or keamp.hought somebody might have an r.v. or camper.n crisis mode, so we were throwing things out there. and i got an immediate response. >> reporter: emily's husband jason philips is an e.r. doctor in north texas. >> i have a high chance of getting exposed, and i think my wife came up with the best solution. >> reporter: there are more than 22,000 people in the r.v.'s for m.d.'s group. so far, more than 200 matches have been made across the country. >> i read about the first heergency physician. and my stop a and i thought you need to help. >> reporter: she turned to the group to find an r.v. for her husband john, an e.r. physician that expects to quarantine soon. hanna sheets drove three hours to deliver her camper. how long can this last? >> we don't know. until we know that he is safe and it is okay for us to go back to normal, what our normal may be again. >> reporter: the road to normalcy may be longer than most would like, but the journey just got a little bit smoother. mireya villarreal, cbs news, north texas. mireya villarreal,

i think in may i thought of the law so you don't get to leave what i am a lousy nothing r.v.'s i don't allow what do you look at them pull you up on a little. bit of a middle of the burma no need to go be boat bonetti that the purgatory several building when they did that you have gone bad they don't you and those like i did mentor nigeria. so much they will not see as a lot i did that in the. content and you have the board going on over in the michael moment argument below is a real good to go there were no laws or by gender not a pulled a little good drink or a good thing as a corner as a career a normal normal but the go where you. to carryout the not. no wonder we have monday. but i for one was i knew that i could build momentum but i got to where good boy you know you are guilty as i think until. i don't. need. or a one of one of them that. you know. i don't think are you hoping. you don't have a thought of how much. hope america will pull up in a couple of. you want you to again color all about me not bang. a little thought into an opinion on my own i mean mine are all i

a lot of hydro power which we also use to charge r.v.'s a lot of solar energy the region is ideal for the mobility we have their heads on the whole team are very down to earth people didn't get some. i want to do something for the next generation nature here is just gorgeous and we want to stay that way that's where we get our motivation to bring about change. in 2014 the 3 brothers joined forces to set up their company. made all decisions together and on equal footing which is still the case today. you know where it's a win when we go over things at home and then continue with work. through. the nice thing is that we're all a bit different with our own abilities and the market is called when there is a good business man is a great constructor and i have a lot of experience in electrical engineering. from an electronics business kind of grew up with electricity so long as i mentioned. the brothers learn their trade in their parents electronics store. that's where they also 1st started experimenting with mobility. so yes the house the 1st

. >> gradney: plus, r.v. rescue. how strangers are coming up to help health care workers.nd later, saving grace.

asked this before for people obviously decision wrong or this certain terms or the disease is called r.v.'s and people probably have seen this emergence of pute respiratory distress syndrome it means there is chaos if you wanted the love there is legion is of the vessels and all the man brings in the love there's a lot of information going on we know from the literature from the air gets that a lot of people have follow up problems with their novels they scar they will give them some sort of what we call fibrosis this seems to me to last for quite a long time once you survive so the research is now addressing this already the long term consequences of their own disease but also other diseases the heart is one of the insists that it will be affected so who you would expect then once people survive and against candidate your nation there's a high chats for long term follow up squarely a lot of for our obligations unfortunately. dr thank you for sharing your insights thank you very much for having me. and staying with the experts he's a biologist a science journalist and our resident corona

regress so above the average where she would necessarily expect expect showers further west to reach the r.v. coast hardly surprising in fact the forecast next 3 days damage on the westward. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these developments we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin pioneering future energy. welcome back to al jazeera with me still run a reminder of our top news stories police in brazil own vesta getting present diable soros son for his role in a criminal scheme that spreads fake news the supreme court named carlos balsara in an ongoing probe about false stories targeting judges. also china says the coronavirus patients have not been discharged from hospitals and will hand the original at the center of the pandemic beijing is also rep

