and we know that there are regions that are particularly affected by this on the stork. south africa's president who also presides over the african union has pointed this out to me. and that's why our engagement for africa and generally poorer countries is so important. to do it. one of those countries in need is sudan the country was already facing a health care crisis before the pandemic suffering from a shortage of doctors and infrastructure many medical workers left the country under the previous dictatorship and that has left mostly young doctors to handle the corona virus outbreak and some doctors say they've been attacked by patients families who blame them for the health systems failures. good a moment of rest before the early shift begins doctors and nurses board a shuttle bus from their temporary housing to the nearby clinic they cannot keep a safe distance apart and they aren't allowed to see their own families. these health workers have to get by on one meal a day. khartoum's gobbler clinic is the main treatment center for sudan's coronavirus patients it alre

i hear there are some local kids around, giving fish to the marabou stork.got some fish, so i'm now i'm feeding the birds. ohh! one of the main reasons i come travelling is to get off the beaten track, get away from the tourist crowd, and this lake is idealfor me because it's peaceful, away from tourists, just locals, very natural. it's perfect. yeah, natural, yeah. from some of the research i'd done about haile selassie and ethiopia and hearing a bit about the rastafarian culture, it's the idea that haile selassie had designated a bit of land, so that former african slaves, descendants could come back to africa. that sounded interesting, so i thought i'd head to a town called shashamane, where it's home to a rastafarian culture. lots of people out, this feels very lively, very rural, traditional. i like it. hello, salaam! the driver and i are now looking for my accommodation, a rastafarian—run lodge. alex, i am alex. i am the owner of the place. hello. welcome! come in. wow, you're tall. like a lot of western european tourists who think a rastafarian cultur

lawmakers in ukraine have passed in a stork -- a historic reform bill. lawmakers were masks and glovess to show that they want to protect themselves from the coronavirus when they pass the reform bill. in the united states, las vegas authorities have converted an outdoor parking lot into a temporary homeless shelter. it has sparked outrage with critics pointing to the thousands of empty hotel rooms in the city. there is an estimated 6500 people without permanent housing in las vegas. britain has turned a london exhibition centeter into a temporary coronavirus field hospital. it will treat up to 4000 patients who are struck down by covid-19. sick or patients and those with underlying health conditions will be treated in regular hospitals. afghanistan has reported 200 coronavirus cases. authorities are taking steps to halt the spread of the infection. health care system is weak and can be easily overwhelmed if the number of cases grow. the country's problems are exacerbated by the return of thousands of people from iran. none of the c countries worst ht th

and then a stork election today in ohio and why the nation will be watching a several counties make their own plans to the general election. this is a lie look at traffic this morning, the bay bridge toll plaza area no problem with traffic flowing, sal castaneda will watch that and he's working on his music for this morning's edition of traffic jams coming up here on mornings on 2 . >> welcome back it is 4:14 am. today ohio is holding an almost all mail and primary election. the primary was originally scheduled for march 17 which was one month after early voting has started and thousands of ballots were cast. the primary was extended until today because of the pandemic with virtually all voters required to mail and their ballot. a new national poll shows democratic presidential candidate joe biden leading donald trump by six points among registered voters the usa today suffolk university poll shows 44% support joe biden and 38% support president trump. joe biden has expanded his lead in recent months and back in december he led by three percentage points. >>> officials in new york have ca

the world's oil producing hard hitters have finally come to this is stork agreement to cut around $10000000.00 barrels of oil a day on the global oil markets in production now this plan means that puts the avoidance of a potential disaster for the world's oil markets and moscow has already predicted good things to come as a result of it the compromise between 22 countries will have a stabilizing effect on the global market there are no losers everybody has one from this decision producers consumers and the global economies will now this agreement comes after a month long price war between moscow and riyadh that started when saudi arabia dramatically increased its oil production and that sent global oil prices to record lows now on thursday opec plus called on its member states to assist in efforts intended to stabilize the international oil markets and much mexico is actually the longest they took the longest to fall in line with this but after the country's president spoke with donald trump he said that they were able to cut a deal. we were in touch with prison trump i spoke with him and in a

