earlier i spoke with journalist meir have as he ente read and asked if authorities there have done enough to curb the spread of coronavirus certainly has been the truth is really government has the situation. first of all there was the criticism that while. this year's it isn't there at all was not located at the 1st place why disease was allowed to spread inside the country and why such serious measures were not taken sooner right now they have taken some measures like banning intercity travel. on and. intercity to control the situation but with. travelers already on the road because of the new year old days this lights not be enough more might have been done to begin with but the question of doing enough for this situation is a good one because as we see around the world it doesn't seem to be so clear what enough is and they will are dealing with problems one way or another and there are deficiencies of course. let's have a look now at the latest developments in the coronavirus story in spain the death toll rose by more than 800 cases overnight the 2nd day in a row the country has just

to a symbol as well but if i ask the meirs father what his son did during the day. and whether he sits down with his parents and talks to the court. you can hear the father said no. so how can a father look after a son if he doesn't talk to him it's got some good communicators on the way it's going to stop us 3 young people have ties to the militants. they won't be released we're still questioning our budget. we haven't. got the ship was injured by police in srinagar but we've taken him to a doctor and he's fine now. if you think about it but since i'm not really certain we had a guy we let go he'd only been in jail for 3 months. and what did he do because he's behind bars again. it happens all the time if we could have talked to him we would have set him straight if you should go to. the indian authorities allowed us to film this meeting because they want to show that the police are taking a new approach to this situation. in the past local residents and human rights organizations perhaps sharply criticized police brutality including beatings extrajudicial executio

to meires more trucks that's meant. host: we are talking about our nations food supply in light of the pandemic. our guest is shelley miller from the university of michigan. from indiana. good evening. caller: good evening. my name is david. i am 57 years old and i work for a big chain that i'm not going to name. i had to leave the grocery business seven days ago. preconditions, to two stents in my heart, emphysema, and copd. say toam trying to professional and one day i decided to say hey, i want the simple life. i work in a grocery store. but i have been so afraid of my fellow workers. a lot of us do not have gloves. and masks. ok? are unprotected. i am rightance and now being isolated. we all do the best we can. but i had to make a decision. the best we can for americans and grocery workers. i just want them to understand we are doing our part, but i had to protect myself paradigm under scrutiny -- i had to protect myself. but i am under scrutiny. i did the right thing because i'm vulnerable. but i am afraid to lose

. >> jessica meir says they maintain contact with their loved ones back home for their psychologicalupport. she says it's been strange and really surreal to watch what's happening on earth realizing that they'll be going back to a different planet. although they had a little time to think about this change where as we were just woo, we're in it. >> yeah, exactly. so interesting. who would know better how to beat boredom while you're social distancing than astronauts. i would certainly listen to or read their advice. >> yeah. i think routine is such a great idea. and ama, you probably feel that way too, right? with the kids. >> schedule. >> they're on a routine, they don't go as crazy, which means you don't go as crazy. >> exactly. good point. >> that's the safest place right now, in one of those capsules. let's get elon musk and all go up on a rocket. another show of support during the crisis, a giant hart on the side of the sheraton grand chicago. a poignant sign for a city and state getting hit hard by the virus right now. there are more than 5,000 cases in illinois as of yesterday