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Star wars film to be directed by taika waititi

Upcoming film star wars will be directed by Taika Waititi, the New Zealand filmmaker who has also made Jojo rabbit and thor: Ragnarok.

He has been working on this film and also directed the season finale of star war.

Walt Disney co. Waited for franchise's unofficial holiday on May 4th to make Wititi's hire official.waititi will co-write with Krysty Wilison Cains who also wrote world war 1 and thriller movie 1917 with sam Mendes.

The trilogy was planned in the game of thrones by David Benioff and d.b.weiss. Lucasfilm came up with skywalker saga with the rise of skywalker.but the release was not a success.

To come back again franchise’s Disney turned up to marvel president Kevin Feige and Jon Favreau.

Disney will add another series on Monday announced that Leslie headland the co-creator and executive producer of Russian doll the Netflix series also developing star war series for Disney plus.

The Mandalorian third series is also in progress and open up with star wars. None of the release dates has been released, but soon the chances are to release.

The Walt Disney Company is the operator company of LucasFilm and this station.

New emoji available for Facebook users

We all need emoji to express ourself on social media. As we all know due to pandemic of COVID-19, we all distanced apart for safety, so Facebook has come up with new emoji to express ourself in a better way to others and maintain social distancing too. The emoji is a smiley face-hugging a heart and pulsing heart on the Facebook messenger. The communication manager Alexandru voica wrote in his twitter status that Facebook users must be satisfied with new add on the Facebook and message for show the feeling in this time when we all are staying at home and following social distancing. This way, we all can react and make our feeling expressable to others in a creative way. Facebook always come up with the innovative ideas of the emoji and hope more will be updated soon.

Pregnant nurse tests positive for coronavirus

A pregnant nurse in Brooklyn who was taking care of COVID-19 patients caught the virus. She then went on a ventilator and her heart stopped. Now, the woman who spent a career caring for

patients is a patient who needs caring for full-time. Shirley Licin sister of Silvia Leroy, 35, showed symptoms first in the mid-March and back then she was working in the labour and delivery unit of Brookdale Hospital which was having heavy

incoming suspected and positive cases right from the beginning of the pandemic. Shirley Licin said that the hospital didn't test any of the doctors or nurses even if they appeared

sick and so Leroy had to wait for a week to get tested but by then she needed a ventilator. Shirley said that her sister was asked to change her IV bag by herself and no one came to clean her which when she asked Shirley to "tell her story" to people out there as she felt left out and not cares in that hospital for which she had been working for seven years.

After the news spread, she was shifted to Mount Sinai in Manhattan where she got better care, a host of medications, including Remdesevir, which led to improvement. She came off a ventilator after a week but three days later the family got a phone call that she was in cardiac arrest and the doctors delivered a baby girl, Esther via cesarean section but the mother's brain lost four minutes of oxygen before she was resuscitated. The doctors are trying to figure out what led her into a cardiac arrest and now the family is struggling to get her into a rehabilitation centre to help her with the brain injury caused. Her family started a GoFundMe page where one can do their part to help her.

DRIVE-IN CINEMAS RESTART IN THE BAY-AREA WITH UPDATED REGULATIONS IN THE LIGHT OF THE RECENT CORONA VIRUS DISEASE OUTBREAK

Owing to the novel corona virus disease outbreak, the cinemas are already locked, but several Bay Region ride-in theaters are restarting.

Unlike conventional movie theaters where movie goers sits under a hall next to each other, drive-in cinema offer a separated atmosphere ideal for watching a movie from the safety of your car, particularly in a period of disease outbreak when maintaining your space is important.

On its webpage, West Wind Drive-In Theaters revealed that they are restarting Four of their theaters throughout California, including 2 in the Bay Area.

The theaters in San Jose, Antioch, Sacramento and Glendale to restart come with "rigid" guidelines on their Fb page which the group stated.

"We're available but with Firm restrictions!!" the message was written on May Five. "If you're ill, stay at home!" People have to wait in their vehicles at all hours except for using the bathroom.

RULES AND GUIDELINES:

1-For any cause you will wear a face mask while going out of your vehicle.

2-You can not park your vehicle within another car inside Ten meters.

3-Small number of individuals in the toilet at one time except for adults with babies.

4-Customers who do not comply by such laws are asked to leave.

A TWITTER EMPLOYEE DIED IN A FIRING IN SAN FRANCISCO

A twenty-two-year-old Twitter worker who was seriously wounded in an attack at Mission District in San fransisco on Fri night died of his wounds on Monday, police reported.

Partners named the individual as Courtney Rousseau who was shot just after eight o'clock by a gunfire. In the field of sayed Fourteen and Guerrero.

A seventeen-year-old boy also appeared from the incident at a medical facility with wounds but according to investigators, his injuries were not life-threatening.

Rousseau graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and became a staff member at Twitter.