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. >> gradney: plus, r.v. rescue. how strangers are coming up to

my boat was taken, my r.v. my home in st. pete beach was taken, so all those were gone.on't want to rehash all this stuff with her, because even though it's not civil, for the first time in 2 1/2 years, nancy and i can have somewhat of a conversation. >> i understand. i've seen this before. any time you have a relationship go bad, there's trust issues, and they start hiding information and money from each other. and while i understand why tom may have thought it was a good idea, it's toxic for the business. you wouldn't be the first person to do that. >> sure, i understand that. >> but it's got to stop. >> let's go, come on. now, get over here. hey, guys. >> i've asked tom and nancy to meet me in waycross. >> hey, marcus. >> good to see you again. they've never done an inventory, and that's a problem. the main point and the main reason that you do inventory is to know what cash left the system and what's still here, 'cause this is essentially a bank account, right? >> sure. >> and so you said there was how much in inventory in total? >> probably 100 grand. >> understandi

people with the virus to more than 4700 the climb in figures comes 2 days after prime minister shinzo r.v. declared a state of emergency in tokyo and 6 perfect shows. taiwan is demanding an apology from the world health organization over what it calls unnecessary and slanderous remarks against the island taiwan is accusing w.h.o. chief terrorists than on r.b.s. us of using coronavirus to gain political points after he alleged taiwan orchestrated a racist campaign against him taiwan has been predicable of the un bodies handling of the pandemic and its exclusion from the group due to pressure from china. hong kong court has ruled in favor of the government and declared the band to wear a mask during an authorized protest constitutional the law was introduced last year in a bid to quell months of anti government rallies the latest ruling up held an earlier decision which says the powers granted police services to remove mass as unconstitutional racial coverings will also be allowed in legal public gatherings. the afghan government is due to release around 100 more members of the taliban from

how many r.v.s are in place and is the ramping up on schedule for the r.v. sites? >> for future sites? john, i will assume that you mean your future question. so it's on -- it's on schedule for the pilot. it's working really, really well and we learn add tremendous amount and i was very pleased to speak at a hearing about it coordinated by supervisor safai's office, feels like a long time ago now, honestly, and i think we need to look at everything going forward in the context of what the coronavirus will do to the city's response system to the city's budget as the mayor has discussed and so we have looked at every aspect of our system and what is planned for expansion and we're continuing to evaluate that on a case-by-case basis. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and par

briefings donald trump mocks and insults reporters who question his every move and citizen nastase an r.v. question like that this is the real question if you keep talking i'm going to leave and you could have it out with them the relationship between the media and politicians is supposed to be complex but according to this new report from the committee to protect journalists that trumpet ministration is systematically undermining the press his credibility the environment treaty chilling effect for journalists or criticize you know for critical journalism though we do see that journalists continue to do their despite this environment we've seen online harassment becoming major issue and actually ranks as one of the top concerns of female reporters especially according to the c p j report the administration has retaliated against reporters whose questions they don't like you know you're a fake tried to prosecute those who leaked or published confidential information and scrubbed government websites of information that doesn't support trump's political agenda just recently trump's reelectio

how many r.v.s are in place and is the ramping up on schedule for the r.v. sites? >> for future sites? john, i will assume that you mean your future question. so it's on -- it's on schedule for the pilot. it's working really, really well and we learn add tremendous amount and i was very pleased to speak at a hearing about it coordinated by supervisor safai's office, feels like a long time ago now, honestly, and i think we need to look at everything going forward in the context of what the coronavirus will do to the city's response system to the city's budget as the mayor has discussed and so we have looked at every aspect of our system and what is planned for expansion and we're continuing to evaluate that on a case-by-case basis. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and par

we rented an r.v. i want women to feel like this model is on their vacation, kind of just lounging.on what lisa said, though? i didn't sense that you actually listened to it. she was saying that she rarely, if ever, puts somebody by themselves. did you understand why she said that, though? charlie: i don't understand exactly, no. what do you like to use pairing up? lemonis: well, she told you. you didn't listen to her. charlie: excuse me. lemonis: i want to work on our listening skills. i want to make sure that you're processing these things. charlie, can you grab a brochure of ours to show them what it would look like? you didn't bring it with you? -mary lou: it was a mix-up. lemonis: i always love how your mother answers for you. i will never challenge any mother getting involved to defend their son as long as it's on the school yard and not the boardroom. i know you have a tendency to always try to mediate the situation and defend. you can't save him all the time. what are you afraid of? what do you mean? come here. mary lou: [ sniffles ] oh. lemonis: what do you think's gonna go

