she joins me now, vivian, first of all, of course we are deeply sorry for the loss of your mother. just heard what governor cuomo said. they take it very seriously. and they say it is a top priority in priority handling this, right? so what type of legal action might you take? >> right now come all things are on the table. we are still trying to decide for her as the protections that he gave to these facilities. which, you know adds injury to insult, insult to injury because we lost our parents. many of us were blindsided by the fact that there was even covid in the facilities. and so at the end of the day when all of this settles, not only were our parents exposed, but they passed away and now they were all getting protectio. >> laura: governor cuomo said this yesterday about the nursing home deaths. watch. >> whom can we prosecute for those deaths? nobody. nobody. mother nature, god, older people, vulnerable people are going to die from this virus. we can't keep everyone alive. >> laura: vivian, your reaction to that comment. >> it wasn't mother nature or god who mandated that th

vivian, let's start with you. a recent poll is showing that 75% of californians support the stay-at-home orders, so apparently they're loving it there, i guess, what's your message to them? >> well, i haven't spoken to those people, but i can tell you that's not how our group feels about it. i don't think many of those people have gone to, three months without a paycheck, because what i'm hearing is we are ready to get back to work and after these families need and that's what we are demanding, the restoration of our right to do so. >> laura: are you worried that you're going to be shut down at these protests or arrested? >> well, that's a possibility, but it shouldn't be, and that's part of the problem. our constitutional rights are being trampled on here and he's going unchecked and running around like a tyrant. so we are doing in the matter what because we have a right to do so and our voices are going to be heard by him tomorrow. >> laura: austin, you're a business owner and also a server. which means you're r

un tercio de los primeros decesos en santa clara en al latinos y vivÍan al este de san josÉ.s al mediodÍa. es la fecha de vencimiento para que se registre su cuenta bancaria y reciba el dinero del estÍmulo econÓmico. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 suelo a las 11:00. tu gente, tu voz. paola: buenas noches, soy paola virrueta, con el gusto de siempre. comenzamos hablando de la preocupaciÓn de cientÍficos de la academia estadounidense de pediatrÍa. estudian a una bebÉ de seis meses. ella estÁ internada en el hospital infantil de la universidad de stanford. muestra sÍntomas relacionados con el sÍndrome de kawasaki y el coronavirus. marÍa antonieta mejía nos explica mÁs sobre este caso. marÍa: hola, muy buenas noches. una pediatra el Área de la bahÍaexplicÓ que la nueva enfermedad inflamatoria que se presenta en niÑos es muy parecida al sÍndrome de kawasaki. le da a niÑos diagnosticados en primera instancia con el coronavirus. como si el coronavirus no fuera suficiente, preocupaciÓn mÁs para los padres de familia es una nueva enfermedad

find vivian king's book.h. >>> now to one woman's incredible weight loss journey shedding 100 pounds. well, now she is coaching others on how do the same. she is featured in the upcoming issue of "people" magazine, and stephanie ramos has her story. >> five days before my one-year anniversary i am officially down 100 pounds. >> reporter: 27-year-old kiah says all her life she believed she had, quote, bad genetics and would never lose weight until two years ago. she says by eating healthy and exercising she went from 285 pounds to 163. >> she lost 120 pounds by making really small changes in her life. really anybody can imitate. >> day four of the last 90-day challenge and i don't think i can remember the last time i worked out four days in a row. >> reporter: in the new issue of "people" magazine, kiah shares she wanted to be healthier so she followed author and fitness expert rachel hollis' five tips to survive. >> small change, taking stairs, five flights. i would normally always grab the elevator. >> she s

vivian oregon the program manager at a safe place. thanks for your time. >>> resuming certain medical procedures. coming up, a doctor at stamford children's hospital talks about scheduling elective surgeries and how they are adapting to the outbreak. >>> heat is on around the bay area. hottest spots well into the 90s. i see a cool down coming your way details after the break. a really warm day around the bay area today. of rosemary. you are going to dialback those temperatures just a little bit, just in time for mother's day. and happy mother's day to you by the way. >> thank you alex as well as to your family and men chuckle when i say happy mother's day i think we are all celebrating. we are looking at nice weather today. if you like it cooler, the weekend is going to be what you will like to see. it temperatures will fall off on saturday, even more so on sunday. at this hour, we are looking at mostly sunny skies. we do have high clouds spilling into the bay area you can see it on the satellite view. high clouds overhead. patches of

