>> sylvia: it provides another competitor in the marketplace, we have many competitors.focused on our amazing outcomes and programs and programs. >> chris: sylvia acevedo was seven when she joined the girl scouts, on a camping trip, a group leader noticed her looking up at the stars and encouraged her to earn a badge about space. >> sylvia: i got my science badge of making a rocket and i tried and failed quite a few times but i persisted. when it finally launched, and i sought go into that beautiful blue new mexico sky, i thought i could do this. >> chris: she went on to become a nasa rocket scientist, an ibm engineer, and an apple executive. she says the confidence that she gained in the scouts propelled her and others. >> sylvia: it wasn't just me, millions of women like me. one of the reasons half of all affected officials in america were girl scouts, 60% of the women in congress were girl scouts. 75% of the women senators were girl scouts. it's only business leaders were girl scouts. >> chris: her plan now to build that same foundation in a changing world for today's

sylvia speaking to me from milan thanks very much for your personal insight on the story. some news just coming in the bahrain formula one grand prix is down to run without spectators later this month due to concerns over the coronavirus the gulf state is said to hold the 2nd growing free of the new season $83.00 reported cases of the virus in the country it means fans will only be able to watch the car race on television race organizers said allowing tourists and locals to mix was not the right thing to do at the present time. today is international women's day and to market we're highlighting inspiring stories about women from across the world war torn afghanistan has been described as the worst country in the world to be a woman roughly 2 thirds of girls are kept out of school and up to 80 percent are forced into marriage but for even those who try and carve out a different life for themselves the obstacles never stop. with every customer soraya she he takes a huge risk afghanistan's 1st female tattoo artist has faced death threats because of hard job. but she refuses t

and for the latest we're joined from the land by journalist sylvia bacardi sylvia is this a surprise. well it is a surprise of course it's shocking but at the same time many people were calling for something like this so the regents all the presidents of their regions in and in egypt you were asking for an entire closure say has been a surprise but at the same time it was kind of expected and how are telling people reacting in there. well i think also the same time people expected but there has been a few to have been a few. different reactions. you might have seen today there were a few revolt rolls in in jails around italy and people are definitely scared. there were some police cars going around and g.c.t. with loudspeakers saying the stay at home it is a different kind of feelings from from before for us in number we have been in the situation for a couple of days already but for the rest mediate they might have. i mean it's going to be difficult for them where you've been you're in lumbar the where you've been going through a lockdown for a few days help us understand how all of

peggy hamburg and sylvia matthews burwell, both back with us. dr.u know new york city so well. you were the new york city health commissioner before you were the fda commissioner. >> right. >> what about the meals? what about the health tests that these kids get, immunizations? a lot of services are provided through the school system. >> no, it's a really big deal, and i think that's why, you know, the mayor took a measured approach and didn't immediately close down the schools. there's a lot of concerns. students go to new york city schools and get breakfast and lunches provided that they can't get at home. they have after-school programs in many instances. their parents, you know, will have to stay home, potentially, when they need to be out working, providing critical services. i mean, i think it's great they figured out a way to protect health care workers and other front-line, critical, essential providers, daycare support so that they don't have to worry about their kids being home alone. and then, you know, it is uncertain how much of a diffe

sylvia jablonski of direxion joining us there.t to give you an update on headlines outside the business world. ritika gupta is here. ritika: the field of democratic presidential candidates just got smaller. pete buttigieg has dropped out. racegieg won the delegate in the iowa caucus, but couldn't attract the support needed to win the nomination. joe biden is hoping to keep the momentum into tomorrow's super tuesday primaries. on saturday, he was the winner in south carolina. the u.s. is waiting to see if the taliban will live up to the peace deal signed over the weekend. at agreement is aimed winding down the war in afghanistan. president trump says he plans to meet with the taliban leaders. secretary of state mike pompeo says he doesn't know when or where that happens. plus, he wants to see if the treaty holds. turkey's president erdogan has crisised a border in europe. turkey told millions of migrants seeking refuge in europe that it won't stand in the way if they want to leave. thousands of them flocked towards the greek border

