in this case i thank not just angelo and tina, i thank the people of taiwan for their support. the diversity of our state and nation for that matter is one of our strongest assets. this is no time for folks to blame one group or another, especially our asian brothers and sisters, who have stepped up tremendously and for those of you who follow geopolitics, i'm happy to say not only have folks in this country largely checked their partisan politics at the door to fight on behalf, in this state of every single one of our residents, and in this country very single one of our residents but you don't normally get the likes of taiwan and the prc and japan and south korea and others each to their credit nswering our calls for elp. so i want to thank, again, i want to thank the koos for their help. before i close i would like to give a few additional shout-outs to some people across the state who are really stepping up in their communities. here's another young new jerseyian who deserves our thanks. this is 14-year-old josh enberg. i have a son named josh. every friday for the past 18

angelo in connecticut. angelo >> jim, big boo-yah from stanford thanks for taking my call. one more boo-yah for my father, he's watching too. >> i like him. i like him father/son that's great. >> diamondback energy. >> diamondback energy, along with eog, partial energy we had on theother day, they're all run well enough to be able to survive this basically nuclear war against oil and gas. but that said, i hate those stocks there you go how about gilbert in florida gilbert? gill speak to me. gill may not be there. do we abort? abort, abort, abort. to samantha in florida samantha >> hey, cramer this is a two-part question in regard to airline stocks >> all right >> the first part being what do you think about airline stocks with the possibility of a pivot to cargo usage needed, and the second part being specifically the -- is this a hold or an opportunity? >> it is going to be a trade if we get further good news in terms of the remdesivir, people will buy the airline stocks and then i want you to flip them and that, ladies and gentlemen, conclusion of the lightning round! >>

are also expect them to be temporary let's get some analysis from our series charlie angelo at home in london so charlie the u.k. economy could shrink by as much as 35 percent due to the pandemic that's one government agency saying that the chancellor says but. yes he was very quick to stress that this is not a forecast from the office for budget responsibility this is just one possible scenario and he said it is very important to be honest about the damage that this lockdown will do he says he's been honest from the start there will be a considerable contraction of the economy but as you heard him say that the country was in a strong economic position before we entered this crisis he expects it to bounce back quickly know what the o.b. art is is modeling is that the the country's real g.d.p. will contract by 35 percent in the 1st quarter unemployment will rise to 2000000 at the moment it stands at 1300000 so that's more than a doubling now that scenario is modeled on 3 months of full lockdown funded by 3 months of partial lockdown that's not what the government has announced but it's

. >>> san leandro police told us a name. 33-year-old stephen taylor of san angelo was accused of swinging at that inside that walmart store. police say they fired a taser at him twice before he was shot once. taylor died inside the walmart store. his family claims police used excessive force to try to stop payment. surveillance video from the store as they investigate that shooting. >>> it is 4: fort 32 4:32.. police say there were more than 100 cars out there. a few people were arrested. several others were cited. they can be a health hazard for people who don't even attend them. >> any time we have large groups to aren't are not social distancing account, not sheltering in place. >> oakland police say that many who have taken part of local sideshows are from out of town. >>> hayward police are now searching for crews clues this morning. near the intersection of memorial way and royal avenue, not far from interstate 880. they found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene police. this is hayward's fifth homicide of the year. >>> oakland police are looking for

>> guest: based on a meyer angelo quote, we encounter many defeats but we will not be defeated. you need to suffer defeat to know what you can become. for a sports standpoint in a race standpoint, really kind of coming together as an ideal, sports, our kids lose, we hug them, they will lose games, it's not the end of the world, there will be another opportunity. the resilience of what black americans have done in this country, they are resilient, their triumph over obstacles was request elected in that quote. >> host: there are 6 athletes featured in "the fierce 44: black americans who shook up the world". our athletes inherently role models? >> guest: whether they want to be or not they are for many people because they play in public, they are doing their work in public and they interact with fans, fans watch them, people pay money to see the game so kids look up to them. many kids grow up playing sports and wish they could become serena williams, look at coco golf? she is lighting up tennis and she was inspired by serena williams. naomi osaka was inspired by serena williams. y

