there is a margarita on the table. this person just wandered in from the courtyard with a margarita in hand. it is such a snapshot. we all know what happens with the web. it very quickly outpaced everything in the hypertext world. this is not usually related to the history but i have to share with you. ♪ there is a lot of these videos on youtube. i highly suggest them. week.he same nobody was clear that they were not overlap. there is no way for us to noah something like this could have replaced our web. there is no way to know what would have happened if something like echo had had enough funding to make the transition to the world wide web. this demonstrates to me the path laid before us. like how many paths lie before us if we can only look for them. nothing exists in a vacuum. the technologies do not fall from the sky. they emerge from a continuum of ideas. social media could not exist without online community building on the early internet. we all know about bill gates and steve jobs. of course those people are re

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okayyy, daddy needs a margarita. can i get a margarita? i need a drink. oh, they're still here?" so look, this is all to say that despite the efforts of sports leagues, amusement parks, state and local governments, unfortunately, the man at the top just does not seem to have his shit together. and with coronavirus now in full pandemic mode, all i have to say to that is oh, ( bleep ). we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) s ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." >> you might have heard to do our part, "the daily show is not going to have a live studio audience started on monday. you guys are the heart and soul of the show. but before you go i wanted to dedicate a little something to you and all those audience members who joined us here before. here in new york who help us make every episode of the "the daily show." this one goes out to you. ♪ eeeeh. i never know what they're doing when they do that but i think it looks and feels professionals. bllllllllll bllllllllll all right, all right. five, six, seven, eight. ♪ ♪ is it still a joke if no on

[laughter] this person just wandered in from the courtyard with a margarita in hand. what is this web thing, i don't think so. it is such a snapshot. we all know what happens with the web. it very quickly outpaced everything in the hypertext world. by 1992, tim berners-lee on theed the first photo internet. employees thatof sing satirical songs about life in a lab. it's not really related but i have to share with you. ♪ i fill your mail file with hearts and roses and it comes back invalid users. that being said, after this came everything else. the web became standard. berners-lee was giving the keynote at the atertext conference, and that point the hypertext conference and web conference were held in the same week. ,he more sophisticated systems like the incredible microcosm system, became a thing of the past. noah is no way for us to something like microcosm could have replaced the web, just as there is no way to know what would have happened if something like echo had had enough funding to make the transition to the world wide web and become our foundational social

okayyy, daddy needs a margarita. can i get a margarita? i need a drink. oh, they're still here?"look, this is all to say that despite the efforts of sports leagues, amusement parks, state and local governments, unfortunately, the man at the top just does not seem to have his shit together. and with coronavirus now in full pandemic mode, all i have to say to that is oh, ( bleep ). we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) >> leaders are afraid to say the thing. because it seems callous, but we don't want to say the honest thing in society and that is fyou're going to die you're going to die. no, because i think it is important-- death is like a thing that terrifies many of us, right. but if you have perspective in and around so many things you start trying-- for instance, coronavirus has claimed 5,000 lives across the globe, 5,000 people across the planet right now. yes, the number increases, but 5,000 people across the planet. every day in the united states, there are approximately 3,000 deaths on the road, every day in the united states. 3,000 a day, 5,000 across the globe in

>>but they're also selling some with the scent of craft cocktails like old fashions and lime margaritafor the general public in san francisco, 7 sills brewery and distillery, the stop making beer whiskey instead getting ready to begin production this week in order to supply the major demand. coming from local hospitals, nursing homes and single-room occupancy hotels. the owner says he is not making a profit on pretty we have the tools to do this i >>i don't necessarily like it's an option i believe it's our responsibility to us. >>7 stills is selling their hand sanitizer at cost to those institutions that can pay and they're adding a donation feature to their website. so the public can help out by purchasing the germ killing product for those that cannot maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>alright time for a final look at the forecast here is my brief sir roderick smith presa. >>hi catherine yeah, here's a live look outside golden gate bridge, very clear skies and sunset going to be beautiful tonight and also breezy winds as well around 20 miles per hour less throughout the bay area coastline