sylvia thank you very much. well it only remains hardest hit here in europe by the corona virus but more countries are dealing with their own outbreaks spain has just announced that it is closing all schools and universities in the madrid area and right here in germany up to 5000 people have been told to quarantine in the town of noise that's about an hour's train ride from the capital berlin teachers at the local high school we understand came in contact with a woman from berlin who tested positive for the corona virus the corona virus outbreak it is having as we said an especially strong impact on schools at least 13 countries have closed all schools and 9 others have implemented local shutdowns of the aim here is to prevent transmission between students and parents one important side effect here the education of about 290000000 students around the world is being disrupted in japan nearly all schools have been closed since the beginning of this month the government's decision was a controversial one because cl

sylvia: commodity prices in particular.al indicator of recession and possible recovery. the other thing i am looking at is what is happening in china at the moment. in china, to be is back to normal them 70% of capacity. i would expect the pattern to hold across other countries outside of china in the next couple of months or so. we don't know much about the virus, but that's one reason why i expect something in the second half. i also expect more forceful intervention by policymakers. in terms of china, we are pretty upbeat on the positive -- on the recovery in china but calling the u.s. unpredictable. thisre looking at what bear market tells us about going into a recession. 13 times the s&p has gone into bear market. only twice we did not get a recession straight afterwards. one of those was 1987 and there are a lot of parallels, it seems. but what are your thoughts on u.s. recession? right: the difference is now we have a real shock to the economy and we are now seeing the early impact on the u.s. economy. many events ha

all right let's get the latest now from journalist sylvia part of the she joins us from the city of milan which means that she herself is now under lockdown hello to you sylvia so tell us what was it like waking up to the news that now you are quarantined. well it was quite weird to be honest and the feeling is a bit claustrophobic but we kind of expected it because last night there was there was a draft of the of a decree that was leaked from the government so we knew disc was going to happen today now are most people in the effective areas supportive of these very strict measures. well the feeling is i'm evil and there are some people who actually support what the government is doing because they understand that this is the only way to contain the epidemic but there are also scared people of course last major stations of milan were assaulted by people that wanted to leave and to maybe get to their families that they were leaving away from. so it's an ambivalent feeling and give us a sense of how exactly daily life is going to change under these restrictions. well trains us today sunday

as many as 90 percent of visitors have canceled their trips let's get the latest from journalist sylvia kind and she joins me from the city of milan which means that she herself is now on the lockdown hi sylvia what was it like to wake up this morning to get the news that you're in. well it was very weird to riyadh if but it was also expected because there was a major leak last night or a draft of the creed that was then signed during the night by our prime minister. that was saying that this whole area the northern region of the city was going to be under lockdown so we kind of expected it already last night and what do you hearing from people in the city in the wider region a of people supportive of these measures welder's. well and feeling that some people actually are supportive of the measure because they feel that this is the right way to contain if you give me some other people as we have seen last night are very scared and they kind of like assaulted the major. stations a milan trying to like leave divide zone. yet we're seeing pictures of that actually of the pictures of milan

bacardi she is in milan good evening to you sylvia i mean this is a drastic step it's the most drastic we've seen here in europe we're talking about a quarter of the population how are the people there were you are howard how are you coping with this warranty. well people are i have to say we woke up quite sad i mean it's been 2 day or 2 days already and we are scared and depressed of course but i think that people are just like trying to understand that this is the only measure that we can use to. stop and stop their economy so we are staying at home. working from home the mayor of milan today said that we have to stay inside so there are people walking out there are shops open and we are i mean we're trying to stay home and the more we can ok so. supposed to go until early april so how do you keep everything going you mean if you need suit essential services and needs are you are you still able to leave your home and go to the supermarket for example. yes we are we are of course we can go to supermarket and when we know that the. orange zone this is how it's been called now it's all