i will team up with angelo. >> officers are preparing a surprise raid. >> [speaking italian] spool --he police officers from scampia neapopolitanpo -- dialect. they move in simultaneously. >> how much have you got in your pockets? >> they have caught a young dealer. the officers search for the hidden drugs. and find them pretty quickly. ago, escambia was the theest -- scampia was biggest supermarket for drugs in europe, controlled by the camorra families. this graffiti shows which building owned the family. but with -- which family ownwned the building. with the bosses in prison, it is the new bosssses in charge now. >> he is 16. marijuana, and the money from the sales. >> he is taken down to the police station, where he will be sent to juvenile court if he is a repeat offender and could be imprisoned. ♪ this prison on the outskirts of naples is for underage offenders. there are 24 inmates. how old are you? >> 16. >> and you? >> 15. i'm 24. brandedoed, dressed in track suits, some are the children of imprisoned camorra bosses. there is graffiti on the canteen walls. he is clearly prou

some to say thank you to cou who, angelo and tina are donating a million surgical masks. hey are en route but we didn't want to sit on this news any longer. and tina lo independently when i worked in hong kong. native, angelo comes from a very successful and in wned business family taiwan, and then they met and have been married, i think, for plus years. our global community has stepped forward like never before to help us. in this case i thank not just thank the tina, i people of taiwan for their support. the diversity of our state and matter is one of our strongest assets. this is no time for folks to or another, up especially our asian brothers and sisters, who have stepped up and for those of you who follow geopolitics, i'm have folksy not only in this country largely checked their partisan politics at the fight on behalf, in this state of every single one of our country , and in this every single one of our residents but you don't normally taiwan and the prc and japan and south korea each to their credit answering our calls for help. i i want to thank, again, want to

angelo, thank you so much for running through that. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> next, a shocking development today as oil prices plunge below zero dollars going into negative, the lowest price in history. expert oil trader dan dicker is here to explain what this means after this. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs. nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chance of developing serious infections and may cause existing parasitic skin infestation

>> well, it was based off of a maya angelo quote that we may encounter many defeats, but we will not be defeated. that sometimes you need to suffer defeat to know what you can become and it was really, i think, both from a sports standpoint and from a race standpoint, really kind of came together as an ideal. i mean, sports, you know, our kids lose. you know, we hug them, they're going to lose the game and we let them know, hey, this is not the end of the world. there will be an another opportunity and i think just the resilience of what black americans have, you know, done in this country, they're -- their resilience and their obstacles, the undefeated felt good. >> as you mentioned there are six athletes featured in the fierce 44. are athletes inherently role models? >> you know, i think whether they want to be or not, they are for many people because they play in public, they're out doing their work in public and they interact with fans and fans like them as people come pay money to see the games. so kids look up to them. because many kids grow up playing sports and they wish that

angelo is a third year er resident at st. barnbus hospital in the bronx where these refrigerated trailers act as temporary morgues. >> i feel at this point everyone we intubate is terminal i don't -- it almost feels futile >> reporter: among the lives lost burny rubin the co-founder of an iconic furniture store chain. they both died from the virus outside houston. they've been married 53 years >> it was just so sad. i dropped my parents off at the er. my dad on friday and my mom on saturday, and they were not even a week in the hospital they passed away >> reporter: the cdc says more than 9,000 health care workers have reported testing positive for covid-19. likely an underestimation. lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you >>> now to the enormous challenge of reopening the country. tonight california's governor laying out goal other states as president trump claims that he has the power to make those decisions. here's tom costello. >> reporter: with california announcing a record 71 deaths in one day, thegovernor toda

angelo will remain behind bars for fnow.rother participated in the parole hearing which was conducted via skype as a precaution against coronavirus. >> i made a victim's impact statement that i spent several weeks crafting to help the board understand what this crime did. and when you're doing it over a herky jerky web cam, it's just not quite as impactful. >> listen to this, carlson tells us he actually told the board today that he was unable to be released and asked for a re-evaluation in three years. the board agreed to this plan. >>> california ranks second in the nation for the highest number of small business loans approved under the paycheck protection program yet hundreds of thousands of bay area small businesses are still stuck on the waiting list. and as abc 7 news i team reporter stephanie sierra found, federal funding is running out. >> reporter: for 60 years the mill bred pancake house has been an institution. but like millions of others, the iconic family owned business is in a world of hurt. >> this is the wor