. >> a mean margarita. from scratch. >> and a familiar face. >> to see our community, friends.al situation has been really really powerful. >> people people people people in the bay area residents of several counties have been under a shelter in place for days. here's a look at pictures sent today. what is looked like around the bay. >> some great shots. >> i like the cat. the streets are fine. >> keep the pictures coming. let's talk about the weather. still a little sun to go before a big change. >> we need a little more sunshine in the weekend. we will get it. a look at time lapse. you can see how beautiful it was today. we had plenty of sun. a few clouds. mild weather and isolated shower here and there. that's what we're going to see tomorrow. if you didn't get a chance to step out for two minutes, to just take the dog out for a walk or breathe. you will get that opportunity tomorrow. live doppler 7. showing you clear skies. we will continue to see more cloud moving in. as this area of low pressure is spinning. wider perspective showing this storm. towards southern californi

. >> a mean margarita. from scratch. >> and a familiar face. >> to see our community, friends. neighbors. very relaxed. social situation has been really really powerful. >> people geople geople geople in the bay area residents of several counties have been under a shelter in place for days. here's a look at pictures sent today. what is looked like around the bay. >> some great shots. >> i like the cat. the streets are fine. >> keep the pictures coming. let's talk about the weather. still a little sun to go before a big change. >> we need a little more sunshine in the weekend. we will get it. a look at time lapse. you can see how beautiful it was today. we had plenty of sun. a few clouds. mild weather and isolated shower here and there. that's what we're going to see tomorrow. if you didn't get a chance to step out for two minutes, to just take the dog out for a walk or breathe. you will get that opportunity tomorrow. live doppler 7. showing you clear skies. we will continue to see more cloud moving in. as this area of low pressure is spinning. wider perspective showing this sto

.>> close by the mars bar and restaurant is making margaritas and other cocktails, selling them intake out cups. the owner hopes the addition of alcohol to go help give his employees work. he says he laid off half his staff. >> i think it will get better. people are starting to get into a routine and it will only get stronger.>> it shows how serious the problem is when they are basically releasing all sorts of restrictions. >> it feels like it's been going on for a month and it's only been a week. >> at a playground nearby a working mom with her children looks forward to the weekend.>> we will take a walk in the mountains. >> and decastro the owner of blush wine bar is boarding up his business to protect from vandalism. he said even the ability to sell alcohol to go is not enough to keep his doors open. >> normally we'd be getting ready for a super busy night but we are boarding up instead. >> back here live at the pawnshop, the owners say they will keep working to keep their business open every day. people tell me it will be a strange weekend knowing they can't hang out with friends o

over the plan book with the alan has repeatedly denied the allegations against him editor in chief margarita simonyan says that the book should be published and it's a question of freedom of speech. who publish your book if you wish because we believe no one's life story should be silenced and that all sides deserve a fair hearing who publish your book because we trust that adults should have a free choice whether to read it or not will publish your book because you were not found guilty of any clue. before the law but that has counted for nothing woody allen will publish your book because we believe in free speech and marrow of me too it seems that book publishers in the united states are becoming book burners that's after hatchet decided to torch the auto biography the us comedy icon and filmmaker woody allen this isn't cannes who mr jones was difficult to take own relationships very seriously and did not cancel books lightly now hatchett has previously published a book by a serial killer they have no problem with controversial authors however after their own employees staged a walkout the

new york a lot he said margarita simonyan is actually proposed helping to publish the film make his book saying it is a question of freedom of speech washing out a morning and a couple. seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out just to. educate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. watching our say knack u.k. army veterans from the commonwealth and international association of states for many part of the british empire have criticised what they call the grave injustice that they could be deported and pays from the ruling conservative party and i'm calling on the government to help form a service members with the complex and costly procedure is to stay in the country it's hard to imagine people more entitle to live in our islands than those who have fought to defen

city's editor in chief margarita simonyan has proposed helping to publish the filmmakers book saying it's a question of freedom of speech. so he's president was in brussels on monday in a bid to find a compromise to the i'm folding migrant crisis at the greece turkey border the visit comes amid a deepening diplomatic standoff between ankara and left tens of thousands stranded at the front to hear the details he's a europe correspondent peter oliver. all there was no joint press conference between the turkish european sides following this meeting it fell to the european council president charles michel and the european commission president. to meet the press she said that this meeting was a good thing essentially because it showed that there was still lines of communication open essentially one of the positives that she was taken was that turkey and the e.u. can still sit down and discuss things even if it does seem that all they can do at the moment is agree to disagree today's discussion focused on mapping the areas in which we can work both in the e.u.'s interests and in turkey's i

