abby: a heavy question, but i will do my best. the basic spots ability of wall street is to provide capital and basice have -- responsibility of wall street is to provide capital and what we have seen is providing capital. ofated to the various pieces the school stimulus, they aim to make sure capital is flowing. the cost of capital, i.e. interest rate, has gone down, but the plumbing is working. one thing we are watching is things like spread and we are looking at various credit facilities to see what is happening there. our concern all along since the very beginning of this crisis in february, meaning for the united states, has been the availability of capital, particularly for small and midsize businesses and also for individuals. this remains of notable concern. impact ise what the of the various packages that have been undertaken. we have already seen that the monetary policies may less is stimulus is- policy having the desired effect. the biggest economic kit on a monthly basis will likely be in the month of april. part of t

last november, abby had a brain tumor removed.he then learned the tumor was andadiation and chemo trtments we >> she's stro. she's loving. she has taught us so much during this time can when she's dealing with cancer. >> as friends continued to drop off presents, people yelled for abby and the tears continued to fall. >> i was just very thankful and just overwhelmed with everything that is happening. >> they were tears of joy, tears of thankfulness and just, you know, overwhelming support. >> these firefighters certainly made the difference today, made it so special for young abby who still has ten chemo treatments left. in antioch, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> so sweet. zblfr absolutely. >>> coming up. listen to this. an emotional moment that a mom who gave birth in a coma while fighting coronavirus was reunited with her baby. >>> hundred of thousands of small businesses are struggling to apply for a loan. new data suggests that trend may be changing here in california. i'll explain coming up. >>> i'm in the south bay. we're taking

fox nation host abby horn sec went to see what we could do. abby?d for donations across the boards right now. we're seeing it as more and more americans, unfortunately, lose their jobs. i had the opportunity to talk to two different food bank presidents and ceos about this issue, one whom leads st. mary's. ing take a listen. st. mary's food bank is the first food bank ever in the entire world, so you guys is have really paveed the way. how are you setting the precedent now during this uncertain or time amidst the coronavirus? >> you know, abby, you're right, st. mary's was the first food bank in the world, and, you know, that starts with a first, right? and so today we're another first, ands that is with this pandemic. it's really something that's completely different. things that we as food banks haven't faced in the past, and it's really quite a challenge for us. in the last two weeks, we've seen our numbers more than double just in our own distribution location. we would typically do 600 to maybe 650 families a day. yesterday we hit 1349. >> we d

last november, abby had a brain tumor removed.d the tumor was cancerous and radiation and chemo treatments were needed. >> she's strong. she's loving. she has taught us so much during this time can when she's dealing with cancer. >> as friends continued to drop off prents, people yelled for t fall. >> i was just very thankful and just overwhelmed with everything that is happening. >> they were tears of joy, tears of thankfulness and just, you know, overwhelming support. >> these firefighters certainly made the difference today, made it so special for young abby who still has ten chemo treatments left. in antioch, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> so sweet. zblfr absolutely. >>> coming up. listen to this. an emotional moment that a mom who gave birth in a coma while fighting coronavirus was reunited with her baby. >>> hundred of thousands of small businesses are struggling to apply for a loan. new data suggests that trend may be changing here in california. i'll explain coming up. >>> i'm in the south bay. we're taking a look at chalk cha

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but to his credit he does continue to court her, to see her after he was courting abby and finally abby did agree to marry him. he went to see his sister and he cut off that relationship but it was quite painful. but not until she agreed to marry him that he say goodbye to his unnamed mistress. but this is what made charles francis amanda was. the family he lost as a boy. so the back story and this is chapter 1 of the book, 1809. the new president james madison john quincy to be the first ever mister area we don't call them ambassador, this time they're known as ministers, the first minister to russia and grandmother abigail who just ran the family, she announced that the oldest boys were to stay in quincy, they were not going to go with mom and dad to russia. abigail by the way and never liked the fact that her older friend was named after president george washington, she thought she should be named after an adams abigail resented that george washington was named after georgewashington . so she announces the boys will stay there and charles francis can go live with john quincy and luis

