united we stream is offering live streamed sets from some of the city's hottest djs, as well as liveries about the club culture. it's all for a good cause too. if you buy a virtual club ticket, the money will go into a relief fund supporting the city's night—time institutions and their thousands of employees. and if you have a stay at home travel suggestion, get in touch with me on the travel show‘s facebook, instagram and twitter accounts. now, in morocco, all flights in and out of the country have been suspended and those inside are under lockdown. you may remember, last year ade went to the jarjeer mule and donkey refuge in the foothills of the atlas mountains. working animals are relied upon heavily there and are often discarded when they are too old to work. places like these are few and far between. hi, welcome to jarjeer. tell me, how have you been coping? how is it going? if i'm honest, it's been a bit scary. we knew as soon as the virus was becoming a pandemic that we would have to change things here and we stopped all visits. now, of course, we are in lockdown. at the momen

united we stream is offering live streamed sets from some of the city?js, as well as live music performances and documentaries about the club culture. it is all for a good cause, too. if you buy a virtual club to get the money will go into a really fun supporting the city night—time institutions and there are thousands of employees. and if you have a stay at home travel suggestion, get in touch with me on the travel showinstagram and facebook accounts. now, in morocco, all flights in and out of the country have been suspended and those inside are under lockdown. you may remember last year we went to the donkey refuge in the foothills of the atlas mountains. working animals are relied upon heavily there and are often discarded when they are too old to work. places like these are few and far between. hi, welcome. tell me, how tightly been coping?“ far between. hi, welcome. tell me, how tightly been coping? if i'm honest, it has been a bit scary. we knew as soon as the virus was becoming a pandemic that we would have to change things here and we stopped all

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streams to attach could the pandemic actually help us find climate change . is good to have you with us we begin with a tragic milestone reached this tuesday in the united states more than 1000000 americans have now contracted the corona virus that's according to the tally kept by johns hopkins university more than 57000 americans. have died from coded 19 the disease caused by the virus in proof of how quickly the virus has spread on april 10th the number of cases in the us stood at 500008 took just 18 days for that figure to double all the while u.s. president drawn things in questions and criticism for what he did and did not do to stop the by. like many other countries in the alley days of the pen demick the united states was in denial about the tree danger of the coronavirus it's going to disappear one day it's like a miracle it will disappear in the name of jesus and friends. but the miracle didn't happen and the pray it didn't help certainly not in states like needle. 1000 hit the big apple hot hospitals were soon fill to capacity and molds were of a well known to state governor andrew and to crisis mode and issued a warning to the rest of the country. n

united states. we call that the hong kong flu but the economy did not shut down in 1957 when we went through that stream. but to go through that influenza epidemic. congress does not massive spending bills. but what about 260 years ago. >> there is a variety of reasons with that sophisticated interconnected population. we do it because we can. and the way that we are communicating all over the internet. we are much more an affluent population those in the late seventies or eighties so in that society from when they were in the war that would kill about 50 million or 60 million people. the united states would lose 128,002 the flu that was considered part of the tragic resistance than the economic circumstances that it was also more tragic or therapeutic the people were used to more a physical existence so with 145 years and they have a history hearing my grandparents talk about the 1918 and they quarantine themselves sufficien sufficient. and they just didn't go very many places and there was a very many places to go. so the stories of my aunt i remember and then she stayed in his house in the 1980s. and

stream. >> we are not separate. but we are distant at this particular time. we are unitedn the one body of christ, but we have to maintain the social distance for the public -- for the public good. for the common good. >> reporter: for those who participated in virtual seders over zoom, one of the traditional questions asked every passover is why is tonight different from all other nights? that question says the ceo and founder of city winery means so much more this year as he organized his annual entertainment seder done this time via live stream. with more than 40,000 views across facebook and youtube -- >> i think this can be a nice extension to expand the reach. it gives a message of broader breadth. and i do think that's a positive. >> reporter: everywhere, people are embracing different ways to keep their traditions and connect, both spiritually and technologically. and state government leaders are pleading with people to attend services online, rather than in person. kentucky is going so far as to record people's license plates if 93 join mass gatherings this weeken

we believe having unites with the earth every time the church comes together in some version of the sacraments and that's what we are going to do. our pastors have been amazingly innovative. they are live streaming doing it here at st. patrick's, tucker. look, our ratings have skyrocketed. i wish there were a better way to do with to accomplish it, but we had over a million people last sunday who plugged into the live streaming of mass from st. patrick's cathedral. so our people know that faith, while deepen and enhanced when we can come together in our parish churches for th ways to . through prayer. through an earnest desire to be united with god and other people. i think that's going to dominate this holy week and easter. >> tucker: i hope you are right. i think people are starting to wonder, you know, did all that stuff i buy on amazon make me happy? doesn't answer the question what happens when you die? maybe it didn't. >> thank you for keeping us together and keeping us informed. happy easter. >> tucker: happy easter. that's it for us tonight. we hope you have a great evening with the ones you love, even if they are not in your immediate vicinity. we will be back tomorrow night. sean hanni