texas railroad commission they do have the ability to limit production of texas they have done this a stork lee it hasn't been tested for a number of decades but we do know that you know these one of the texas railroad commissioners is in favor of some sort of production restraints you need to have 2 thirds of the commissioners to be onboard with that actually happen and then we don't know actually how it works and and how it would actually function in 2020 but there's a store precedent for that so that that can happen. and you know it's not a federal government it's not like trump can order this it's more a state by state decision that we made especially in texas that's one way you can actually have production restraint and as jeff says some of these wells are going to shut in any way at these prices so whether you have a formal sort of shut in or not it doesn't doesn't really matter some is going to close in and some oil companies independent oil companies are very said that they're going to have to shut unless things change that's one way to go actual production restraint and the 2nd way

the landlord prevented to check with the ir storks ss to see if received their payment. >> we know our responsibilities. e we have taken care of our responsibilities. >> reporter: but with her husband out of work and four kids to feed, paying the full monthly month has been impossible. they notified the landlord but he is persistent getting paid. >> reporter: they said the landlord sent them a letter he wanted them to sign, if they receive checks from unphone or government assistance. >> he demanded he wanted $500 a week from us. >> reporter: then they got this text. it shows direct department has been made from this text. 20 minutes later, i don't have your iri and your info. treat it as a joke. >> so stop harassing us. >> tenants never have to decide whether they are going to feed their children or pay the rent. >> reporter: housing advocates say landlords must respect whose who can't afford to pay rent because of the covid-19 crisis. and landlords can't use personal information to get the status of the stimulus check. >> if they pretended to be the tenants that is not lawful. >> rep

save all the small businesses around our nation mike macfarlane from nebraska recently said this is stork relief has been a godsend for his small factory and the 136 americans who work there save those. another small business owner tim miller from oklahoma called the program a total lifesaver for his auto repair shops for employees stories like these underscore why congress must replenish the paycheck protection program immediately the republicans want to do it they want to do it immediately they want to do it now and the democrats are stopping it a short time ago the c.d.c. issued public health guidelines for critical industries in a few moments agricultural secretary sonny perdue will elaborate on how these guidelines apply to our nation's dedicated workers in the food processing profession because it's a profession it's incredible what they do. food processing and keeping our grocery stores full the shelves are not bare like the shelves that i inherited when we took over the stockpile the medical stockpile where the shelves were bare the cupboard was bare i say tomorrow also be leading

the corn burra has migrated to northern germany because of climate change it's lava eat into the storks which makes them bend and they can no longer be harvested. myna worries he'll lose up to 30 percent of his harvest he wants to eradicate the corn borel without chemicals. there isn't we need a way to fight it off and so we can i'm sure that at some point titian's will ban chemical methods of killing the corn bore like they have with many other things should become whether it makes sense or not my sense of the. we should try something new. burned my up plans to fly a drone over his fields easier said than done. the problem is those turbines over there because i'm flying through a gap of 10 meters and the system isn't so accurate that i can get right in the middle 5 meters on each side of the mythic who get in must. this is pest control 4 point never before attempted here in northern germany the next step is programming the flight rate. it's coming here i can mark out where the field is. so it's a flight map for the drawing i want. so i mock it and then lay the flight map on top. so far

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governor newsom called the move and a horse stork effort but they have not heard of any system that has received a ventilator directly from tesla or mosque. >>> after weeks of frustrations for independent contractors and a gig workers trying to filed for unemployment benefits, help may be on the way. walter makaula's shares the state's new website for self- employed workers that promises to streamline the application process and help workers get their benefits faster. >> phone call that tells you who to talk to is a voicemail that says we are experiencing a high volume of calls and it hangs up. >> chris hopkins like other gig workers are extremely frustrated trying to apply for unemployment benefits. he makes his living as a dj. he says navigating his way through the process is stressful and confusing. >> and went out on unemployment. i did not see anything. i think it was around the 22nd that i did get a really convoluted line of questioning. i got through but it said 0 benefits for three weeks now. beginning tuesday help is on the way and the state will be launching a new website app

