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aided by big tex new acceptable tools german app developers could have a corona wrap ready by june or. of a more i'm joined by martin digging a post-doctoral research or a university in borehole where he specializes in data protection good to have you with us this tell you how can a tracing app ensure data privacy on the one hand and limit the spread of the virus . yes 1st of all thanks for having me so that we've seen around the world over the last weeks. trek the uses every movement to do where they're been met except for hunter tracing to work at the airport to know all the specific details of who you met and where but it's only important to know that you have met a person that was later. infected so it's not important to actually know all the details but only to know that you have met someone and worked with the current debate in germany is all about europe and that's what we that what they're trying to implement with the latest version exactly and this is why it takes a little bit longer than and some other countries i mean i personally i have nothing to hide at least i think so

. >> para celebrar por todo lo alto e de su admiraciÓn de la reina del tex-mex dale cariÑo a tu jardÍn casa podrÍa ser la excusa perfecto para ponernos en forma de exatlÓn. >>> chuy almada nos enseÑa la rutina que harÁ resaltar tus abdominales >>> en guerrero mÉxico un grupo de mÉdicos llevan recursos y medicinas a las zonas mÁs pobres y afectadas por el coronavirus >>> desde los Ángeles hablamos con kevin ortÍz sobre la cuarentena y la manera tan divertida de estar cerca de sus fans >>> ademÁs marisol terraza de horÓscopo de durango cocina con el chef james >> vamos con lenim ramÍrez aqui en "un nuevo dÍa" no estÁs solo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> hola mi gente hermosa ¿cÓmo estÁn ustedes? >> muy buenos dÍas hoy es jueves 16 de abril del 2020 gracias por acompaÑarnos la verdad que estamos felices de poder hacer este contacto con ustedes >>> como nuestro deseo es mantenerlo bien informado tenemos un horario extendido hasta las 1:30 de la maÑana la verdad que muy contentos de

. >> parece que el fuego derrite la estufa, son hamburguesas al carbÓn al estilo tex-mex, don amigossaron a 20, no pudieron pagar a los trabajadores y las dos familias se metieron a la cocina. >> 5 taquitos dorados. >> enrique es el cocinero, crearon taquitos atractivos a 5 dÓlares por 5 tacos. >> el producto es bueno. >> el hijo de enrique es universitario y recibe los pedidos ademÁs reparte la comid en su auto * >> tiene que ser una distancia de 5 millas en el restaurante para promoverla gratis >> otra estrategia es que el hijo de gerardo salga a la calle a repartir cupones de descuento y poco a poco mÁs clientes van probando sus hamburguesas. >> siempre son amables su comida es deliciosa dice ella, gerardo y enrique se animan y prometen que por el futuro de sus hijos no van a apagar el fuego >> hay veces que las cosas no vienen caÍdas del cielo, hay que buscarlas. >> las dos familias torres les quieren decir a la gente que estÁn abiertos que estan trabajando, el impacto ha sido duro, 4 empleados han dezado de contratar, pero estÁn convencidos que con la ayuda de sus familias saldr

more than 2 dozen college students who went to mexico for ring break returnedto tex wi coronavirus university of texas is 28 udents from us austin campus tested positive. thosestudents were ang approximately 70 people w flew on a chartered flight. the couple said lucas a we and half ago. auorities have contacted every spring breaker who was on that flight. dozes more of them are now undergoing testing. well dealing with coronavirus of course can be very scary very unnerving and that's why we continue to post this resource for you it's the natial disaster distress helpline the numbeon your screen is a number you can turn to if you need to talk to somebody that will help you get through it it's 1 800 9, 8, 5 5990 again that's 1, 809 8, 5 5990 for moe comfortable texting there's a text number for that as well and if you're hearing impaired there's th tty number at the bottom of your screen. we'll make su to have this always on our website kron 4 dot com. so you n look it up any time of day that you need a litthelp. time now for 42oming up animals in the b area ar feeling the effects of this pand

