the aliza deserted as they were in venice there are just a few people standing a safe distance away from one another waiting patiently outside the pharmacy. in the piazza vecchia the square at the heart of the old town we meet much element now day who runs the cafe down tasa. cafe days. back to $1476.00 and the any time that it has had to close for such long periods was during wartime that much i know is an optimist he says now the main thing is to be there for one another and pull together. we will open the cafe as soon as everything is over here and the entire family will do their bit including him. if you're not yet open that often step by step will begin again. i hope very much that everyone will be buoyed by this optimism including the government and. they've really done everything possible and are doing a pretty good job prime minister contact and all the others it's an exceptional situation very very difficult you know you see all. that. marcelo asks whether we've already had a coffee as everywhere is closed including the motorway service stations we classically accept his invitat

she's interested in -- i have a couple questions about aliza. our eighth grade friend says she would like to know what role she played in hamilton's death. the musical makes it look like she did a lot. did she really? >> as far as his death is concerns. >> we have a question of how did she organize the volume of his correspondence. if you could speak to the role she played in his life and his legacy. >> sure. she's fascinating. in part, she's fascinating because she did what i think a lot of wives and sisters of sort of elite political guys did, particularly wives, which is hide her personal correspondence or destroy her personal correspondence with her husband to maintain their privacy. in the play, she talks about burning letters because of the reynolds affair and the fact she's angry at her husband. she did destroy a lot of her correspondence with hamilton, most of her correspondence with hamilton. to some degree we don't know some things about her role during their marriage, except it's there in those 27 volumes. it's there in the papers. yo

joining me now is aliza regerfrom the lingerie companyjanet reger.aking disposable face masks which are being sent within the us and to canada and china. you have been trying to get british firms interested in this as well?|j have firms interested in this as well?” have contacted various companies since the end of march, because i am a very firm believer in the use of facemasks even if it is just keeping your own gems to yourself. it has to be better than nothing. i read with great interest this morning that germany has made it mandatory to wear a facemask in any public place. ido wear a facemask in any public place. i do believe that when things open appear, we will all be wearing masks, much as they are in hong kong. somebody that i work within the normally supplying and making hosiery and socks and sleepwear has converted his factory to make masks. these are disposable masks. they are termed surgical masks but they are not what you would use in nicu situation. they are not medical masks, but they are disposable. what is really interesting as he is