a friend by the name of abbie yamaguchi who couldn't hold back her tears of joy.bbie turned 19 on wednesday and if you knew what she had been through in recent months, you'd probably be crying, she finished her second bout of chemo treatment a matter of days ago. >> last week was a little rough. it was just hard mentally and physically, but now i feel happy and better. >> reporter: dozens of cars lined up wednesday so they could see abbie, say happy birthday and show their love. last november abbie had a brain tumor removed and then learned the tumor was cancerous and radiation and chemo treatments were needed. >> strong. she's loving, she has taught us so much during this time when she's dealing with cancer. >> reporter: as friends continued to drop off presents, people yelled and the tears continued to fall. >> i was just very thankful and just overwhelmed with everything that was happening. >> they were tears of joy. tears of thankfulness and just overwhelming support. >> reporter: these firefighters certainly made the difference today and made it so special fo

for more on this let's bring in journalist abby coup with osten in new york city good to see abby look the diocese in is continuing in new york state bring us up to speed on the latest there. of another grim milestone now in the last 24 hours 630 people have died there is over 113000 cases in new york state alone and we talk consistently about the shortages when it comes to the protective gear for doctors and nurses but there's a shortage of medical personnel as well and not being governor cuomo has now said medical students on the verge of graduating will be permitted to begin practice practicing rather than going to expedite that process and then along with the sound of men and women who have offered to come out of retirement to work on the front line there's also a text message that was sent out urging anyone with a medical license to step forward so the measures being taken right now to recruit people to enter the health care system is ongoing as we look toward that peak that governor cuomo says is merely a couple of weeks away for right now and unfathomable situation and it's ongo

you know what, i'm going to share this big hug with all of you. >> ahh, abby. thank you, abby.d to find that way to make you feel better. and we love that abby shared that with us. even a lot of grown-ups, i know, are having big feelings as we say. there are some really big changes happening for a lot of families. they may be worried about a family member who is sick. some grown-ups may not be working at the moment so they're concerned about maybe having enough food for their family. and that really impacts everyone in the house, dr. rosemarie. >> it does. and it's okay to have these big feeling feelings. and we need to validate these big feelings and to label them. but more importantly, we need to have strategies how to manage these feelings, and to help us all cope. so abby talked about the importance of a self-hug. another strategy is -- and i did this last night, i made a glitter jar. this glitter jar is a wonderful mindfulness exercise, because as we're looking at the glitter, it represents all of the emotion swirling around in our minds and bodies. as we focus on the glit

i spoke earlier with abby about the family's experience. >>> abby, thanks for joining us.we're talking under these circumstances. first of all, can you just talk a little about your dad? what was he like? >> my dad, my dad loved helping people and he did that as a business lawyer. he helped people start and grow their dream businesses. he was so supportive of all four of his kids and us reaching our dreams. he was active in our community on boards, and he worked harder than anybody i've ever known, all to help the people and organizations that he believed in. >> i've talked to, you know, so many people who have not been able to be speaking or not be able to be physically present with their loved one who -- with covid who died, or even be able to speak to them. you were -- had kind of a unique situation. you were on the phone. your dad could hear you. i believe you could hear him as well. can you just talk about what happened toward the end? because you remained on the phone for a long time. >> yes. so, the nurse at the hospital thankfully offered to take his hospital phone

i'm joined now by journalist the sun she is in manhattan tonight abbie it's good to have you back on the date give me an idea of how new york city is coping with everything tonight. right you heard the numbers there from the governor certainly staggering the number of cases the number of death new york state lost 332 people in the last 24 hours alone a staggering number that would make headlines for leaks and weeks if this was another situation but this is the daily reality now now in terms of that fear and the concern that people have as are seeing these numbers rise and rise in the coming days and weeks which is what they expected they're worried about going outside but from people don't have a choice they may not have a home to hunker down and or they're considered essential workers and they do have to walk out that front door to go to work so plenty of people concerned about that there's also concerns about jobs millions of americans in recent weeks have lost their jobs a record number applying for unemployment insurance so we don't know when this is going to end that's when the