actually expect as a share in the story of the united states to all day or 'd to all of stream as a result all the roster moves all of us are in or in the row so again we will build a great decision maker in the industry and so on and so forth i think this may get a mania is in will absolutely incorrect attitude and this. in the circumstances gentlemen were out of time unfortunately but thank you very much for joining us to mikhail cretien to alec schindler and to jeff cole dan and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me bernard smith and the whole team here by thought. from the al jazeera london pool path and time keith special get income to take then the state the american state dept and state capitalism unprompted uninterrupted all of these these divisions of the working class of working people they keep us from realizing our collective power money crap at home need to make then if you obey

stream that we have been able to reliably and consistently access. even those who know our network may not realize that we are the largest food waste recovery organization in the united states. pounds ofillion edible foods tends to go to landfills. our organization recovers billions of pounds of that. instead of going to landfills, it goes to people that are hungry. when i mentioned the public -- perfect storm, i did not mention all the elements, but the challenges around restaurants and restaurant productivity are causing a strain on our network as well. andmentioned the dumping those challenges there as well. i want to identify the fact that feeding america has had long-term partnerships with farmers, the dairy industry, etc., and we are working now to come up with solutions in a challenging environment. i do not believe any of those people who are dumping want to dump. they would preferred that that food find its way to people who can use it. we are working on solutions to try to make that happen. host: the new york times with some statistics on that process. shells -- shelves, but farmers put food to waste. are dumping as many as 3.7 million gallons of milk each

we think about. the film that i have in mid is casa blanca. it appeared in 1942, arriving in the united states in 1926, he embarked on a steady stream of movie making directing classics. the santa fe trail and atlanta city. the santa fe trail, the most poorly named movie that had nothing to do with santa fe or a trail. joining forces of a fanatical john brown played by raymen massy. they also celebrate the coming together of white soldiers across sectional lines in a common cause. in this case it was union and confederate causes. it is also a film about reconciliation. it is about however bringing together the indifferent and skeptical rick blaine and victor laslow. a unity that is achieved when rick discards his cynicism and recognizes a chance to take a stand against nazi -- they remind her about the last time they saw each other. i remember every detail, he says, the germans wore gray, you wore blue. okay, it tells us who is directing freedom and who is not. but the central theme was not a simple divide between freedom and slavery and this evolution from indifference to commitment. and in this case it is the process by which rick dedicates himse

we believe heaven unites with earth every time the church comes together in faith. for celebration of the sacraments, they are live streamingweek of liturgies and, our ratings have skyrocketed. i wish there were a better way to do it and to accomplish that, and there were over a million people last who plugged into the live streaming of mass from st. patrick's cathedral. so faith while deepened and enhanced will come together in our parish churches for the selection of holy week, there are other ways to do it. through prayer, and i think that will dominate this holy weekend easter. >> tucker: i hope you are right. i think people are starting to wonder, did all that stuff i bought on amazon make me happy? did that answer the question, what happens when you die? maybe you didn't. >> thank you for giving us together and keeping us informed. happy easter. >> tucker: happy easter. that's it for us tonight, we hope you have a great evening with the ones you love, even if they are not in your immediate vicinity. we will be back tomorrow night. sean hannity takes over from new york and about seven seconds. hey, shawna. >> sean: tha

you've been to go build united states of you know what we will not be with you we meet with global newsmakers and the stories that matter just 0. i for me ok and you're in the stream today will social media manipulate a 2020 us election we'll talk to a cambridge analytical whistleblower about how big tech could be undermining the democratic process you too can be part of the conversation really easy to send us your questions and comments via our life you tube channel at. ringback my memory. i am. posting. this. in 2018 it was revealed that the now defunct political consulting firm cambridge analytical had stolen the data of millions of facebook users that data was used to create psychological profiles target us swing voters and then attempt to manipulate them for then presidential candidate donald trump during the 2016 election the data breach scandal resulted in the closure of cambridge analytical and facebook paying a $5000000000.00 penalty to the u.s. federal trade commission that scandal was also the subject of the 29000 documentary the great hack is a clip from the film which explores the dark side of social media. these digital traces of ourselves are being

unites us. done.cs >>> kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs bay area, flame seeing off the freeway in san francisco. we are live with what we are learning about the blaze. plus a major traffic switch at the height of the morning commute for essential workers. what you need to know before you head out the door. >> several state taking steps to lift stay at home restrictions. why governor newsom says he's keeping his word. >> i am honored to be considered. >>> joe biden making big decisions this week. the impressive lineup of running mate candidates and the pressure he is now facing. good morning, it is monday, april 27. >>> good morning. we will get to all the stories in just a moment but first we want to check on the forecast and traffic first up. >>> good morning. we are looking at a mild monday across the bay area. a very pretty day for our start of our week. here's a live look at the san jose camera with clear skies and temperatures running in the 40s and the 50s as we start out the day. as we had through the ethnic, daytime highs will be above average for this time of year. is what you can expect 6

you're europeans go build united states of you but we would not be with you we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. ok and your in the stream today a respectful representation why disability is so destructive for the community take a look at a viral twitter thread that explores the impact that some common tropes have on people with disabilities and this is an important conversation we want to hear from you you can chat me in all tweet me at a.j. straight. my name is malcolm smith and i want to stick to that media traps that affect me one i just think people are jerk wants is bad behavior is justified because there really isn't this trip you got to see people.

