yuri: claro que sÍ. que tomar vitaminas. nosotros no estamos a favor que los padres den vitaminas a los chicos. lo que los chicos tienen que hacer es dormir bien. el sistema inmune se nutre mucho del descanso. cuando un chico no duerme se pone fastidioso, se pone molesto. el sistema inmune es igual. eso es lo primero. de juez comer bien. comer verduras, frutas. eso nos protege de las infecciones. karla: ahÍ estÁ. vamos a traer mÁs informaciÓn para todos ustedes. al volver, tenemos una historia. la editora de plataforma digital mamÁs latinas perdiÓ a su padrastro por coronavirus. su madre y su hermana estÁn contagiadas. en minutos hablamos con ella para ver cÓmo vive toda esta situaciÓn. juan: te decimos cuÁles son los nuevos empleos que surgen en tiempo de coronavirus. karla: tambiÉn vamos hablar con un hombre que estuvo hospitalizado en nueva york, pero a los cuatro dÍas le dieron de alta porque necesitaban la cama. historias del coronavirus que hay que contar. ya regresamos. cuando los nuevos smartphon

when you see, when you read the body language, when you talk to yuri delegation, are you confident that you will get what you need from the federal government? gov. whitmer: i am not going to take anything for granted. great leaders in the michigan delegation that have been really helpful throughout this process. state leaders the flexibility to prioritize how we are spending these dollars. we have got students who have been out of school for a long time and we are working incredibly hard to meet their needs. our students are going to need additional wraparound support as we think about re-engaging in the traditional sense in the fall. hopefully we can do that. but as we know, even from the federal government, we are hearing that we are going to still have to be in a very conservative posture when it comes to covid-19, avoiding the second wave in the fall. we know there is going to be an incredible amount of need, and the federal government and the state government have to work together. democraticre a governor in a swing state who has an increasingly high-profile. the president has rep

algunos seguidores del tiempo, en este caso dayana garcÍa nos comparte esta fotografÍa y desde alameda, yuritores del este de la bahÍa. la lluvia continuarÁ hacia las horas de la noche. ya veÍamos mejoría en las condiciones del tiempo a partir de maÑana martes en la maÑana, ya la tarde puede ser bastante estable sobre gran parte del Área de la bahÍa, los vientos del noroeste hacen que las temperaturas se puedan sentir frÍas en la regiÓn y el miÉrcoles nada de precipitaciones en la zona. ese es el pronÓstico de temperatura, adelantando que las temperaturas de aquÍ al fin de semana aumentarÁn, maÑana en san josÉ 64 grados, bastante similar a oackland. descartamos la posibilidad de lluvia para el resto de la jornada laboral, de ocurrir lluvias serÍan maÑana la maÑana pero de resto tendremos condiciones de tiempo bastante agradables, el viernes tenemos mÁxima los 70, sábado y domingo nos podemos acercar a los 75 grados en gran parte de nuestra Área de cobertura pero la buena noticia es que no hay lluvia para el fin de semana. paola: gracias por la informaciÓn, entre los tiempos tan difÍciles que

literalmente yo estoy en casa con telemundo, pero vamos a tener invitados de lujo estarÁ con nosotros yuri

>>> es un excelente receptor, si bien no tenía los reflectores como yuri y el mismo henry rob pero cone a sustituir a jugadores . vas a traer lo que te daba sanders >>> gracias por el tiempo, no se muevan, a las 11 de la noche más información deportiva, soy carlos mauricio ramírez, cambio y fuera >>> bueno. hacemos una pausa y al volver le cuento cómo este grupo de trabajadoras de salud se relajan en medio de la pandemia. >>> unidos en salud del 25 al 28 de abril estará ofreciendo pruebas del covid-19 gratis como parte de un estudio para todas las personas de cuatro años en adelante, se realizarán en partes del distrito de san francisco entre las calles harrison, la césar (♪ música ) >>> un hospital entregó el cuerpo equivocado a una familia que perdió ser querido con el covid-19 y al darse cuenta de ese error lo que hicieron generó más indignación, los detalles hoy a las 11 >>> cambiemos de tema, después de pasar horas trabajando se permitieron unos minutos de diversión >>> a pesar de que las circunstancias son duras, siempre hay tiempo para relajarse >>> (♪ música ) qué mejor manera