>> you know,abby, you're right st.aries was the first food bank in the world and that starts with a first, right? and so today, we have another first with this pandemic. it's really something that's completely different, things that we at the food bank had in the past and it was really quite a challenge for us and in the last two weeks we've seen our numbers more than double, just at our own distribution, so our own distribution location we would typically do 600 to maybe 650 families a day. yesterday, we hit 1,349. >> we definitely have seen a spike in the demand for food assistance, just last week, the la regional food bank distributed 2 million pounds of food, which is a record distribution amount for us. fort it-nine percent higher than last year so we're definitely feeling the impact of families and individuals, many who have been laid off or have been furloughed, had hours cut back, needing that food assistance. >> so for someone like me whose at home and i'm self-quarantined can't leave the house what can i be d

we have congresswoman abby finken aur joining us tonight. she represents the congregational district that includes waterloo, iowa, the meat packing plant and more than one plant that people were discussing as you began your show tonight, especially dr. sharon duclose was crying in the first video you showed about what she was going through with staff and people infected by the plants and so your coverage is extraordinary and was tonight. we'll supplement it in our way by hearing from the congresswoman that represents that district and what she might be able to do about this. >> i have been following her on twitter and watching her public pronouncements about this as her district is dealing with what is a real crisis. i'm super happy you booked her. looking forward to seeing that, my friend. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. >> all right. >>> american's first public health official was george washington and he took on that role before the united states of america was born. 245 years ago when george washington was the commander in chief of the

joining our discussion is democratic congresswoman abby finkenauer. thank you very much for joining us tonight. what is happening in your district? you have more than one plant there and what can you do for the safety of workers in those plants? >> well, i'll tell you, we are very concerned about what we're seeing across the state, but very specifically, that waterloo plant, tyson and waterloo where 44% of the workers have tested positive and they were not given the right protection, the right mitigation efforts when this started getting bad and we continue to be concerned about what we've seen from tyson's, you know, i've had experience as a state rep. i remember one of the leaders of workers compensation in the state of iowa and other states. they're hard for me to trust on a good day for caring about the health and safety of workers, let alone during a pandemic. we have a lot of folks who are scared and worried about their health and safety, their livelihoods and i'm going to continue to have their backs as their local leaders have, as well. i have

it's me, abby here.ying home on sesame street, but my mommy set up this really cool video chat. cool, right? that's so i can still be in touch with all my friends like cookie monster and elmo and rosita and you, too. well i know things are different right now, but we're still having fun. we're telling story, doing so i think a longs and even doing a little dance party. well, any way, i got to go because it's time for my lunch but i just wanted to check in and say that i'm thinking of you all. i got to go, chris. bye. twinkle out! i'm coming! >> bye! joining us now is rosemarie trulio, vice president president of research at sesame workshop. s"sesame street" for decades ha been a place where kids could go to for guidance, good time and bad and now even the muppets are social distancing. i just wonder what are you hearing from moms and dads as they're trying to help their kids cope with these scary and unprecedented times? >> these are tough times. we're all struggling to find out what is the new for now n

saturday with a strong warning that things will get far worse before they get any better journalists abbie has been covering the story for us in new york we asked her to describe what it's like there right now. of another grim milestone now in the last 24 hours 630 people have died there is over 113000 cases in new york state alone and we talked consistently about the shortages when it comes to the protective gear for doctors and nurses but there's a shortage of medical personnel as well and not being over has now that medical students on the verge of graduating will be permitted to begin practice practicing rather going to expedite that process and then along with the thousands of men and women who have offered to come out of retirement to work on the front lines there's also a text message that was sent out urging anyone with a medical license to step forward so the measures being taken right now to recruit people to enter the health care system is ongoing as we look towards that peak here are some other coronavirus stories at this hour the core princess cruise ship carrying 2 dead and a

house states like new york a left with no choice but to continue taking matters into their own hands abby cool. has been covering the story for us in new york following the state's deadliest day so far we asked her what the mood is like there new york. the numbers certainly tell the story over 2900 people have died we lost 592 people overnight in the last 24 hours alone they think ohio is a daily tally and that was here in the state of new york of course these numbers are being presented to us by the governor on a daily basis and the latest numbers now higher than they have been in the 1st 3 weeks of the month dire numbers but the message remains the same and that's to stay at home to flatten the curve there are empty streets for the most part most people are not going outside unless it's for essential needs like rowing to the grocery store or if they're an essential worker but of course as the weather sometimes warms up people do to get outside but again public health officials are urging people to stay home and they're asking now the c.d.c. that is if you do have to go outside to use a