angelo will remain behind bars for fnow.oday frank's brother participated in the parole hearing which was conducted via skype as a precaution against coronavirus. >> i made a victim's impact statement that i spent several weeks crafting to help the board understand what this crime did. and when you're doing it over a herky jerky web cam, it's just not quite as impactful. >> listen to this, carlson tells us he actually told the board today that he was unable to be released and asked for a re-evaluation in three years. the board agreed to this plan. >>> california ranks second in the nation for the highest number of small business loans approved under the paycheck protection program yet hundreds of thousands of bay area small businesses are still stuck on the waiting list. and as abc 7 news i team reporter stephanie sierra found, federal funding is running out. >> reporter: for 60 years the mill bred pancake house has been an institution. but like millions of others, the iconic family owned business is in a world of hurt. >> t

system but you're all in the same boat and we will stall row in the same direction as the organizer angelo pick only from his balcony with that sentiment in mind the european union has weighed in with a new initiative to support short time working and avoid layoffs and redundancies in the e.u.'s hardest hit economies millions of people cannot go to work but they still have to buy groceries and pay the bills companies are paying salaries to their employees even if right now they're not making money. europe is now coming to their support with a new initiative it is called sure. medical priority those finding enough beds and equipment to treat the ever growing numbers falling ill latest figures from france saw a new record of 509 new fatalities and the authorities are transferring patients between regions to spread the pressure more evenly paris's hospitals are now fall and 38 critically ill coronavirus patients were transferred by high speed train to the city of ren on wednesday in spain where yet another record of 864 new deaths were recorded in the previous 24 hours the temporary hospital

it's outside san angelo, texas. here's the very latest christina from on top of the virus, you've got disturbing weather. >> that's right. it's a lot to deal with. a lively tornado has hit northern louisiana, officials that tweeting that there's been damage in multiple locations including one of the office buildings as a single regional airport complex. the airport director financed all lights out of the airport have been canceled until further notice. weather and debris removal. we are hearing reports that there's been a few minor injuries from this likely tornado but touched touchdown about an hour ago, much more on the damage and whether anyone was badly hurt from this. in iowa, rain and hail pounded down as lightning flashed across the area and take a look again at the large hail and ten ange angelo, texas, 200 miles west of austin. it's rough for anyone who may have been outside when the storm hit anyone with vehicles parked outside, it's a refund to the damage that large hail like that dust your car. multiple

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i want to bring in angelo with cfra.ff the phone with tim cook about an hour ago and asked for his headline thoughts, and the main takeaway is that he is starting to see a pickup in april, despite having a very depressed march, or at least the last few weeks of march. what is your general analysis about how apple has figured here re how apple is going to fa this current quarter? at the when we look march quarter, it is definitely better than we had expected. at the end of the day, not a huge surprise. we did see a nice start to the quarter. that probably boosted revenue better than expected, but apple was kind of towards the higher end of its range before the virus spread that being said, as we look at how the -- the virus spread. that being said, as we look at how the trajectory is going, you saw a 60% decline in broader smart foreign sales in february within china, and we clearly saw a significant -- smartphone sales in february within china, and we clearly saw a significant improvement with march into april. from what

thought, then he refers to her as angelo chu. ok, i know that sometimes today and in then when woman is married she may be referred to by her husband's first and last name. ok we know they lived in yazoo, mississippi. he was in georgetown. i went to ancestry.com. they have been in trouble lately but it is an extraordinary resource where you can find archival documents the national archives has available on-site here. - i able to find phrisby said wait, there he is. ph i foundris phrisbee freeland chu, angelica's husband, here in the newspaper. of the two areas are interesting. depressingcabre and pieces of archival fragments, but they often give these rich lives,tions of people's of the deceased. allyou can see migrations, kinds of things. that is apparent in this obituary. risbylls us that f freeland chew was married to misses too. and he was in yes a county, mississippi, which is where james skinner is at the time he places his lost friends advertisement so we have that one collaboration. then it talks about the children and th

