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. >> her name is ava which is breath of life because we wanted that name before any of this happened.it is so amazing that is what we ended up naming her. >> that is incredible. this is just incredible. you're a respiratory therapist at the hospital where you were treated. you hadn't been working. when you were told you were being put on a ventilator, were you conscious, because i imagine as a respiratory therapist you know the risks associated with that, what that might mean. >> well once i started getting really sort of breath, at first i thought maybes it just any pregnant, big belly and i probably have some respiratory infection or something. but then once i got in the hospital and i'm like really struggling to breathe, i'm like, man, i'm sure i'm going to end up on a vent and that is a weird thought because i can't catch my breath. i don't have any other option. that was definitely weird to realize that. >> i can't stop looking at the pictures of your daughter. she's so beautiful. >> thank you. >> when do you think you might be able to finally hold her. i guess you have to test n

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. >> reporter: today her sister says she'll meet her healthy baby ava for the first time on face time. >> reporter: it's another good reminder there are so many stories of survival out there. in the meantime, here in los angeles, the mayor says at park entrances across the city, uniformed police officers will be standing guard to make sure there are no large gatherings ahead of this easter weekend. he says the city cannot afford any new clusters of coronavirus cases. lester >> yeah, so much hope out there tonight but we all have to stay engaged. thank you. >>> there is particular worry about americans living in nursing homes. their families in constant fear as the virus sweeps through many facilities here is catie beck. >> reporter: meg medina lives two miles from her aunt's nursing home but right now she couldn't feel further away from her. >> i know staying away from her is the best thing to safest thing to do, but right now, when you see all the deaths going on around her and the illness going on around her, it doesn't feel safe. >> reporter: her aunt a resident at the rehabilitati

these are ava's shoulders. now stronger than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for ava. and with plans that fit every budget, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. >> laura: the left pushed for the release of thousands of prison inmates during this covid-19 crisis. then they wanted to shut down the gun stores. do you feel safe? now the liberal mayor of d.c., is threatening to throw people in jail for the crime of going outside. during the coronavirus lockdown. if you're doing drugs, your find on the streets of d.c. >> will have to issue fines and jail penalties because we expect the people of the district of columbia to comply. we do of course have penalties at our disposal but i don't expect we will have to use them. that is certainly my hope. the point of the whole thing is for people to stay at home. >> laura: she hopes they don't have to use this. she doesn't want you to -- want to throw you in jail for 90 days but she will if she has to. joining me now, dinesh d'souza, conservativ

ava. for "breath of life." how wonderful is that?entury french philosopher who said out of difficulties grow miracles. that's "nightline" for this evening, thanks for the company, america, see you right back here tomorrow night, same time. goodnight. ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, ba, da,ba ♪ ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, ba, da,ba ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ this is ridiculous. from his house! >> jimmy: hello and welcome to my home. i'm dr. sanjay gupta. i think. right? i could be him. i'm honestly not sure anymore. i'm in a house doing a show, to no one. i'm starting to understand why mr. rogers started using puppets. a special hello to those of you who watched the disney family sing along tonight. i don't know about you, but for me every day is a disney family sing along. today marks one full month since kids have been home from school here in los angeles. more than anything, i miss that rush of endorphins you feel when the car door slams shut, and you peel out of the preschool parking lot like a duke of hazzard. my cousin sal and his wife dec

i am just ava rolla just. what i will say -- a virulogist.hat i will say is it will not do any harm, as long as you are not creating to the shortages for the frontlinene workers. ananchor: nicolas locker, thank you very much. dr. locker: ok, so if you want to cover your face -- and i ananchor anchor: sorry i interrupted you there. thank you for joining us on the program. by the events have been canceled in an attempt to put a hold on the virus, but has not stopped stand comedians from uploading new videos. we have been checking out the videos to raise your spirit. >> hello, i am from the government with an urgent message from the coronavirus. >> from polished productions -- >> some say it is no big deal. italians are freaking out. the chinese are holding it. and others seem to think the virus attacks your butthole. >> to amateur videos. virus, baby ♪ >> humor is one way people in confinement are keeping up morale. comedy clubs are now closed, and it is cerertainly not let a laughing matter as the livelihoods of thousands of artists and entert

