by the life of kobe bryant the super stop player who retired from possible in 2016 might the cops of the hall of fame in his 1st year of eligibility he won 5 n.b.a. championships with the l.a. like is and is considered one of the greatest players to ever play the game he died in a helicopter crash in light january the c.e.o. . you're watching d.w. news remember you can get the latest news and information on our website it's d.w. dot com thanks for joining us. on the global corona crisis you can find more information online at g.w. don't come and on t.w. social media channels. how does a virus spread. why do repairing and when will. trigger through the topic.

world's only transatlantic sports team were competing in their 1st super league season when game super stopped in mid march all the wolfpack have officially postpone the 1st 3 games that were due to be played at the lamport stadium in toronto the team is still hoping to play matches in canada later this year while fact head coach brian mcdermott has proposed shortening matches to 60 rather than 80 minutes clubs have to play 3 times a week in order to finish the season the team a global headlines last year with the signing of new zealand star sonny bill williams his 2 year contract where $6000000.00 made him the world's highest paid rugby league player well facts chief executive bob hunter told out there that the league is working towards a deal to reduce players' wages the whole league now is talking about cuts to the players' salaries there's been nothing determined yet but it is probably inevitable that that's going to happen just given the konami it's of no revenue coming in and expense levels so i would say that the league is very focused on it and coming up with some sort of understanding

and we were able to stop this super gel from youth from moving forward.pplause] i say all that to say like to me i didn't start with like this clear intention of like i want to change things, i really was kind of a people pleaser more than anything but i think that's what leads me to believe we can all build power because through that experience i had an opportunity to understand what it means to really engage with the community and build power and move from being a people pleaser to trying to build people of power. >> it sounds like when you were in college you started recognizing the difference in safety of being a certain skin color as opposed to some of the darker skin color we are looking for ways to feel safe and more and more as we have more conversations we are finding out a lot of people are not feeling safe. when you were what about safety was driving you the whole time. >> one curious thing is that crime by and large is actually at historic lows. crime has been decreasing in terms of overall violent crimes even property crime has been going dow

super tuesday, you may remember. sanders congratulated biden, stopping short of endorsing him.rs will still collect delegates in the remaining primary races, an effort to influence the party's platform. new york saw its deadliest day since the coronavirus outbreak. 779 deaths. but we do have positive news coming from the cdc. officials say some essential workers like those that work in healthcare and food supply who have been exposed to covid-19 but are not showing symptoms can actually return to work. the cdc says the workers should take their temperature before heading to work, wear a face mask and practice social distancing. well, more positive news, nearly 24,000 people have recovered from the virus in the united states, that is so far as of this morning. well, this next story is definitely going to lift your spirits, we hope just a little bit this morning. this is mrs. jones, she is on her road to recovery from covid-19. healthcare workers cheered and cleveland as she -- clapped as she was moved out of intensive care yesterday. she is the first party at the hospital in geo

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super spreading events where we had many people infected at the beginning. and this led to like an overwhelming of the health care system but if you're now in that phase to stop the super spreading event and starting the typical measures of hygiene and social distancing, we are now seeing that these are enough measures to actually contain or control the virus spread enough that at least in germany, our health care system is not going to be much overwhelmed so we're going to stay within our capacity of intensive care unit beds >> there's been a lot of talk so far baseded on the data that exists that this is a virus that at least to this point has not mu tated the way we have seen for example strains of the flu mutate and require new vaccines every year what is your research so far yielding in terms of that and how much does that then shape the narrative for how economies, how people get to go back to work, not only in the near term, but in the longer term >> well, we have not done any research now on the mutation rate on the mutations in general of covid-19 or sars covid 2 right now. what we're seeing in most of the viral infections, when it's being passed fro

the world's only transatlantic sports team and they were competing in their 1st super league season when games were stopped in mid march all the wolfpack have officially postponed the 1st 3 games that were due to be played of the lamport stadium in toronto the team is still hoping to play matches in canada later this year while coach brian mcdermott has proposed shortening matches to 60 rather than 80 minutes of clubs have to play 3 times a week in order to finish the season the team in global headlines last year with the signing of new zealand star sonny bill williams is to your contract where $6000000.00 made him the world's highest paid rugby league player but wolf packs chief executive bob hunter told al jazeera that a deal to cut player wages looks inevitable. with no revenue coming in it's a very very stressful time on your finances but certainly from the standpoint of what sonny has done for our club with additional ticket sales with additional sponsorship sales we need we need some games take place we hope that you know it still ends up as a 29 game season with the possible extension of the season

