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cuatro vivÍan en un centro para ancianos. el estado ha reportado un total de 18 casos.scuelas cancelaron las clases para realizar esfuerzos de limpieza. estas medidas se llevan a cabo en distritos escolares de otros estados. estamos en comunicaciÓn con las agencias locales y estatales para asegurar que podamos responder adecuadamente, dispuesta portavoz del distrito escolar en vacaville, california. en estados unidos 600 casos confirmados en washington, oregÓn, california, arizona, texas, wisconsin, illinois, massachusetts, road islands, , nueva york y florida. 45 pasajeros del crucero diamond princess. >> es posible que haya una vacuna que vaya a ensayos clÍnicos dentro de las prÓximas seis semanas. dulce: pero la vacuna podrÍa no estar disponible sino hasta finales de este aÑo o principios del prÓximo. enrique: el avance de este nuevo coronavirus se extiende por todo el mundo. son 69 paÍses con casos reportados. mÁs de 90,002 contagios y 3000 muertos. un funcionario del ministerio de salud de irak estÁ entre los fallecidos.. el cdc restringido los bienes seis italia,

oil: how serious is the shock, vivian, for the u.k. and irish regions that you manage?ffshore, there are a lot of people employed by the oil and gas industry. on the other hand, i am sure there are a lot of companies you work with who would welcome a lower oil price, maybe not a move this quick, the sharp. but what kind of effects are you seeing in the businesses that you manage? clients -- most of our clients are used to modeling a wide range of outcomes scenarios. obviously this morning's opening position is extraordinary, but we hope the businesses and markets will hope their nerves, yet through the volatility. russia and saudi arabia will better agreements for all of us to plan, and that will be in a range of more predicable, long-term scenarios. , theil and gas sectors impact is profound for our clients. how much of the impact will be about coronavirus and the response versus infrastructure headlines that we will have to wait until later in the year? yieldo-year and five-year lunging deeper into the red, so now we are at the two and five-year. we are going to make

. >> por suerte Él es un niÑo expresivo, pero a muchos les irrita el contacto fÍsico, ya vivÍan una especielatinoamÉrica se han olvidado consejos para los padres, sobre cÓmo dar clases a travÉs de la internet en casa. >> estos son papeles con instrucciones. >> la madre de sebastiÁn, trata de ayudar a otros con su situaciÓ experiencia y sabe lo difÍcil que representa romper la rutina. >> si el niÑo estÁ trabajado a hacer quehaceres en la casa acostarse y levantarse a una hora especÍfica es muy importante mantener esa rutina lo mÁs posible. >> mantenerlos con calma no es fÁcil, ellos no entienden por quÉ no pueden ir a la escuela ni son conscientes de la importancia de la higiene. >> el paquete incluye ayuda para el departamento de educaciÓn, sin embargo, no se ha especificado cÓmo se darÁn las terapias, ya que muchos terapeutas no quieren acudir a las casas debido a las circunstancias es lo que tenemos por el momento regresamos contigo. >> gracias por la informaciÓn martÍn, al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa: la salud mental en el encierro tambiÉn se cuida con aplicaciones mÓviles y

jorge: pero tambiÉn estÁn llegando migrantes deportados que estaban en centro de detenciÓn o que vivÍantegraciÓn para migrantes, donde los protocolos de mires haya tensiÓn derivados de la epidemia del coronavirus han cambiado. >> te puede pasar un filtro, llegan a otro filtro. hay una pequeÑa clÍnica ahí. jorge: los migrantes dicen que intentarÁn el cruce una y otra vez, creen que el registro que hacen los miembros de la patrulla fronteriza no es oficial. fÉlix: a pesar de esto, y aprovechÁndose de la pandemia, los traficantes de personas estÁn sacando partido de la situaciÓn y engaÑan a los estudiantes bajo el falso argumento de que las medidas de seguridad de la frontera sur en estados unidos estÁn relajadas. los gobiernos de centroamÉrica, en particular el de guatemala, lanzÓ una alerta para no dejarse engaÑar. francisco: el coronavirus no ha detenido el flujo de migrantes ilegales en la frontera sur. ante esto, las autoridades de paÍses centroamericanos como guatemala, lanzaron un llamado urgente. >> a que en estos momentos de una crisis sanitaria mundial, eviten migrar a los estado