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commemorating the 1st time and eventually in space it's exactly 59 years since the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made that world changing trip usually the republican vents here to celebrate and worship at this year's course as mentioned as concerts in exhibitions are being done online as best. strange times by down here on earth well that's it for now i'm kevin and here about international moscow or mind they will be live bulletins at these 10 times every day to keep you posted in our web and social media teams are working around the clock as well because if you download our app to get any breaking news straight to your mobile device as it happens for now do stay safe and thank you for watching us this weekend. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders so my suggestion to people who

commemorating the 1st time that man ventured into space it's exactly 59 years since the soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made that world changing trip usually the republic of n.c. to celebrate is russia but this year of course things very different concepts and exhibitions have been done online as best they can by the way that as they go let's way back i go it's a good time up there stay safe and well done on earth these are strange times are they but we'll get through it together he paused if i'm kevin i would hear about international h.q. in moscow or minder they'll be live bulletins at these times every day to keep you posted a little web and social media teams are working around the clock as well plus if you download or up we'll get any breaking news as it happens straight to your mobile device for now stay safe stay well and thanks for watching this weekend. lausanne to the city of into. a short drive down the hill from the hollywood drill they south central one of the most notorious addresses on the planet. like its famous neighbor south central has made its place in the imagination and th

conservative hammer everything north a law what i face even with regards to jury there was no one on that yuri that was black you know out in american most of the members of that jury also herit some sort of connection with our security clearances so there was already that i think assumption by other they better do the right thing by the government or maybe they were a mountain so he could not receive a fair trial in virginia i don't think that's certainly what the united nations measure up to neil's meltzer told us on monday's a show but the defense team also saying that this trial which the british authorities think is worth having here in london they say that the cia cut out they allege a cia cut that spanish security firm was bugging the conversations of the lawyers we had geoffrey robertson q.c. one of the top human rights barristers in the world him saying that that the cia were up to this kind of thing is that the kind of thing that the cia do bug people's conversations with their lawyers i think you know i had words known show rebirth sort of activity by cia or n.s.a. is certainly poss

and today people in tennessee will be allowed to dine at restaurants and muse yury is planning to allow almost every business show but next week in new york has also laid out a plan for a gradual reopening of low risk businesses starting in mid may then there is internationally there are spain the european country with the highest number of deaths after italy which reported its lowest daily death in toll in more than 5 weeks on sunday and in fact on sunday that same day children were able to go outside for the 1st time in 6 weeks and then we have a switzerland where they're going to be having beauty salons open up at their doors today and shops are going to be actually selling other items except for food for the 1st time in 4 weeks then we have neighboring country germany which has almost 6000. which has actually that incorrect it says 1600 germany has almost 6000 deaths and but they're all also gradually easing their restrictions with playgrounds said to open later this week and also you know face max have face masks have become mandatory in schools and shops and public transportation

between prime minister shinzo our day and the municipal government of tokyo where you have the governor yuri coco ek asking for formal business is to be added to the list of those that she can order to be shut down as part of its measures against the spread of the virus than the governments of japan and it seems would like and the concern is from the japanese government point of view they are worried about panic buying setting in with all of these emergency measures if you take them too far but there is a suspicion at least that maybe shinzo r.b.s. to some extent trying to happy to all this that he isn't really facing up to the extent of the problem that may be discovered with the lack of testing that's going on in japan and we see that in the recent numbers a one day spike of more than 500 new cases which again sets another very worrying record f.-o. japan now some families in indonesia who have lost people to the coronavirus are having a hard time burying their loved ones and some parts of the country people have been protesting because they're afraid that the virus will spread in their co

but they don't really work together and some commanders from the larger group down and then i met yuri area had moved towards the group that was fighting. chat but there will be serious opportunity now that you start to meet groups reaching next maybe put the 2 groups back together because they have the upper hand now and that certainly people very badly for a region in distress the. 19 leaders of climate change and poverty. certainly this is exactly what a number of internationalization are predicting that we may have a worsening of conflicts all around the world because of current endemic stress and each country turning inward to its own problems good to get your thoughts on this william lawrence 'd we appreciate your time thank you very much. the world's top all producing nations have agreed on the need to stabilize the price of oil which is being hit by the coronavirus pandemic energy ministers of the world's $20.00 largest economies discuss the deal by a video conference that follows thursday's agreement by the oil cartel opec and its allies to cut global production by 10 percent

