alana: it actually would go right along this line here. lemonis: this one here? alana: yes. when did we get a better space? alana: we just moved it yesterday. we were asked to move it up to the top. lemonis: okay, by the regional manager or... alana: no, that was something that i think someone from murchison-hume who had asked us to do that. max: taylor came and did a tidy up. lemonis: a tidy up. to find out that employees came in and moved it around and restocked it, it was back to that, "what sort of impression and image am i creating?" and i don't know if i would have been angry if i would have gotten there and it would have been on the bottom. i would have been like, "okay, great job getting in the container store. it's an amazing company, congratulations. now what do we need to do to move up, instead of trying to trick everybody?" amber: right. lemonis: that's a little weird that this got staged. it's a little weird. max: well, you know, it's like putting lipstick on when you know you're going to be on television. lemonis: you know that you got busted, right? the fact t

alana, thank you for doing the story and thank you for being a reporter.eally appreciate it. >> i appreciate it. >> laura: you take care. why joe biden's whole candidacy with women might have backfired. the medias tara reade raymond arroyo has all the details on the seen unseen next. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am ashley strohmeyer. economic numbers are i in and as expected they are not pretty. business investments, all downs but for the first quarter of 2020. the worst, most likely yet to come with some economists expecting those chilling figures to double as the pandemic continues, even with some states gradually beginning to reopen. wall street shaking off main street spheres, however. the dow closing up over 500 points. partially because investors believe an economic rebound when the pandemic is over will be quick. but also because of hope raised by dr. anthony fauci who signaled a new drug called remdesivir can speed up the recovery of covid-19 patients. i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to the ankle now back to "the angle." >> laura: i

. >> we first met alana and her kids about two weeks ago >> he used to snuggle with me and now he can't >> reporter: alana told me she was living minute by minute. >> how are you looking at life now. >> that we live day by day. >> reporter: celebrating a new start and six-year-old sophie finally getting what she had been missing >> the last night my daughter fell asleep in my arms like three minutes. >> they're calling him a walking miracle. he is a walking miracle. >> beating the odds, a family e reunited, givering all of us hope >> time to get your first check of tuesday's weather with janessa webb good morning >> good morning. i love to hear those inspiring stories as we all try to overcome everything that's going on let's check out what's happening weather wise across the ohio valley you're starting to see a little bit of rain and kind of a wintry mix but this is going to transition into severe weather threat for new york city, boston, washington, d.c., going into your afternoon, lingering all the way into tonight so we have 36 million people that are under that severe weather risk

alana, thank you for doing the story and thank you for being a reporter.e really appreciated. >> i appreciate it. >> laura: take care. coming up why joe biden's candidacy with women might have backfired. new details of the media tara reade cover up and what is happening with "the washington post" treatment of biden? raymond arroyo has all of the details in "seen and unseen" next. a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> laura: it is time for "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. well, the biden campaign tries to talk away the sexual abuse allegation, but is it working? in another corona comeback. joining us with the details, cultural and political raymond arroyo and now in paperback, raymond, biden held a town hall yesterday that i guess

joining me now is michael's wife, alana.wishing the best for you, your family, your husband. alana, tell me what this journey is like right now as you wait to find out about this drug. >> thank you so much, harris. it's been a little bit of a roller coaster. i have an amazing family support and communal and global support, so we are feeling a lot of love from a lot of different places. but it's been a very difficult time for my family. >> harris: what is the drug you are waiting on, and why can't your husband get it? >> the drug we are waiting for right now is called rimmed is severe. it is made by gilead sciences in california. he can't get access to it right now, because michael no longer qualifies for compassionate use. when we applied for compassionate use, before michael was intubated on friday, march 20th, he could have qualified for it. however, gilead change their guidelines to only and include pregnant women or children under 15 for compassionate use. so you know longer qualified for getting it through compassionate

the kids and i especially alana we like to go to the final four. we've been doing it for years. as the mayor, you will go through the back or whatever alana, zach and i go to the final four in phoenix. and the doors have not open but you go through security et cetera in a big line because i'm doing a family trip i don't take any security. massive lines, 85 degrees and there's like 25000 - 30000 people waiting and were waiting in line. and i'm like what the hell. [laughter] i didn't say what the hell but what are people doing in alana looks at me and says this is what people do, i think you should run for another term, you are not ready. [laughter] >> now you have to wait in line, there's a whole adjustment. the weird thing, here's the hardest part, you are mayor, it doesn't whether schools, community college, your project is chicago. so i have banking stuff, column stuff, tv stuff, the book stuff, boards, speaking. i was down in st. louis and meeting with the client and i get a text from the washington post, we need your edit in one hour, this is on impeachment, and your editing

so alana and zach and i because the final four. doors haven't open but you go security and et cetera were following a big line because i'm doing a family trip and don't take any security. massive line, 85 degrees, this like 25000 or 30,000 people waiting. we are waiting in line. and i am like what the h, what is going on. what are people doing question me a drink was mark, alana said that this is what people do. i think you should run for another term. [laughter] so that's like yeah, yeah, yeah, so you have to wait in line now. so at the airport i be flipping out. the whole adjustment. look i think the weird things but here's the hard part. when you are marit doesn't matter for doing schools, commuting causes, parks, public safety, your project is chicago. so i have now column stuff tv stuff speaking different places. i was down in st. louis and i was meeting with the client. i get a text from the washington post, we need your edits in one hour and it's a piece on impeachment. so you're walking out a meeting with mergers and acquis