but there was something neither tex nor sarah knew just then.pokane cops were investigating sarah's wayward husband. out on the north dakota prairie, another lawman had been poking around for more than a year. homeland security agent derrick truedell had heard from a colleague about the missing casey clark and the ripoff report and other possible crimes. >> he told me the story, and it sounded unbelievable is what it did. >> eric truedell was hooked. so by the time burbridge started showing up, he could tell them a thing or two about james henrikson. how would you describe him? >> he comes across as just -- >> you're at a loss for words. >> he comes across as a used car salesman, but that's not fair to used car sales men. the guy is just, he's a scumbag. >> by the time doug carlisle was murdered, he had been on james' trail for more than a year, looking into possible illegal drug imports and the mysterious disappearance of friend and employee casey clark. it began to look like henrikson was behaving like some latter day wild west outlaw. >> he's

that year transferred its intellectual property rights to a subsidiary in ireland as a way of avoiding tex ation after that sales of apple products no matter where in the world were reflected in the islands g.d.p. . but despite the massive increase of people living on the island i would be hard pressed to say how they have benefited received anything. at the same time toplessness in the country went down by only 1.5 percent and higher tax revenues didn't materialize as apple and other multinationals used loopholes to avoid corporate tax and while islands g.d.p. increased due to foreign tech companies the effect of those companies causes it to fall in other places. she would digitalisation take the music industry. now if i can listen to all the music i want using cheap streaming services in the past i spend a lot of money on c.d.'s and cd players so now i'm saving money but what i'm doing has a negative impact on my country's g.d.p. . so it's g.d.p. it's to the fed in the case where. that question to the organization for economic cooperation and development the o.e.c.d. in paris which helpe

starting point this is a look at if you look at education if you look at health care if you look at clay tex but we're not looking if you look you met all i could lose you don't use all human rights if you look at media what people want is health care to them if they're in jail for years without charges have we have more than $20000000.00 saudis are they all in jail nobody said they were in jail you're telling me they're all in jail why did i said human rights. activists are in jail you see them and act as activists we don't as as understood said hardly any of the we don't see that aspect any of them are not behind bars with all due respect i stick to national we have a court system we have the public prosecution to part charges against them the courts will adjudicate these cases and if they will listen to what people use and if they are guilty they were punished it's a suppose that and with all due respect amnesty international their opinion doesn't say that the trials are inherently unfair it does matter because it informs public opinion and public opinion around the world is younger was n

big tex, which has led the market higher, beginning to report.t to show you what's happened to the earnings expectations. one reason you may see a downdraft here. 19% reduction in the outlook, blended forward eps, since the beginning of march. we will begin, hearing from some big names, including after the bell today, alphabet. what will it say about digital ad sales. ? that is closely watched. others will follow suit like facebook. taylor riggs is watching this and will be on the ball after the bell. in terms of expectations in the market, there are some jitters about what alphabet will say. taylor: underperforming the broader market. it we are expecting a week advertising market and a glimpse from google, our first really into how weak this is, how much clients are pulling back on the ad spending. take a look at this chart in my terminal. google gets 82% of their revenue from advertising. $38 billion in the last quarter alone. and analyst says they are looking at revenue growth to decelerate from the high teens in the last quarter to just 1% or

as we come through into the earnings season and try and understand what in particular big tex's trajectorytech's trajectory is, what do you see? google and facebook rely on advertising. the advertising market is looking particularly difficult right now. then you've got the issue of amazon having to pay its workers more. obviously there is going to be pressure for that. our repricing big -- are we pricing big tech correctly? nick: i think the fundament to answer is yes, but only because the market is seeing through the current dislocations and thinking about what the world looks like in six months, 12 months, two or three years down the road. we are seeing a lot of alternative, non-online advertising venues basically being destroyed. this is also an observation about why large-cap stocks in the u.s. are working so well. what markets are seeing as that, yes, in the near term, google and facebook will see tremendous downdrafts in advertising revenue because everyone is pulling back. however, as we come out the other side of this, there's going to be fewer places to advertise, and online will

night's show the es decedo l aetwe her another contestant to let her advance, so you can vote by texting tex. oh. ...in my opinion. wow. yeah. really, really... that's a major compliment. thank you. thank you. katy: showed up. live shows are delayed indefinitely because of the coronavirus, so they are trying to decide how the show should continue. >>> we are coming back with rare news with a rare sight in the sky. >>> we are going to show you how facebook is stepping into book. >> a new testing center for covid-19 is opening in san francisco. this one is for eveso we can stillg a answer your calls. now. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. francisco now serving a coronavirus testing center, but it's only for certain people. >>> a call for new, used and broken ventilators. one county is offering cash. >>> an alert for bart riders, wait times are about to get longer sta