. >> i want to bring in our national security adviser, vivian salama. >> they really hold china for thet of acting transparent and right now trying to enlist foreign allies to get on board with them to get wuhan virus or the china virus and push china take some of the blame for what was happening. you see now that secretary of state pompeo and others in the administration including larry kudlow have been making the rounds calling allies and president trump have been calling allies on phone calls he's been having. we see a pattern of this developing. there is a shift that's happening within the administration, too. with the election just six months away, a number of officials typically would be moderate in their views with china wanting to engage economically like jared kushner and mnuchin. they're starting to come around on a tougher stance on china would pay in the long run at the polls in november, verses st staying focus on the trade deal which at this point seems uncertain six months out from the election. they don't know if china is going to commit to the phase one deal with agricu

. >> there are exceptional, vivian.he president and the vice president came in contact with somebody with the virus and they're not self-quarantined. >> their appetite for the risk is higher and it could be dangerous. my experience being on these trip and other colleagues, a lot of people go on these trips. these planes are packed. you have members of congress that often travels with the president and cabinet secretaries, we believe purdue is on the claim and you have to think of other people and people in iowa who they're going to be meeting with are going to be exposed. last year airport two was supposed to on a trip to new hampshire and they pulled the plug on that trip the last minute because there was a drug dealer that may come into contact with the vice president during that trip. so they pulled the plug at the last minute ready to take off. there is president when pulling the plug on these trips. why they took off in the first place is one of the other questions we'll be asking. >> we'll keep on asking that ques

i'm going to sacramento with vivian and you can always do something. we'll go into sacramento tomorrow. >> laura: it's your state. if you want your freedom back, you are going to have to make your voices heard and not be afraid. don't be afraid, guys. i'm glad you are out there. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: coming up, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is here. herts reaction to reports that e trump administration is going to seek retaliation against china, trying to figure out the right path. plus her unique perspective on the corrupt fbi treatment of michael flynn coming up. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm actually strohmeyer. the world's largest pork producer telling they need more flexibility on coronavirus guidelines, this coming after coronavirus cases at another missouri plan. smithfield foods the government wants to keep plants open to prevent a media shortage. and the michigan legislature refusing to extend the state of emergency declaration. comes as conservative activist announced governor gretchen whitmer is 28 stay-at-home

las autoridades implementaron medidas de protecciÓn como nos cuenta vivian Ávila. >> se desata la alarma en riesgo de contagio a decenas de clientes. hemos identificado a los 84 clientes y a siete trabajadores que fueron expuestos. >> Él o la estilista habrÍa contraÍdo la enfermedad de missouri. el estilista y los clientes utilizaron tapabocas, pero esto no es garantÍa de que no se contagien. >> las autoridades dijeron que la peluquerÍa se comprometiÓ a seguir los protocolos para abrir. >> el caso de missouri se da conocer cuando otros estados se preocupan por abrir las guarderÍas. >> Él no sabe si reabrir su negocio. >> vamos a atender una persona a la vez. >> hay algunos cliente que dicen que aÚn no se sienten seguros. >> hay que convivir con esto. si no ponemos de nuestra parte, no vamos a salir nunca. arantxa: decenas de personas realizaron la fiesta de la libertad en sacramento. la manifestantes protestaron contra las medidas del gobierno. fÉlix: los odontÓlogos y sus asistentes tienen mayor exposiciÓn al coronavirus. del toro visitÓ un consultorio en la florida y nos cuenta cuÁl es

