joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> and businesses and workers are imfacted as well. in san francisco the downtown streets seemed more quiet as many businesses are asking workers to stay home. google and facebook are giving employees the option to work from home. >>> isolation tents have been set up at the parnassus campus of ucsf. they're practicing in case, but no coronavirus parents have been admitted there. meanwhile the santa rosa regional hospital is taking extra precautions tonight. at least 30 workers who may have come into contact with a coronavirus patient were sent home today, and their union says it's possible more people were exposed. >>> california lawmakers are blasting the potential closure of a bay area hospital as dangerous and possibly illegal. >> a group of bay area lawmakers released a statement today urging verity to reconsider. they also say they didn't follow the state law requiring 90 days notice to close an emergency room. we rout to veri comment tonight but have yet to hear back. >>> and tonight warriors fans are buzzing over the long awaite

joe vazquez is at the candidate's campaign headquarters in oakland. >> reporter: the victory party isght now. you can see, it's karaoke time here at bernie sanders headquarters here in oakland. enquite a nning california, so celebration tonight, but joe biden prevailed in other parts of the country and frankly, that has some bernie supporters uneasy. >> joe biden, he's, you know, a very famous man. that's all i can say. he's got a long track record of being in politics, but bernie has a track record of getting things done and having moral conviction. and it's going to be a strong rivalry between the two. >> reporter: we saw a lot of enthusiasm tonight among younger voters. there was a long line at the poll near uc berkeley campus tonight. some of these folks so young, they were voting for the first time. the big question tonight, can this youth vote that turned out in the primary continue to gain momentum as election season rolls along? reporting live in oakland, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> all right, here's a look now at the gop race for president. donald trump well ahead in a land

joe vazquez. >>> the wild ride continues on wall street. >> u.s. futures are up slightly after presidenp announced he will work on a emergency plan to deal with the economic fallout from the coronavirus. at the white house the president saidplans to announce dramatic action tomorrow, that could include a payroll tax cut and relief for small businesses and the cruise industry. stocks took a breathtaking dive, losing more than 2000 points, nasdaq dropped 625, the s&p 500 declined by 225. >>> are mourning team will have the latest developments from wall street when the opening bell rings tomorrow morning, starting at 4:30 am. >>> the coronavirus is sending shockwaves through silicon valley, some companies are encouraging people to work from home, leaving offices and headquarters have deserted. but experts say it is smaller businesses that are far more vulnerable. >> when we tell the workforce to stay at home, that means less business in the restaurants and other establishments that count on that kind of traffic. they are going to whether this effect.

joe vazquez has more on the new guidelines for essential businesses staying open. >> reporter: for some, just going to the grocery store these days can be a bit of a frightening experience. what we've observed is people are trying to give appropriate social distancing. it's not always easy, but officials say it k op do a job ane at the job i work at. at the hospital. >> reporter: this trader joe's was a model for how it should be done. large gaps between customers in line. >> they're limiting the amount of people in the store, so you have, obviously, more space. but at target today, there's no maximum amount of people allowed inside, so it was a lot more cramped there. >> reporter: look at this long line at the costco in livermore this morning. this was 7:45 a.m., which was a window of time only for the elderly. >> holy smokes. look at this. all the way back and around. >> reporter: we also went inside 2 different safeway stores in san francisco. they are trying, and they have posted signs reminding people about social distancing. but the truth is, these lines are long, and people are s

it's a heroic effort. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> part of san francisco's laguna hospital is quarantined after 2 health care workers tested positive for coronavirus. the hospital confirmed that all patients within the unit are being monitored hourly for symptoms. health officials are trying to trace all people who had contact with the employees. >>> new at 11:00, we're learning a food max employ in san jose who tested positive for the virus has died. the employment had not been to work since march 6th. the supermarket has temporarily closed and is in few >>> ened new drive thru testin center for people with covid-19 symptoms. to qualify, you need to have a fever of 100.4 degrees or higher. the location is on huntwood avenue. it's also open for health care workers and first responders exposed to the coronavirus. we'll continue to bring you the latest press conferences and updates on the pandemic live on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >>> also tonight, the city of oakland has a new interim police chief, and it's a familiar face to the bay area. andrea nakano is in oakland with more