we start the economy, it's not going to start up in full stream. president trump clearly wants to restart the economy. wants to get the united states back to work.t is the danger if it starts up too early? one does understand his concern, which is, you know, there's a cost, a huge cost to the economy being paralyzed this way. is there a danger you start up too soon and what happened then? >> there's a huge danger. the -- we really need a period of extreme lockdown to make sure that this thing has -- that we've brought the pandemic to an end. i keep on seeing people saying economists want the economy to restart. that's actually not true. the overwhelming consensus of serious economists is that if you want to wait, better to err on the side of staying shut down longer than by starting up too soon. we even have some evidence. in 1918/'19 flu pandemic, there was social distancing, many of the same policies we're doing now. they varied quite a lot among cities. the cities that did more social distancing and stayed with it not only had much lower death rates, they did better economically. so everything now says this is not the time to worry about gdp.

united states the disproportionate sentence he would face or risk if he was sent there and i think this is absolutely central to this whole issue because it makes the whole thing to me looking stream we vindictive given that as i have said already the crown has accepted the these are political charges we should been brought against him are i'm very disturbed about this argument by the way that the fact that his political charges somehow isn't important because the act doesn't mention political charges the extradition treaty yes we britain and the united states express lee prohibits extraditing people who are on the facing political charges and it seems to me that to disregard that is to say that the court can go beyond what the british government but to britain to do in a treaty an international treaty it agreed with the united states that doesn't make any kind of logical sense you know me at all you know taylor you that not only is this a travesty of justice in the case of julian assange but it is it is going to severely damage the opinion people have of the british legal system because just as joe has pointed out and i've been read. accounts of people that have been in the court it

been to go build united states of you but we will not be with you we meet with global news makers the stories that matter just 0. i if i mean ok and i'm really glad when you're in the stream the sex trade is a nightmare for the millions of women and girls who fall into it but surviving is only half the battle and ramdev innings latest chapter of the comic book series priya shakti india's 1st woman super hero and rape survivor returns to shed light on the challenges survivors face trying to get back to a normal life today we meet the woman behind priya and the last. serious was born in the aftermath of the brutal gang rape and murder of a young woman on a bus in delhi in 2012.

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right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , a crucial two weeks ahead for hospitals in california. we are live with the signals governor newsom is looking out for. >>> this unit a conceptual model to being a reality in about three >> a pla area first responders. how it changed their shifts. >>> the coronaviruvirus causing a setback to google's plan to expand into south bay. the new expected opening date. , good morning, it is wednesday, april 15. i am michelle griego. we all recommending our newest morning team member, len kiese. >> glad to be here with you. it feels like the first day of school. >> right, but hardly anyone is there with you. hopefully we will be back together soon. paco and the directors, taking good care of your. >> absolutely. treating me like royalty this morning. i appreciate it. >> len, kick it over to mary lee. she wants to hear from you. >> mary lee, good morning. >>> good morning to you. giving you a big warm welcome and virtual hugsfrom san we are starting off our day with clear skies and chilly conditions. down to the 40s and 50s again. not as cold as yesterday morning but you can see a live look at the treasure island camera with

stream the entertainment you love. >>> welcome back, i'm ali velshi. we are nearing a new milestone, almost 700,000 americans have been diagnosed with covid-19 in the united states, almost 36,700 have died by our count here at nbc news all in a three-month period. in fact, on thursday, more americans died of covid-19 than in the entire iraqi war. in the last month, 22 million americans have filed for unemployment insurance wiping out nearly all of the job gains since the financial crisis. president trump who's not known for his patience continues to become more eager to open the country by the minute, while the experts urge extreme caution. >> this new opening up, which has that requirement of early case diagnosis and isolation and contact tracings is really embedded as you'll see in the phases but still maintaining that personal vigilance, that personal mitigation so that we can continue to limit and protect the vulnerable in this nation. so it's important not to let up at all but do this in a prudent, gradual way. >> as was the case last weekend, president trump has no public events on his schedule today. there's no coronavirus task force briefing sched

on our 24 7 streaming service called kron-on its commercial for a standing by in the newsroom with what we're working on the well. >>that's right we are continuing our coverage on the unitedtates nearing its projected peak of deaths per day due to covid-19 but there is new hope and how the model is shifting to reflect a lower overall death toll, what that means for this fight that's coming up at 11 o'clock back to you guys all right well, thank you very much make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage, lawrence. >>they guys one last check of the weather as we get ready for friday and the weekend got some clouds rolling in right now some patchy fog and some of the high level clouds also moving in overhead looking out toward the golden gate bridge. >>well, you know i just can't wait to see that philip of cars, i can't believe i'm saying that but i can't wait to see that they want to get we get things back to normal around the bay area. a low pressure moving into southern california that that same system that moved through here continuing to bring some very heavy rainfall maybe some flash flooding in the southern california few more