estado de washington el primer foco de infecciÓn en el paÍs >> una persona fue a este lugar en donde vivÍan evanjelino hace lo posible para mantenerlo saludable. >> en cuanto yo llego del trabajo voy directamente a baÑarme para estar segura que no traigo nada conmigo para no infectarla tarea no es fÁcil, lo baÑo, le da de comer y estÁ al tanto de sus medicamentos ademÁs de que tiene que trabajar, todo con la presiÓn del peligro que corre su abuelo >>> la mortalidad de las personas de mÁs edad es del 14 al 20% >> julio de acuerdo al censo se estima que en los estados unidos hay 54 millones de personas mayores a los 65 aÑos hay que recordar que son los que tienen problemas de salud existentes quienes los expertos de salud que le un podrÍan sufrir mÁs los sÍntomas del coronavirus covid-19 en los Ángeles, california guadalupe venegas noticias telemundo >> bueno, este aÑo las vacaciÓn de semana santa llegarÁn mas temprano a mÉxico el trabajo tomÓ esa decision porque el nÚmero de coronavirus se dispaÓo vÍctor silva reporta. ximena y cosa >>> para realizarse la prueba de covid-19 porque aseguran e

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de abordo con información de cnn la mayoría eran personas mayores, muchos vivían en geriátricos y yaién hay una luz de esperanza, hablamos con uno de los sobrevivientes de esta terrible enfermedad. >>> tengo un resfriado, que es muy contagioso, pero se les acercara mi probablemente acabaría contagiado, por eso está pisando la luna. >>> se encontró aislado en el hospital clínico, justamente ahí termino un colegio periodista deportivo. >>> un tratamiento que se estaba dando, sobre lo que tenía cada vez que tiene un resfriado. >>> es un sentimiento de alivio, el cual se hace necesario poner virus se convierta en un (...) >>> bueno los niños están extensas de contraer el covid. sin embargo los residentes indican queellos presentan síntomas menos severos que los adultos puntos algunos científicos indicaron que en solamente seis por ciento de casos de infección entre los menores de edad se concentraron como graves o críticos. por el momento los expertos no saben que causa están con esta diferencia. >>> además de la pandemia del coronavirus, tengo que preocupa a muchos de los comunidad eran

. >> let's go to vivian solano, in the room when those comments with were made.rstand why he's putting this all on china. >> reporter: well, the trump administration has really been building its case against china since this outbreak began a couple of months ago. and we've heard this coming from a number of officials now where they even describe -- it describes the virus as the wuhan virus, naming it after the town which the outbreak first occurred in china. so definitely a lot of criticism. both from the government and from countries around the world, in fact, about china's effort to suppress some of the information in the earliest days, holding back some whistle-blower doctors trying to communicate some alarm about the issue. and just general transparency issues. so robert o'brien when asked about it at the heritage foundation earlier today, he was taking a critical stance. he accused china of covering up their actions and while the chinese government hasn't officially responded to that, they watch this closely. obviously this is something they take seriously a

today we look at how economic progress can happen in 2 vivian bobert. world over the packaging industry is criticised for heavily contributing to plastic pollution banning existing practices is not possible yet until a feasible and sustainable alternative is provided a delhi based company is attempting to offset this problem by manufacturing 100 percent natural biodegradable and compose stable packaging in tableware and providing a model to move towards a green economy. in light of major health concerns and vice president and vironment will damage india has pledged to eliminate single use plastic by 2022 implementing the ban however will be difficult the countries plastic industry is one of the biggest in the world . but the decision also opens the door to alternatives the green sector is now creating much needed job opportunities. like here in this factory which makes 100 percent compatible tableware from bio waste like sugarcane by gas. 21 year old kumari pretty found a job here when she was in desperate need or want and things have worked out well fo