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> and another big event canceled tonight over the coronavirus. organizers of the bnp open tennis tournament announcing it will not take place this year. local officials siting a local health emergency an the first confirmed case of coronavirus saying there is too much of a risk. >>> all right. many wondering if coca-cola is next. it kicks off next month brings hundreds of thousands of fans from around the world to the area. last week the south by austin was canceled over concerns about the coronavirus. and expect another rough ride on wall street this week. dow futures are down a thousand points as the economic disruption of the coronavirus shows no signs of letting up and oil prices are plunging. crude prices are down 26% at this hour. >>> tonight president trump continuing to praise his policies saying they will keep coronavirus under control even brushing off the chance it will reach the white house. >> no. i am not concern at all. no. >> but the president's critics disagree saying the lack of test kits has grossly distorted the scope of the o

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a safeway worker in san jose has tested positive for covid-19. the employee last worked at the store on branham lane 6 days ago. the person is now receiving medical care, and some coworkers might have to go into quarantine. >>> tonight there are over 200 confirmed cases in the bay area. santa clara has 848 case, more than twice than any other bay area county. 28 people there have died. >>> california still waiting on test results for tens of thousands of patients. commercial labs are swamped. many taking more than a week to process the test results. andrea nakano has more on the lab at uc berkeley that's using robots to turn around results in just a matter of hours. >> reporter: researchers say this is a critical time in our history, and traditional methods of testing won't cut it. that's why a lab using a robot at uc berkeley may provide the testing needed to get a handle on this pandemic. >> when the pandemic hit and the range of infections started to go as high as it did, we realized that there is a skill that we have that can be rapidly repur

kpix 5's joe vazquez with the new call to expedite testing for first responders. >> reporter: there is a sense of dread among some city employees tonight, including here at san francisco police department headquarters. the police union chief announced 2 police officers have tested positive for the coronavirus. this as dozens more were potentially exposed by those 2 officers. >> it's here, and it's real. >> reporter: the police union president said the 2 officers who tested positive are sergeants in the special victims unit. they've been sent 15 other offi he calls it the tip of the iceberg. >> i'm sure you've heard what's happening in new york where 200 of their officers have tested positive and 3,000 officers have been told to quarantine or self-isolate. >> reporter: he sent a letter to the mayor saying every officer needs to be tested immediately. >> we have a baseline, and if we're going to slow it down and stop the spread, we need to know who's infected right now. >> reporter: meanwhile the health department ordered a quarantine for laguna honda, one of the largest nursing homes in

kpix 5's joe vazquez talked to voters in san francisco, locals and tourists about where the race goes from here. >> reporter: it is just two days before californians vote in the primary so the question is will pete buttigieg's announcement make a difference? >> tonight i am making the difficult decision to run for r presidential race. >> i will do everything in my power to ensure that we have a new democratic president come january. >> just not this go-around. >> who does that help for pete buttigieg to drop out? >> well, maybe joe biden. maybe, because he is considered moderate. >> i would hope he endorses bernie sanders. but i don't know -- lies, i think the country goes sanders. >> reporter: behind the scenes? >> that is not the way -- they say let's win this together. and then let's govern together and that is a clear indication if we win and you helped, yo >> i think trump is a shoe in. i don't think they have a decent enough candidate to compete against him. >> i am a remember but democratic party just -- they have to pull it together. >> you don't support trump? >> i wish there

kpix 5's joe vazquez is in san francisco with why emergency officials say next week will be critical. >> when it comes to the coronavirus, it is utter chaos in new york right now. listen to andrew cuomo's blunt language. >> what happens to new york is going to wind up happening in california and washington state and illinois. it's just a matter of time. >> reporter: so we're next. but will it be as bad here as it is there or will the curve flatten here in the bay area? meaning will our cases spread out over time? i talked to a source who works at the san francisco emergency management department who tells me officials here believe we are 5 to 10 days behind new york and this week will be crucial to determining whether it will be different here. the source says it will flatten out if people follow the shelter in place order. if people continue to gather in groups, it's going to be bad. tonight in the city, we see social distancing. this rainbow could be a symbol of hope as we saw fewer people than we did a few days ago. the emergency management source says it will take three to 4 weeks