He posted on Twitter moments before the attack, stating, "I just had a wonderful burrito in Dolores Park and it all seemed good for a fleeting second." Other citizens, including community officials, posted on social media voicing grief about the incident.

The perpetrators were identified by authorities as 2 people in their twenties who got out of their car and started firing. There were no charges in the incident which is currently under review.

New guidelines for Oakland international airport

New guidelines have been announced today for face mask are to be worn at Mineta San Jose joining SFO and Oakland international.

New rules for employees and travellers. Children below six and anyone who have any problem related to breathing with not is allowed to travel.

Mask to be worn in flight if you are travelling with delta, united airline or JetBlue.southwest, spirit and American airline will make a list to make the passengers and crew compulsory to wear the mask.

The airport has also announced that cleaning and disinfecting the places which are touched regularly, bathroom to be cleaned after every two hours. Deep cleaning at night in the public area.

U.S. airlines have blocked the middle seats for the passengers to travel more and more with flights.

These guidelines have been notified on the website as well as the announcement made in public. The thermal screening will be made for the passengers as well as crew members.

Attorney denies allegations related to COVID-19 on the assisted living facility

A raid was conducted by the Ohio Attorney General's Office on Bickford Assisted living and memory care facility to reveal some truth about coronavirus related patients.

There were some allegations on the facility that some of the patients had died, and their deaths were not revealed. The facility did not test the patients even if they had enough testing kits and also that the employees were not provided with PPE kits and protections.

The Attorney of the facility Brad Koffel said on Thursday that the allegations are false, and the facility never tried to interfere in coronavirus testing. He also said the employee had PPE kits, and proper safety of the employees is being ensured.

According to Ohio Attorney General's office, they have no updates on this case on Thursday.

On Tuesday, agents with Ohio Attorney General's Office and Columbus Public Health Department searched the Bickford of Worthington Assisted Living and Memory Care after a complaint was registered about COVID-19 to the Attorney General's Office on April 23.

According to a spokeswoman from CPHD that one case was confirmed on April 14, two cases on April 16, one case on April 20 and one probable case on May 3.

But according to the website of the Ohio Department of Health, there is a discrepancy in the number of cases as the site reported nine cases on April 22. Still, the facilities website showed three total cases on the same day.

17-year-old boy missing in South Columbus, police need the help of citizens to find him

A 17-year-old named Trey Risner went missing after he was last seen near his residential facility on Tuesday. Columbus Police department needs help to find his location after he was last seen near Groveport Road and S.R. 104 on May 5.

The boy was wearing black tennis shoes, grey sweat pants, and a black jacket. Trey is 5'9" in height and weighs around 155 pounds and also has brown coloured hairs and brown eyes.

If you have any information about his location, you should contact Columbus police at 614-645-4624.

Kohl’s to reopen in Texas from May 11, Monday

According to a press release, Kohl's, one of the leading departmental store chain in the US, will reopen its stores in Texas on Monday, May 11.

The statement in press release read:

"In preparation for a safe reopening, the company has made significant enhancements to the store environment and staff operations to prioritize the health and safety of Kohl's customers and associates,"

Kohl's had release photos of the preparation to follow social distancing and sanitization guidelines after they reopen. Photos show employees are wearing face masks, hand sanitation stations at the front of the store, and markers on the floor to show ideal distance for social distancing.

En Nueva York murió un niño por raras complicaciones asociadas al Covid-19 - Panorama.com.ve

El infante tenía 5 años. El síndrome comparte síntomas con el de shock tóxico y la enfermedad de Kawasaki, que se asocia con fiebre, erupciones cutáneas, inflamación de las glándulas, y en los casos severos, inflamación de las arterias del corazón.

Un niño de 5 años murió en Nueva York de un raro síndrome inflamatorio que se cree está relacionado con el nuevo coronavirus, lo que resalta un posible nuevo riesgo de la pandemia para los niños, dijo este viernes 8 de mayo el gobernador Andrew Cuomo. El funcionario, en una sesión diaria con la prensa, informó que el niño murió en la ciudad de Nueva York el jueves 7-M y que personal de salud revisaban otros decesos de menores bajo circunstancias similares para ver si hay un vínculo con el Covid-19, la enfermedad respiratoria causada por el coronavirus. Ha habido al menos una muerte debido a esto y podrían haber otras que ahora están bajo investigación, afirmó Cuomo. Esto es la pesadilla de todos los padres (...) que tu hijo pueda ser afectado por este virus. Casos de enfermedades inflamatorias raras y posiblemente mortales en menores asociados con exposición al Covid-19 se informaron primeramente en Gran Bretaña, Italia y España, pero los médicos en Estados Unidos están comenzando a reportar grupos de niños con el trastorno, que puede atacar varios órganos, deteriorar la función y debilitar las arterias del corazón. El síndrome comparte síntomas con el de shock tóxico y la enfermedad de Kawasaki, que se asocia con fiebre, erupciones cutáneas, inflamación de las glándulas, y en los casos severos, inflamación de las arterias del corazón. Los científicos siguen intentando determinar si el síndrome está ligado con el nuevo coronavirus, porque no todos los niños que han dado positivo por el virus lo tienen. Cuomo informó que funcionarios de salud estaban revisando 73 casos en el estado con niños que muestran dichos síntomas. Aunque es raro, estamos viendo algunos casos donde niños afectados con el virus Covid pueden enfermarse con síntomas similares a la enfermedad de Kawasaki o al síndrome de shock tóxico, que literalmente causa inflamación en sus vasos sanguíneos, dijo el gobernador. Estas serían noticias realmente dolorosas y abrirían un capítulo completamente diferente, dijo Cuomo. No puedo decir con cuántas personas hablé que se tranquilizaron por el hecho de que los niños no se estaban infectando, agregó.