. >> reporter: and vivian did just that by working with her suppliers to donate 42,000 gloves and more than 1,300 masks. this as coronavirus cases continue to rise and bay area hospitals are put to the test. >> it's challenginchallenging, honest with you because of the market and the amount of supply availabilities. >> reporter: medical gowns and swabs are available and those along with stanford are asking for unused n95 and surgical masks and unopened packages of gloves and unused protective goggles and sanitizer. >> that's where a lot of the ppe manufacturing has been. when those started shutting down, our suppliers started getting impacted. > reporter: students at the front line sunday when we spoke with them, they had already received more than 8,000 donated items. >> we're getting surgical masks and n95 mask that people bought for the wildfires and also getting a lot of gloves, goggles and face shields. >> there's a lot of friends and family on social media who have reached out who are willing to help fund the cost for this. because, obviously, it takes a whole village. >> reporte

along with ronnie's wife vivian, ronnie still produces horses, hay, and beef cattle. all the while he was doing this, madam president, he helped widen the arms of the louisiana farm bureau, double its membership to nearly 150,000 women and men over the course of ronnie's three decades as the organization's president. louisiana is a very diverse agricultural state where each region is distinct, and ronnie has represented every nook and every cranny of our farming and ranching community. i'm not alone in standing in awe of ronnie anderson's service. i am in awe. and i wish ronnie and vivian and their -- in their next chapter the chance to enjoy life. i know they both have enjoyed the 51 years of service to the farm bureau, but to enjoy life in a different way. i just wanted to come here today, madam president, and celebrate ronnie's service and that of vivian, his life's partner, as well. in -- madam president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. shelby: mr. president. the pre

. >> reporter: business owner vivian lowe said that is the case at her gift shop. >> it's so quiet and we cannot afford to pay for the rent. even local -- local people, nobody come. >> reporter: earlier in the day, mayor breed announced the decision to ban all events of more than a thousand people. the and war field cancelled or postponed shows as well. the chase center has about 1,500 part-time employees. they are now out of work because the warriors will be playing in an empty arena. reporting live from chinatown, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> thank you lauren. >>> tonight stanford con if you remember two additional cases of coronavirus, one from stanford medicine, another case from the main campus. it came the same day the university asked students to leave once the quarter is area. school officials said it's not an order but a firm recommendation. >>> in the meantime, the "grand princess" cruise ship and the remaining quarantined passengers still on board will spend a third night docked at the port of oakland. >> j.r. is live with details. >> reporter: the good news tonight is th

. >> reporter: business owner vivian low says that is the case at her gift shop. >> so quiet and we cannot afford to pay for the rent. even local people, nobody come. >> reporter: earlier in the day, mayor breed announced the decision to ban all events of more than 1,000 people. canceled performances of "hamilton throug "hamilton" through march 25th. >> the chase center has about 1,500 part-time employees that are now out of work. reporting from china town, laura martinez, abc 7 news. >>> nurses and their union leaders are demanding more tools to proect themselves from coronavirus. >> keep us safe. keep us safe. >> one group voiced complaints at oakland's summit medical center. union leaders blasted a new cdc regulation that let hospitals issue employees, surgical masks instead of the more effective. >> we need personal, protective equipment. right now that is not available on all units. >> their demands run counter to everything that the centers for disease control and other scientists are telling us. >> nurses say hospitals need more rooms with specialized ventilation centers to contain

. >> reporter: business owner vivian lowe said that is the case at her gift shop. >> it's so quiet and we cannot afford to pay for the rent. even local -- local people, nobody come. >> reporter: earlier in the day, mayor breed announced the decision to ban all events of more than a thousand people. the and war field cancelled or postponed shows as well. the chase center has about 1,500 part-time employees. they are now out of work because the warriors will be playing in an empty arena. reporting live from chinatown, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> thank you lauren. >>> tonight stanford con if you remember two additional cases of coronavirus, one from stanford medicine, another case from the main campus. it came the same day the university asked students to leave once the quarter is area. school officials said it's not an order but a firm recommendation. >>> in the meantime, the "grand princess" cruise ship and the remaining quarantined passengers still on board will spend a third night docked at the port of oakland. >> j.r. is live with details. >> reporter: the good news tonight is th

new rochelle, new york, one of the hot zones, with drive-through coronavirus testing, technician viviana has been 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