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a private school in sonoma county will reopen tomorrow.eeldsburg school closed after learning a staff member came in contact with a coronavirus patient. but they'll reopen after a thorough cleaning. and the san francisco unified school district sent home a letter to parents urging them to keep sick kids home, emphasizing hand washing and disinfecting surfaces. janitors have been instructed to do extra cleaning when there's an increase in absences. >>> google has canceled their conference next month. and twitter is asking all employees worldwide to work from home if they can. they're making the request out of an abundance of the caution. for the latest updates on the coronavirus, head to kpix.com. >>> campaign 2020. less than 8 hours until the polls open on super tuesday, and there's a major shake up in the race for president. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar both dropped out and endorsed former vice president joe biden. >> it's up to us, all of us, to put our country back together, to heal this country, and then to build something even gre

reporting live, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> thank you for that. a live look at sfo tonight, a drastic step to stop the spread of this disease. tonight president trump announced new travel restrictions. >> veronica de la cruz is in the newsroom and breaks it all down for us, veronica? >> ken and liz, the president made the announcement in a primetime address to the nation. the ban will be on some travel to europe from the u.s. starting on friday. >> this is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in american history. i am confident that by counting and continuing to take these tough measures we will significantly reduce the threat to our citizens and we will ultimately and expeditiously defeat this virus. >> under the new order, only foreign nationals who travel to any of the 26 european countries with open border agreements will be banned from flying into the u.s. american citizens and legal residents will still be allowed to fly from europe but will be directed to limited airports where screening can take place. t

management and coaches are waving a double digit 1000000 amount in wages chief executive hans joachim vazquez said it is a valuable sign of solidarity both to the outside world and to our $850.00 employees . media reports say play as an overabundance they get clubs such as buy and munich and. i'm making similar t.s.t. is. it's about helping people who are struggling financially because of this situation. for example the security guy who works at the stadium and works on match days maybe now doesn't have a job. the bonus league or expects no football action before april 13th and officials know it may take a lot longer. but the players are at least doing their bit off the pitch. oh tennis great roger federer has donated 1000000 swiss francs to combat the coronavirus joining the long list of notable athletes who've already donated across the globe federer's donation will help the most vulnerable families in his native switzerland on social media the tennis star said these are challenging times for everyone in nobody should be left behind federer and his wife made the offering and the couple hope

. >> reporter: tito vazquez is the latest, walk-on wrestler in 1989, who took an elbow to the negotiationo snop a nose bleed and the doctor fondled his genitals. >> were wrestlers with jordan to my left-hand side and i said something to the effect the doc's hands are freezing. and he examined me thoroughly, extremely thoroughly. my private parts and everybody is just like kind of snickering. jordan said, i have nothing to do with this. >> reporter: but jordan heard what you said? >> he heard what i said. >> reporter: vazquez, a public schoolteacher for the past 27 years, is the sixth former wrestler who told cnn they directly told jim jordan about the abuse or jim jordan was present when someone else was telling him about the doctor. it was such a routine topic of conversation, it's inconceivable jordan did not know. yet jordan, now a powerful republican congressman, refuses to budge. >> we have six former ohio state wrestlers who absolutely say you knew about dr. strauss because we even told you at the time, or you were there and heard it. >> you guys are still asking about this after th

i want to thank vazquez for being a large voice and that, for beinggantz, strong voices for the peoplepuerto rico. i just don't know why one has to continue. here puerto rico and in the state to tell the trump administration that people go before money and that this is about saving lives. it is not about politics. amy: carmen yulin cruz, thank you for being with us, mayor of san juan, puerto rico. we hope to touch base with you soon with a clear phone line. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, nor peace report. calls are growing for richard burr to resign after he reportedly sold up to $1.7 million worth of dock after receiving privileged briefings about the coronavirus' threat to the global community months ago. propublica reports that burr, the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, unloaded his holdings on february 13 in 33 separate transactions. at the time, he had access to classified information about the coronavirus and was receiving daily intelligence briefings. the stock market began plummeting a week later. the news came after npr published a secretly-recorded au

