cells in your nose. the idea of blocking those droplets with a mask begins to make sense. not as good as a surgical mask and that s not as good as a n-95 masks. as you pointed out we don t have enough of those. as long as you are thoughtful about the maverick. as long as you don t think it keeps you social distancing stop playing with all the time. facial coverings of khat. use ba bandannas, scarves. if you don t feel well or concerned you may be a spreader. you don t know who is. so everyone may end up especially when you come out of lock journey be urged appropriately to wear some kind of covering on their face. brian: all right. let s go to hydroxychloroquine, you have been talking about this drug and why isn t it not used with more prevalence? they did a survey. they talked to 30 different countries. 37% of physicians find hydroxychloroquine to be the most effective treatment for the coronavirus. that s pretty impressive. they go on to say it s only used
from doing things like radicalizing them selves or being bored and as a result of that i mean a lot of people in yemen are actually chewing khat afternoon because there s not much more to do if there s more on the ground that helps people to come together and to talk about what s going on the country i m not saying there s going to be peace right away but at least these are dialogue on different grounds than a dialogue with weapons right funny for cho well said thank you very much for the insights from yemen now this is for an austrian skiing legend muscle his show has announced his retirement at a press conference in salzburg bringing his illustrious career to an end keisha s considered the best competition skier in the. world cup title a record 8 times and is a multiple limbic champion the kind of hero and said he wished to step back from ski to spend more time with his family. and the winter games in new zealand feature
yoursed to you support the casket of abe lincoln in 1865 when his body lay in state. it was used for president bush s flag draped coffin as well. it s the base of that that the coffin is sitting on that is draped in a black drape. steve: kept historically in the basement of the capitol it is a simple pine frame it is covered with a black khat. the guidelines for state funeral date back to the mid 1800s, on that cataflack that you were talking about that was john f. kennedy s casket posed. george herbert walker bush is the 12th president in history to lie in state in u.s. capitol. brian: with president bush, former canadian prime minister. simpson, john meacham. president bush had to know about the speech eulogies.
a taxi to bring her to work she used to take a minibus but the constant harassment from her male passengers was too much after a while. it could start with this company more about your body or about your look and then with complete description of the sex but. the sex taboo is definitely related to sexual harassment because i think when people feel pressured about something and when they feel that there is a certain topic that is you re not allowed to express anything about it you start to be really occupied with a. sexual therapist about khat believes this pent up frustration is making people sick treatment is a luxury reserved only for the well off that s hurting egyptian society as a whole she says and young people in particular a bit believes they need clear answers. it s part of our life so. until when we re going to deny it. to why we re going to protect our kids if
considering removing midshipmens, white nationalists are already threatening to protest if the city does that and that is where we find matt finn 90 miles from here reporting tonight for us live in lexington, kentucky. hi, khat. matt. good evening, martha. one of the leaders of the extremist white nationalist groups that protested in charlottesville, virginia said they will host a rally in lexington to protest the removal of one of two confederate statues behind me. lexington was thrown into the national spotlight when democratic mayor jim gray tweeted out plans to speed up the removal of the two civil war era statues here. matt bevin says racist riots are disgusting and if the residents here want the statues removed he will respect the will of the people. is he concerned removing the statues erases lessons learned from miss history. listen to the governor in a radio interview and lexington mayor s responds.