. >> that's because for now angela can only see her baby ava through facetime. doctors say she needs two consecutive negative tests for covid-19 before she can meet her in person. they say baby ava is perfectly healthy. >> i think that is the reason that mother is able to bear any of this, not being able to hold her baby, because she knows e'y so is mom there. >>> with many hospitals facing a crush of covid-19 patients, routine medical visits and elective surgeries have been put on hold. >> some doctors fear some of these delayed medical procedures could end up having their own devastating toll. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: behind the doctors and the nurses on the front lines, another medical crisis is about to explode. >> he did have several blood clots. >> it's a ticking time bomb. you may end up seeing a lot more people who may suffer, they may die, they may end up having morbidity, they may end up getting issues which should have been addressed and handled and we're pushing them. >> reporter: so many hospital resources concentrating on the covid-19 c

among them a product designers katya instance ava's. the trigger for that work is the amount of trash that they themselves produce. with. the couple have long been aware of the issue. but despite their best efforts they're aware that avoiding packaging altogether is still extremely tricky. for about 15 years ago we were standing in our pantry wondering why a 3 person household generates a bag full of plastic waste each week. even though we're very careful this is. i'm every day food items cooked meats cheese coffee and tea it all has to be packaged apartment 2 years ago there's a vis started producing compatible film and bags made from cellulose from which waste which decompose when they come into contact with bacteria in the soil in france italy and switzerland you can put them in the organic waste bin indictment of my germany this isn't possible at the moment we're working to provide evidence that our film decomposes brilliantly in industrial composting facilities and together with waste management companies we're also striving to fin

ava secondworries me tremendously in terms of relaxing social distancing and opening up and relax quarantineers in place. the second thing i learned from getting it myself is all the practical decisions i made, i come back to be very grateful i did. thoseav who criticized me for the practices have since had to follow them. so i think you have to understand in a situationut you have tohe health and welfare of citizens first and listen to medical experts.en ou worry about the economy. because ifour city cannot function and your residents doin not feel safe back to work , the economy will not function anyway and if you have a second ,wa it will also create a huge problem because it can paralyze e economy for another couple of months. laura: thank you so much for joining us, mayor suarez. india's prime minister has extended his country's lkdown to may 3. the announcement ce on what was to be the final day of the initial lockdown that started i. late mar india has reported nearly 9000 concerns the real numbers could be much higher. rou correspondent reports. reporter: jobless in the city for week

she gave birth to little ava while in a covid-19 medically induced coma.recovering and ava tested negative for the virus. >> it comes as another mother on long island, new york, finally got to meet her newborn son. wabc's kirsten thorne has her story. >> reporter: anira syriana was close to never having this moment, meeting her newborn son. she was covid-19 positive in a medically induced coma, on a ventilator, when her child was delivered via c-section. the staff applauded her medical victory as she left the hospital. >> they announced overhead at the hospital she was being discharged. just about everyone in the building who wasn't taking care of a patient directly came down to the lobby to clap and applaud her. >> reporter: what the staff didn't know was her son was going to be there too. he was released from the hospital tuesday in good health and covid-19 negative. >> it's hard to explain the happiness that we all felt for that family in that moment. >> reporter: dr. benjamin schwartz was on the team that helped treat soriano. he says her day is extrem

they're seeing a message that says payment status not ava availab available. what does that mean?it could mean a lot of things. it could mean you're not eligible or you didn't have a tax return for them to check out in 2019. or the irs just doesn't have information available for you yet. so what do you do to get paid? the irs encourages you to check again once daily. really? that's what they're saying. but don't check too frequently. they warn you could be locked out for 24 hours if you check too often. michelle in san ramone and thei were sent to the wrong bank accounts. what do you do there? for now wait and watch your mail. the irs says it will wait for the old bank to reject the deposit. then it will mail a paper check to you. i recommend checking with your old bank yourself to see if the money might have landed there anyway. we're going to get more of these questions and will try to answer them. submit yours at nbcbayarea.com. just tap responds in the main menu. >>> thanks, chris. >>> so nbc had a great idea to throw a digital concert which will raise money for charities help