journalist sylvia because in the long thank you and good luck with this thank you. staying on the subject that the number of cases from the new corona virus has surged above 107000 worldwide egypt reports the 1st death from corona virus according to the health ministry a german national which makes it the 1st german casualty in germany health minister yen spawn recommended canceling events with more than $1000.00 participants in the effort to suppress the spread of the virus in the u.s. a cruise ship hit by the virus is redirected to oakland possibly to be placed under quarantine saudi arabia announces a temporary lockdown of the region a center of the kingdom's shiite minority iran has also been hard hit by the krona virus officials say there are 6500 cases in 194 deaths so far but many are run in suspect the real numbers are much much higher. a climate of mistrust and fear 2 weeks ago international researchers predicted the number of infections would be many times higher than government figures. 100 lawmakers were tested for corona virus 20 of those tests came bac

in today's going underground fest that's go straight to bug them and italy just because god to dr sylvia binyamin the the health director of the san francisco clinic who is on the front line of the fight back against corona virus sylvia thanks so much for coming on spain seems to be a turning into with the by next week who knows new york and london maybe like a book a mo would you advise all of us what's the will to do to minimize the impact of coronavirus they see on us that it would seem bad m.r.o. it out there what's the end of favorite already in the in my office because the media kate winslet 'd used the ashley at the end because for all the people entering the. well we've decided to date. and i suspect. keep the equipment to 2 or 3000 in stack that it's raining or that you was of the equipment. and actually did the right it was but i didn't know that you don't go insane the community in this situation is a pita difficult because many general practitioner got speak and so there are people that x. whole month and they need. to seek for care and that device for doctors so what we had

today's going underground the 1st let's go straight to bug a moment if we just be guys going to dr sylvia binyamin the the health director of the san francesco clinic who is on the front line of the fight back against corona virus sylvia thanks so much for coming on spain seems to be turning into italy by next week who knows new york and london maybe like a book would you advise of us 1st of all to do to minimize the impact of growing a virus they see in us that it would seem bad again how it out there what the end of favorite already and they in my office because he immediately when he actually at the end he does for all of the people entering they all say well we've decided that they've got it and i think he quit meant that and sat that it's raining or that you was of the equipment and. that actually did the right it was but i didn't know that you didn't go insane that community in this situation is it be too difficult because many genetic titian it's got sneak and that so that people are that whole mess and they need. to seek for a cat and that device for doctors so what we had doing i

correspondent: sylvia is a nurse's assistant, just 24 years the dying.g comfort to spain's medics nowdering the emotional burden of this crisis. anchor: before weo, here is a quick reminder of our top stories, president trump has s'gned cong's $2.2 trillion deal to combat the coronavirus the single largest release package in american histor , in itaere has been the biggest daily rise in deaths the beginning of the outbreak there, more than 900 eople h died in the past 24 hours. thank you for watching. ♪e a great weekend. presentation of this program is provided by... on man: babbel, an ne program developed by language specialists teachingnish, french, and more. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuiic solutions for ams neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ mr. rogers: ♪ it's a beautiful girl: we are the curious.♪ ♪ woman 1: wow!dv man 1: theenturous. man 2: oh! madaniel tiger: grrr! woman 2: those venturing out for the first time. all: blast off! [rocket explosion] man r and those who have neve

sylvia burwell and dr. sanjay with us talking about coronavirus. let me ask you, how should people think about going about their lives. wash your hands, don't touch faces. i've always thought gloves would be a better protection than face masks. but should people travel? there's so much of the world, so much travel takes place. so many goods and services, what do we do? >> there are travel advisories, people can find more definitive information about travel. it struck me when you were showing the graphic about h1n1, look at global travel, it's doubled during that time. ebola, common refrain was infection anywhere was infection everywhere. this idea things travel around the world is true. this tiny strand of rna doesn't respect boundaries or borders. in terms of daily life, one of the things people hear a lot is social distancing. what that means basically is trying to avoid people, especially people ill as much as possible. we're not really at that phase now. that is one of those tried and true public health measures again, the idea maybe people sho

today's going underground the 1st let's go straight to bug a moment in italy just because god to dr sylvia binyamin the the health director of the san francisco clinic who is on the front line of the fight back against corona virus sylvia thanks so much for coming on spain seems to be a turning into italy by next week who knows new york and la.