every day the rise is being attributed to coded 19 and joining me in new york is journalist addict abby what's the latest there. william as you know the now the numbers are staggering thousands of deaths here in new york 777 people died between thursday and friday alone and the daily briefings governor cuomo has to present these numbers to the people of his state and he says it's extremely painful to do this these are families that have lost loved ones but he is saying that there are signs of hope right now and that's what we have to look at as we move forward in terms of the hospitalisation is he saying the number of hospitalizations are down slightly and also the number of people entering intensive care units are also slightly down there is about that differential was about 17 people it seems like a very small number when you look at the previous week where over 300 people entered the i.c.u. wanted daily basis this is sign a hope of optimism for him there so he has been highlighting those facts but of course this needs to keep those hot guys ation numbers down the new yorkers need to

respected journalist abbie quick test on a new york she says state governor andrew cuomo is cautiously optimistic governor cuomo certainly looking for beacons of hope and he's saying the number of hospital on average the 3 day average has been down not a positive sign which indicates that social distancing measures been the goal distancing measures are actually working but it could also be in combination with the fact that many are afraid to go to the hospital considering what they've been hearing in recent days and weeks about the coded 19 outbreak and possibly mean in fact is that solved he also talked about a slight dip in i.c.u. numbers and that dip is about a dozen or so people it seems very small but when you compare it with previous weeks where they saw about 300 people more than 300 people on a daily basis this is certainly a cause for optimism but of course it's cautious optimism because they don't want to let up on any of the measures that are currently in place that have led to these small fix s's and fearing that there could be a 2nd wave or 3rd wave of infections if they w

journalist and in new york thank you abby and take care take care gerri thank you and let's look at some of the other why is cards at 19 is impacting the world the virus here to coral princess cruise ship carrying 2 dead and at least a dozen other in think did passengers is finally being allowed to dock in miami now the vessel had spent a month seen several south american countries had refused to israeli police a widening their crackdown on also ultra orthodox jewish communities for continuing to make noles social distancing rules authorities have been carrying out rights and also talks neighborhoods around the country after many a marriage does coronavirus hotspots have also locked down the city of new bra count size televisions. well full weeks health workers in that divest south been warning of catastrophe if the corona virus spreads through greece's overcrowded migrant camps that moment may now be drawing close close close at 19 has now arrived at one can't meet athens and that's fueling fears that a broader bright could sweep through some of the most vulnerable populations in europe

states like new york left with no choice but to continue taking matters into their own hands journalist abbie and has been covering the story for us in new york following the state's deadliest day so far we asked her what the mood is like there. yeah clear i mean the numbers certainly tell the story over 2900 people have died the last 592 people over night in the last 24 hours alone. hi it's a daily tally and not with here in the state of new york or worse these numbers are being presented to us by the governor on a daily basis and the latest numbers now higher than they have been in the 1st 3 weeks of the month dire numbers with and message remains the same and that's to stay out all to flatten the curb their r. and d. streets for the most part most people are not going outside of its for essential needs like growing to the grocery store for their essential workers but of course as the weather sometimes warms up people do get to get outside but again public health officials are urging people to stay home and they're asking now the c.d.c. that is if you do have to go outside to use a face mas

abby: one final question with the flooding. has it affected where you are personally or do you know anyone who it has affected? >> personally i have not been affected. i can see it. but it hasn't affected us. it's one of those things that happens quickly in tennessee. so i don't know if you remember the floods in 2009 or 2010. it's one of those things we pay attention to. abby ashley: thanks for being with us tonight. powerful storms bearing tornadoes, wind, rain and hail. 6 people are reported dead in mississippi. the system is expected to continue through the night. we'll monitor the situation through the night for you. i'm ashley strohmier. it's part of a comically complicated scheme with different phases and benchmarks for different parts of the country. this plan would use mass virus testing not antibody testing and doctor fauci puts it to identify isolate, contact trait everyone who gets the virus. but the latest data tells us that many millions of americans have or will get the virus. the idea that the government can ide

her mother, of course, is thanking everybody for staying home during the crisis, because she said abby is one of those people that is considered high risk. >>> next, the bay area responds. together we are going to ease you into a difficult but important conversation, next. >>> but first, happening now, this morning apple says it's planning to release new over the ear wireless headphones. they are making two versions of the the model. the ear pad would attach to the headband. wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> 4:54 for you this morning. you are healthy and you might think you are not going to get covid-19, but what if you do? and what if you take a really terrible turn for the worse? >> that's right, consumer investigator,