friends and family are worried, yet cardiologist angelo arestia is stoic about the risks.s our work, he says. if not now, when? and now is when the need is greatest. and, of course, this is all good news, but if you look at the numbers, for instance, we've just heard from the civil protection agency, that the daily death toll in the last 24 hours was 681. that's lower than the peak of 969 about nine days ago. but what is clear is that, as things are improving, an end to this crisis, unfortunately, is far, far away. >> ben, quickly, a sign of improvement is -- does that explain why you are able to be outside today after the last couple of weeks you've been reporting from inside. >> basically, outside there's nobody out here. so it's just me and the crew. and there's nobody nearby. so it's relatively safe. that really hasn't changed. actual easing of the lockdown, however, nobody knows. it was supposed to end on the 3rd of april. here we are on the 4th, and they are talking about the lockdown continuing for another month perhaps. fredricka? >> ben wedeman, thank you so much,

angelo understands that.t is one of the reasons that joe already has what is the most progressive platform of any major party nominee in history. >> jesse: all right, judge jeanine, the thing that struck me was how great the former president is up top. i guess that's what happened. what do you think about the endorsement? i know you can't do it in front of a 30,000 crowd in a swing state. it is a pitch on the internet, what did you think? >> judge jeanine: i think it is disingenuous at best. a lot of what he said does not really hold any water. what does hold water is gagged, he is probably more progressive, but most of the progressives including the sanders people are going to disagree, because they want medicare for all. they want their student debt eliminated, and they want a wealth tax. and joe biden is not in favor of any of that. but i can't help but think, and maybe it is just the skeptic in me, but i say to myself, who is joe biden? why does obama want to get involved in this? think about it, jesse. w

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this priest, don angelo, lost a colleague, his very own father, and his mother is in the hospital withirus now. it has been a tragic time for him and, again, many in his community. >> yes, there's been a heavy toll on priests, something like 87 so far. but they've also been exampling of he rowism. there's an example of an 84-year-old friar who's actually begun to pray with victims and going to help them. he says at 84 what have i got to be afraid of. >> reporter: now, the priest at this church in germany has asked his parishioners for their photos so he can see them, feel their presence and feel more connected to them. he is broadcasting mass to the community. germany, interestingly, eric, has probably the lowest death rate of any of the countries we're talking about at 1.4%. there is a lot of debate about just why that is the case, whether it's been widespread testing or the virus hitting a generally younger population or a health care system that had better preparations in plus. but the fact remains that germany on a daily basis continues to take people from italy. it flies them over

they admit the volunteer artists are no mike michael angelo or piccasso, but they hope they make you smile or laugh. you have until next week to donate. >>> meteorologist kari hall is drawing on the forecast. today, it is looking nice. >> it is looking beautiful out there. ny ve enjoyed sunshine, better than this weather wise. but we are going no see that continue today as well as tomorrow. let's get a live look outside in the south bay, checking out san jose, where we have also seen more on that sun. here's a heads up. if you can hear how congested aim, it's because we have a lot of pollen. it's tree and grass pollen affecting people. even if you are opening up the windows to let if fresh air. heads up that tree pollen is going to cause issue officer the next couple of days, until that rain comes in and finally helps wash out the air a little bit. here's a look at our current temperatures. when continue to see it warming up. we are right now at 50 degrees in san jose, 60 in oakland. going into the rest of the day, we'll see our temperatures warming up quite a bit. in fact, it's goin

. >> pelley: father jeremiah hails from a town named for a saint, san angelo, texas. >> hails: this was >> pelley: you've been here how long? >> hails: 22 years. >> pelley: the xenophontos monastery is a fortress against time. ( monks chanting ) >> hails: about 50 monks live at this monastery. there's traditional task or what we call obediences in the monastery. the monks who work in the refectory. the monks who work in the garden. the monks who work among the olive trees, among others we have, of course, the iconographers who are very, very cultivated and have really mastered their art form. master iconographer father lukas is painting the iconography for the new st. nicholas in the old craft of egg tempera. >> lukas: god has called me to do this work. to communicate the spirit of mount athos to the people. >> pelley: father lukas granted us an early look at 56 icons for the project. he painted st. nicholas, by tradition, as the patron of seafarers, lifting a man from a violent sea. but what's troubling these waters is 9/11. >> lukas: i personally want this church, through the iconogra