did up a reporter's stacey vivian's joins me now to talk a bit more about all of this now stacey this began in minneapolis that's where the protests started but now we're seeing it everywhere across the country that's right the arrest of one of the officers involved in the killing of george floyd hasn't calmed anger and frustration from new york to dallas to washington d.c. demonstrators are demanding more and this comes from the sense of desperation there is not one person of conscious who could have watched that video of george floyd on the ground gasping for air begging for his life and his mother and not feel something and so the demonstrators and activists are saying enough is enough and this is an interesting start having this one officer arrested and charged but they all need to be arrested and charged for murder in order to bring justice to george floyd's family who are seeing people really out on the streets coast to coast but c.c. i mean sadly this is not the 1st instance of a controversial police killing of an unarmed black american people have been out on the streets prote

francine: vivian, thank you so much. partnerunt, managing for the u.k. and ireland at mckinsey.o what we have talked about with all the extra stimulus and what central banks can do in terms of enlarging its balance sheet, we will follow the boj closely, what it means, from 9:00 a.m., on may 22. president trump says he will cut funding to the world health organization. we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. president trump is taking the anti-malaria drugs he has promoted as a treatment for coronavirus infection, despite government warnings that hydroxychloroquine can cause serious side effects. the president says he has been on the drug for about a week and a half. pres. trump: and a lot of good things have come out about hydroxy. a lot of good things have come out. he would be surprised at how many people are taking it, especially frontline workers. he frontline workers, many, many are taking it. i happen to be taking it. i happen to be taking it. hydroxychloroquine. right now, yeah.

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antes de la pandemia ya eran 1 millÓn de neoyorquinos que vivÍan bajo inseguridad alimenticia. estÁ disponible en la pÁgina del gobierno de nueva york. dicen que serÁ nutritiva, despuÉs de que los repartidores de comida de poca calidad fueron despedidos del programa. ademÁs, las familias con hijos estudiantes recibirÁn $420 para asistencia alimentaria, sin necesidad de llenar una solicitud. sino como parte de la ley "las familias primero", en medio de una crisis con secuelas interminables. patricia: a propÓsito de esas secuelas en salud, los cdc comenzaron a recomendar pruebas a todos los reciÉn nacidos de madres contagiadas, o de las que hay sospecha de contagio con coronavirus. esta nueva directriz se emite, luego de que expertos crean que los bebÉs tienen mayores posibilidades de desarrollar un cuadro mÁs grave de la enfermedad, en comparaciÓn con otros niÑos mayores. vamos a la primera pausa. empresas y negocios comienzan a instalar equipos de seguridad sanitaria para controlar la expansiÓn del virus. la liga de fÚtbol de costa rica se convierte en la primera en amÉrica lat

arrasará por el edificio donde vivían, el siniestro se registró cerca de las 3:00 de la mañana del domingoltaron afectadas por inhalación de humo, las causas del siniestro esta bajo investigación. >>>uno de los más grandes retos para esta pandemia es aprender sobre cómo el coronavirus ataca? hablaremos de esto. >>> un residente de california vive para contar su experiencia para ayudar a otros. (música) >>> no guarden el para agua, tendremos más precipitaciones aquí en la bahía!!!. todo esto y más después de la pausa comercial. (música) >>> uno de los retos más grandes para investigadores médicos sobre esta pandemia es descubrir cada día más cosas de este virus, mire estudios se han registrado alrededor del mundo, y se comience a formar un cuadro de como este virus se introduce el sistema respiratorio. pablo nos explica. >>> no hay orden que en el covid-19 no ataque. es prueba viviente de como una enfermedad inicialmente se pensaba que estaba solamente en los pulmones puede atacar a los órganos vitales. >>> el virus ataca a todos. >> de qué manera tenemos este daño en el corazón y en el cer

