark music] ♪ all hail. of the night has returned at last. [intense music] ♪ >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives. [soft orchestration] ♪ >> rafe: well, i thought you said that he was on the move. >> lani: we thought he was, but then he ducked into the bookstore, out on the square. >> rafe: he must have seen you two. >> lani: no. i don't think so. we were pretty far back, but he did look really nervous about something. >> rafe: oh, my god--he's never gonna lead you to david now. damn it! okay. i'm sorry. just keep me posted, okay? >> lani: will do.

now let's go have a quick chats with dr mary stefano the regional office for africa in brazzaville republic of congo dr mary many thanks for your time now africa has recorded very few cases by the international community is awarded why. good so as you know where the outbreak started in china and it does spread to different countries and of course africa is also at weeks because of the volume of travelers between africa and order affected areas so the like you would that would be importation of cases into a very high and they might also be worried because. of the for ideality of the systems enough. and also the population we have in africa but just to assure the world that we are enhancing our level of preparedness in africa so we can take the test is and also respond appropriately ok now of 14 african countries are not have tests in the equipment for cohen our virus that obviously is a challenge how prepared are we. oh ok so you are right so we have right now $34.00 countries that have the capacity to test. and knowing many countries. helping them to prepare and their capacity to confirm $1

fruit or scatter hotels. 20 years ago daniela began transforming the mountain village of central stefanoin central italy by turning abandoned homes into hotel rooms it brought the village back to life. in metairie to the luxury caves are popular even though the rooms here cost from around $150.00 to over a 1000 euros a night. which it's unique and in some cases you wind up paying for you make it's novel and it's good to have potential loss but it can be dangerous and you could walk into the wall will fall off and of course the conflict here nothing to do with what they have to go through. but it's wakes up the nation. right next door danielle a kilogram hopes to restore more caves very soon but not all of them will become hotel rooms he's mainly interested in preserving the historical legacy. but i hope that we'll soon have lots of competitors with nice projects will do it even better than we did because in italy there are 2000 abandoned villages which could be revived through soft tourism and stimulate the economy go. to the young people but also older ones are leaving these remote plac

can write sounds give you did a real race trick move the guy stefanos he did the trick for me oh. my god no. actually you know me 10. 620. 3. it's only for the racetrack and mother is very great. when you're actually hitting the gas i can do it that's almost. so. and that's why people like the old combustion engine that's just like the psalm the 10 that it's i don't know it's just like you can describe it it's like you go through a. realigning of the body. so if you pretend it isn't already loud enough this is the place for you but you could also give it you heard a sound of a monster engine right. what is electric car had the voice of a 8 or 10 or whatever make engine they're still not the emotion. because because this is like kind of fake it's fake and it's not true it's not honest you you're missing out on the vibrations of the mode of the engine you're missing out on the on the feeling on the on the gear shifter when you when you when you when you put in the gears and you accelerate really really hard if you do a launch control the it's just like it's just like a feeling you c

and injury to braman starting keeper saw back up stefanos casino make his full debut but the greyman netminder had little to do early on as all the action took place at the other end of the pitch josh sargent made one meal for braman after just 3 minutes shockingly the americans 3rd of the season was the 1st non own goal vera to have scored in the league this year highlighting there were treacherous attack though harris was lax defending help things along. the hands berlin's back line were even more passive 3 minutes later tonight thanks to david klassen. no pressure on the cross and heritage defenders avoided klassen like he had the coronavirus for the header. just like last week against use of force parish where the whole early. i but then braman took their phone off the gas allowing how to back into the game especially new signing my tables konya gave cathy know with something welcome to the lead. paradox long one back before the break in its last dark towering over brave insta fence to make it to one. frame and have their own problems at the back this was the 11th headed goal the

the head of the department of medicine at bergamo's main hospital, stefano fagiuoli, told the bbc thereation is absolutely necessary to try to reduce the burden of this emergency. and there is no sanitary system able to face this situation. the issue is the compression in a very short time of a huge number of people having the same identical problem — that is the real challenge. italy has brought in new restrictions, including closing all parks and stopping people from going to holiday homes. its prime minister, giuseppe conte, has indicated he might tighten measures still further. in the meantime, there's been one ray of light — the authorities put out an emergency appeal to recruit 300 doctors to help embattled regions. by the time the deadline expired, well over ten times that number had volunteered to help. mr conte described them as heroes in white coats. in the us, a number of states have ordered shutdowns with one in five americans soon set to be under a stay—at—home order. the virus has claimed almost 280 lives there and infected more than 19,500 people. and president trump says