vivian hurtado had a timeline from friday which was the easter.t's april 12, now we are rolling out wellmay and maybe even june and some discussions. the horrific stories in the united kingdom, but frankly it worldwide as well. extend the timeline out for commercial banking that you envision. huw: let me take one piece of it which hasn't been debated much which is the payment system. the longer we go on, the more we need to rely on on online content. this is accelerating what was already the demise of cash that you and i have talked about. take one statistic. u.k., the amount of atm withdrawal was trending down 50% -- 15%. it is now down over 30%. it is about resilient online systems. it is probably more in europe but it is coming to states. if you want countries around the world that now have to lift their limits because people don't want to use cash. they are worried about infections. this is a really multifaceted debate. tom, you are right. payments is one high on my mind. mortgage holders, small businesses is going to become located and until we get further through this, small busine

vamos a mostrar la historia de personas que vivÍan en china.y fueron sometidas a una cuarentena.llos. se trataba de 14 colombianos que el gobierno re patrio desde tierra asiÁtica alejando los el riesgo del coronavirus. >> llegaron todas las personas que habÍan desplegado con sus controles durante el vuelo. todos los miembros de la tripulaciÓn y del equipo de salud se encuentran en buen estado de salud. >> ellos estaban en la zona cero. la ciudad foco de la infecciÓn. tras un largo viaje debÍan ser sometidos a una cuarentena. fue asÍ que tuvieron que pasar 14 dÍas aislados en bogotÁ. llamaba la atenciÓn una familia en particular. la de hernando que llegÓ con su esposa y dos hijos. Él y uno de los pequeÑos son colombianos. su mujer y el otro niÑo nacieron en china. >> se casaron y se fueron a vivir a allÁ. el niÑo naciÓ allÁ y la nena acá porque en china no dejaban tener dos niÑos. >> quien habla era la mama de Él. que se ilusionaba de pensar que fue precisamente el covid 19 el que los trajo de vuelta para quedarse en colombia y empezar una nueva vida en una pequeÑa ciudad. aunque

deploying female army figures for the 1st time ever, it's all thanks to a six-year- old girl named vivianout to the owner of the company and asked him to make army girls that look like women, the company is taking orders now, and will start shipping them out mare you look thsky tonight, it's called the full were moon, the full moon is also described as a super moon, and will seem bigger and brighter at night. the phenomenon happens tonight, that it will appear through early wednesday. >> full moon, gianna's birthday, it's a party. >> i get the were moon, though. i guess as the worms come out from the ground this time of year. >> it sounds spooky. >> it's my birthday. all right, take a look at the roadways, i will have to look that up, we've got troubles on easter freeway, as well as things are getting slow on 580, we will zoom in on 80 this morning, we had a crash in berkeley, now cleared out of lanes and a new accident slowing things down, you can see that on our maps here, speeds dipping down to eight miles per hour, this crash is and what richmond, lanes are blocked, that's why we are

and a source told my colleague, vivian salama that it's dr. fauci pushing for this to happen.s at the white house who don't think that's a great idea. specifically because there is cargo that has to fly around the u.s. right now, that includes medical supplies that need to get to the place where is they're in demand. now, of course one thing that they could do would be to ground all flights, except for emergency flights, except for business flights. so there are a lot of consideration that they're discussing right now. but the bottom line is that the airlines have already suspended so many of their flights. so even if they do choose to follow through with a ban on all or some domestic flights, the impact is questionable. >> kylie atwood at the state department. appreciate it. if you're young and healthy, the surgeon general says there is more that you can do to help besides just staying at home. what is it? we'll explain, after this. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. >>> a new cdc study

basÓ en pruebas a las que sometieron a 320 niÑos de edades entre los seis y los doce aÑos, quienes vivÍan la contaminaciÓn. con el paso del tiempo el nÚmero de enfermos y muertos ha crecido como la espuma de esta cascada, asegura graciela. graciela: la cantidad de empresas dedicadas a la funeraria ha aumentado. tenemos ya tres panteones. he visto irse familias, este, con dos o tres miembros en este dolor. ahtziri: estadÍsticas oficiales revelan que esta regiÓn tiene el mayor nÚmero de pacientes con problemas de riÑÓn en el paÍs. representantes del gobierno actual expresaron asombro cuando se hicieron pÚblicos los resultados de la investigaciÓn archivada. sergio: primero una sorpresa de la existencia del estudio, ¿no? ahtziri: el ingeniero sergio graf es el actual secretario del medio ambiente del estado de jalisco. sergio: me parece gravÍsimo que en el momento que se hizo ese estudio se encontraron esas cosas, no se hizo un seguimiento preciso de las cosas. entonces, ahora pues, este, el gobierno va a tomar en cuenta estos. tendrÁn que hacerse los estudios complementarios que dijeron ahÍ.