degrees so above the average where she would necessarily expect expect showers further west to reach the r.v. coast hardly surprising in fact the forecast next 3 days damage on the westward. to mourn the most un's initial response had been inadequate but now it was time for a revival. of muslims no move from merely reacting to taking action putting the western crusaders on the defensive with hindsight this is seen as a breakthrough as a revival of the jihad in the mostly near east the crusades an arab perspective that for so to revive on the jersey or. the latest news as it breaks with no treatment or a vaccine for her and a virus volunteers will continue to provide the services take out to fight the disease with detailed coverage along without any planning to india's millions of lies and political. and fearless journalism from around the world for many coming to this place if the only chance they have to leave at least once a day. losing it. oh. welcome back you're watching the al-jazeera news hour with me said all wrong the reminder of our top story is yemen's government is warning of a ca

how many r.v.s are in place and is the ramping up on schedule for the r.v. sites? >> for future sites? john, i will assume that you mean your future question. so it's on -- it's on schedule for the pilot. it's working really, really well and we learn add tremendous amount and i was very pleased to speak at a hearing about it coordinated by supervisor safai's office, feels like a long time ago now, honestly, and i think we need to look at everything going forward in the context of what the coronavirus will do to the city's response system to the city's budget as the mayor has discussed and so we have looked at every aspect of our system and what is planned for expansion and we're continuing to evaluate that on a case-by-case basis. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and par

operation, we've had heavy equipment truck drivers delivering masks to all city agencies and driving in r.v. vehicles used for shelter. our property management staff has been working at the emergency operations center to make spaces available for food distribution points, for shelter, if needed. we've had our communications staff involved in the city's joint information center efforts. we have staff helping to stand up in emergency volunteer operations. in total, more than 450 of our employees have been activated as disaster service workers in the last month. it has been a great effort and i'm proud to work alongside these men and women each and every day with a proper six feet of distancing, of course. one of the interesting activities i've been involved in, i participate in two weekly calls with fellow park professionals. the first call happens on fridays and it has been hosted by the national recreation of park associations and i am essentially on a panel with the directors of parks from new york city, miami, denver, seattle, chicago, los angeles, portland and, over time, many, many, man

we are in support of navigation centers as well as r.v. centers. we are also in support of other transitional housing stopgaps to bridge when we actually have housing for folks. i do want to stay the navigation centers often end up being used for reasons of enforcement around them. i'm always cautious when i see these things come up, because it gets promised to the residents, well, we'll create a clear zone or something like that, and it's promising to your constituents that you can't deliver. the city does sweep people every single day and every single night, and they come back. it may not be the same people, but there's no place to go. there's thousands of people that are caught outside the shelter system. so we support navigation centers, we support other transitional facilities, but we also want to make sure that this does not get used to promise housed people that their complaints will be responded to regarding unhoused people. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is jordan, and let's talk about homeless shelters. i've been in a c

how many r.v.s are in place and is the ramping up on schedule for the r.v. sites?>> for future sites? john, i will assume that you mean your future question. so it's on -- it's on schedule for the pilot. it's working really, really well and we learn add tremendous amount and i was very pleased to speak at a hearing about it coordinated by supervisor safai's office, feels like a long time ago now, honestly, and i think we need to look at everything going forward in the context of what the coronavirus will do to the city's response system to the city's budget as the mayor has discussed and so we have looked at every aspect of our system and what is planned for expansion and we're continuing to evaluate that on a case-by-case basis. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and part

how many r.v.s are in place and is the ramping up on schedule for the r.v. sites? >> for future sites? john, i will assume that you mean your future question. so it's on -- it's on schedule for the pilot. it's working really, really well and we learn add tremendous amount and i was very pleased to speak at a hearing about it coordinated by supervisor safai's office, feels like a long time ago now, honestly, and i think we need to look at everything going forward in the context of what the coronavirus will do to the city's response system to the city's budget as the mayor has discussed and so we have looked at every aspect of our system and what is planned for expansion and we're continuing to evaluate that on a case-by-case basis. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and par

operation, we've had heavy equipment truck drivers delivering masks to all city agencies and driving in r.v. vehicles used for shelter. our property management staff has been working at the emergency operations center to make spaces available for food distribution points, for shelter, if needed. we've had our communications staff involved in the city's joint information center efforts. we have staff helping to stand up in emergency volunteer operations. in total, more than 450 of our employees have been activated as disaster service workers in the last month. it has been a great effort and i'm proud to work alongside these men and women each and every day with a proper six feet of distancing, of course. one of the interesting activities i've been involved in, i participate in two weekly calls with fellow park professionals. the first call happens on fridays and it has been hosted by the national recreation of park associations and i am essentially on a panel with the directors of parks from new york city, miami, denver, seattle, chicago, los angeles, portland and, over time, many, many, man