. >> tito vazquez is the latest, a walk on wrestler in 1989 who took an elbow to the nose.he doctor fondaled his genitals. >> i said something to the effect that doc's hands are freezing and that he, you know, examined me thoroughly, extremely thoroughly, my private parts. and everybody was just like, you know, kind of snickering. jordan said i had nothing to do with this. >> but jordan heard what you said? >> oh, he heard what i said. >> vazquez a public schoolteacher is the sixth former ohio state to tell cnn they directly told jim jordan of the abuse or jim jordan was present when someone was recalling abuse by the team's doctor. eight more tell cnn the abuse was such a routine topic of conversation that it's inconceivable jordan did not know. yet jordan now a powerful republican congressman refuses to budge. >> six former ohio state wrestlers who absolutely say you knew about dr. strauss because they either told you at the time or -- >> you guys are still asking about this after -- >> yeah. >> -- hillary clinton's law firm investigated this and didn't mention my name on

kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us how businesses and artists are dealing with the coronavirus fall out. >reporter: just one week ago, fisherman's wharf was bustling but now the strands closed, the restaurants are shut down and tonight i talked to folks finding a way to adapt. five days ago joe and andy business was nearly sunk. >> we walked into work and we had a full crew on. we had no orders. and no deliveries. >> reporter: for a decade their business depended on delivering fish to san francisco restaurants but then the coronavirus shut down all their customers. >> it was all gone. we decided to go on offense instead of defense. >> reporter: they retooled their business model. instead of restaurants, they are now delivering fish to people. >> when the delivery systems and the grocery stores are failing, there is nothing more pure than bringing it to people's homes. >> reporter: friends and community members stepped up to help keep their neighborhood business afloat. >> the reason why we are standing here tonight, unloading local halibut tonight is because of those people and i am just s

. >> tito vazquez is the latest, a walk-on wrestler in 1989 who took an elbow to the nose.m doctor richard strauss to stop a nosebleed, the doctor fondled his genitals. >> i said something to the effect that docs hands are freezing and that he examined me thoroughly, extremely thoroughly. you know, my private parts and everything was just snickers. jordan said, i have nothing to do with this. >> but jordan heard what you said. >> oh, he heard what i said. >> vazquez, a public schoolteacher for the past 27 years is the sixth former ohio state wrestler to tell cnn they directly told jim jordan of the abuse or jim jordan was present when someone was recalling abuse by the team's doctor. the abuse by richard strauss was such a routine topic of conversation that it's inconceivable jordan did not know. yet, jordan, now a powerful republican congressman, refuses to budge. >> you've got six former ohio state wrestlers who absolutely say you knew about dr. strauss because they had told you at the time or you were there and heard it. >> you guys are still asking about this after the

seaweed on the mexican coastline a disaster for the environment and the tourist industry but for all my vazquez it's free building material. we extract all the water and remove the garbage we continue that process until the sea weed itself starts to produce a kind of organic clay and becomes a hard resistant mass. which. he produces his own bricks that are 60 percent seaweed a 1000000 tons of the saga some macro can be washed up on the yucatan peninsula over the course of one year the problem has exploded in the last decade. it comes from all the pollution caused by human activity all those chemicals washing and cleaning agents that end up in the sea. the algae feed on that causing them to grow and multiply. in every day for our nickel rivera and her team clean up the beaches before the seaweed starts to decompose a process that would release all fear of acid and toxic gas is devastating to the coastal ecosystem. it's important to support initiatives like on mars where. we just collect the seaweed we're happy to then pass it on to others who can do something with it the main thing is for it to

. ♪ >> ♪ but i'm with sweet caroline ♪ >> i know that guy, that includes our very own joe vazquez.choose a new song to sing every evening at 7:00. just what we need. makes you smile. >> that is it. you know, if you can sing, that is like the doctor said, i can see her breath rate, she is not with the virus. >> if you're singing, you're probably okay. >> if you can belt out a tune, even if it is off key, clad people are finding a way to get some positive out of this. >>> that's take a look at what is happening weatherwise, radar over the last few hours, showing the few showers we had out there just kind of dissipating. a lot of ground clutter, that is the green stuff that does not live. the few showers we had this evening, the green stuff that is moving but just falling the st e night. dr beautiful view of the city and the bay bridge, to butchers dropping off into the 40s in about half of our locations right now, just below 50, concord. livermore, 44. santa rosa, you will be initially spots by tomorrow morning but still about 50 degrees around the bay itself and overnight, low tempe