. >> vivian nguyen did just that, by working with suppliers to donate 42,000 gloves and more than 1300asks this. as coronavirus cases continue to rise. and bay area hospitals are put to the test. >> it's challenging. i'll be honest with you. because with the market, and the amount of supply availability. >> reporter: specialty medical swabs and gowns are in high demand at ucsf. they along with others like stanford are asking for things like unused n-95 and surgical masks, and unopened packages of gloves, and unused protective goggle, and sanitizer. >> for the region, that's where a lot of the ppe manufacturing has been, and so when those started shutting down, our suppliers started getting impacted. >> reporter: ucsf students at the front line sunday, when we spoke with them, they had received more than 8,000 donated items. >> we're getting masks, surgical masks, and n-95 masks, which is a lot of people bought for the wildfires and we're also getting a lot of gloves, goggles and face shields and bunny suits. >> it feels good to help. there has been a lot of friends and family on social

vivian in michigan writes, a huge thank you to chris of the cantina for donating 100 lunches to the kidse books with food items. we will keep an eye on them and refill as needed. that is a great idea. we got more of your sunday today mug shots. thank you, anthony, robby and cocoa in new york, lucy and maddy in boston, and braden and his dog, dunken, in blacksburg, virginia and >>> good sunday morning. it is march 22nd. we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. looks like a beautiful morning out there. a bit breezy, only two cars on the roads. good to see -- three -- as we practice our social distancing. thanks for starting your sunday with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey this morning. he has a look at your micro climate forecast from his home weather station and i realize this adorable room

wen, vivian wants to know can the virus be carried into a home on shoes? >> it's possible.ly not the primary way that people are going to be infected with the new coronavirus. i would say, though, that if you work in a healthcare setting or if you are around people who have coronavirus, it's probably a good idea to take off your shoes before you enter the house. and then, even more importantly, once you come in, to make sure you wash your hands because, still, the most likely place that you could have gotten exposed is through touching hard, nonporous surfaces with your hands, like doorknobs, elevator buttons, and so forth. >> dr. wen, thank you so much. dr. sanjay, we'll see you tomorrow night for global town hall, coronavirus facts and fears. from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. eastern. going to answer a lot of your questions. a chance to get questions answered from our medical experts about the pandemic. again, cnn facebook global town hall starting tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern, 8 to 10:00 p.m. still ahead, remembering a life lost to the virus and all the people who owe their liv

. >> reporter: and vivian did that by working with her suppliers to donate 42,000 gloves and more thans coronavirus cases continue to rise and bay area hospitals are put to the test. >> it's challenging. i will be honest with you. because the market and the amount of supply availabilities. >> reporter: specialty medical swabs and gowns are in high demand at ucsf and they along with others are asking for things like n95 and surgical masks and unopened packages of gloves and sanitizers. >> that's where a pllot of the e manufacturing was and our supply got impacted. >> reporter: when we spoke with them, they had already received more than 8,000 donated items. >> we're getting masks. surgical masks and n95 masks which a lot of people bought for the wildfires and also getting a lot of gloves, goggles and face shields and suits. >> a lot of friends and family on social media who have reached out who are willing to help fund the cost for this because, obviously, it takes a whole village. >> reporter: and today ucsf is opening three different locations for donations. one of their locations in

and vivian. tom: looking at the data, it is simple. there is so much to talk about. of our best best on the fed writing on the urgency for action. futures up down here to futures up 515. there is the shocking numbers, this is correlated with the flight to the ultimate safe haven, cash. you want cash, you get out of bonds. the price goes down, the yields go up. the tens and 30's go up up up and yield massive steepening of the yield curve. onto the second screen, oil with a comfortable lift. in 2008. we are back down to 69 this morning. rinsing, i put down zero swissie which is stronger euro. it is amazing how resilient the swiss bank has been given all the gyrations. francine: it is amazing. i know with a lot more input into what affairs have been doing u.s. futures climbed. that is something a lot of traders will take as a sign of relief. the one thing i wanted to point out, the italian 10-year yield up 1.82. for me, those are the two yields we should be watching out for today. tom: that is really important. stay on the screen. anthony.-- it is ok, it is friday. 2%.,