in today's going underground the 1st let's go straight to bug them and if just because guide to dr sylvia binney meaning the health director of the san francisco clinic who is on the front line of the fight back against corona virus sylvia thanks so much for coming on spain seems to be a turning into italy by next week who knows new york and london maybe like burger mo what do you advise all of us 1st of all to do to minimize the impact of grow.

sylvia chebet, bbc news, nairobi.ived injapan amid grave doubts as to whether the 2020 games will be able to go ahead in tokyo. the elaborate torch relay that had been planned has already been cut back drastically because of the coronavirus. up to now the organisers have insisted that the tokyo olympics will go ahead as planned but as more and more sporting events are cancelled around the world, calls are growing for the event to be delayed or postponed. even if the pandemic peaks soon, athletes are asking how they are supposed to qualify, which must take place in the next two months. now the former governor of tokyo, who led much of the early planning for the games, has told the bbc he is almost certain the games will not take place as scheduled on july 24th. from tokyo, rupert wingfield hayes reports. there may not be much surf for her to show off in today, but for now, every day in the water counts. this woman has her sights set on a middle, in the first ever olympic surfing contest. at least, that was the plan unt

sylvia, jordan, thanks for joining me. that will do it for me.sa francis, connell mcshane, take it away. melissa: waiting for relief but absolutely not going to get it. this market closing down oh, looks like it will close down about 600 points right here after the worst week for stocks since the financial crisis? we were down more than 950 points, worst part of the session. guess you could say better than than but not by much as the senate fails to advance the stimulus. too much fighting going on. it is not making markets happy. i'm melissa francis. connell: connell mcshane. i'm not happy at all. "after the bell," with the s&p 500 closing in negative

terms of goods delivery they're going to they're not going to any any problems and issues journalist sylvia of a card in the long thank you and good luck with this thank you. well the number of cases from the new coronavirus has surged of above 107000 worldwide egypt reports the 1st death from corona virus according to the health ministry a german national which makes it the 1st german casualty in germany health minister yen spahn recommended canceling events with more than a 1000 participants in an effort to suppress the spread of the virus in the u.s. a cruise ship hit by the virus is redirected to oakland possibly to be placed under quarantine saudi arabia announces a temporary of lockdown of region a center of the kingdom's shiite minority a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world firefighters are continuing a search and rescue effort at a hotel that collapsed in the chinese city of 1 june at least 10 people were killed and more than 20 others are still missing the 5 story building was being used as a quarantine facility for corona virus. the crisis

when you're fighting with sylvia like oh i hate you or whatever but you don't hate them obviously but even just to say that is just wrong considering the fact that you actually have a reason to hate me. and i think. so thank you for that thank you thank. you. for. saying you. love you. i never told really. i had a very good eye for grows back let me tell you that no tailored was really done my hands. in the war. game mean they had. there is. to it. but here you can see him here by dementia in selling. us still. not that far gone you know. c.c.m. this is the machine over dead if you like to use. to let it go let's put it. memories said memory it's. months. till august when i was seeing myself my motor walking to the guest. it was really i would say. it was a sound. hand to left turn right when you already. spares into camps when it needs. a selection. of. the ones for they would still make me sick. we were all stay on quarantine. and the ones which is supposed to deconstruct. my mouth. and self to. it was nearly a morning coming here this time sometimes to. make something was pushing f