stork the internet over the last few days when they made the case for reopening america. okay, tonight they are here exclusively to make their case and to answer some of the nasty critics -- you know who you are. also, we dug further into the governments efforts to pretty much discredit the benefits of hydroxychloroquine, used all over the world. infectious disease specialist stephen smith is here to respond to those findings, plus another doctor is suing the state over limiting the drug. well, which state? we will tell you. he's here tonight. and raymond arroyo has taken another deep look into the sexual assault allegations against joe biden. he's here, going to tell us what he found. at how the media are covering it all up. but first, my thoughts at the end of day 42, can you believe it, america in shutdown. now, many of you are probably feeling kind of like i'm feeling. it's a weird feeling, isn't it? it's horrible -- if you like all the people who suffered out there -- they're also living in kind of a time warp, because you think back like in the pre-covid days, seems

can i help >> caller: we need income with capital preservation for the financial sector a large cap storkf 6, dividend yield of 7.25. but during the 2008 financial credit crisis, the dividend was cut by 50% what do you think of prudential financial? >> i think that payout is too high and it concerns me. i haven't done enough work to be sure, but i don't think that that is -- i think you're reaching for yield when i reach for yield in my career, it's rare it's ever been right. >>> let's go to nick in new york nick >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah, partner >> caller: spr >> i think aerospace is on hold and this stock can bounce because right now there is this kind of cooped up expectation of anything aerospace, but i don't want to be there >>> how about natalia in new jersey natal. >> caller: booyah, jim i have a question. what's your opinion on general motors >> general motors? the yield gets higher and higher, you have to cut it i have no long case for gm other than animal spirits. i think the stock could go 10% before they say there's no earnings momentum here >>> let's go to grant in vi

we've already seen the apex in madrid italy is clearly over the hump that means buy storks. cover your shorts. the bull is backs today's run d 1627 points marking its best day in two weeks s&p soaring 7.03%. nasdaq 7.3%. can it really be this easy or does this represent too much optimism i think it's a bit of the latter wall street is a group of index buyers and traders when we care about the new number of coronavirus cases, number of hospitalizations and mortality rate index buying was so intense it moved stocks like they were play things now, does that mean we should buy the nasdaq when we have more ventilators, sell it if we don't have enough personal protective equipment? do we buy the s&p retail etf when we get a decent number from, i don't know, governor cuomo? no, it's kind of ridiculous. we're simply seeing, though, the flip side of what happens when people were downbeat as they were last week when the president's team told us some pretty horrifying death projections if this thing didn't slow down. i do not like markets driven by inderkz buying or selling because nee

planet in both english and spanish and he is quite special and we are hoping to have a mix of his storko show concerts that have happened in the park but also have some surprises with some live entertainment. we will also have comedy and even some theater that has been in the park. >> that sounds great, we will be looking forward to that and congratulations on celebrating 150 years of golden gate park. it truly is a beautiful, beautiful place. always a pleasure. >>> using quarantine to build character, coming up next here on the four, we will talk with an expert about just how difficult the shelter in place has been on parents and children, especially teenagers. also, how to make the best out of a bad situation. and online tools you need. and now it's no different. because helping you through this crisis is what we're made for. >>> the stay-at-home orders have been especially disappointing for the class of 2020. with millions of high school seniors across the country missing out on key events like prom and graduation, earlier today, i spoke with the senior medical director of whether th

the stork market actually, i'm kind of surprised is not, how much is it down now from february? probably what, 20%? charles: down 3%, s&p is down like 12, 13%. we've come back a a lot. steve let me ask you. other side of this coin. my wife's cousin passed away. he went on tirade on social media. anyone who wants this to open upthey vent had a relative pass away. when do you talk about the economy flourish and going to funerals? >> put safety first, put lives first, that is it what donald trump and white house has been saying that is exactly the right thing to do. i have to say this, charles, i refuse to surrender some kind of a moral high ground because i want to get our society opened up. there is increasingly strong evidence of increases in suicides, increases of child abuse. increases on things like depression. spousal abuse. you're seeing businessmen and women, i mean, heartbreaking stories, charles. you told a lot of these stories in recent weeks. people who put their whole lives building these businesses and they're failing by the tens of thousands every week. that is why