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bernie sanders officials say he has to stop up to respond to it. democrat superrsonally answer this. business insider is reporting that the biden campaigns refuses to open up the senate papers that could should light on tara reade's claim she did file a letter explaining when she quit, why she quit, explaining what happened. now we're hearing that the biden campaign may have sent people into the university of delaware to scrub his senate staff records. your take on all of that information? >> well, this is the kind of coverup which is worse than the crime. if he made an error in judgment, did something wrong, many, many years ago should deal with it now, say he is different man. not try to cover it up. the reality is, this was a credible allegation. there appears to be corroboration at the time. seems like there pretty hard to say there wasn't a there-there, she crested herself at the time. to deny any kind of truth in an allegation that was ignored at the time because he was a powerful senator is to in fact move the women's movement back, the "me too" movement,

. >> and that phone with a super long code so you can talk tie girl. >> roy, stop it i'm going to show you how to cut hair. all you need to be worried about. the first thing you need to do is take the number two guard and establish a line. >> establish a line. >> kobe or lebron, you have to let people know where you stand immediately. >> gnaw, nah, that ain't what i am talking about, the line for the fade, that is where you start your fairksd you start blending. >> how about just a haircut, i'm trying to re-create the black barbershop experience. if i can't argue about random shit what is the point of going to the barbershop. >> well, see that is the thing. you can't get the black barbershop experience at home. because being at the shop is about community. being able to communicate and talk to people and get stuff off your chessmentsd you can't get that at home. >> oh, like therapy. >> without a doubt. >> therapeutic for the barber and the customer. >> do you come over and cut my air swoa can argue about covid and lebron. >> too dangerous t ain't worth the risk. >> so barbers are riski

at the end of the day quarantine doesn't make people stop drinking they buy their beer at the super market rather than a bar it makes it a terrific recession stock. now that you've seen the quarter, you can buy it. >>> who else wins? conagra did impress me when we had them on with their results they're seeing tremendous strength in snack and dinner they stock all the chef boyardee that's a sign people stuck at home on convenience. frozen food is a bargain they're going after the brands of their parents we always had bird's eye and green giant. bird's eye is conagra. i'm guessing wall street doesn't believe the pick up is sustainable and the stock would be higher. conagra is not speaker next. it has spotty execution. but this is the time to shine. conagra is the middle of the store. maybe people never left it you know what else i like? i like snacks. when it comes to snacking, pepsi co. is king. thanks to its frito lay and quaker brands. we haven't seen the lockdown numbers because pep reports early. i bet they make a killing. this is it this is what my wife won't buy why? i mean, it's got

billionaire class the more clever more sophisticated super rich try to keep a low profile and don't attract attention to themselves if it. was stop someone who uses a inspiration if you like for this is someone who did it did attract attention to yourself deliberately and used in self. service they go ahead public figure this company. and that in a way helps shine a light on the. super rich are you but that's what we were about were about people being supposed to do it people have money to do what they like but. such a mash. disparity between the super rich and the super poor. it comes about the people have to say what is acceptable you know. what you know and to talk about it because the one thing the super rich have is influence a young they can influence politicians they can influence you can buy influence by interest in newspapers and what they're able to do is to some extent you could control a brain agenda i'm not stopped their gender they want to they want to crime is one way and no one no one talks about this stuff and what we're trying to do so is make me a story that michael winterbottom. i did say at the end of it the