chief yuri andropov advised leonid brezhnev to get rid of the charred remains that had followed the 3rdarmy for 25 years the secret document about the destruction of the nazi leaders remains was discovered in the archives in 1992 and the case was closed. 47 years later all the evidence of hitler's cumshots suicide in his bunker on april the 30th 945 was finally made public. nothing stays secret. everything comes out in the end of. kind of the done your history teaches data even the best kept secrets come out in the end you screwed it can go brazil abuse notes as a just list the governments that followed never felt it necessary to explain themselves to the people. you know in the ninety's the russian leader said ok there were secrets but it was the work of the soviet union the syrians to so you screw. up they should have issued a general indictment on the soviet era and the soviet regime as an instrument of power based on violence that violated its own laws well. but that critical appraisal of the past and soviet crimes never occurred he says that you know it's. illusions of influence. p

five years later, in 1961, a russian cosmonaut named yuri gargarin becomes the first human in space. kennedy ups the ante and challenges america to be the first to put a man on the moon. >> this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> alan b. shepard. >> i'm john glenn. >> walter m. schirra. >> to launch the space program, seven men are judged by nasa to have the right stuff and are enlisted into a program named project mercury. >> all systems are go. >> their goal -- to complete a series of manned flights around the earth and pave the way for the moon missions to come. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> human space flight is special, because you're sending people with human eyes and human emotions to truly alien places. >> keith haviland is a space historian as well as an executive producer of a new film telling the story of astronaut gene cernan and the last voyage to the moon in 1972. >> oh, my golly! >> there's no substitute for human experien

he spoke about a rolling wave, but there are some projections saying yuri county, they are not getting better. they are projected to hit late june. are you worried about a regional approach to reopening? governor cuomo: two questions. is there a rolling curve? yes. it is an ocean. new york city had the first curve. then they project higher curves in other states and other parts of our state. massachusetts is coming up to a high point. we are working with them, anything they need. curve. will have a later we are watching those curves in different parts of the state. been wetegy has always deploy to wherever the curve's highest. massachusetts has a problem, we run to massachusetts. buffalo has a problem, we run to buffalo. whenever you get towards that point, and the locality where working with prepare for that i point. -- high point. on the elective surgeries, we stopped elective surgeries for all hospitals in the state. that was one of the ways we increased capacity. point where some of the upstate hospitals have significant financial burdens because they are not doing the elective sur

the idea came from venture capitalist yuri englestrom. he and others say they were inspired by an italian town who successfully warded off the virus by tes resident who lives there. they hope doctors here will understand how the virus spreads. >> we know very little about how the virus moves through a community and behaves in a community setting so that's really our motivation for doing this. >> so far they have not reported any confirmed cases of coronavirus. englestrom has raised $300,000 in private owe dagdonations to it. >>> six counties put mask restrictions on. so far there's no requirement in napa, solano or santa clara counties. already the rules are creating drama. dion lim joins us live with that story. dion. >> reporter: yeah, ama, drama is a good way to put it. i spoke to a woman who shared some disturbing video when accusations over covid-19 safety turn ugly. >> why doesn't she go back to where she came from. >> reporter: this shocking video taken along the great highway sunday morning is hard to watch. >> americans said we d

organizer yuri engstrom says they hope this can serve as a template for other communities to follow. >> really, you can see behind me here it's a bunch of tents and a bunch of people who are willing to take samples and take them to the lab. >> reporter: in bolinas, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> across the state, more than 280,000 people have been tested, a result of 7200 tests still pending tonight. cases in the bay area still climbing. here is a look at the latest numbers. more than 6300 cases. the death toll stands at 199. >>> well, we mentioned it a moment ago. normally tens of thousands of people in the bay area celebrate all things marijuana on 4/20, april 20th. that's tomorrow. this is video of last year's event in golden gate park. but this year the city is trying to make sure things don't look at all like this. san francisco is taking steps to keep people away from the park's hippie hill tomorrow. the message very clear. the mayor said it. the police chief. don't go there. don't go there. in fact, gates were put up today in preparation. park rangers have been walkin