them just risk being dropped which list is the dharma scuffs i'll be the whole of it is some reason sylvia long for me to hombres for that i'm good i'm clam hotel and i'm here from. on where i'm gonna start a mix of needs that still have this is essential most of us feel that sense of movies if we even see the trees and fantasy is trading someone on a mixed have been asked if it's best if this is a fuzzy testified. we lived their lives must remember. some of what we're about to try to lose or loved. there was a field through the one you have the advantage on coming on soon as within the given mom divison pot standard dad of our feet come on down don't have abuse in months once again transference of obvious distress. that's. a yes scott's. league. friends of mine they're watching down in d.c. yeah we tease each other the last 2 games ourselves mentally week so you know ourselves absolutely you know it's a good fun game hopefully the super league thing at least i'm off my conditioning almost shell holes i don't want to the season shut tell the campus the things to my thinking thing that he w

i'm just responding drop interest spiels and damask up so i did the whole oath it is the mission sylvia long for me to hombres for that i'm the i'm trying to tell in i'm here from. on where i'm gonna start some of the deals that to me have this is essential mr glassford expensive movie if you are in c. . and fantasy is trading someone on a mixed have been asked if the specific belief of the visit fuzzy things to. the list in less fluffy money i must buy some of their tried to get rid of. there was a few to the one in the humvee i developed you on coming on soon as within the give him a decent cut standard out of alpha come on down don't have this months once again transforms a young i was just. this consists had one day yet it's still the sports. league my friends munder watching down in d.c. yeah we tease each other the last few years arsenal's mentally weak so you know arsenal's absolutely going to lose so you know it's a different game hopefully the 6 leasing at least i'm off my conditioning almost shell holes i'm honest and one of the season shell with the last few camps the kings m

sylvia desouza.d "the times" that if the patient volume keeps increasing at its current pace, the emergency room is going to be out of space by next week. the hospital has 18 icu beds. they quickly filled up. they've added more. as the hospital's own staff have started to fall hilill, they've asked for reserves to replenish their ranks. joining us live is dr. sylvia desouza, chair of emergency medicine. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i know this is probably the last thing you want to be doing. >> thank you for having me. >> can i just start by asking how you are and how your staff is holding up? >> we're holding up. we're doing the best we can one day at a time. >> you're in charge of emergency medicine at one of the hospitals that's really at the epicenter of this crisis. what can you tell me and tell the country about the kind of pace and the kind of increase that you've seen when you started getting your first patients and how rapidly the pace started to accelerate and what the pace i

we also heard from former hhs secretary sylvia burwell, with a detailed analysis about the situation that we face. some of the lessons that we as americans have learned in terms of addressing viruses and outbreaks connected, for instance, to ebola and zika in prior years, and how those lessons can be applied in confronting the coronavirus that we face right now. with that let me yield to our vice chair katherine clark. >> thank thank you, mr. chairma. and good morning. as the chairman said, house is worked to advance a strong emergency funding supplement package that will fully address the scale and seriousness of this public health crisis. dr. fauci will also be coming back before the house appropriations committee tomorrow to answer our questions about how we can best make sure that americans are secure and healthy. but with an outbreak at our doorstep, it's important to recognize the risk that our nation runs when basic necessities like healthcare and paid family leave are out of reach for so many american families. just this week we will be extending two tsa workers the full prot