planng on a trip since enewed >>anwe're super bomb that we dn't actually get to take it because of everthing that going on ginp told me via skype it wasn't going stop them from having a magical time at home. >>they all dressed up and disney gear and where their magic bands my book as character >>mickey sha, pancakes and waffles surrounded by plush disn that itas on to the attractions. >>john and ginaplayed youtube videos on their tv for the sights and sounds and use thr creativi to make an immersive for the kids like this ip on spsh mountain. talks for lunch, just like you get a casey's corneron main street usa in magic >>our top >>the kids have no id in store for now there was a big surprise of the end. >>close it's getting close >>probably her was my favorite i that video back probably usually 20 action when times, i'm down with that with our current tax year was just to every time this is all you really need is some imaginion. there's really no reason not to do it and you can create something like this for your family, just use things that we had all our laundry basket >>their disney dolls and dinosaurs and things like that just being created wi

we happened to go to a fresh market that was bringing in meat separately we stopped at the super market there were a lot of people hauling out with meat. you worry about the runoff of this stuff that's my nervousness. hopefully, if they can keep these things open and do it safely, we can keep the supply chain running. >> i have a lot of data points for this i have waited for quite a while with six feet between me and a shopping cart with 30 or 40 people ahead of me i have gone other times where i don't have any problem >> i haven't been in a store in a while. i still have deliveries that are coming >> brian was talking about it. he had a super market gentleman on earlier and made the point that i do kind of have it down i hope it is working i feel this false sense. i've got the n-95, gloves and a hat, purrell in the car. >> the last time i went, i did the same routine but it has been a while. >> the people are fantastic as we pointed out the plexy glass and to get to a cashier, there are people moving you along but keeping you six to eight feet away. no one can go into the checkout lane

supermarkets are struggling to stop basic items but there is plenty of food here. most of the food at this depot is super from tens of beans to bags of pasta. wholesalers generally do not sell direct to consumers but since the service provider lost 40% of its orders overnight it then switched its business model to sell direct to to local communities instead. it is a no—brainer, we saw the pressure on the supermarkets and the vulnerability of the community so we turned on the click and collect to help service those individuals. that includes government emergency food parcels. they could soon be making a quarter of a million deliveries a week from across their uk depots. here's another business which has cooked up another way of working. this catering company would normally have 25 chefs on deck, but its corporate clients are on lockdown, so a skeleton team is making meals for emergency workers and churning out boxes for sale. the boxes are a lot cheaper than we would normally sell. to get something cheaper and at the same time supplying people who can't get out. we are normally bustling at this time of ye

to stop saudi crude oil imports in an effort to save the american oil industry $40000000.00 barrels of saudi oil is already on its way to the united states shipping data shows $900.00 super tankers are sailing towards terminals of the gulf of mexico president of trump is facing pressure to stop all crude imports from the kingdom there are reports the saudis are exploring options to redirect the cargo elsewhere possibly europe or asia and he is the director of energy at alyse advises an energy and mining research advisory he says the wheels are already in motion for a dramatic reduction in the amount of saudi oil exports the saudis already committed to producing less they the the the impact you're seeing in april is that the saudis are actually producing $2000000.00 more exports in $2000000.00 barrels a day more than they are exporting at the beginning of this year and as you go into may they are going to be reducing their production pretty dramatically and them taking. those exports they're going into the u.s. elsewhere should be pretty easy given the scale of the overall reduction that's coming from. the head of iran's revolutionary guard says his ordered his naval forc

this gruesome assault of helping does not stop with cuba russia has also sent medical supplies to hard hit countries like italy you know you know something is super evil if russia is doing it so clearly sending a medical supplies is the equivalent of napalming an orphanage of children who are one day away from being adopted by a loving family so let's call it what it is russia bombed italy with medical supplies you bastards and it continues france germany and britain have sent medical goods to iran through instead they work around to export gird goods to iran that bypasses u.s. sanctions they're helping iranians even after we put up roadblocks to stop them from helping iranians so i you get a great idea of what would you help or audience look at other than just have you ever seen something you don't deal with this especially the little one haven't you heard the propaganda we.