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legit just swiped someone's burrito." ( laughter ) along with footage of staffers trying to get the tex-mexmaw. ( laughter ) yes, yes, it's your burrito, but bailey has a plan for that. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, oh, a plan! so, ladies and gentlemen, now it is time-- ( cheers and applause ) today-- today we are all bailey. so it's time to say goodbye to elizabeth warren. oh! here comes her horse! ride, lizzie! ride! ( laughter ) ( applause ) so now its down to biden and sanders: showdown at high noon, right before they both eat dinner. ( laughter ) either one of these men would be the oldest president in u.s. history, so it's going to be important they choose a running mate that is experienced, yet seems a lot younger. so... jimmy carter. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, the other big story-- strom thurmond? no, strom thurmond's gone. okay. the other big story is still the coronavirus. it's all anybody's talking about. you could say america has coronavirus fever. but you should not. that would be in poor taste. how dare you? ( laughter ) i'll give you the latest in tonight's "goin' viral." >> l

. >> kerry to you from debra in houston tex houston, texas hope y'all are doing well. what has happened to striker should i hold even though it's been down so much of the last month. what do you say, kerry >> well, striker is a great company. i think it's wonderful that you own it you know that it's an elective surgery. hips and knees those kinds of surgeries have been postponed it's only 23% down from its all time peak, i believe it's suffered much less than many other companies and sectors such as financials woin i wouldn't sell it at all. if you ask a patient who needs a hip or knee replacement, they think it's essential to them i would hold it right here you'll see over time their business will come back. >> liz, to you from t.j. what sectors are most likely to see consolidation as a result of the virus? >> the sector first and foremost that will see consolidation is energy as we wait for global demand to pick up. >> what are good bond alternatives >> it is we have been doing a lot of thinking and talking about it. basically where we come out with this is the inves

we really need everyone to step up and support this campaign, and you can do it by texing no stigma toknow, we don't know how long this pandemic will last, and we don't know the scars. we do know that scars, these scars will last forever. they won't go away. people will be traumatized forever. families will be destroyed and ripped apart. you have generational families that have been living together under one roof. i know a family, there's nine of them living in a three-bedroom apartment. when you say social distancing, we throw that out like everybody can do it. where are they going to go? >> i mean, you're -- of course. of course. i mean, and that's a huge concern, you know. look, let me ask you about what drove you to this, because obviously, you have talked about your own personal struggles. we see the disparity in the african-american community in terms of the higher death rate and infection rate from coronavirus, which i think is a national tragedy for this country. what caused you to want to launch this? >> i had to do something because i know people are suffering. and they're su

from friday the numbers were that toechl tex is testing about 174 people for every 100,000 people.ight next door, they're testing 1100 people foreevery 100,000 people. that is how far behind texas is. and so in the rio grande valley which is particularly vulnerable, can you imagine that adds up to a real danger. >> something i feel like we haven't heard enough about is what is happening in detention centers across america. detainees in a u immigration jail are begging to be released after covid-19 composure saying the conditions are so brutal they would rather suffer deportation than remain locked up. as chair of the hispanic caucus, you sent a letter to dhs asking for them to release detainees, what you have heard from them? >> not much, actually. they have released a few people. bear in mind that 13 migrants being detained that are infecteded with the coronavirus. you have another nine or ten staff members at i.c.e. that have the coronavirus. and these folks are very vulnerable position. these are place that's are underresourced when it comes to a medical supplies and health care

in oakland are streaming their holy season services all encouraged their followers to call to sky to texo just check in on others during this time of separation good friday and easter this weekend ramadan begins april the 23rd for one month and passover continues until april 16th on sunday i will have more from these faith leaders as they offer hope and inspiration to their communities, let's get a quick check on what easter's forecast is looking like with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah guys you know what i think we're going to see a very nice weekend easter looking probably one of the better days in quite some time as high pressure finally looks like it's going to take over not right now you've got all that fog out there we may even see a little drizzle too but by tomorrow afternoon. we're going to notice the changes as high pressure begins to build in and the temperatures actually begin to warm up that area of low pressure that has been really stubborn to move out of california member that's part of that same system that moved through the bay area to bring us some rain e

that's going on now so we're very concerned about a new quota system or, you know, what we would call tex opec in the state of texas. >> interesting thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> speaking of oil, some positive news in the auto sector out just now jd power said retail sales showing signs of recovery in april. they're saying all u.s. markets with a stronger pace they're checking the auto stocks general motors fractionally lower and ford and toyota are slightly higher on the session today. >>> still ahead, strong digital sales helping chipotle beat on earnings but profits are down. ceo brian niccol joins us to talk about and the new normal for his business and the industry as economies reopen we're back in two minutes. every financial plan needs a cfp® professional -- confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. it's only human to find inspiration in nature. and also find answers. our search to transform... ...farm waste into rene