. >> reporter: sylvia hernandez did not let up her car, she says that most people do not need to. >>y're not looking into educating themselves on . >> repo: ouany came from the do for three weeks. >> reporter: just making sure that they have enough snacks while he is stuck at home, not the fear of the food supply falling apart. >> i feel like we have enough supply chains to keep us going. but because everybody's buying everything, i think it is just trickling down. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> there you go, right. >>> we have some non-virus news now. >> we have so much needed rainfall as we go into the weekend. this is going to force a lot of people indoors. make sure that you're still practicing that social distancing. it looks nice as we look towards the city from treasure island. santa rosa dipping down to the upper 40s. these numbers are going to drop much of the rest of the night. the thing is we're not going to back spack a whole lot as we go through the day on saturday. we are only going to climb up into the upper 50s the best. your best chance at approaching 60 degrees, southbay a

honestly this is not the solution what the solution could be this is what i'm going to talk about to sylvia hartmann today from look this is the german alliance for climate change and to help. the climate crisis as a whole so the health crisis but with a healthy lifestyle we can protect our wellbeing and at the same time. we here at the labyrinth judy museum in berlin currently an exhibition about climate change and this is our topic we'll talk about because you're a co-founder of cold. which means smart so what about so we determine climate change and health for instance and we found it. years ago and we're interdisciplinary. health professionals doctors nurses and so our main goal is to put health into center of climate change discussions so weiss is so important because everybody's talking about the health of our planet why do we have to focus on health 2 because as humans we are connected parts to our direct environment people can only exist on a healthy planet earth and climate change will influence of course nature around us but also human health and what are the effect of climate cha

sylvia lennon spence, bbc news. >> atyou'reing outside source, live it from that bbc news room.nce announced it will close all schools and universities across the country. president macron asked people over 70 to stay at home to avoid the coronavirus. a round at t b today, the u.s. military says it es iraqi militiamen late to iran were behind a missile attack at a base in iraq that killed two americans and a british soldier. airstrikes have killed 26 iraqi militiamen based in neighboring syria. lawyers for the former u.s. intelligencehe analystea manning sais she is recovering after trying to take her own life. she has been held at a detention center in virginia since last may accused of contemptfo of cot refusing to testify at an inquiry into the wikileaks website. they paul hasce cd all climbing permits for mount everest in the face of the coronavirus threats. methe gove said it took the decision to halt tourist visas until the end ofch april. ina announced it will not allow expeditions on the northern side of mount everest. more on that story on bbc.com. >> italy remains the

when sylvia 1st arrived in the clinic she weighed just 36 kilos when someone is orthorexia their entire day tends to revolve around what they eat they set themselves strict rules about what they're allowed to eat and follow them rigidly. that's what happened to sophia too and one key factor played a major role. on a feeding media i believe that the media was to blame these days you'll always hearing about the dangers of sugar how the whole world is eating fun too much sugar and too much fat so. that was what started my anxiety. tips on healthy eating are all over social media a british study revealed that regular instagram users are more likely to think about the issue of eating and exhibit symptoms of orthorexia. is nutrition is a major topic in society and the media i say that coverage of issues related to how we eat certainly plays a role in orthorexia such as factory farming or a salmonella outbreak. some viruses that are transmitted through food gas have. skills. anxiety about diseases can feed the fixation on healthy eating here in the clinic the young women are really learning ho

that is a facade they could have a home sylvia says they set us on the. bus to see that even. the children were not volunteering to carry 100 pound bags and that just makes everyone holding a drawing cup of coffee in their ads look like assholes if you thought starbucks was bad so was like hold my monkey child slavery is routine for nestle the company that owned so and it's gone so bad the supreme court allowed a lawsuit to proceed which was brought by 6 former slaves accusing nestle of aiding and abetting slave labor by giving ivory coast farmers financial assistance in the expectation that cocoa prices would stay low this case might change accountability for trans national corporations overseas nestle has been caught so many times with questionable labor practices that they make willy wonka in the factory look like a documentary in. the face of this george clooney said he was saddened by the alleged child labor on the farms he hasn't quit as a brand ambassador but he promised he would slightly frown while doing any future commercials with him. somehow i think in this bresso