city senator in chief margarita simonyan house proposed helping to publish the filmmakers book saying that it is a question of freedom of speech. u.k. army veterans from the commonwealth and international association of states formally part of the british empire have criticised what they call the grave injustice that they could be deported and peace from the ruling conservative party are now calling on the government to help form a service members with the complex and costly procedures needed to stay in the country. it's hard to imagine people more entitle to live in our islands than those who are forced to defend them we need to look hard at these cases and ensure we support those who should have been able to stay all alone this does seem wrong i hope the home office will rectify this quickly and save these former british soldiers from the trauma of court proceedings and further delay will and the home office rules commonwealth veterans who have served at least 4 years in the u.k. armed forces can apply for indefinite leave to remain also known as settlement or the many cannot afford

well arty's editor in chief margarita simonyan has proposed helping to publish the filmmakers book saying it is a question of freedom of speech watching are you going to take a quick break. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. the world. max kaiser and stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one topic every week will stacks student debt trade wars corporate money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . the world is driven by dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. again welcome back now u.k. army veterans from the commonwealth and international association of states formerly part of the british empire have criticized what they call the grave injustice that they could be deported and pay from the ruling conservative party and i'm calling on the government to help former service members with the complex and costly procedures to stay in the country. it's hard to imagine people more entitle to live in our islands than those who have fought to defend them we need

city's editor in chief margarita simonyan has proposed helping to publish the filmmakers book saying it is a question of freedom of speech washing our face that i have read that is if you bet friends from the commonwealth on snow lawn petition complaining about what they call a grave injustice. we'll have a look at what they're unhappy about just after the break. point adoption is driven by banks failing and countries failing and now in lebanon they've got a huge crisis and of course big points come to the rescue. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. u.k. army veterans from the commonwealth an international association of states forming part of the british empire have criticised what they call the grave injustice that they could be deported and pays from the ruling conservative party and calling on the government to help former service members wit

. >> it's combining menus with its neighboring margarita garden for cocktails to go. nido's said customers appreciative if customers opt for takeout. >> sometimes they're still taking a fee and we already reduced our prices. being able to stay afloat, make ends meet all happens best when folks are physically able to stop by themselves. >> the gm there says they have plenty of space to socially distance while you grab your food and then head back home. >>> this long-time restaurant in west berkeley has set up drive-through lane for curbside service. people getting creative, doing everything they can. picante is taking orders daily from 11:00 to 9:00. employees are wearing masks and gloves. the owner tells abc7 news this is a way to keep his business going, even though the dining room is closed. >> and abc7 was at a safeway this morning where people were lining up to get in. many people coming out have full carts. dave canepa wants to introduce a resolution that would only let people buy four items at a time. >> i don't want to legislate responsibility, but when we see

. >>> time is 7:12, you'll now be able to get that margarita or cocktail from your favorite restaurant. temporary measure that state officials are dealing with to let you have some of your favorite drinks. >>> find out how bay area police departments are cracking down on nonessential businesses that are keeping their doors open despite the new rules. >>> watching what's happening around the bay area. we're showing you this live if i canture outside our door and look at those clouds. steve's been telling you about over the bay area. you're watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox 2 news. when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. it's just our way of doing our part... >>> welcome. welcome back to

guess what, you'll now be able to get the margarita and cocktail from your favorite restaurant. coming up, how they're helping people feel like they're going out even isolated at home. plus two video game makers hoping to keep you interested while you're quarantined or sheltering in place in california. the two most nostalgic games released with a twist. >> yes, that's neil diamond. the latest celebrity trying to cheer you up. you're going to hear wash your hand rendition of sweet caroline when we come back. right now, i want to take you out live with a picture looking around the bay area. this is a beauty shot. that's nice. you're watching mornings on 2. >>> this song came in from champagne mommy. i like it for you on traffic jams. that's great. i love it. great song there, champagne mommy. we're doing traffic jams and welcome back to mornings on 2. everyone is home and you might meet a little lift in your step there. >>> time is 6:56 and singer neil diamond tweaked and rewarded and talk about what we're dealing with right now. listen to the new version of sweet caroline. ♪ >>