top chef jose andres on feeding families and first responders, all right now ♪ >> chris: angelo againfox news and washington. the fight over the pace of reopening america is spurring protests across the country. president trump, who laid out guidelines this week for restarting the economy siding with some of those protesters and pushing back against governors calls for help with more testing, saying the responsibility lies the states. in a moment, we will speak with the vice president, mike pence, head of the white house coronavirus task force. but first, let's bring in mark meredith with the latest on the debate over relaxing some of those restrictions, mark. >> americans that are fed up with stay-at-home orders separatists in multiple states are urging her governors to let businesses reopen, but health officials worry reopening too soon could cost thousands of more lives. >> we're just hear, hear for our >> americans coast-to-coast of speaking out against orders to stay home. >> it's absolutely ridiculous, people need to get back to work. >> maryland residents spent saturday protest

a bottle we're all in the same boat and we will stall rope in the same direction as the organizer angelo becoming from his balcony with that sentiment in mind the european union has weighed in with a new initiative to support short time working and avoid layoffs and redundancies in the e.u.'s hardest hit economies millions of people cannot go to work but they still have to buy groceries and pay the bills companies are paying salaries to their employees even if right now they're not making money europe is now coming to their support with a new initiative. it is called sure. medical priority those finding enough beds and equipment to treat the ever growing numbers falling ill latest figures from france or a new record of 509 new fatalities and the authorities are transferring patients between regions to spread the pressure more evenly paris's hospitals are now 4 and 38 critically ill coronavirus patients were transferred by high speed train to the city of ren on wednesday in spain where yet another record of 864 new deaths were recorded in the previous 24 hours the temporary hospital creat

angelo, did you want to add anything? just to reiterate what chrisjust said. -- angela.es as they arrive in hospital in order to make estimates about how much impact all this very hard work that people have done has had because that's absolutely crucial for us to understand properly what changes, if any, might be possible. robert, did you want to come back on that?l couple of points, i didn't hear from you any practical proposals for how to help care homes isolate, quarantine those who are suffering to protect other vulnerable members of those homes, because we have all seen large numbers of deaths within a single home. some of those families would have thought they could have been avoided if there had been better quarantine around those who had fallen sick. and secondly, i think the bit that many people don't understand, i don't think they are saying, you've got to essentially name a date for when these restrictions on our civil liberties will be eased, but i think they would expect a grown—up discussion about what that phasing of the restrictions would look like. and t

he's in san angelo, texas. this will break you up. i can't believe it myself. he owns two cadillac agencies in texas. he owns a funeral parlor and a country club, and i think he's a deacon in his church. [ laughter ] any how, mig 21. great airplane. they're still flying. chinese are still building these. they got 2,000 of them. and there's the boat, going off the catapult. that's the most dangerous occupation in the world, working that flight deck. condor wrote a chapter in there for me that as a lieutenant, he got asked to brief the last mission on the carrier cole, i think it was. he flew the fighter protection over saigon during the exodus when we were dragging all the people out. and this picture were the boat people coming out, trying to get on the carrier. it's one of the few times i've ever seen him totally sad, you know. he said, i can't believe it, that we're leaving. i can't believe we're leaving these people the way we are. that gives you an inside look at him. and that's a typical classroom. you can tell by the long hair what period it was. that's o

he's at san angelo, texas. i can't believe it myself. he owns two cadillac agencies in texas. a fuel parlor and a country club. and i think he's a deacon in his church. anyhow, mig-21. great airplane. they are still flying. the chinese are still building these. they've got two thousand of them. and there's the boat. going off the catapult. that's the most dangerous occupation in the world, working that flight deck. and condor wrote a chapter in there for me that, as a lieutenant, he had asked to brief the last mission on the carrier "coral sea." he flew the fighter protection over saigon during the exodus, when we were dragging all of the people out. and his pictures were the boat people coming out trying to get on the carrier. one of the few times i've ever seen him totally sad. he said, "i can't believe it. we're leaving these people the way we are." give you an inside look at him. the kind of -- that's a typical classroom. you can tell by the long hair what period it was. that is one of the beauties. a two place on. you got to look up and find out during the debrief that co

