nearly 100 staff athis building in seoul contracted covi19.w everyone who works herd.will be teste there is no shortage of kids. they were massed-produced, prepared for the outbreak could the blood of patients is being monitored in hope of finding anti-bodies and potentially a vaccine. his mother cried when she found out he had covid-19, but needn't have worried. he told me he hju no symptoms, a little cough. >> it is important to because as an safe--be cautious and safe. i wish people woulhave less ar of the virus itself. i also know that those who are older need to be careful. laura:lo le isy returning to south korea's capital after millions were urgay to t home. this is exactly what some health officials fear. while they appear to be containing this outbreak for now, they know tt with coronavirus, there is no room for complacency. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. jane' ok, let's have a look at the day's other news. the conviction over the lockere bombing can be taken to a fresh appeal after a commission in scotland said a miscarriage of justi

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repubrecan leaders onight, they are still hoping for a vote tonight in the senate, but it is touch and go athisent. we are waiting to see what the house thanks. house speaker nancy pei know you will be talking to her in a few seconds, told me she's optimistic, but they're still reviewing this bill as we want to see what they think. judy woodruff: lisa desjardins reporting, as she is every day, from the capital. thank you, lisa. lisa desjardins: you're welcome. ♪ judy: as you can tell from lisa's reporting there is a lot at stake inai thipackage from the health care system to basic tenants of the u.s. economy. it has been a political battle to find a bipartisan solution and it still is. the center of these talks for democrats is the speaker of the hous s her homete of california is among the hardest the coronavirus a speaker nancy pelosi joins me now. akmadame s, thank you very much for talking with us. what is your understanding of the hold up? speaker losi: first let me say we have challenge in our for 100 years.e have not seen tens of thousands of cases hundreds of people who have , died. it'

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athis moment is for our families and our communities. abbvie. that is why our state is responding at every level of government to slow the spread of covid-19, while ensuring our most vulnerable californians have what they need. but we can each do our part. and it starts by staying home. i know this is a big sacrifice for so many, but staying home saves lives. learn more at covid19.ca.gov. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc mornings. >>> we are back and we're going to take a look at some neighborhood temperatures. upper 40s to mid-50s. 48 to 53 across the south bay under a mostly cloudy sky. here's a look around else where and mid-40s up in the north bay and little bit cooler there. the rest of us in the upper 40s and even some mid-50s along the east bay shoreline. let's talk about what to do today. showers are across the north bay. that's it. everybody else get outside and enjoy a little bit drier and a little bit milder weather. here's a look at the south bay in the 50s through 11:00. mo

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if cash is what you have, we accept donations to support thefrt athis effort and there's also a tab fors, for people who want to make masks and find ways to donate them locally. there are other sites like masksfordocs, as well. there are many efforts regionally, so any help is appreciated and i so -- we see all of these efforts to help us and the recognition of what we're doing and just on behalf of the whole workforce, thank you to all of you who care so much. >> getusppe.org. dr. esther chuy, thank you so much for joining us. >>> still ahead, this line is not because of traffic or because of a concert, it is for a food bank. i'll speak to the head of the food bank that's trying to meet this demand. >>> but first, the life-or-death decision no doctor, no nurse ever wants to make. decision no e ever wants to make who has time for wrinkles? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. for not only smoother skin in one day, but younger-looking skin in just one week. and that's clinically proven.

it is very upsetting to me and that's why i issued a harsh tweet last night and athis morning they reactedell and doubled the number of employees working. it seems to be working well. although we'll have another full day as a result of the cut-off of the u.k. and ireland, we have another full day of travelers coming into o'hare and jamming their way in. hopefully they'll have manage through that tomorrow as well. >> look, we are seeing across the country, governors are having to fight on their own. you will be no different there. anything that comes up and if those people are locals or cases, you have to handled in your capacity for your healthcare system now. in terms of what you do control. the primary for your state still being held on tuesday, are you questioning that decision? >> you know we have had validing goi ballots going on. we have early balloting and we had record early voting and a variety of areas across the state. and we had long hours as a result of my requests to our county clerks. we'll have a robust turn out. on tuesday people don't have to choose to vote on tuesday, th

when athis appears to be few areas a bipartisan agreement in the election space.ll-advisede is under any circumstances. it is simply not secure enough. the opportunities for interference with voting, whether from foreign actors and nationstates to simple hackers themselves bye how people vote from one party to the other. the risk is simply too high. we are a long way away from being able to have a system in place that we can trust to be able to reliably and accurately count and tally our vote on election day. just look at the iowa democratic caucus, where a simple app that nobody was using it to cast alex with simply to report tallies -- used to simplys report tallies. but stop laid that out -- but extrapolate that out to november and that would sow the seeds for disaster in terms of voter confidence in the election and the results. i do not think that is a direction we want to be heading, even in a crisis like the one we are dealing with today. host: andrew in north carolina, republican. what is your question? caller: i enjoy your show. it is my understanding tha