thank you stefano assignments there in washington d.c. for us thank you so much. and staying in the u.s. the trump administration is proposing an $850000000000.00 stimulus package that would among other measures send a $1000.00 check to every american the package would also include 50000000000 dollars for the american airline industry a cut in payroll taxes and further loans and guarantees for small businesses a plan comes as governments around the world scramble to send direct age to citizens affected by the pandemic it would still need to be passed by congress. and it looks like the roller coaster ride continues for global markets after a bit of relief on tuesday asian indexes are down once again chinese and japanese stocks are dropping after initially being up in response to a one trillion dollar rescue package being ready to by the u.s. government to soften the fallout of the corona virus outbreak washington says both businesses and individuals could expect help coping with the effects of a pandemic experts are warning that the virus fallout could trigger a gl

and example the exhibition features one of stefanos hollow metals in me up to is a miniature pictures and text describing the famine. would push high on the lens each. fast of heat and it's almost every picture features thunderstorms and incredibly dark skies. as it does such so this in comprehensibly strange weather is this climatic change he says must have made a huge impression on people who had never experienced anything like it that. summer 816 near lake geneva a young british couple both aspiring writers were visiting their old friend lord byron. but their excursions into the countryside were thwarted by under usually cold weather. the couple had landed at the epicenter of a europe wide climate catastrophe. as the harvest in eastern switzerland failed starving farmers left the barren mountain regions and desperately wandered through the country in search of something to eat. byron quickly got his friends away from the beggars and out of the raging storms. this summer is following almost constant rain keeps us tied to the house one night we enjoyed a finer storm than i had ever b

is the main issue for the government the moment 7 of 8 janay an italian journalist based in milan stefano thank you thank you now a plunge in oil prices triggered by a dispute between saudi arabia and russia has sent stocks plummeting on global markets which of course were already spooked by the coronavirus billions were wiped off the value of major companies on monday london's footsie 100 suffered its biggest one day force since the global financial crisis of 2008 the index closed 7.7 percent down hong kong's hang seng index fell 4.2 percent that's biggest one they fall in 2 years and that spilled into other asian markets trading was halted on the new york stock exchange for 15 minutes when the dow jones tumbled more than 7 percent shortly after it opened it closed almost 7.8 percent down well earlier i spoke to one a who is a professor of international business and strategy at the university of surrey explained why the markets have taken such a hit. it's clear to me that there were 3 things that we needed to consider when we looked at this kind of perfect storm as you've highlighted one

plenty of evidence here and all should own and take national example the exhibition features one of stefanos hollow metals in miniato with miniature pictures and text describing the famine. would push high on the lens each. fast of heat and it's almost every picture features thunderstorms and incredibly dark skies. as it does such so this income for him. simply strange weather is this climatic change he says must have made a huge impression on people who had never experienced anything like it at the time . summer 816 near lake geneva a young british couple both aspiring writers were visiting their old friend lord byron. but their excursions into the countryside were thwarted by under usually cold weather. the couple had landed at the epicenter of a europe wide climate catastrophe. as the harvest eastern switzerland failed starving farmers left the barren mountain regions and desperately wandered through the country in search of something to eat. byron quickly got his friends away from the beggars and out of the raging storms. this summer is followed almost constant rain keeps us tied to the

his winning run to 18 matches this year and won his 1st title at the same time the greek youngster stefanoates the past 6364 jacket which is now further from the all time list of winners on the a.t.p. tour with 79 titles. the and so while they have suggested he will try to get back the heavyweight title he lost it's nice and fury last week the american was stopped in the 7th round but it appears he's ready to trigger the rematch clause while also said he would not part company with these codes trainer market breal and threw in the tell to stop the fight the fight was convinced he would not take the same punishment in any rematch we will be getting big time it. will be but we will hold out well here's how. you're choosing group. we finish from the ashes and regain. earlier we told you about the italian football being postponed while the latest woke up skiing events in the italian alps has gone ahead the women's super g. was held in twill but with a limited number of spectators the region has not had any cases of coronavirus austria's mino. clinched the 1st win by a 10th of a 2nd super g. le