amor de arturo morales que migraron de su natal guerrero, méxico en los años 70, en los últimos años vivíanu nivel de glucosa. >>> cuando salió decía que le faltaba el aire un poco y luego cuando venía en el carro con mi hija, decía siento muy seca la tos. >>> esa noche arturo le prestó loxigeno al que él debe estar siempre conectado, al día siguiente él la dejó en la puerta de un hospital y nunca la volvió a ver. >>> eso es lo más triste porque no estuvimos con ella en el momento que había querido estar con ella. >>> betzabeth fue diagnosticada con covid-19 y murió el primero de abirl a sus 46 años de edad. >>> pero para arturo, el coronavirus no solo le ha quitado a su compañera de 30 años y madre de sus hijos, sino que también a su mejor amiga. >>> que he querido mucho y la pienso en ella todavía que ya no. >>> como estas muchas historias, ante la temporada de incendios recuerdan a los residentes que podría haber interrupción del servicio eléctrico por motivo de seguridad pública, por ello piden a los clientes mantener su información actualizada porque se contactarán con el afectado, par

♪ ♪ fÉlix: en méxico, de crisis sanitaria por coronavirus asumido en el olvido a la gente que ya vivÍanidos en la pobreza, millones de mexicanos ahora son doblemente golpeados, pues la inseguridad alimentaria se padece mÁs en tiempo de pandemia, porque la comida de sus mesas ya escasea. >> en realidad es lo Único que comemos, frijol, arroz, lentejas... lo poco que vamos teniendo, lo vamos a cortar unos nopales... reportero: era costurera, pero la cuarentena la dejÓ sin trabajo. confiesa que se le struve el corazÓn por no poder alimentar a su familia. >>uno llora por desesperaciÓn, por no tener algo para llevarles a la boca. reportera: en el horizonte se vislumbra un oscuro futuro, sobre todo para jalisco, oaxaca, puebla, en donde de por sÍ ya hay poblaciones marginadas y ahora estÁn siendo azotados por la hambruna. >> depende de ti y de mÍ que la pandemia no se convierta en una hambruna devastadora. reportera: organizaciones religiosas, emprenden acciones humanitarias recaudando fondos y vÍveres para llevar despensas y medicinas a estos rincones olvidados del paÍs, donde estÁn desespera

la situación en estas comunidades las cuales vivían en su mayoría de plantaciones y granjas de camarones manifestaron en rechazo a la propuesta de ley de seguridad nacional presentada por el gobierno de pekín para según ellos prevenir, detener y sancionar en hong kong los actos que buscan dividir el país, derrocar el poder, organizaro realizar actividades terroristas. los que se oponen, en el que este sea el final de hong kong la cual funciona bajo el marco de un país con sistema y que china la utiliza para amordazar las protestas. a todo esto, el secretario de estadio mike pompeo calificó los intentos de china como sentencia de muerte para el alto grado de autonomía que pekín había prometido esto de lo que tengo por ahora, telemundo >>> gracias. noticias locales la compaÑía de gas y electricidad informará residentes que a partir de esta semana y hasta finales de junio realizarán inspecciones rutinarias de los seguidores de gas . si los que éste se sienten incómodo con las inspecciones puede llamar a la línea de servicio al cliente de dicha compaÑía . la ciudad de san francisco será 13 c

. >> reporter: vivian skipper was charlie and diane's neighbor.she runs a flower shop nearby. >> reporter: so tell me about the fear, vivian. is this a kind of thing you could feel in the air or what? >> you could feel it in the air. i was at the flower shop. >> reporter: probably not too thrilled with the idea of getting in your car and driving away. >> i didn't even want to go home. it was pretty bad in horry county that day. >> when i first arrive, what i'm looking at is -- is an opportunity to get oriented to the crime scene. >> reporter: the man responsible for making sense of the crime scene was prosecutor fran humphries, then deputy chief solicitor for horry county. >> reporter: had the house been tossed, rifled? >> it had. it appeared to be a home invasion burglary. >> reporter: first take on it? >> first take -- >> reporter: home invasion -- >> no question. >> reporter: it was a gruesome crime scene. the bathroom awash in charlie's blood. there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay. but several feet from diane, there are notabl