our reporter sylvia lennan—spence takes a look at how some people are helping out others, including somedo y'all want to hear? virtual gigs are a new craze. the music is live, in real time, and you can watch from the safety of your own home while getting a sneak peek into the homes of megastars like us singerjohn legend was laterjoined by his wife chrissy and daughter luna. # i've got my eyes on you. "and you say you're not worried.# # honey, you are a rock.# millions of people around the world are logging into social media to watch their idols. coldplay‘s chris martin was one of the first big names to start the trend. country music star keith urban also jumped on board. his wife, nicole kidman, made a cameo, perhaps the one and only audience member in person. (plays flute) and with a slightly different approach, pop sensation lizzo spent half—an—hour with her 8.4 million fans sharing meditation tips to beat the blues. all around the world, communities are finding new ways to connect. this tightknit neighbourhood in dublin has arranged a daily exercise break for people who don't have sym

will can answer in turkey and claim a sylvia and refugee studies that's why precisely that this vehicle is. it cannot work on the other side of the street. refugees between quotation marks i have a temporary stop is that why they won't home. call people were trying to from sir. through. european the european. are not. only twenty per also you're- do you use majority or off. or boxes. or a- but he will not have this. what we did that come to we know the exact national or origin of the people trying to cross into greece but i think. i think so we can agree that they're all refugees who have had to flee the- state in syria which has been going on. for nearly a decade now. and the rest. of the start of the project. okay the syrian they're awesome refugees who had to flee the country because of war conflict we agree on that night. we'll help give. the same birth which is at the heart of the problem there is no iurance. d. one single syrian refugee. that is why they are trying to escape because they called however the status of refuge sir can y- can do revisions okay from europe you can also

he started by answering sylvia post my question about whether wearing plastic gloves in public minimisesn access to what are called your mucous membranes, your nose, your throat, or to do that via your eyes. if you touch a surface wearing gloves, 0k. if you peel the gloves off and threw them away, anything on the gloves won't go near your mucous membranes. if you touch anything while wearing the gloves, you can still transmit anything on the gloves to your eyes. if you touch your face, your fingers into your nose or mouth, you can transmit viruses on the glove surface. to be honest, because the virus can infect you through your normal skin, it is better to wash your hands with soap and water. where are the mucous membranes located? anything which is a soft and squidgy bit in your body, so that means your nose and throat, your naughty bits and your eyes. this virus infects dewar so it might via the nose and throat. peter says, doi via the nose and throat. peter says, do i need to clean parcels that are delivered to my house? hello, peter. you are asking how long it lasts on a surface. thi

being played around the world as a show of solidarity for everyone living in italy. 0ur reporter sylviaits in a time of need. all play bella ciao. the virtual curtains open and, guided by their conductor in the middle screen, members of the serbian national theatre perform for their virtual audience from the safety of their own homes. all play bella ciao. it's hoped the video will remind people of the great tragedy in italy and encourage people to stay indoors. the traditional italian folk song bella ciao is being played from rooftops across italy to boost morale. the tune dates back to the late 19th century and was sung to protest harsh working conditions and rice paddies in northern italy. today, the hardships are of a different kind. # bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao, ciao, ciao... another rendition of bella ciao, but this time from a small community in germany. the group took to their balconies as a show of support for italians, knowing they too could be forced to live under more restrictions. all play bella ciao. it's the first time the neighbours have performed together but, gi

so many warnings like that before have and then they were ignored in 2017 year and chief justice sylvia comey larry warned that instead of the rule of law motor was heading to what he called the rule of delinquents another that was enough to change anybody's mind then wasn't warning in stark sharp terms like there. could be when when things started becoming more clear for us because you might think that i'm trying to get away from what you're telling me but. it's only recently that things became so clear to us what was happening i know that even in 2016 they warned that there was a shadow government and the network of decision makers that were that were influencing what was happening pretty to name names did you might think it was clear who was a fairy really it wasn't oh it's not going to 63 they think it was doing it live given that the same people were still in government and still are part of the establishment. i made internal pressure and i didn't manage to get them committed to concede that the whole system was in fact set up to to bypass independent scrutiny and prevent any kind