yabenjamin netan has agreed to form an emergency unity government with his ltipo it follows ava yearpolitical deadlock in which a series of general elections failed to produce a stable government. his opponent urgently planned not to go into coalition with mr. netanyahu but he changed his mind is the intensified.outbreak the price of u.s. oil has dropped below zero for the first that means producers are actually paying buyers to take the commodity off their hands. they are worried about running out of storage space as demand s dried up worldwide due to the coronavirus outbreak. michelle has more. >> it is a simple case of demand and supply. ever since the coronavirus outbreak, we have seen a sharp drop in demand. just to put it in context for you, before the outbreak, rohly on average the world had 100 million barrelser day. since then, it has dropped. it means there is an excess pacity. too much oil in the world being produced right now. 25 million barrels per day. that istarting to have a real serious effect on the price of oil. west texas intermediate oil in particular ars paying

doing the wonderful things that we have banded together to do that we may continue on this trenand ava higher sloped line thlaing arou based on us continuing to do what we have been doing. this is an important weekend to many families that being home over this coming weekend is a vital importance for all of us. it's a way to protech the community, protect our neighbors and protect our families. i also want to caution that what this data does depend on as well is that we continue to be focused on some of our communities or institutions, skilled nursing facilities as an example where we know that if we do not continue to be aware and focused on protecting the residents and staff in those actually seea upwain thie, a nu risk people who become sick and need to be in the hospital and begin to challenge ou back to the governor so we can talk a little more to nursing facilities across the state. >> thank you doctor. skilled nursing facilities continue to be a top priority of our efforts. in fact some of the first guidance we put out as a focuse visitation, focusing on making sure we weren't j

she named her ava, which means breath of life. >> beautiful name. >>> the fda has approved the first saliva. earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali. i asked him about the importance of this new test. >> you know, i was looking at the data, and it is a test that is -- will be called more sensitive. that means it may pick up more coronavirus than we do using the swab test because the swab test, it depends on the technique of the person taking the swab because they can go at a different angle, hit a spot where they don't get a virus particle on the swab, but the sputum is also beneficial because it -- you know, there's less exposure to the person collecting the sample. >> president trump says in an effort to re-open this country the states would be responsible for testing, not the federal government. is that realistic given the slow progress we've made on testing so far? >> we have done much better. i mean in march -- on march 12th we were at 20,000 tests. now we are above 3 million, so we're testing a lot of people, but we're still not at the point where we should be, so infectious disease

i mean, ava grace, for instance on social media said, "will this affect the younger generations in then impact in so many ways on them, doesn't it? we... look, we actually have evidence from past economic slumps that students who graduate into a bad job market not only are hurt immediately, but in fact, it casts a shadow over their whole lives. it's a terrible thing, but it turns out that having the bad luck to be born, you know, to graduate school into a recession or a depressed job market, you're never going to make up that lack, and now, on top of that, we have the disruption of education itself. now, the best thing we can do is to... back to what lord darling and i were both saying at the beginning, you want to do everything you can to make sure that we have as fast and as solid a recovery after the pandemic subsides as possible. that's the best thing we can do for the future prospects of young people because, otherwise, they will be... basically, they'll have missed a rung on the ladder of the climb of their lives. victorine, a quick response from you... ..on what you've just hear

i mean, ava grace, for instance on social media said, "will this affect the younger generations in theew? i mean, it has an impact in so many ways on them, doesn't it? we... look, we actually have evidence from past economic slumps that students who graduate into a bad job market not only are hurt immediately, but in fact, it casts a shadow over their whole lives. it's a terrible thing, but it turns out that having the bad luck to be born, you know, to graduate school into a recession or a depressed job market, you're never going to make up that lack, and now, on top of that, we have the disruption of education itself. now, the best thing we can do is to... back to what lord darling and i were both saying at the beginning, you want to do everything you can to make sure that we have as fast and as solid a recovery after the pandemic subsides as possible. that's the best thing we can do for the future prospects of young people because, otherwise, they will be... basically, they'll have missed a rung on the ladder of the climb of their lives. victorine, a quick response from you... ..on w