. -- robert angelo. what should a person do when they're filing for unemployment and they get the bed request and they can't get through in the count is yet to be created? >> that's a good question. part of the problem with this is it is hard to answer questions about specific cases here at a press conference, or online or anywhere else. i do want folks to know, if you are getting messages like that online or are told the call during the normal quote -- course of business, we have teams going through manually afterwards and hand fixing these claims. a good way to put it is the folks who are complaining and freaking out at the beginning of last week, must of those folks have already been updated in the system and will get benefit payments. nowow it is small solace because you want to make sure your claim is cure it, essentially, but that's all i can say. we have folks on the backend going through manually and fixing those claims, and if they need to they will reach out to you. in the past, we have the abi

the age of our systems and the unprecedented stress they are under, as labor commissioner rabasario angelo noted when he was here on saturday. first, remember what we've said before, but this is important. no one will be denied one penny of their unemployment benefits. second, as the commissioner recommended, try accessing the online system either late at night or early in the morning when volumes are lowest. please be patient. we understand your frustrations, believe me, but would ask you to please be patient. if you're calling on the phone, when you do get through, please remember that the person on the other end is there to help, and is probably also dealing with the strain of making sure their own families are protected during this time. let's all be kind to an understanding of one another because we're all leaning on one another. and for those of you who want to keep working and help us get through this emergency, the jobs portal at covid19.nj.gov, that website contains more than 50,000 active job listings, rather, from more than 630 employers across an array of essential industries.

talking record temperatures we can expect a high of 106 in palm springs that's close to a record san angelo, las vegas at or breaking records for tomorrow we look for more records from burns all the way down to tucson, palm springs, out to flagstaff finally some of that warmth will be making its way east thursday, nashville, you're at 64 but by saturday, 81. atlanta 66 on thursday 80 on saturday even boston, 55 on thursday, 62 by saturday. that's w >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today will be the warmest day of the weekend. as we get a live look outside we are starting out with sunshine. as we check out our high temperatures it will reach into the upper 80s for the inland parts of the east bay, the north bay. some mid-80s for the south while san francisco stays cool. upper 70s the rest of the week. a pretty big cooldown, even extending into the weekend and early next week and a lot of sunshine through the seven-day forecast. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda, phone home. >> all right, al >>> coming up, you're on this one, are we alone? why the pentagon just released th

thursday is the moment, angelo, when the government has to look at it and say what it is going to do,e measures. those other companies —— countries area those other companies —— countries are a couple of weeks ahead of the uk, it means that ministers can look and such assets what is happening there. president emmanuel macron starting to say that some schools could such a back festival. there are various could such a back festival. there are various ways could such a back festival. there are various ways that they could look at this, —— go back first of all. they could say, this illness does not hate young people in the same devastating way as it does those in their 70s —— it does not hit young people. i do not think there‘s any chance that large gatherings, festivals and that that people would be looking forward to the summer, there is no chance that that would happen soon, but there are some parts of the economy that they could decide to open up because what they were concerned about is that while there is there is absolutely necessary at the moment, and for the next few weeks, they

in nearby angelo, strong winds pulling roof off a shed sending it flying.as iowa. tornadoes could be in store this theseter sunday. wow. 1200 medical workers contracted covid-19 on long island, new york. 13 cases in hospitals in the area. at least two long island nurses, five other medical workers have died from the virus. >>> queen elizabeth sends a message of hope in her first ever easter address. listen to this. >> we know that coronavirus will not overcome us. as dark as death can be, particularly for those suffering with grief, light and life are greater. jillian: the queen pressing the importance of england's lockdown saying we need easter more than ever to overcome this time of darkness. >>> and "saturday night live" doing the first at home edition this weekend the cast prerecording sketches from their apartment. tom hanks hosting from his kitchen after roverring from the coronavirus. >> ever since having coronavirus i've been america's dad since no one has been around me very long and i make people uncomfortable. jillian: "snl" suspended production