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combat those efforts, no doubt this will be a major battle between the parties heading into the fall abby philips cnn washington. >>coming up last night was the >>coming up last night was the first night wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. kron four is moving frequencies on april 29th, and you will need to re-scan your tv to keep watching this channel. re-scanning is simple, and requires no new equipment or services. if you watch kron four through a cable or satellite service, your service provider will do it for you. go to kron4.com, or call 415-561-8632 for more information. keep watching kron four, and we'll keep you posted. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>they want to see nfl draft look a lot different this year. this is a wall of some of the 60 different

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abby i just felt like his father like i didn't care about him. jeffrey is a good kid his father committed suicide when he was one. he's always been a great kid always help with the rest of my kids never got in trouble always went to school never gave me a hard time. he was always a really good kid would. be. very good thank you. but he's going to be clear. i would hardly on the. public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat. so why not choose more a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to. police these individuals in these gangs you have to know their culture you have to know what the gangs are about the general makeup. monitoring them is getting harder and harder because there has been a deep decrease in the police force. to do more because sometimes the specialized humans that we're focusing on that. we have to talk about gangs are being able to make money heroin. it's. the drug. and. when we talk about gangs we have to talk about not only gun violence reducing run violence but we have to focus on what dr

assisting people as they exit the spacecraft into the vast emptiness of space [ laughter ] adam pally and abby>> name a better jewish rapper >> lilly: was that category? >> it was pretty much like drake or i was going to have a child named mike d [ laughter ] >> lilly: we'll play a game about changing your story under pressure >> you know, i got a little dizzy and i was -- [ ding ] just woozy - [ ding ] i got a little diarrhea. >> lilly: okay >> so explosive. [ ding ] so long. [ ding ] so democratic. [ laughter ] adam and abby, have you ever lied on a talk show. >> no, nevery t. >> lilly: are you going to lie tonight? >> maybe >> lilly: wait, are you lying right now? >> no, no. >> lilly: join us right here in one minute wait, was that the truth

abby hopes that the new government will learn from the failures of the past and put aid money from the e.u. to good use. the country has been located around 15000000 euro specifically to create jobs and train young people. who live in a country a lot of us with nothing to hold on till it got leads to robbery. increases in crime leads trying to steal in. all of this can happen frustration can lead to this debility of this country. abilene story is inspirational but for most of his group to persuade other would be migrants from leaving something more concrete an optimism about the gambia future might be needed. where at the bar at crow time until one of the country's busiest. and the young people here have lost faith in the promise of change like so many before them they gaze is fixed on europe. 19 year old ibrahim says there's nothing just a 4. month old camel whatever i mean for the dominican if a law to conduct about. one mile and how about some of them alan that i'm not living i don't know my dad but if michael are fair but that is what i have and when i joined the company and what i

had sciences abby by region are on biogen roche and roche has been fantastic on testing in the job they've done i have to call them out they have really. they have stepped up like very few anthem united health group at cigna and humana all the big ones the. tech companies we have the right ones apple we have tim cook google sun dar thank yous under our oracle larry ellison safir katz sales force marc benioff s. a piece hap gen morgan microsoft's such a great job he's done thank you. facebook mark zuckerberg i.b.m. intel come cisco advanced micro devices broadcom incredible companies companies that no other country will catch if this market have to be smart but i've dealt with a lot of different countries and i will say that no respect for silicon valley or our tech companies there's nobody even close to our tech companies they can't catch him so they try and buy him but we sort of put an end to a lot of that in sports we want to get our sports back so importantly these will be some separate calls some will be together by the way lists and some will be separate but we have to get our sports

is abby from supervisor haney's office still on the line with us? >> clerk: yes, she is. >> chair ronen, thank you so much. i'm here. can you folks hear me? >> supervisor ronen: yes. now we can. >> wonderful. thank you, chair ronen, and supervisors mar and stefani. i'm here again on behalf of supervisor haney. thank you for all of our applicants that have applied previously. i know that this matter has been heard by the rules committee at a prior hearing. today, for your consideration, are two remaining members of -- two remaining applicants for the permanent seated numbers, as well as alternate seats. just a brief background and a continuation of supervisor haney's remarks from the first meeting, the soma community stabilization fund was created in 2005. the mission of this soma community stabilization fund is to stabilize the community and promote equity through funding recommendations and priorities that mitigate the impact of development. throughout the fund's history, the board of supervisors has always honored the recommendations of this e.a.c