. >> open texs open texas now! >> alcindor: in the last two weeks, crowds of peopleot presting against stay at home orders have popped up across the country. many say they are advocating for personal freedom amid the coronavirus pandemic. some openly cay semi-automatic rifles.ot rs say they are there to support their local economies. >> liberate colorado! >> open our beaches! >> i'm not on house arrest. i refuse. >> alcindor: small gatherings happened in at least 20 states, ny at state capitols. michigan has seen somprof the biggesests. in the city of lansing, cars created a traffic jam. abigail censky is a reporter with wkar public media in east lansing, and is covering those protests. >> for a lot of protesters i talked to, they were grappling with the fact that, you know, their counties may have 100 really the center f the not epidemic here in michigan. so they're askilng for regio or industry based exemptions for the places that are less affected in the state. >> alcindor: censky says at a ir car protest, the m

tex really, once you have those 11 states in the confederacy, they are rushing to virginia because that's where they are convinced they can make the difference before they even have approval from jefferson davis that texas troops will be allowed to participate in the fighting in virginia. the thinking was the texans would help on the frontier and on the coastline. these are your diehards. they will suffer the casualties of a diehard, aggressive unit. the 4th and 5th texas infantry aren't too far behind. they wait for actual permission before going to virginia, but the second they have it they are on the train and going. this is a highly motivated unit when it's organized in the summer of 1861 and when they arrive in richmond that fall. other background to help you picture these men as you can kind of see some of them as they were in the early months of 1862. if you just look at those three texas regiments to get a sense who is volunteering, about two-thirds of texas brigade soldiers came from middle class households, middle to upper in class if your range is $500 up to $20,000. fairly wea

. >> open texs now!dor reports. open texas now! >> alcindor: in the last two weeks, cros of people protesting against stay at home orders have popped up across the country. many say they are advocating for personal freedoviamid the coros pandemic. rs s the are there toautomatic support their local economies. liberate colorado! >> open our beaches! es i'm not on house a i refuse. >> aindor: small gatherings happened in at asle20 states, many at state capitols. michigan h t seen some biggest protests. in the city of lansing, cars created a traffic jam. abigail censky is a reporter with wkar public media in east lansing, and is covering those protests. >> for a lot of protesters i talked to, the were grappling with the fact that, you know,ei counties may have 100 cases or so and they're not really the center of the epidemic here in michigan. so they're asking for regional or industry bas the places that are less affected in the state. >> alcinkyr: cens says at a recent protest, the majority of4 the nearly00 people stayed in their cars

. >> from tex perts you spoke to, any idea of with whether that testing could be staggered.f areas would need more or less testing, to get a point to reopen areas. >> they do think we could have a tiered approach like that, focusing on obvious states, michigan, obvious states like new york, because katy, we have to have testing everywhere, the problem is, we're starting to see spread into some of these rural areas, if you don't test you don't know. how can we feel confident in really throwing the gates open to anything near normalcy until we know what the transmission rate is there and even -- within the testing itself, there are so many different tests it would be helpful again if we had a supply manager, cleveland clinic they have a great test, why don't we try to replicate that and scale that? and so, yes, that could in theory work but, again, you need somebody. you need a coach, you need somebody out on the field organizing this at a federal level. this is what we have seen in countries that are successful, being successful relatively with this, katy, it's being organize

west tex intermediate got up to $25. we were at $65 a barrel not long ago.ow critical this important sector of our economy gets some relief? >> the disappointment in the oil and disagreement between the saudis and russia is conflated with the coronavirus. now it is looking like conflating with the end of massive bull run and role over in the deb cycle. taking pressure off this would be huge. oil companies take interest rate dividend and stocks are battered. that being said that will help things tremendously. i don't know if saudi and russia come to the table i think there may be offhand thing where they're joining with the u.s. feeling some pain, feeling that trump gotten our production efforts to overtake that of the world and i think we've seen, so far one bankruptcy in the whiting exploration, which is a tiny little oil company. so just remains to be seen what their real tactic is. they're also feeling pain. how long can they endure lower oil prices versus how much pressure do they put on the u.s.? i expect it to get resolved because i don't think the sau