i'm thinking 12 margaritas or one tortilla works.ming in with the classic not all heroes wear capes. a lot of people making jokes about this. alcohol purchases increase. bills tips help restaurant workers stay afloat financially. rob: video game store think's it's essential retail. carley: obviously a lot of businesses shutting their doors right now. game stop will stay open because they say they are an essential business. so in a memo to employees. they say due to the production we carry that enable and enhance our customers' experience in working from home. we believe game stop is classified as essential retail and, therefore, is able to remain open during this time. well, a lot of people angry with that decision #boycott game stop. people can buy games online. close your stores. game stop also sells monitors and speakers. so, that really could help people work from home but, this is also a concept of self-policing. people kind of shaming businesses that don't close down. steve: we have been talking about the mask shortage for heal

even if you have a job, it's not a job you can afford to get wrecked off a 17-dollar prickly pear margaritasve natty light money, is not just the kids, it is the parents who are saying, here you go, kill grandma. they do not have the money, someone else is funding it. go get drunk off a gas station beer like a normal 21 euro. you can still get just as wrecked. greg: so true. any words for these kids or their parents? tyrus: honestly when i sought, i shook my head and we always hear about the greatness of freedom in this country where we can say and do what we want and sometimes those freedoms hurt us because in other countries when they say shut down, you shut it down or you go away. at one point china was bolting doors in them melting apartments together, you do not go out and if you dig it out you did not want to be found, were policing yourself and doing the right thing is such an inconvenience to a generation group that needs safe spaces, victims if you say the wrong thing on social media but an actual thing comes that you actually need a safe space and they are outraged by it. there is

. >> key lime margarita. lemon drop martini. old fashion. super fun flavors. like i am on vacation. not in terrible times. >> reporter: customers who come by for booze are just as likely to buy sanitizer. >> you converted to the moment. the need of the moment. that is cool. >> so happy to help. it rolled into helping people who are in need. >> reporter: family style. the 16-year-old fills boddles. they attach caps and labels and what started as a novelty has become a necessity. >> for children's hospital. >> reporter: with sanitizer shipping to health care providers and government agencies too. >> hearing from counties, hospitals. you know, state people. like, yeah. i thought there was a stock pile somewhere in a bunker. >> reporter: when regulators eased restrictions and asked them to help, hundreds pivoted to producing sanitizer. it is mostly alcohol. >> to see these people popping up, i think that is remarkable. >> reporter: and this cause has made a close family even closer. >> every day we are working seven days a week right now trying to turn out hand sa

. >> fred makes a mean margarita from scratch. >> reporter: and a familiar face. >> to see our communityfriends, neighbors very relaxed social situation is really, really powerful. >> reporter: in oakland, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> we've also been spending this week trying to document how life in the bay area is vastly different this time, even a week ago. it's interesting to see. here is how a look at the bay area is doing life in isolation. ♪ ♪ happy birthday and may all your dreams come true ♪ >> back. forward. and turn. ♪ >> whoa! ♪ ♪ >> i really love seeing those every single time. there's always something fun that pops up in there. >>> it's the first weekend of spring. i'm matching the radar a little bit. lisa argen is here, tracking the forecast and maybe rain? >> that's right. we're going to get you in front of the screen at some point so you disappear all together, give another lesson. you can see the yellows from the santa cruz mountains. a weather system that continues to fade out through the morning hours. we're not ruling out showers from the south bay. gilroy also as

if you want to have aeight margaritas with dinner, they're dpli delivering it to your door step. now with cannibis, we're seeing where cannibis is available, you're seeing a drop down in wine and beer. it hasn't addressed spirits at this stage in terms of seltzers, people are looking for low alcohol and health benefits. zero sugar, zero carbs coming from spirit brands that's a trend you're going to see more and more of we have some initiatives such as having launched recently some zero alcohol products. you'll see a lot more of that as time goes by. >> all right, very good. we really appreciate you joining us bacardi turning some of its production lines into facilities that can produce hand sanitizer. >>> we're going to talk about hospitals strained when it comes to these products. what is going where and what's lacking. >>> wall street getting bullish on candy, fries and cheese >>> a look at the shares of cruise operators soaring for a second day norwegian is up 90% this week. that's quite a two-day move. >>> the dow is up nearly 1,100 points we're back in two. but our comprehen