as we begin to social distance, stop going to school, stop going to the workplace, start wearing masks. the r number comes down. but what is supernteresting we as we become more lax, as begin to open certain sectors of the economy, what happens to that number? i think that is why this is so important. it gives you a live insight into the effects of the choices we all make. i don't know exactly what is going to happen, but i will be watching just as closely as you. emily: you correctly predicted that the u.s. would have 10,000 cases by march 19. you also point out you are not an epidemiologist. who have you shown this to? how have they responded? has anyone from the white house reached out? kevin: i have sent it out broadly because i hope people take the concepts largely into the work they are doing. not necessarily the conclusions i'm making. is specifict i run on the data i'm using. but the idea that we can manage our country or a state on this idea, basically that is the thing i want people to understand. if you watched governor cuomo yesterday, he got deep into the thatof this and the idea we can watch and as new york starts

this gruesome assault of helping does not stop with cuba russia has also sent medical supplies to hard hit countries like italy you know you know something is super evil if russia is doing it so clearly sending a medical supplies is the equivalent of napalming an orphanage of children who are one day away from being adopted by a loving family so let's call it what it is russia bombed italy with medical supplies you bastards and it continues france germany and britain have sent medical goods to iran through instead they work around to export gird goods to iran that bypasses u.s. sanctions they're helping iranians even after we put up roadblocks to stop them from helping iranians so i you get a very idea of what would you help the audience look at other than just have you ever seen something jovial of this especially the little one haven't you heard the propaganda we've been reporting about this they they say they would sacrifice children did go do this there is something i don't remember ok it's hard to keep everything straight when you're making it all up again with which actually was the new york times original motto they only change a couple ye

stop the spread of the coronavirus. >>> when the san francisco 49ers lost the super bowl, they may have unknowingly saved lives.ran wants jesse gary spoke with researchers about a theory that a victory parade in early february would have spread covid-19. >> reporter: as the 49ers super bowl title faded, the true bay area victory may have been sealed by the fourth-quarter collapse. >> i think the 49ers loss was perhaps in hindsight our game. >> reporter: some researchers believe losing super bowl liv in heartbreaking fashion was actually a win, so that the team had a somber homecoming. and not the victory. hosted by kansas city after covid-19 was taking root in many communities. 49ers beat reporter and super fan tracy chandler said she and others attended the rock's victory lap and had the games outcome been different. >> i thought about the parade and what that would be like in all of that. but it was not to be. >> reporter: doctor stegall is quoted nationally saying the unkind twist of fate likely saved thousands of lives in the bay area because masses of people weren't squeezed shoulder to shoulder celebratin

of things that's hard to wrap my head around, i see wing stop shares shooting through the roof, darden restaurants every now and then gets supernd you made the point earlier, the quality, the names, these aren't the names you would think about buying, the brick and mortar retailers. royal caribbean, that stock is through the roof. carnival cruise lines. i think for me, that's my major misgiving with these efforts is that they are being led by names that i know aren't really there, they don't have the fundamentals to carry this market, and i'm looking for better quality leadership. >> absolutely. i wouldn't touch those companies at all because as you well know, these companies that are overleveraged and the demand is not going to be there, they are going to be the ones that are in the most trouble because a lot of this collateral damage that's happening right now because of this shutdown is not in the numbers yet. it's going to be coming down farther down the road. so the microsofts of the world, apples of the world, some people thought i was crazy last week when i made the call that i actually like home builders in the second

stop ma rawders. i reached out to operator stephen renee to learn more. stephen, how are you? >> i'm doing great, thanks. >> i'm not superprep. i've got to be honest eye don't think about getting a dinner reservation until morning of, and then it's a pain in the ass. luckily i know some people at the neta tavern so i'm okay. can you show me what you've got? >> sure. let me show you some of the facilities, jordan. this is the bunker three feet underground with eight-inch, reinforced concrete. this is where we have all different rooms. >> does nobody want to paint the wood? >> as you come over here, you can see that we have restrooms. for a family, there's a bunk bed that turns into a couch. >> what kind-- what kind of thread count do you have going on, on that bed? >> i couldn't tell you exactly. but i could get back to you in an email with that information, if you'd like. >> that would be helpful. >> here you can see an example of some that shelf-life food. so that's freeze-dried food. >> wow. that's a lot of beans. >> here's a different variant for a room-- wood stove working over here. so this is more set up for a coup