tercio de los primeros 100 fallecidos por coronavirus en el condado de santa clara eran latinos y vivÍanos postales donde se registraron estas muertes son el 95-116, 95-122 y 95-148. nuestra compaÑera dayana garcÍa saliÓ a las calles y habló con los residentes. dayana: me encuentro en las avenidas del cÓdigo postal 95116 que encabeza la lista de mÁs muertes por coronavirus. al merodear las callesnotamos mÁs gente caminando afuera que no todos llevaban cubrebocas o guantes, largas lÍneas en ciertos establecimientos y que muchos trabajaban. al enterarse que la zona en la que vive y trabaja es donde se reportan mÁs muertes por el coronavirus . a pesar de que representa solo el 23% de la poblaciÓn de 18 aÑos y mÁs, segÚn datos del departamento de salud pÚblica del condado santa clara. casi el 70% de los trabajadores al este de san josÉ no pueden trabajar desde sus casasy la mayor parte no tiene la opciÓn de no trabajar. >> tenemos que tomarlo como algo muy serio porque mucha gente ha muerto debido a esa enfermedad. y especialmente que la comunidad latina tenemos que tener mÁs precauciÓn porq

my name is vivian lee and i'm the principal of etmans and me architect, a small women-minority ownediness that is pa h part of the projects team. we're the architecture and interior design firm and our role on this project is the designer of the condos and also acting as the associate architect for the building. while the project is still very -- in its early stages, the warriors and the project team have demonstrated they're committed to ensuring small businesses like ours are fairly represented on the project team. it started by participating in one of the public solicitation meetings a couple of months ago and have been working closely with the project team on this effort. while we are very much in this uncertain times of the pandemic. but we believe that projects such as this will help re-open the economy and the city and frankly we're very proud to be a part of this team. thank you and i hope you will approve the actions before you today and support the project that's proposed. >> thank you. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> caller: good afternoon, chair, commis

would buy vivian! harrison is not that bothered about being on telly, i don't blame him. thank you so much. thank you! goodbye. new york state governor andrew cuomo has undergone a covid—19 test live on tv. mr cuomo said he wanted to show how quick and easy the process is. a doctor dressed in full ppe conducted the nasal swab test. the governor said he didn't experience pain or discomfort. he told new yorkers there's no reason why you should not get tested. you may well remember president trump's decision to start the united states space force. the youngest branch of the american military officially launched last december. now it has begun one of its first ever missions — sending a top secret space plane into orbit. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. mission control: seven, six, five, four... this is no ordinary rocket launch. it is something just a little bit historic. ..and lift off. taking off from cape canaveral, in florida, this is a mission for space force. ..a mission dedicated to america strong. there was plenty of symbolism about this launch, one of the first to take

she spoke to vivian wu from the bbc‘s chinese service. that through this violence, the separatism ideas become very prevalent and is actually giving and creating a weak link within china, via hong kong as a special administrative region. the international communities may sometimes forget that we are one country before we are two systems. the us government had threatened that harsh measures would be taken if the beijing government is pushing forward this new law. what's your comment on the potential sanctions? is the sanction being imposed with a view to coerce another state to change their policy? because if that is the case, that is something that perhaps the international law would say that it is in breach of the principle of non—intervention. us and hong kong have a trade surplus of $30 billion us, in favour of the us. any such sanctions is not going to benefit anyone. the uk government has a plan to make it easierfor the british nationals overseas to stay and work in the uk. is that a sign that the international community has lost its

and let's take you through some of the headlines now vivian warlord khalifa haftar his forces have attacked tripoli is only functioning airport with at least 80 rockets a libyan airways plane that was preparing to take off from my take the airport was hit it was due to take families back to europe but nobody was on board at the time 2 civilians died near the airport because of the shelling ramadans and why has this latest update from tripoli. many people here are angry especially the civilians whole live in nearby airport they say that. we have been calling on the international community to put pressure on have to us forces to refrain from targeting civilian areas civilian facilities and residential areas but it seems that so far have the forces have not been responding to these calls pakistan has started lifting long down measures as the number of daily infections reaches a new high there are fears over the state of the economy that slipping into recession officials in turkey say the use of so-called contact traces has helped to control its corona virus outbreak the mortality rate has been