. >> who was mary vivian? >> my mommy. my late mother.s such a - - my dad passed a little while ago. robert. they're in heaven now. >> what was your mom's role in your life?>> she was my everything. she exposed me to the world. she and my father are the reason why i survived. as i say in baltimore, there's an automatic failure. you're not supposed to get out. i got out because of them. they gave me all they had. my dad never attended college. my mother received her bachelor's degree when i was in 11th-12th grade. she worked on a college campus but she exposed me to the world and everyone. she always said i can be and do anything i wanted to be as long as i work hard and get an education. she told me, i always knew you'd be in washington but i never figured you'd be at the white house. >> did she ever visit you at the white house? >> we've got a couple pictures at the christmas parties and events we used to have. at the white house. >> you write about her in "at mama's knee". another mother you talk about and we will show video when you ta

vivian, fredericksburg, local government. why? good morning, john. good marketing, c-span.ocal and state. the mayor had his own lockdown yesterday, which should have been several weeks ago, because this is serious. is thatres me the most people don't believe it. they still think it is a hoax. people are dying every day. people see it -- soon to be released. it's beautiful. i knew it was a pandemic before it was a pandemic. the tests are beautiful. .e are doing a wonderful job people are dying in an alarming way. when are these people going to wake up? my mama always told us that you can't fix stupid. but when stupid is killing people? we need to try to fix it. this is crazy. how, canyon country, , canyonia copper -- al country, california. saying federal government. caller: i never call this early in the morning, but they are drinking the kool-aid very early this morning. i don't know what they are talking about, that local governments are doing the best. the federal government through trump is doing an amazing job. an amazing job. who the heck would ever think that somethi

y cinco de las personas que han fallecido vivÍan en este centro para personas de edad avanzada.iga contagiando. esta es la situaciÓn aquÍ en el estado de washington. tambiÉn ha habido algunas escuelas que han permanecido cerradas. otras ya estÁn por abrir el dÍa de hoy. satcha: juan carlos gonzÁlez, gracias por informarnos en vivo desde kirkland en el estado de washington. y esta maÑana ya se confirman al menos seis fallecidos por el paso arrollador de unos ocho tornados en aras de la noche en ambos estados. los mayores daÑos se reportan en la ciudad de nashville, tennessee, de colapsaron unas 40 estructuras y otras sufrieron daÑos. los fuertes vientos hicieron volar literalmente numerosos techos. ademÁs, causaron cortes del servicio elÉctrico. a esta hora, los residentes evalÚan los destrozos en sus viviendas. algunas literalmente convertidas en escombros. Áudio en inglÉs+ alan: el brote de tornados tambiÉn causÓ severos daÑos en el aeropuerto de nashville. hoy se pronostican nuevas tormentas en estados del sur. desde alabama hasta las carolinas. presentadora: cinco aspirantes

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let's go to vivian in tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i oppose what he is doing. think back, back in summer, when people got sick on those cruises, think back. that stuff was heading back here then. people go over there to china on those cruises, come back and were not tested. that is how this virus got started. people were walking around who have been on these cruises. and then, he sat up and said when it finally came out to the public, it is a hoax. i am tired of him saying this. he put our lives in danger. he did not want to admit this because of the election and the stocks. have a good day. host: thank you for the call. joining us on the phone is kevin jackson. he is a conservative radio talkshow host. he is from los angeles. due to some logistical issues, he is not able to join us via video. we are glad to have a few mitts with you on the phone. thanks for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: what is your assessment of the president handling the coronavirus? guest: it has been phenomenal. -- last caller, it should she should really take pause and

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