management and coaches waving a double digit 1000000 amount in wages chief executive hans joachim vazquez said it is a valuable sign of solidarity both to the outside world and to our $850.00 employees media reports say players an overabundance league of clubs such as by and munich and by leverkusen making similar gestures. it's all about helping people. making donations where appropriate. it's about helping people who are struggling financially because of this situation . for example the security guy who works at the stadium and works on match days maybe now doesn't have a job. it's not just in the bunkers league or with spain badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic barcelona forward linnell messi has donated a combined 1000000 euros to a clinic in the city and to a hospital back in his native argentina. manchester city coach pet wadi all or has donated the same amount to supply medical equipment in his home city of barcelona. leagues have no idea when they might resume the boners league or expects no football action before april 30 and officials know it may take a lot longer but the playe

management and coaches are waving a double digit 1000000 amount in wages chief executive hans joachim vazquez said it is a valuable sign of solidarity both to the outside world and to our 850 employees. media reports say players an over abundance league clubs such as by and munich and . i'm making similar gestures. it's about helping people who are struggling financially because of this situation. for example the security guy who works at the stadium and works on match days and maybe now doesn't have a job. the bonus league or expects no football action before april 30 and officials know it may take a lot longer but the players are at least doing their bit off the pitch. well what is the pandemic doing to our children the world's youth a recent study from china has found that while most children tend to develop mild symptoms a small number including babies can become seriously ill from the virus in our next report a father in shanghai shares his way of keeping his baby safe. some would call him eccentric but 30 year old shell shinji would probably just refer to himself as a concerned parent w

management and coaches waving a double digit 1000000 amount in wages chief executive hams joachim vazquez said it is a valuable sign of solidarity both to the outside world and to our $850.00 employees . media reports say players an overabundance of the good clubs such as by and munich and by labor coups and making similar gestures. it's about helping people who are struggling financially because of this situation. for example the security guy who works at the stadium and works on match days maybe now doesn't have a job. the bullnose league or expects no football action before april 13th and officials know it may take a lot longer but the players are at least doing their bit off the pitch. and don't forget there is full coverage of the coronavirus crisis on our website that said t w dot com i'm sarah kelly in berlin and you've been watching us here i do have a good news i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another update for you thank you so much for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news.

management and coaches are waving a double digit 1000000 amount in wages chief executive hans joachim vazquez said it is a valuable sign of solidarity both to the outside world and to our $850.00 employees . media reports say players at all the bonds the good clubs such as by and munich and by a level making similar gestures. it's about helping people who are struggling financially because of this situation. for example the security guy who works at the stadium and works on match days maybe now doesn't have a job. in the bonus league or expects no football action before april 13th and officials know it may take a lot longer but the players are at least doing their bit off the pitch. and don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store that will give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the. photos and videos what's happening. is full coverage of the coronavirus crisis on our website www dot com i'm sorry kelly in

rochelle, new york, one of the hot zones, with drive-through coronavirus testing, technician vivian vazquezen working 12-hour days, giving us a first-hand view on the ground. the mother of five raising her hand for this assignment. >> just gratifying, at the end of the day, they say, thank you so much for coming here, it really means a lot to me, and that's just, you know, it's a good feeling. >> reporter: at this nebraska quarantine unit, nurse morgan schrieder working around the clock, taking care of patients coming off the "diamond princess" cruise ship. the married mother of four previously part of the ebola crisis team. doctors keeping us informed from all over the u.s., telling us how hard everyone is working to get ahead of the pandemic. john santiago is not only an e.r. doctor at boston medical center, he's pulling double duty as a massachusetts state representative, posting here right before his shift. >> how best can i serve the community? how best can i serve my patients and my neighbors? >> reporter: today, we put out a call to you, the viewers, and asked, what would you say to

joe vazquez is at a sanders campaign headquarters in oakland. hi joe. >> reporter: hi. we're in downtown oakland, and the party is really going strong. still late into the night, there's a lot of exuberance here. as you can see, the karaoke is on. folks are singing the praises of their candidate tonight. we've talked to folks who have been knocking on doors. getting out the vote. so tonight, even though we don't know whether sanders has claimed california, there's a lot of joy in the r.>> wtalked people who, you know, haven't really had anyone reach out to them. they're disenfranchised from electoral politics. i think for the most part, we've gotten to know our neighbors well. this has been a movement from the very first day. i think that everyone is just really excited for whatever we're building. we're building something. so it's not the end. >> reporter: there is a sense from the folks here who've been working very hard for the campaign. we're talking about people directly to get bernie sanders elected, that they've made some certain strides, but there's a long way t