my name is vivian lee and i'm the principal of etmans and me architect, a small women-minority ownediness that is pa h part of the projects team. we're the architecture and interior design firm and our role on this project is the designer of the condos and also acting as the associate architect for the building. while the project is still very -- in its early stages, the warriors and the project team have demonstrated they're committed to ensuring small businesses like ours are fairly represented on the project team. it started by participating in one of the public solicitation meetings a couple of months ago and have been working closely with the project team on this effort. while we are very much in this uncertain times of the pandemic. but we believe that projects such as this will help re-open the economy and the city and frankly we're very proud to be a part of this team. thank you and i hope you will approve the actions before you today and support the project that's proposed. >> thank you. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> caller: good afternoon, chair, commis

>>aldo y su esposa vivÍan el sueÑo de todo otro tramo dos.ina las personas que no estÁn trabajando y tienen mÁs problemas. >> es esa manera de ver la vidalo que segÚn ellos los ha ayudado a adaptarse a estas y otras condiciones durante su aventura. >> es difÍcil con esta situaciÓn. pero para nosotros es muy importante que estamos juntos. no queremos pensar a futuro. no sabemos el futuro. >> el sueÑo de aldo, un chef profesional,comenzÓ hace cuatro aÑos en inglaterra. >> que no querÍamos estÁ en un cÍrculo vicioso. de vive para trabajar. >> despuÉs de pensarlo y hacer cuentas renunciaron a sus trabajos y vendieron todas sus pertenencias para recorrer el mundo juntos. >> el dinero se puede hacer, pero el tiempo va a pasar y no se puede volver atrÁs. >> asÍ fue como el junio de 2016 comenzaron su viaje. marcando en la puerta de su camioneta cada punto de su recorrido. >> es es nuestro mapa. salimos en 2016 para europa del este. >> aldo cuenta que su familia en italia no pensaba que llegarÍa muy lejos. >> mi padre y la familia decÍan, ustedes van

vivian, you are seeing a lot of stories like this from all over the place, right?e funny thing is that i mentioned to someone, we would have gladly signed a waiver to come on a restricted basis. we would've welcomed to at least go once a week just to keep an eye on her, and i would have sighed whatever waiver. i'm sure it was hurting her emotionally, psychologically, and then we were her caregivers, so anything you so wrong with her health, we brought it up and got attention to it right away. the fact that they shut the door and kept us out and then our only lifeline was the phone which many times was not answered, and when we did get someone on the phone, they would just downplay that my mother was fine, that she didn't have a fever, her vitals were fine, and then at the end of the day, she ends up in critical condition on the day she was about to go ho home. >> martha: and how long after you were told she was fine did your mother passed away? >> two days. she arrived at the hospital -- >> martha: what do you think, that governor cuomo says there was no one to pro

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my name is vivian lee and i'm the principal of etmans and me architect, a small women-minority ownediness that is pa h part of the projects team. we're the architecture and interior design firm and our role on this project is the designer of the condos and also acting as the associate architect for the building. while the project is still very -- in its early stages, the warriors and the project team have demonstrated they're committed to ensuring small businesses like ours are fairly represented on the project team. it started by participating in one of the public solicitation meetings a couple of months ago and have been working closely with the project team on this effort. while we are very much in this uncertain times of the pandemic. but we believe that projects such as this will help re-open the economy and the city and frankly we're very proud to be a part of this team. thank you and i hope you will approve the actions before you today and support the project that's proposed. >> thank you. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> caller: good afternoon, chair, commis