. >> bret: and john roberts live on the north alana. the dow snapped a four day losing streak and the s&p 500 dropped 15. the nasdaq was off 122. while it would be understandable to feel there is some time and information overload about the coronavirus here in the u.s., we know very little about its effects in certain closed off countries. corresponded gillian turner tells us why tonight. >> russia, iran and north korea so called black holes are making it hard to eradicate coronavir coronavirus. >> it has a moral obligation to the world to talk about it but to provide with obligation. the kremlin reporting 93,558 cases and 867 deaths. but russian front-line workers are ringing alarm bells saying the real numbers are likely much higher. the head of the alliance of doctors and russia who was detained by russian police after speaking out claims russian authorities are lying to the international community. hooton today extended do not work orders through may 11 and admitted russia hasn't even reached its peak. >> the situation is still very

favorite: mexican artist frida kahlo.he one mother madown version of kahlo's "self-portrait withey mo" alanaturned to household cleaning products. t >>nk everyone's beenin i was lospecifically for just kind of a strong portrait of a woman, and her paintingg as just strike. and it just-- there was a sense of empowerment in it that i really enjoyed.al >> brown: the nge is just one among numerous efforts museums everywhere are making to ect with absent visitors. many are offering virtual tours of their collections. and, while it's not the same as being in the museum and standing in front of a great work of art, this challenge is clearly connecting people to art in new and creative ways, offering the rest of us a smile in the process. i'm jeffrey brown, for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: by now, schools have beeshuttered for weeks across the country. it can be hard on parents to help orchestrate remote arning. and, shelter-in-place presents its own challenges for young people. newshour'student reporting labs, our journalism training program for high school students, shares some ways teenagers ar

ainsley is turning five, alana is turning 16, alex is turning 10. happy birthday.llie rourke is turning 18. allie is a senior in high school. jonesbirthday to mariah and angeline lancaster. happy birthday to andrea johnson. happy birthday to a senior at the university of southern ,ississippi, anna gail welsh southern miss to the top. happy birthday to asher addison, turning six. happy birthday to bailey sanders. happy birthday to billy grubbs. billy, by the way, is turning 83 years young. happy birthday to brendan burris. happy birthday to braxton in richland. braden graham.to happy birthday to breanna mcginty. turning 16 years old today. happy birthday to brody welcome, who is turning 18 curry -- was turning 18. brady is attending holmes community college to play baseball in the fall. happy birthday peyton miner in marin again. happy birthday to caleb, to chloe finnegan, to colin, and happy number four two connor low. connor is for an loves construction equipment. connor waters is a green belt in karate. keep working hard, connor, you will be a black belt before y

. >> i'm alana calhoun, and i was previously working for an soterpreting agency. >> i bough food for myself and for my family so they can have some food to survive. and right now, i just i just don't have nothing in my bank account. i just, not even savings. it's just been really tough. >> between both shops, we're used to serving 400 and upwardsd people. and so to go from that to no people a day was tremendously sheartening. but you still have rent and you still have lights and you still have bills and you still he staff. it's intense. >> i was in sales for a jor hotel company and i was living on 100% commission, so that is completely pulled t from under me. >> i'm a single parent of two young men. so i just try to hold it together and i've been talking with a lot of my creditors to make arrangements and to get extensions on a lot of things. >> you know, le i've always been the one to support my tmily and just it's really hard right now, like nk about everything. >> i ended up gettingel immedifurloughed the day after i had moved everything in didn't actually telly geto i to work eve

i'll give you one funny story though about -- the kids and i, especially alana, would like to go to the final four. been doing it a few years. as a you kind of, you will go to the back to whatever, so we go to the final four in phoenix. the doors have opened but you go to the security, et cetera were all a big line and because the family trip i don't take any security. massive line, 85 degrees, and there's like 25,000, 30,000 people waiting. we were waiting in line. i'm like, what the hell -- i didn't say -- [laughing] what is going on? what are people doing? alina looks right at me and says this is what people do. i think you should run for another term. [laughing] >> so that's like, but -- >> wait in line. >> thank god for clearance at the airport. there's that whole adjustment. look, i think -- the weird wite here's the hardest part. you are mayor. as a matter with you during schools, community college, public safety, corporate group, your project is chicago. i have now banking stuff, tv stuff, book stuff, boards, speaking. so like i was down in st. louis and those meeting with a cli

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