Extraoficial: Doce muertos deja despliegue policial en Petare - Panorama.com.ve

Según informes periodísticos,  habrían incautado armas y droga, como cocaína y marihuana.

Unos 12 abatidos habría dejado, este viernes 8 de mayo, el despliegue policial realizado en Petare. El operativo tiene como fin capturar a los miembros de la banda de "Wilexis" y de otras  organizaciones criminales que azotan la barriada más grande de América Latina. A las acciones de búsqueda se unieron las Faes, el Cicpc, el Conas, la GNB y PNB.  Así lo informan, en sus redes sociales y de manera extraoficial, periodistas de sucesos de Caracas y de otras ciudades del centro del país. Uno de los reporteros, Javier Ignacio Mayorca, señaló en Twitter: "Parte del llamado "abordaje especial" llevado a cabo en zonas de José Félix Ribas de Petare, este viernes, hasta el mediodía: -12 muertos -14 armas incautadas -2 detenidos por tenencia de drogas -1 detenido, solicitado por estafa -1,5 kgs cocaína / 380 grs marihuana incautada". A las cinco de la mañana de este 8 de mayo inició el despliegue en Petare. En twitter se señalaba que helicópteros sobrevolaban la populosa zona. El ministro Néstor Reverol dijo temprano:  "Por instrucciones del Pdte @NicolasMaduro  iniciamos una operación policial de seguridad ciudadana en la parroquia #Petare en el estado Miranda, tras la búsqueda de las bandas de delincuencia organizada que pretenden alterar el orden interno y la tranquilidad de nuestro pueblo".

En Nueva York murió un niño por raras complicaciones asociadas al Covid-19 - Panorama.com.ve

El infante tenía 5 años. El síndrome comparte síntomas con el de shock tóxico y la enfermedad de Kawasaki, que se asocia con fiebre, erupciones cutáneas, inflamación de las glándulas, y en los casos severos, inflamación de las arterias del corazón.

Un niño de 5 años murió en Nueva York de un raro síndrome inflamatorio que se cree está relacionado con el nuevo coronavirus, lo que resalta un posible nuevo riesgo de la pandemia para los niños, dijo este viernes 8 de mayo el gobernador Andrew Cuomo. El funcionario, en una sesión diaria con la prensa, informó que el niño murió en la ciudad de Nueva York el jueves 7-M y que personal de salud revisaban otros decesos de menores bajo circunstancias similares para ver si hay un vínculo con el Covid-19, la enfermedad respiratoria causada por el coronavirus. Ha habido al menos una muerte debido a esto y podrían haber otras que ahora están bajo investigación, afirmó Cuomo. Esto es la pesadilla de todos los padres (...) que tu hijo pueda ser afectado por este virus. Casos de enfermedades inflamatorias raras y posiblemente mortales en menores asociados con exposición al Covid-19 se informaron primeramente en Gran Bretaña, Italia y España, pero los médicos en Estados Unidos están comenzando a reportar grupos de niños con el trastorno, que puede atacar varios órganos, deteriorar la función y debilitar las arterias del corazón. El síndrome comparte síntomas con el de shock tóxico y la enfermedad de Kawasaki, que se asocia con fiebre, erupciones cutáneas, inflamación de las glándulas, y en los casos severos, inflamación de las arterias del corazón. Los científicos siguen intentando determinar si el síndrome está ligado con el nuevo coronavirus, porque no todos los niños que han dado positivo por el virus lo tienen. Cuomo informó que funcionarios de salud estaban revisando 73 casos en el estado con niños que muestran dichos síntomas. Aunque es raro, estamos viendo algunos casos donde niños afectados con el virus Covid pueden enfermarse con síntomas similares a la enfermedad de Kawasaki o al síndrome de shock tóxico, que literalmente causa inflamación en sus vasos sanguíneos, dijo el gobernador. Estas serían noticias realmente dolorosas y abrirían un capítulo completamente diferente, dijo Cuomo. No puedo decir con cuántas personas hablé que se tranquilizaron por el hecho de que los niños no se estaban infectando, agregó.