distance, as we stop going to schools, to the workplace, stop shaking hands and start wearing masks. the r number comes down. but what is superting is as we begin to become a little as we openx, certain sectors of the economy back up, the question is going to be what happens to that number. does it go back above one? i think that is why this dashboard is important. it gives you a live insight into the effects of the choices we all make. i don't know exactly what is going to happen, but i will be watching the dashboard just as closely as you will. emily: you correctly predict that the u.s. would have 10,000 cases by march 19. meantime, you also point out you are not an epidemiologist. you have said you are showing this to policy makers. who have you showed this to? how have they responded? has anyone from the white house reached out? -- kudlow: i have stash kevin: i have sent it out broadly. i'm one person, and the math that i run is specific on the data that i am using, and there's a bunch of different sources. but the idea that we can manage our country or a state on this idea of an effective reproduction number, that is the

but just before super tuesday, several candidates dropped out and endorsed biden, catching sanders off guard. bbiden has never looked back as the pandemic's freeze on the campaign stoppedny chances of a bernie rebound. recent polls give biden a slight edge over president trump nationwide and in key swing states. just minutes after sanders' announcement, the trump campaign released this ad... >> they're more alike than you think. >> reporter: ...trying to tied biden more closely to sanders. cbs news has learned the biden and sanders campaigns have been work together for weeks to figure which of the senator's policy proposals the former vice president might be able to adopt to further unify the party. a senior biden adviser tells us we can expect more on that in the nearure. norah. >> o'donnell: moments ago, president trump said the c.d.c. is set to announce new steps to make it easier for some people who have been exposed to coronavirus to return to work. the move comes as the president says the economy will reopen "sooner than people think." weijia jiang is at the white house tonight. weijia. >> reporter: norah, president trump said the c.d.c. is working on the finishi

stop. going to get it. was playable on day one. do you believe in miracles would seem democrats do after the job i'd be surged on super tuesday for them the fear of the bernie sanders candidate see me now be contained however this is far from over taking on trump no easy task. she manatee is on the edge of a precipice thanks to a continuing destruction of the natural world. you seem laid out a lot of good results you could lose an election from native people using. less than nothing you can hold up. the band you. got over the war. or the. only dealings. you know muslims as a. as. shit am stupid. human activity has brought us to the brink of the world's 6th major extinction of it and the people in this film just can't take it anymore. moved up to the big time they mailed me more wrong. and it's. only through the surveillance photos that we got it was. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to to sell marijuana to put food on the table it's ok to sell practical food on my table and it's i got a tail it's really hard when you get into the community and you see how some people live and you see that there are no jobs a

when you super impose covid onto that, our patients have an increased risk of having poor outcomes, poor health outcomes. >> reporter: to make things worse, the clinic had to stop seeing most people in person w n she adds it's hard for her patients to even know if they have the disease. >> testing sites are very limited in the inner city communities. most of these testing opportunities are in suburban areas. our patients already struggle with transportation. so you have to either take a bus, find a ride to these testing areas or walk. and that's just not realistic for our patients. >> reporter: michigan's governor, gretchen whitmer announcing she's creating a task force to examine the racial disparities. >> hey, y'all, how y'all doin'? everybody stayin' safe? too bad we can't shake hands, but we do it like this. >> reporter: on the west side of chicago. reverend marshall hash delivering a message. >> when do you guys do service? >> nobody can do service now. >> really? >> yeah, because of covid. >> reporter: over the decades, these streets have seen more than their fair share of challenges. >> we're in a community that has been disinvested in. we are segregated

area of us workers uniting and stopping work intill specific demands are met for those of you stuck and stuck at home right now sitting on your coutts this will be super easy for you just fight the urge to get out right now. fight it unless it's to go heat up a pizza ok go do that but then sit back down right after the post and i got. the current strikes of workers solidarity are due to the fact that the shock of the outbreak has awoken a lot of people people who have been asleep on these matters for years are suddenly seeing the big picture in fact a new poll shows nearly 60 percent in the us believe the political system is designed soley to serve the rich and powerful 60 percent of americans now understand the problem they get it that's a minute it's amazing isn't credible considering 50 percent of americans think ginger ale is made out of crushed up redheads so we're not always easy to get through to but we get this we must use this shock to the system to benefit the people rather than the rich and powerful back to margaret kimberly a return to normalcy is the opposite of what we need this is a moment to think about what should be the new normal an