mary: yes, i want to see if we can get the stork. ergo. i'm good at this.uld say it was different in many ways. but one was how i was to attach to certain characters of people. one of them was an artist it, george, kate clearly has so much in common with us. but i found him in terms of the artist obviously holocaust victim, is harrowing. but in terms of the artist, found him to be someone i found incredibly moving because he was a household name in germany. that was before hitler took power. he made a very specific decision to fight against hitler. and fight against injustice. he was not jewish but he had a lot of jewish friends. and he saw this rising anti- stigmatism. and intelligence for women rights and minorities. and he spent his career and he put it online and made himself into an artistic activist. so he created to work which was criticizing, not all christianity, motivation of christian teachings. there's a judge in the back that is criticizing political corruption. and then here in the front you see him criticizing the major generals that got the

stork negotiations with. israel then are invited to negotiate they're invited to sing what's being put on the table. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflicts i would say. and most of them is made. close one on each other's to each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complex just to get some 20 year life where. you don't care. anything. and more can rhona virus controversy for amazon as the company now admits that it did fire an employee who organized a strike demanding greater protections for employees amid the corona virus outbreak chris small say management assistant at the facility was fired on monday afternoon after the strike smalls had organized a walkout to call attention to the lack of protections for warehouse workers in a statement to business insid

. >> we are actually fortunate we have quite a bit of toilet paper in stork, which makes me want to buyave some at home. so i'm not going to get it or hoard it. >> there is one other thing to consider. we actually do need more toilet paper. with nearly 95% of americans under stay-at-home orders, imagine all the bathroom breaks normally taken at offices, restaurants or stores now all happening under our own roofs. >> we have moved faster than i've seen us move back. >> oversees brands like scott and cottonelle. >> aren't people in your life saying how do i get toilet paper? >> they are. >> let me be one of those people. how can i get some if i need some? >> be patient. that product will be there soon. >> we're all reminded to think of others. that holds true here, too. >> we need to think about who were we and are we helping or are we hurting? >> remember, keep for "today," savannah sellers, nbc news. >>> coming out of the grocery store these days, the rare times you break out of your house, someone with a big old load of this and give them that look like you got the last toilet paper th

. >> the stork is up 5% after hours. microsoft is also soaring here after hours.oks like a big beat. let's get to the earnings with josh lipton. josh >> microsoft reporting q3 earnings of $1.40, versus expectations of $1.26 and revenue of $35 billion versus expectations of $33.7 billion. so beats there on the bottom and the top. turning to the segments here, revenue and productivity and business processes, $11.7 billion in the quarter, ab an increase of 15%. office 365 commercial revenue growth 25%, linkedin revenue increased 21%. cloud division was $12.3 billion, an increase of 27%. its cloud service azure saw revenue growth of 59%. of course there microsoft going head to head with amazon's aws and revenue and more personal computing, $11 billion, an increase of 3% windows oem revenue, what device makers are paying microsoft to license windows, that was relatively unchanged year over year back to you. >> josh lipton, thanks so much for that microsoft up 1.4%. let's get to facebook's numbers. revenues a smigt beat, $17.7 billion, the forecast $17.4 billion, the ep

. >> do you think we've seen a bottom so far in storks or do you think we have more pain to come?> yeah, we had a client call with our clients on march 25th and we said, look, you know, there could be more downside from here because no one knows, right. but the worst of it we believed was in at that point and then we were right in the midst of a rally and we've rallied some from there. until this volatility settles down, the vix went from over 80, now we're in the mid-40, 50 range, we need more normal levels of volatility. markets tend to begin rallying four months before the end of the recession. we're in a recession, the market selloff was not caused by a recession, caused by the virus but we're in one now and we think you'll start to see the market looking through this and with four months until the end of the recession, markets usually historically rallied about 25%. it's not time to be selling. maria: francis jump in here, do you agree with that, this is not the time to be selling, that maybe we have seen the bottom, francis? >> well, i don't know if we've seen the bottom. i