jeremy: este segundo dÍa de toque de queda como ordenado por la gobernadora wanda vÁzquez, luego de queÁrcel. los cruceros en puerto rico estÁn prohibidos, pero los aeropuertos continÚan activos, y la guardia nacional no ha podido ejercer esas medidas de discernimiento para cuestionar a los pasajeros sobre posibles sÍntomas o tomarles la temperatura. hay 13 casos que ya han arrojado negativo, pero 19 casos todavÍa aguardan por los resultados por pruebas de coronavirus, sea porque hayan sido enviados al cdc de atlanta o porque las haya realizado el departamento de salud de puerto rico y se espera por esos resultados. marÍa: muchas gracias, jeremy. un crucero britÁnico, anclado desde el jueves en aguas de las bahamas, con cinco casos de coronavirus, atracarÁ en cuba, y sus pasajeros serÁn evacuados vÍa aÉrea, lo confirma este lunes el propietario del buque. hay mÁs de una veintena de pasajeros por sÍntomas similares, crucero lleva 682 pasajeros en total. al regresar, malas noticias para la comunidad estudiantil de uno de los distintos escolares mÁs grandes del paÍs. de uno de los distinto

i salute chair nadia vazquez for what she was able to accomplish there. schools funding, thank you, bobby scott on our tomorrow, doing so much work there. don't get me started on all the members. i'll be talking all night and you'll see how they present tomorrow on the floor. and we have oversight. there was this idea they put for that there would be a $5 billion slush fund for secretary of the treasury with no accountability whatsoever? are you kidding? with all respect for the secretary, that was a complete non-starter. i'm pleased that language that was in the house bill and in the senate bill named the inspector general specifically for that account, and a congressional panel of five people appointed by leaders to oversee how that funding is disbursed. it comes back down, though, to the fact that people are at risk. as i say, tens of thousands of cases, nearly a thousand deaths in the united states. i said from the start we must have a proposal that is governmentwide so that we can really address the challenge that we face in a scientific evidence-bas

cruz vazquez typically works multiple jobs but was laid off sand now worried about whether he will bee to weather the storm. >> when it rav rains it pours. a lot of people are worried about food. everything cut to everybody. >> help could be on the way, today the homeless prevention system launched $11 million relief fund to assist residentss for their needs. >> all of the funds will be dispersed into our homeless networks, we're the experts are on the ground to solve the family crisis. >> to qualify must have household income less than 80% of the area median income $103,000 for a family of four. and must show documents losses e due to covid-19 and can request up to $4,000 a month once a month as long as funds remain available. multiple fund. outside of the relief fund cisco is announced $225 million in cash and in-kind donations for covid-19 locally and globally. facebook donated more than $120 million towards the efforts. >> there will be time each of us can give. be part of that exchange. >> nonprofits and businesses stepping up in silicon valley in this time of need. >> it is impo

i salute chair nadia vazquez for what she was able to accomplish there. funding, thank you, bobby scott on our tomorrow, doing so much work there. don't get me started on all the members. i'll be talking all night and you'll see how they present tomorrow on the floor. and we have oversight. there was this idea they put for that there would be a

governor wanda vazquez also said puerto rico's public sector employees will keep getting paid and smsmall businesssses and self-employed workers s will receive cash to cope with the crisis. in washington, d.c., senate minority leader chuck schumer and treasury secretary steven mnuchin monday said they are close to a $2 trillion deal and expect to come to an agreement sometime this morning. earlier mondnday, senate democrs again blococked a coronavirus bill, which they said did not have enough worker protections and created a slush fund to bail out corporations. when asked w who would provide oversight for corporate bailouts at monday night's press briefing, trump respononded, "'l be the oversight." the hashtag #notdying4wallstreet is trending on twitter. calls have been mounting to allow remote voting so that lawmakers can avoid d gathering and potentially spreading the virus. meanwhile, commerce members --- congress membebers ayanna pressy and ilhan omar unveiled a bill to c cancel $30,000 for all student debt during the crisis. in a an unprecedenteted move to salvage the u.s. economy, t