finally there is a graduate student in california named vivian yan who is working on asian american conservatismi'm sure she would like to learn more about your work. >> that is a great comparison. it's the chinese that lead to, they were considered the first undocumented in many ways. and so there is this flip, so that is an interesting point as well. there are put percent i would mention that hasn't been mentioned yet is dennis, he is traveling to arizona and he is the only senator that represents the entire group. that's a really interesting way to think of the regional story to become a national story, and vice versa. following these important figures. >> do you see them going internationally? he was sent to mexico for pan-african reasons. >> maybe in the forties, fifties, sixties i am still working on the seventies and eighties, but i am certain there is a lot there. >> i think with that we can close the panel, but i would like to thank everyone who spoke and thank you for your questions and for coming. >> thank you. (applause) thank you all for coming, when i will be chairing this roundtab

and then finally, there is a graduate student at stanford named vivian who is working on asian american conservatism, and i would -- i am sure she would love to know more about your work. prof. lozano: that is a great comparison. in the 19th century, i feel it is the opposite. the chinese lead to the term -- they were considered the first undocumented in many ways, and then there is this flip. an interesting point. the other person i would mention is in 1940's, traveling to arizona, a senator, a representative for the entire group. >> yes, in making the regional story become the national story theselowing the tales of few but important figures that people look to. prof. lozano: do you see them iing internationally? >> think in the 1940's, 1950's, in 1960's. i am still looking at the 1970's, 1980's, but i am certain there is a lot there. with that,a: i think we can close the panel, but we can thank everyone for the questions and for coming. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible

my name is vivian lee and i'm the principal of etmans and me architect, a small women-minority ownedess that is pa h part of the projects team. we're the architecture and interior design firm and our role on this project is the designer of the condos and also acting as the associate architect for the building. while the project is still very -- in its early stages, the warriors and the project team have demonstrated they're committed to ensuring small businesses like ours are fairly represented on the project team. it started by participating in one of the public solicitation meetings a couple of months ago and have been working closely with the project team on this effort. while we are very much in this uncertain times of the pandemic. but we believe that projects such as this will help re-open the economy and the city and frankly we're very proud to be a part of this team. thank you and i hope you will approve the actions before you today and support the project that's proposed. >> thank you. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> caller: good afternoon, chair, commissi

just such a by defining part of our city the goals a 7 year-old son alexander 5 year-old daughter vivianr presidio heights neighborhood right notes of gratitude for the nurses, the parents get the supplies be on the lopes and stickers and more and the children do the work putting everything arts from arrest it. >>and then we get those gift cards to our mobile nurses stella roller is co owner of boho restaurant, it was like getting phone call. >>and i will explain new, i guess we were sitting with my back in with the and thank our bills. it's a big world help support the restaurant gift cards are added to the notes from the children and then given to the nurses at sutter cpm see and to know that. >>young child age 7. is being educated about what is going on in this world and doing a nice card a heartwarming karsh really made me feel good christine ryerson is a neonatal intensive care nurse the current that a very sweet first grader made for me was great in and wrote a joke on there which made everyone laugh, a little bit occasion. >>this time it's great because it gives them a sense of pu

we go to vivian in fredericksburg, virginia. caller: good morning.he trump supporters blame everybody, just like trump, but him. said the first thing they heard about this virus was type of good job is he doing? would be hundred 10 when he was living. school, cannot go to our grandkids can't graduate from college. my granddaughter can't graduate from high school. i don't know if she will be able to go to college. 71,000 people have died. 1.2 million have become infected. good is in that? we have not done more tests than anyone per capita. would stoph you letting these people lie and spread misinformation. this is why we are in the shape we are in. these people that support trump are a curse. they can't thank. host: let's hear from joe in somerset, new jersey. -- new morning -- caller: the woman on before me said spreading lies. let's get the facts. nobody could do any of this. nobody could do -- let's get the facts. when was the first cases reported by washington? theound out two weeks ago first two cases were in california and not reported by health