abby says she's very touched by the response. >> we were actually talking about it like as they were coming around i was like oh, it would be cool if we saw our friends who work on the ambulances and one of them popped out of the door. and it was really cool. >> we wish abi the best. her mom thanks everyone for staying home during the crisis. she says abi is one of those high-risk people so it's important that we all keep our distance from people like that. >> even a present being delivered right to the driveway. >> i know. that's really sweet. >> how sweet is that? let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i know we're not really keeping track of the days anymore, but we're heading toward the weekend, jeff. >> i know. and today for the first time in a long time i was like i can't wait for the weekend. i think because this thing at home, it's starting to become habit. so i'm looking forward to putting things away, the computers away for a little bit this weekend and just taking a little time for myself. i know some of you working from home are doing the home schooling, thi

every day the rise is being attributed to code it 19 and joining me in new york is journalist addict abby what's the latest there. well you know i'm as you know the now the numbers are staggering thousands of deaths here in new york 777 people died between thursday and friday alone and the daily briefings governor cuomo has to present these numbers to the people of his state and he says it's extremely painful to do this these are families that have lost loved ones but he is saying that there are signs of hope right now and that's what we have to look at as we move forward in terms of the hospitalization if you think the number of hospitalizations are down slightly and also the number of people entering intensive care units are also slightly down there is about that differential was about 7000 people it seems like a very small number when you look at the previous week where over 300 people entered the i.c.u. wanted daily basis this is fine a hope of optimism for him there so he has been highlighting those facts but of course this need to keep those numbers down that new yorkers need to do

well that's actually my question of what's your personal recipe a young baby apathy abby a senior that so many people are complaining about these days and isn't that one of the challenges of. isolation a regime that faggot people live regardless of their circumstances they're struggling on the mental and psychological. wistar of our conversation with me so that they look quality of intellectual work although it's so varied if you don't but the quality of until actual work is going down in the absence of a societal compact a so what we know yes will we just suffer end of the product the. asaf are just consequences of what i do is i think what they want to also is doing i try to get my scan you know place i had my google calander we sure as my life so i try to go to bed at a reasonable hour work i even started doing some sort of exercises which i never did so i just seriously does all this kind of thank you know what i do i skip it is actually happy birthday responsibility it is they say you're have to keep your immune system in a good shape winds here catch the virus once you me and pro

we are about to begin and we will see journalist being qantas and joining us tonight from manhattan abbie as always thank you for staying safe and stay healthy. thanks. donald trump will not go down in history as the only president who downplayed the corona virus outbreak brazil's president show your boss an hour ago is still doing exactly that despite brazil having a latin america's highest number of reported coronavirus cases more than 4500 brazil's health minister has openly contradicted the president saying people need to protect themselves through social distancing or what about on social media the platforms both in oral used to win the election they are now suddenly hostile territory not necessarily to him but to the untruths about the virus connected to him. brazil's far right president jabil sonora likes to portray himself as a man of the people. but his closeness to the people in these images has proved too much for social media platforms facebook instagram and twitter. they've now removed this video accusing both inara of putting lives at risk by ignoring official guidelines on

i got to hang out with elmo and abby on the stoop at the start of 2019 marking the 50th anniversary ofson. you are an honourary sesame street chicken. no cuddling but cookies are a substitute. now the only thing is that to me ate the recipe, so me not know what ingredients to use. sesame street is rolling with the times showing kids that friendships can be maintained from a distance. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbc tim willcox. hello there. yesterday hello there. yesterday was a warmer kind of day. again, plenty of sunshine for most of us, with just a little bit of high cloud crossing the skies. we had some rather dramatic skylines, for example in the shropshire area. now, it was the north—east of the uk that had the day's highest temperatures. durham and parts of aberdeenshire seeing highs of 21 degrees, but look at this drop in temperatures on the way through thursday. for some, it's going to be around ten or 11 degrees cooler. the cooler weather is arriving with a cold front. it's this stripe of cloud that's sinking its way southwards across scotland right now, leaving the cl