the gentlewoman from new york miss vÁzquez is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair.mr. scharf, i don't like being misled and i don't really like being lied to and last year but about the status of wells fargo and in the 2018 consent you responded to me by stating wells fargo had made the oversight into required benefit and we now know that it is not true. as the new ceo let me ask you, when do you expect wells fargo to be in compliance with the 2018 consent board. >> congresswoman, i can't give you an answer to that today. ultimately, when we believe were in compliance of what's important and not believe in wherein compliance. we have an enormous amount of resources working on this and are highly focused as a my but i cannot sit here today. >> mr. scharf including two correspondents wells fargo will meet plans to address risk management by april 30th 2020. do you still expect a plan by april 2020? >> congresswoman, i can't answer that question today. we're focused on doing the work necessary as we review it and it's in the condition -- >> the question is no. so, well

[risas] como en la canciÓn de alberto vÁzquez. que pida perdÓn, que me supere, por favor.ejor cuando estÉ arriba. cuando me muera lo sacan. >> saldrÁ muy involucrado? victoria ruffo: mucha gente. [risas] mucha gente. >> serÁ muy revelador? victoria ruffo: ya lo verÁn. ya lo criticarÁn. [sonido ambiente] no, no, no. en absoluto. francisca: como ella menciona es algo que viene de aÑos. cerca de los 90 fueron la pareja favorita del momento. cinco aÑos despuÉs que naciÓ josÉ eduardo se separan y comienza todo el lÍo por la custodia de josÉ eduardo. si se nota siempre a victoria cuando habla de eugenio se le nota dolor, se le nota amargura. yo creo que no lo ha superado. creo que serÍa bueno que se diera ese momento donde se pudieran perdonar. en la Única manera de una poder continuar con su vida. raÚl: dicen que entre broma y broma se dicen cosas serias, cosas que a veces no se atreven a decir. fÍjate que le preguntaron si ella se tomarÍa en serio la respuesta o la disculpa. de verdad creo que hay mucha tela quÉ cortar entre ellos dos. estoy de acuerdo contigo. el proceso del

y en nuestra sala de redacciÓn estÁ alejandra vázquez quien en esta ocasiÓn tuvo la suerte de que suer que estÁ pasando otra cosa, no exagera lo que estÁ pasando ni tampoco ocultarlo. estamos hablando de que hay una rutina y una estructura la casa. hay que sentarse con ellos y explicarles. karla: hay dos cosas me preocupan mucho y estoy segura de que muchos en casa se identifican y a veces nos desesperamos porque no estamos acostumbrados a lidiar con este tipo de situaciones. tambiÉn puedes llegar a enfermarte. quÉ consejo les damos a los padres para que no se sientan culpables. >> mamÁs, no tiene que estar todo perfectamente limpioy tambiÉn ordenado. deben relajarse un poco con eso. no pasa nada si las camas no estÁn hechas o si los platos no estÁn lavados. disfruten un poco mÁs de otras cosas que se pueden hacer con toda la familia la casa. hay que reorganizar las prioridades para que todos puedan estar tranquilos y disfrutar de esta conexiÓn y de la tranquilidad que no pasa nunca. satcha: doctora, le queremos agradecer a y tambiÉn a nuestras colegas porque nos identificamos con us

vamos con cortÉs vÁzquez la comisionada de departamento de personas envejecientes de nueva york, muy>> claro, mi abuela tiene alzheimer, vive en nuestra casa con mi mamÁ y eso es lo que hacemos ahora que no podemos visitarla, tratamos de llamarla y mantener la estructura que usualmente estÁ acostumbraba a vernos, para que ella no diga quÉ pasÓ con mi familia. ¿quÉ recomendaciones tenemos para las personas que quizÁ quieran v visitar a sus padres?, ¿cuÁl serÍan las recomendaciones? >> yo les pido que no los visiten porque no saben quiÉn tiene el virus y cÓmo se pueden contagiar yo les digo si tienen que visitarlos, que se pongan una mÁscara, guantes y que la ropa que entraron a la casa que la dejen afuera, pero que tomen todas las precauciones posibles lo mejor es llamarlos, hacer facetime y cosas asÍ, pero es para coger la distancia necesaria para proteger a nuestras primeras mayores, lo peor que va a pasar es que mÁs y mÁs personas mayores caigan muertos porque estuvieron en contacto con una persona que quizÁ tuvo el virus. >> claro, hacer uso de la tecnologÍa es mÁs o menos lo que