por varias semanas ellos vivÍan dentro de la casa, mientras carol estuvo durmiendo en una casa de campaÑae abras la puerta. tenemos una sorpresa. un regalito. [mÚsica] [sonido ambiente] [habla en inglÉs] [mÚsica] cÉsar, tu esposo dijo que tu flores favoritas son las rosas de color rosa. en este dÍa de la enfermera que queremos agradecer a ti lo que estÁs haciendo. el esfuerzo que tÚ y tu familia estÁn haciendo... [llanto] por mantenernos a todos a salvo. y una carta que me gustarÍa que leyeras. por favor. carol: "querida carol feliz dÍa de tus -- de la enfermera. tus amigos de amazon y "despierta amÉrica" agradecen el sacrificio que haces para protegernos a todos. por reconocimiento te haremos llegar una tarjeta de regalo de amazon con valor de $1000 y dispositivos de amazon para que ayuden a mantener conectada con los tuyos. gracias por ser una heroÍna". muchas gracias. [risas] cÉsar: te amo tanto. te extraÑamos. siempre piden por ti las niÑas. soÑamos el dÍa que te podamos abrazar fuerte y darte un beso grandote, mi amor. te amo. felicidades. [aplausos] alan: venga, carol! [aplausos] ka

. >> mucha gente que quiere buscar como esa normalidad en que vivÍan antes, ahora no es el momento, esÍs vive la fase mÁs dura de la pandemia, en varios municipios siguen haciendo fiestas, no obedecen las medidas de protecciÓn y agreden a las autoridades, jacive pÉrez informa. >> segÚn las proyecciones, la capital del paÍs y el valle de mÉxico estÁn en la semana mas difÍcil de la pandemia por el covid-19. >> sftenemos ocupaciÓn en terap intensiva de 75%. >> a pesar de ello, confiÓ que pronto habrÁ una baja en el nÚmero de casos es en tanto las autoridades llaman a continuar con las medidas de sana distancia. >> todas las noches las patrullas recorro en las calles. >> luego un juez. >> realizan trabajo comunitario. >> lo que es aplaudido por quienes sÍ guardan cuarentena. >> asÍ ayuda. >> las autoridades sanitarias han anticipado que la mitad de los casos se concentran en 50 municipios del paÍs que tardarÁn mÁs en regresar a la normalidad, en mÉxico jacive perez, telemundo. >> sin duda la cuarentena es una situaciÓn muy difÍcil, hay que mantener la calma y paciencia, sobre todo. la reap

. >> este tutorial que lupita realizÓ cambio la vida de habitantes de este lugar, donde vivÍan principalmentea juntarnos con la gente y asÍ armar como un grupo de artesanos ya existe gente que conoce la tÉcnica, pero se estÁ sumando bastante en el Área del video que hizo lupita, el llamado es principalmente para mujeres, la tÉcnica la puede trabajar cualquiera, pero pues las mÁs interesadas en este caso son mujeres. >> a veces se nos seca. >> en este pequeÑo taller, ya trabajan algunas personas guardando las medidas para evitar la propagaciÓn del covid-19. yo vi el tutorial y la verdad me interesÓ venir a aprenderlo. queremos aprender para eso transmitirlo a la gente, ya que es una fuente de trabajo para nosotras pasar la cuarentena y la verdad de disfrutar a la familia. >> y bueno, pues ya vimos, estas maravillas que hacen estas artesanas mexicanas como estos aros miren que belleza son con las hojas que caen y que algunos consideran basuras es como ellas han decidido llevarlas al pÚblico, las estÁn vendiendo por internet y bueno el dinero que reciben les sirve para dar alimentos a sus famili

vivian le. president at health platform pl senior lecturer at harvard medical school.lso the author of the new book, "the long fix, solving america's health care crisis with strategies that work for everyone." it's very good to have you on the show. thanks for being on. a lot to want to get to your plans and concepts to try to work through this. but just looking at the numbers here in terms of health care, losing 1.4 million workers in april, the impact on the health care sector and also what has become of these people. >> such a great question and it's so great to be with you this morning. thank you for having me. one of the things that the covid crisis is really teaching us that we have to build a much more robust and resilient health care system. the fact that our health care system right now is designed to be fee for service means that we have invested in things that generate fees, like operating rooms and imaging centers and cancer centers. and as soon as we stop having the ability to jgenerate those fees like in a covid crisis, we're laying off over 1.4 million d