. >> reporter: yuri is talking about something that might seem too good to be true. free covid-19 tests for everybody. it is true. and it is about to happen on a small scale in the north bay town of bolinas where there are fearly 2,000 residents. >> it turns out once you start looking into it, it's not that difficult, it's just nobody was doing it. >> a venture capitalist, who along with had the idea. they both live in bolinas. testing will happen monday to more than 1600 people who have signed up. >> we don't feel like we're taking any tests away from anybody who might otherwise need one. >> scsf says this is part of a study to learn more about the virus in all areas. a rural town like bolinas and urban setting like san francisco's mission district. >> we don't know if there has been a lot of people infected. we don't know that. we don't actually know if we don't have much immunity. we have no idea. >> there is a hope that the results from these tests will help on a broader level, an learn to more city, county, and statewide testing. >> we asked ourselves, could we

jim yuri, managing director joins us what's that key level, jim >> if you look back to the last week of march, there was a series of about four highs that correspond to the two lows from today and from yesterday let's call it 2620 to 2640 if you look at it -- to me, when i look at technicals, technicals are more important to me than anything else. but fundamental story is often fascinating that follows with it to me, what it tells us by staying above that because we blew through those levels on monday over the belief that we have seen three good days in a row of data coming out of new york, which new york now seems like the microcosm that everyone's studying for the progression of the virus three good days in a row yesterday was not a good day and we started to challenge our thesis a little bit. so it's dependent upon that, obviously. but i think what it's telling us right now to me is pretty clear, and that's saying that things are getting better and the stock market has latched on to the optimistic view of this, and that is, something may return. >> if somebody wants out of it more

. >> reporter: yuri is normally shy for a tiger. >> there he is right there. >> reporter: lately he's his stripes. the guests may be gone, but caring for 3,000 animals is nonstop. >> we have essential staff from animal care to grounds and horticulture and maintenance staff, a lot of people doing a lot of work every day, seven days a week. >> reporter: after lions and tigers tested positive for covid-19 at a new york zoo, everyone is on guard. >> we're taking additional precautions with keepers that work with species that might be able to contract the virus. >> he's really smart, really sweet. >> reporter: with no crowds, cindy and fellow zookeepers have started spending lunchtime with lonely orangutans. >> she's probably the goofiest orangutan i've worked with. she's probably the one that misses people the most, she loves to play with people. >> reporter: the public still hasn't seen this 2-month-old rhino in person, but there's an upside. >> help beiing her getting accd it's faster not having hundreds and hundreds of people screaming and excited. all those things can be potential add

journalists are on the campaign trail with the candidates for now it seems like we have the sand america yuri layer of the curators. and the people are getting new stuff from the people who are in direct contact with the candidates, but through whether it's a blog for something that they're compiling the stories and become that intermediary, and that seems to whether it's bloggers, somebody at the newsroom who is pointing the information who are from the people out on the frontlines print were not getting stories directly from the people on the frontlines following the campaign. carl: do you study this reading here is what i would like as a consumer. take a 24 hour time period, and somehow get it all, stream some events, if one of these, these handful of these blogs. what is the thing that has a circle with a line and it they can only write hundred 50 words in it or something. [laughter]. oh that's twins are. [laughter]. do people read that stuff. well anyway, yes. get it all. give me one day in the life of 21st century media and tell me what it's like. if you learned anything or if it was ju

. >> parece que se ha juntado con yury porque yury tambiÉn en redes sociales me encanta porque vemosra para vivir una de las semanas mÁs duras y tristes en la historia del paÍs, solo comparables con los ataques lo peor de la pandemia aún está por ocurrircalifornia confirma más de 15,000 casos y al menos 300 cuenta y ocho muertes por la pandemia 30 personas la tercera edad de un hogar de ancianos dieron positivo al coronavirusse teme que la cifra de contagiados sea peor presea a no contar con evidencia donald trump volvió a vestir en el uso de la (...) usado contra la malaria en el u un quÍmico para combatir el coronavirus. >> el mandatario junto al equipo de respuesta en la casa blanca se fijan en el leve progreso de italia y espaÑa para mandar un mensaje mensaje de esperanza que de fue al secretario de salud. >> las autoridades dicen que lo peor estÁ por venir. >> la prÓxima semana serÁ nuestro pearl harbor nuestro 9/11 dijo el director de programa de salud pÚblica en el programa meet the press, pidiÓ a los gobernadores de los 8 estados que no tienen Órdenes de quedarse en casa prom