. >> fred makes a mean margarita from scratch. >> reporter: and a familiar face. >> to see our communityxed social situation has been really powerful. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> we've been spending this week trying to document how life ffenrothise even a week ago. here is a look how the bay area is doing life in isolation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> got to end on a positive note with the dog there. i'll send it over to meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. behind me you see some activity on live doppler 7. there are showers in the south bay, central coast from monterey all the way down to salinas, luis obispo drifting to the north. few showers in the south bay and this system does weaken. we'll be looking at sunshine, a lot like yesterday, with higher cumulus clouds. getting close to gilroy. these will continue to shift a little further to the north. from the peninsula to the south bay, the coast could see a shower and then things will turn partly cloudy for you in the south bay. it is milder with the clouds in the south bay, 49 in fremont. looking at 49 in san jose with 40 santa

clÍnico "serenity" han notado cambios entre las personas que las consultan, como nos cuenta ana margarita necesita. andrea: para la psicÓloga respirar bien y reÍrse tienen efectos terapÉuticos. por tanto, los memes sobre el coronavirus nos ayudarÍan, dice, a procesar la tensiÓn. reyna: el reÍrse es una manera importante de poder subir el sistema inmune, que necesitamos buscar manera de relajarnos, simplemente vivir la vida. andrea: la terapista de familia marinel gonzÁlez aconseja distinguir quÉ tipo de miedo estamos sintiendo. marinel: miedo normal es cuando estoy prevenida, asustada, preocupada por algo, pero entramos en una paranoia cuando afecta el funcionamiento diario. andrea: cuando el miedo escala, gonzÁlez recomienda utilizar tÉcnicas que ayuden a poner los pies en la tierra. marinel: una de las tÉcnicas es con los cincos sentidos, buscar, por ejemplo, cinco cosas que puedo ver, cinco cosas que puedo sentir. entonces, al enfocar tus sentidos, te enfocas en el presente. lo que evita la angustia extrema en caso de un ataque de ansiedad. andrea: josÉ no es cualquier conductor. Él se

. >> fred makes a mean margarita from scratch. >> reporter: and a familiar face. >> to see our communityow, very relaxed. social situation has been really powerful. >> reporter: in oakland, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> got to stay positive. >>> we've been spending this week trying to document how life in the bay area is vastly different from this time a week ago. here's a look at how the bay area is spending life in isolation. ♪ >> happy birthday. may all your dreams come true. >> six, seven, eight. back. forward. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i love seeing those because there are some nice moments we get to see there. we are going to send it over the meteorologist lisa argen. she is tracking our weekend forecast and some sunshine but also that radar. >> i am the level one to this morning because we're looking at some showers not only in the south bay, they're coming up from the central coast, but also the east foothills, the upper elevations, looking at some pretty good rain there. let's go in closer. a few showers aroundlirme,ut lo the darker smad the eer shade t. the upper milpit milpitas, higher elev

margarita so that's with people who have purchasing here the last couple of days, it's as simple as adding your to go or delivery order to present him with our menu. with your beverages and alcoholic beverages as well. we saw at least we we saw whole set up so that we'll make the harder it is at home like that we've also got a on our. our web site at some of the delivery sites now that. as long as the order food they can order i've ever does with that as well even with the liquor sales rodriguez doesn't know how much longer his business will last. >>we had a location open for 17 years dating back to the 90's. this one on main street has been open for 5 years i do it week by week i kinda probably go a month maybe 2 months like i'm a one man show myself and one guy in the kitchen better have been able to >>to do with the takeout sanda just. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. getting creative and the time like this china and make it work and stay open that was. >>jason dumas of course report and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 tonight our primetime coverage continues