tex as will see shopping malls, theaters and restaurants open on friday but at just 25% capacity. in iowa, fitness centers, retail stores and malls can reopen friday with a capacity at 50%. and in colorado, nonessential businesses can begin reopening but with just half the staff. in ohio, health care offices can open friday but retail stores, they'll be waiting two more weeks. in louisiana, the governor expects churches, retailers and restaurants to reopen on may 16th. but for other states like new york and illinois, it could be even longer. one of the states still without a clear timeline for reopening is my home state of new jersey. my colleague katy tur is in trenton. governor murphy is saying he wants to reopen. he's laying out a plan. but with no timeline. without a timeline, small businesses are dying on the vine. >> yeah, absolutely. it's acute here as it is in much of the country but perhaps more so in new jersey when you look at the polling and what people are saying. let's get to what governor murphy said yesterday. he laid out a six-point plan. you need to flatten the c

entrevista en la familia quintanilla que compartiÓ anÉcdotas recuerdos y fotos inÉditas de la reina del tex-mexa ropa la respuesta es la recomendaciÓn es que si usted ha estado trabajando o estuvo en un Área de alto riesgo como un supermercado o un hospital o si otra persona lo tocÓ por favor mantenga la ropa en una bolsa o en un recipiente cerrado hasta el momento de lavarla. la recomendaciÓn es lavar la ropa con agua caliente 60 grados y secarla en alta temperatura tambiÉn no colocar mucha ropa junta y se la ve bien y secar bien y crean un lugar hostil si no tengo lavacora y secado la respuesta es esto, el peligro no estÁ en la ropa y lavadores en donde introduce la ropa el peligro es la cercanÍa de contacto con otras personas y posibles superficies en dÓnde pueda vivir el virus en cuanto al lavado desinfectar el Área en donde va a estar colocando los artÍculos otra te de ponese a lavar y regresar cuando la ropa estÉ lista en cuanto al lavado es completamente igual que lavadora es la casa y la separaciÓn de las personas y limpiar la zona >>> es indispensable utilizar estos centros de lavado.

the ark-la-tex. we will keep you posted. couple other stories we are following. foot in upstate new york this weekend. it is cold enough for snow over parts of new england today. >> so below average temperatures for the northeast. the other side of this, across the west, dealing with record heat, temperatures in the 100-degree range, phoenix, you reached 100 degrees yesterday. your first of the year. and we could see the first 100-degree temperature in las vegas for april this week. so, cold across the northeast, very warm and hot conditions across the southwest. and, of course, those severe weather threats tomorrow. we will certain you keep you up to date. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: thanks, janice, we will talk to you soon. as we move ahead on this show as parents become professors. one wants to ban it calling it authoritarian: more on that next. s out s out and spray... and spray... and spray. well, we used to. with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home for up to a year with

causando mÁs devastaciÓn, inundaciones y que miles de familias se queden sin electricidad, los estados de texo y estos techos colapsados en georgia tambiÉn fue afectada una y camioneta fue volteada en el estacionamiento por lo que se presume fue un tornado hoy las lluvias le den un respiro a partes de carolina del sur que han reportado inundaciones histÓricas hasta 7 pulgadas de waagua cayeron ayerl rÉcord anterior el 2018 cuando sobrepasaron las dos pulgadas en esta ciudad las calles se convirtieron en rÍo, un carro de lujo fue a parar a una vÍa inundada cambiando el foco la informaciÓ mÉdicos y enfermeras en bolivia interrumpieron sus jornadas contra el covid-19 para protestar. (gritos) >>> el personal mÉdico del hospital general del norte en el alto dicen estar desamparados frente a la pandemia por no contar con los medios necesario para su protegerse el hospital ni siquiera tiene bolsas plÁsticas para guardar los cadÁveres >>> no tenemos bolsas el cadÁve estÁ ahÍ la infecciÓn sigue y nosotros seguimos transitando por ahÍ no podemos estar pidiendo cada vez que fallece o no no podemos y nos