quote amal is reporting that a large number of people on a deportation flight from the united states have tested positive for corona virus all passengers on the flight were taken to a facility for quarantine concerns are growing that limited testing at u.s. migrant detention centers could help the virus spread in central america. the orthodox christian ceremony of holy fire symbolizing the resurrection of jesus went ahead without the usual throng of pilgrims due to coronavirus concerns whether the current restrictions on travel will not prevent the flame from being transported to countries around the world in line with tradition. to hong kong now where police have arrested 15 high profile democracy campaigners in connection to the massive protests last year the arrests include activists lawmakers after the owner of an anti establishment newspaper they're accused of either taking part in protests or publicizing them on kong was shaken by a widespread street protests in 2019 which were sparked by a now abandoned proposal to allow extraditions to the chinese mainland. well for more i'm

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the big problems in all of this is that many countries around the world had already done what while amal is now saying they're doing which is to not accept to remove from the united states of this moment for that reason why the malala was actually one of the latest countries to do this but what the united states has said preemptively is if you don't accept or remove those for too long a period of time they're going to start sanctioning the countries who do that and so this is why i think what khalid did want to get it to a place where they'd be sanctioned but i have does point they have to try to protect their populace and say we don't want to accept individuals who have this virus because we're even more ill prepared to handle this virus of credit the united states of course in the 2nd thing is they must also be concerned on the u.s. side of things as to where they got the infection from in the 1st place because it must be a pocket of intense infection that. right i mean one of the biggest problems is this you don't know way or individuals got the virus from it they got it in that tensi

have amally, we significant number, then i hear about it. reporter: a follow-up to that, we have heard from our viewers about nursing homes and the lack of transparency. i've been in touch with the agency office, they can't go into detail about that. what would you tell our viewers, people who are fearing for their loved ones who have no clue what is going on inside of the nursing home? gov. cuomo: they have a right to know. and that is a responsibility of the nursing home. informsing home has to family members of the status of a person in a nursing home. in the attorney general's investigating, the department of health's investigating as well. what is happening in new singh homes is what we feared from the get-go. we were introduced to this virus in state of washington in a nursing home. is an efficient, effective predator. and the virus preys on the vulnerable, and the vulnerable are primarily elderly people, people with a compromised immune system. and a nursing home is ground zero for this virus. period. ofis a congregate facility vulner

district, a grassroots effort to protect the vulnerable segment of the populace, actor and activist amal truelove tells anyone and everyone the freebies handed out can save lives. >> a lot of the underserved in african-american committees have been hit the hardest by the covid-19. >> according to national state and local statistics, the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the african-american community disproportionally. >> there seems to be either something disproportionate in the treatment side or something is proportionate in the preventative side. >> reporter: it is most severe in santa clara county where blacks make up less than 3% of the population but account for 7% of the 1800+ cases. >> i think many african- americans may be working in the caregiving field. where they are working at hospitals, nursing homes, assisted-living homes, health agencies. so they are working in high risk jobs. >> we need doctors that look like us. >> reporter: naacp president rev. jethro moore the second says occupation and a mistrust of the healthcare industry as a whole are both contributing factors in

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donations the evidence feed refugees in uganda since the end of last year donations haven't be forthcoming amal it is normal for the world food program to not receive as much money as it requests and this case the shortfall is critical that's why they're cutting rations by about a 3rd so that's going to made a hard life even more difficult for those 1200000 refugees in uganda these camps are not good places to live even at the best of times northern uganda hundreds of thousands of people who fled the conflict in south sudan living there in landscape dry for much of the time that farmed the land is not suitable for farming it makes it difficult to be able to produce their own food and so they depend on the food from the world food program which is now going to be cut we just heard ms with the un's world food programme for east africa and says that funding was already difficult before the coronavirus pandemic so the u.s. had to act now to ensure that it can still help refugees into next year. there's a lot more that can be done as long as people have funding but the difficulty is we will $1370000

but maybe i'll -- like in my mind - [ laughter ] i'll be like, you know how amal clooney, like georger, but in this scenario, maybe i just would be. >> seth: okay. >> and i'd be like - [ laughter ] i'd be like a barrister. and it would be like, "oh, isn't it so great that leo married that barrister?" [ laughter ] you know but i don't know how we're going to meet. >> seth: yeah. well, again i think you put almost exactly the right amount of thought into that part. [ laughter ] i think this is gonna happen because again, you want to leave a little mystery because you figured out so much of it. >> so much >> seth: i think you have to leave a little piece for yourself to be surprised by it >> yeah, and who knows you know what that's going to be. but maybe it will be on one of his yachts i don't know >> seth: yeah. >> i don't know how i'm going to get on it. i've got to stop thinking about this, sorry. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, please, when you figure out any more of the details, it would be lovely to have you back to talk through them and it's so great to see you, as always and i love t

covid-19 are being examined and debated, evidence points to china's so-called wet markets, where live amals meat are sold. this is a virus that jumped from animals to humans. >> we are all interconnected. and if we n't get that lesson from this-- this pandemic, then maybe we never will. >> brown: how does that forceus the lesson o >> well, it should force a lesson on us because it's our interactions with animals and the environment, all of it, that has led to the virus being able to leap over from some kind of animal into us, as has happened before. and i just hope that when this is over, we're wiser. and i hope that the chinese ban on the wet markets will, a, be made permanent, and b, extend to the use of wild animals for medicine like pangolin scales, bear bile and so on. >> brown: is important thing you think needs to happen now to prevent future ndemics? >> i think it's extremely important. a but o need to fight the animal trafficking because that, too, brings animals together inc close cowhere they are being sold in markets, for example. >> brown: there's been so much attention, first

george and amal clooney have donated $250,000 to the motion picture and television home, the s.a.g.und, $300,000 to the lebanese food bank, the lombardo italy region, and nhs. halsey making a big donation too. the singer announcing she's donated 100,000 face masks to the health care workers in california. and cardi b announcing a new initiative to give back to those who need it. >> we are going to give out $1,000 an hour for the next 42 days. yep, that's right. you know sometimes you give to charity and you wonder, hm, is it really going to the people? we're going to make sure it's going to the people. >> reporter: all this after oprah's pledged $10 million, and lady gaga along with global citizen have raised $35 million to help fight the effects of this pandemic. the great news, abc is kicking off its day of hope in which celebrities and folks just like you and me can team up to give back as well. that all starts on "gma" a little bit later this morning, you guys. >> hallelujah. it is time to come together. >> hallelujah. >> we can all do our part. i think that's exactly -- a lot o

i 1st met amal in a side i must loom one year ago at a children's hospital in gaza city. you will get it. in the story of their 1st child is one that i will never forget. this is their 1st child. when he was 19 months old he was born with 2 holes in his heart in his parents' lives were dedicated to his care. next of the house and under the law by the militia the thought of. how to shut that . door neighbor vishal. has. got to pull out all wrong and i thought oh how this whole $100.00 shows in the. sun a show. like . that means that children's usually that parent within that range in fact only about 6 percent of girls population over the age of $55.00 this is because grandparents but they're finding it increasingly difficult to get to get these amounts to a company children have actually got one of your in for a graphic here to show you is online here which. exiting gaza who can get a permit and that graph right at the bottom showing that decline in approval rights i mean it's one thing that it has declined why has it declined quite so much in that last year i mean down fr