. >> close by the mars bar and restaurant is making margaritas and other cocktails, selling them intake out cups. the owner hopes the addition of alcohol to go will help give his employees work. he laid off half his staff. >> i think it will get better. i think people are starting to get into a routine now, it will only get stronger.>> it shows how serious the problem is when they are basically releasing all sorts of restrictions.>> it's only been a week but feels like it's been going on for a month. >> nearby, a working mom with her children looking forward to the weekend.>> the owner of plush wine bar is boarding up his business to protect from possible vandalism. he tells me even the ability to sell alcohol to go is not enough for him to keep his doors open. >> normally we would be ready for a super busy night, but we are boarding up instead.>> back here live at the pawnshop restaurant, owners tell me they will keep working to keep their business open every day. people tell me this weekend will be a strange one because they can't meet with friends or gather at some of their favorite

margarita so that's with people who have purchasing here the last couple of days, it's as simple as adding a beverage to your to go or delivery order to present him with our menu. with your beverages some alcoholic beverages as well. we saw at least we we saw whole set up so that you make your partner is at home like that we've also got a list on our. our web site at some of the livery sites now that. as long as the order food they can order i've ever does with that as well even with the liquor sales rodriguez doesn't know how much longer his business will last. >>we had a location open for 17 years dating back to the 90's. this one on main street has been open for 5 years i do it week by week i kinda probably go a month maybe 2 months like i'm a one man show myself and one guy in the kitchen better have been able to >>to do with the takeout just. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for ws. terrifying a special request from the white house coronavirus task force what certain new yorkers are now being asked to do to try to help stop the spread can starbucks is aiming to help

"oona out of order" margarita montimore. congratulations, you are our book club choice for april.ight now. we can all relate. it's an unforgettable story beginning on new year's eve 1982. oona lockhart, 19 years old, with her whole life in front of her, but with the clock winding down to midnight she faints and wakes up 32 years in the future greeted by a friendly stranger in a house she's told is her own. she eventually learns with each passing year she's going to leap to another random age. so many people on our staff could not put this book down. we think you will agree. this morning we have a special message from the author herself. roll 'em. >> i'm margarita montimore and i'm so grateful "gma" has chosen my novel "oona out of order" as its latest book club pick. i know the whole world feels like it's out of order right now and social distancing is tough but join "gma's" book club as we get lost in this uplifting story. >> i'm glad it's uplifting. michael does have a question for you. >> you can bounce forward but can you bounce back to a random age? >> that's why you got to r

a man who spent his life with his wife instead of being on a yacht in the mediterranean sipping margaritasrld especially the downtrodden and i give him a standing ovation and of course the bernie sanders has never created a dime or wealth or job, he calls people like bill gates corrupt. you know where i stand on this. >> i think bernie sanders ship has sailed. to the metaphor giving the cruise industry and right now but nonetheless. but the reality is, he does command the support of a particular french and perspective in this country. but it's a small portion, it's not a majority of the democrat party and certainly not a majority of the country. while the democratic party is going to move to the left when it comes to higher taxes on the wealthy and more redistributive systems, it is unlikely to embrace the more stringent views of either sanders. david: the point is private charity does things better, more effectively and definitely less bureaucratically. >> a lot of institutions were built by billionaires, laborers, hospitals, et cetera, the truth is we cannot do without them and bernie sa

margarita so that's with people who have purchase seen here last couple of days, it's as simple as addingage to your to go or delivery order to present him with our menu. with your beverages some alcoholic beverages as well. we saw at least we we saw a whole set up so that you make your partner is at home like that we've also got a on our. our web site at some of the delivery sites now that. as long as the order food they can order i've ever does with that as well even with the liquor sales rodriguez doesn't know how much longer his business will last. >>we had a location open for 17 years dating back to the 90's. this one on main street has been open for 5 years i do it week by week i kinda probably go a month maybe 2 months like and show myself and one guy in the kitchen better have been able to to do with the takeout just. reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas school kron 4 news. >>yet masks gloves and guns swell florida says a lot of people are rushing to gun shops to buy guns during this outbreak, yes so we've been hearing of the state reports just this past friday it conducted

. >> reporter: in a world changed by coronavirus, this is the safest way margarita avilas can spend timehusband of 55 years. he is in a nursing home near chicago. and it's not just nursing homes. across the country, elderly americans are encouraged to isolate themselves and keep away from places and people that might spread the virus. but health experts say that comes at a cost. according to an article in medical journal the lancet, it puts older americans at greater risk of depression and anxiety. >> watch for the signs. if they're not talking to you as much as they did before, if they're not as chatty. >> reporter: this doctor is with the cleveland clinic and says it's more important than ever to reach out to the seniors in your life. watch for potential warning signs. if they say they're having trouble sleeping or eating, you notice they're having low energy or neglecting their physical care, and they're feeling hopeless. >> make sure you connect with them. daily, maybe twice day over the phone or virtually through a platform where you can see their faces. >> reporter: some nursing ho

. >> reporter: close by, the mars bar and restaurant is making margaritas and other cocktails, sellingowner hopes the addition of alcohol to go will help him give his employees work. he says he laid off half his staff. >> i think is going to get better. i think people are starting to get into a routine now, it is starting to get stronger. it shows how serious the problem is when the agency is releasing all sorts of restrictions. >> reporter: at a playground nearby, a working mom with her children looks forward to the weekend. >> reporter: the owner of blush wine bar is boarding up his business to protect from possible vandalism. he tells me even the ability to sell alcohol to go is not enough for him to keep the doors open. >> normally this would be when we get ready for a busy night but we are boarding up instead. >> back here at the pawnshop restaurant, the owners tell me they will keep working to keep their business open every day. people tell me this weekend would be a strange one since they can't be with friends and visit their favorite establishment. in san francisco, amber lee,

there will be hand sanitizer that smells like piÑa colada or margarita.ing into bloomberg radio across the u.s. on sirius xm channel 119 and on the bloomberg business at. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for trader's take. joining me as damian sassower were of bloomberg intelligence, taking a look at some credit spreads. damian: we were talking about this yesterday, looking at the market value of negative yielding debt in the bloomberg i graded index -- bloomberg aggregate index. you are actually seeing the market value decline simply because of the relentless move in investment grade credit spreads globally. again, nothing short of spectacular. what you are looking at here is the bloomberg barclays ig index on that having blown out to 242 basis points. let's be clear, that was below 100 basis points back in january, and that is up 19 out of the last 20 days. you have seen spreads widening in ig corporates. persistent, relentless, all of the above. -- doesis is provided this provide any dislocation? damian: this is becoming a balance sheet story for banks

and the owner of margarita's notes that they are just struggling to keep their restaurant open, that business is not coming in enough to pay the workers. so if things don't pick up quickly, he is going to have to close and ask his employees to file for unemployment. or how about the paddington family of stores in ashland, oregon, in business since 1973? in recent years, they have endured all kinds of challenges, including a couple of summers in which wildfire smoke created a major challenge for the businesses in ashland, oregon. but things were looking pretty good this year. business was doing okay. now, however, the owner says that they, quote, felt their world crumble in march with the threat of the coronavirus changing our world. they have laid off eight staff members just this week. that's 30% of their staff. in a single day, their sales dropped 50%. as things are going now, they will need to lay off more staff within the next few weeks if the business climate does not change. and the story is much the same for the retailers throughout the town of ashland, oregon. the story is si

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. >> this should be okay i made margaritas, killed germs. >> probably safe there but the buttons, thesento much of this during the period they are recovering anyway don't forget the handles we're touching, use the coffee a daily wipedown, maybe more frequently if someone is sick in the house. >> go to the store and the shelves are clean. how do you make your own >> we're seeing that and people are telling me on twitter all across the country i can't get my hands on some of the products you're showing i get it don't freak out. you probably have some of these things in your home, bleach. this is easy, one-third bleach solution into a gallon of water. ideally use gloves, try not to touch the bleach never mix anything with bleach except water. >> hydrogen peroxide. >> you use it for scrapes and bruises. if you put it into a spray bottle, spray it on the surface, just like the other stuff i'm showing you, lysol disinfectant. >> right on the surface. does it have a smell >> not really. i wonder if you could drop essential oil. >> you could that's not necessarily for disinfectant properties bu