>> i think our cofounders, ava martin and i, we all have healthcare workers but we know. our friends and family are healthcare workers and we know they literally have no time to go to the cafeteria and get some things to eat. they are so busy. we want to find a way to help them and at the same time our community restaurants are the heart and soul of our town and we wanted to help them too. they are struggling so this is just a win-win all around. >> that is fantastic. we love it and here is the progress that you have made, bernie met official, 600 meals provided for healthcare workers and first responders, you raised 34,$000 to do that. in a time like this it is such a bummer, everybody is in a mood. does this help people get through? does doing something good bring you through this? >> i think absolutely. we are amazed and are inspired by how the community has come together. we've gotten people on our facebook page to not only donate because they are so generous but they are organizing, everybody wants to help, they are organizing girl scout cookie drives, thank you card

competitive walking in the 1880s, america's was popular spectator sport was the six a walking race and ava and fido which was widely acknowledged as the greatest biography ever written a lincoln's dog. and i mean, lincolns dog, come on. what do i have to do? we will see about all this marvelous potential and how well that fits into the scheme of things. this book came around in 2016 after the presidential election you're probably aware donald trump is president and a lot of people were surprised when he was elected and they might have looked at the numbers and they were surprised at the overwhelming majorities he picked up in a lot of counties in appalachia and people started writing about this and i thought that's interesting, i wonder how that happens. i knew about the kennedy trip just as a piece of political trivia that robert kennedy in 68 had gone on one of his famous poverty tours to eastern kentucky and at the time kennedy was not officially a candidate but was considering running against lyndon johnson in the democratic primary so it was in effect kind of a campaign stop. it certa

primary in wisconsin the decision comes just hours after the state supreme court rejected governor tony ava'sattempt to delay tuesday's vote due to the coronavirus pandemic for more this let's go to john hendren he joins us live from chicago john it seems that both the supreme court in the state of wisconsin and the whole of the that the federal state court that the u.s. state court disagrees with with the governor why. that's right adrian there are about 5 hours left in this monday for those of us who live in the midwestern united states and it has been a whirlwind of a day it began with wisconsin governor tony even as declaring in any and executive order that voting would not go forward on tuesday that election would be postponed to june 9th then we had the state supreme court ruling no in fact he does not have the authority to do that and that election will go ahead on tuesday and then just within the past hour or so we hear that the u.s. supreme court has also shot down a lower court ruling that had extended mail in voting until the 13th of april and said in fact when the polls close tomo

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this is a civilian member, a woman by the name of ava walker. she was with the police department for 20 years and she worked in the communication division which essentially they dispatch officers to get 911 calls and they tell officers where to go. the police department announcing her death today. also very important to know, there are some 57 people, officers and civilians, who are hospitalized and i'm told five are critical. so nonetheless, of course, the nypd is still dealing with this. more officers getting sick. more members of the department, civilian members getting sick. these are people who live in any community within this city and even outside of the city, kate, that are now getting sick. >> absolutely. and shimon, about the u.s. navy hospital ship that came to new york to offer help and be a relief valve if you will for the system. what are you hearing about the crew member that tested positive? >> reporter: we don't know much about the crew member. >> that person is isolated. we have been told by the navy is that the crew member did

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one viewer, 7-year-old ava, from los angeles, got right to the point. >> she works because of coronavirus> i don't think you need to worry about the tooth fairy. when your tooth falls out, you stick it under the pillow and i guarantee you that that tooth fairy won't get infected and won't get sick. >> phew. great news for dr. fauci and kids everywhere. the tooth fairy's essential work continues uninterrupted. our next high goes to all of the happy couples pushing ahead with their weddings even as big social gatherings are prohibited. in one case, the bride and groom took a short break from fighting the virus to get married. they're both nurses on the front lines in baton rouge, louisiana. they've been planning their special day for months, but like many other couples had to change plans because of coronavirus restrictions. mel and claire decided to go ahead and get married with just ten people in the church. but as claire's father walked his daughter down the aisle, there was a surprise waiting in the pews. ♪ >> claire and mel's families asked guests to send in pictures of themselves. a p

didn't and some -- it looks like they're having an able perrone moment, laura, where you know when avaone died, one perrone had her involved and set her at the dining room table. they treated the nonparticipant as a participant. now watch this. this is a virtual event from saturday. it was jill biden, not joe, leading the proceedings with joe biden present. >> the presidency is about true leadership. having the forethought to prepare for the worst. the character to move beyond politics and serve every american, only one candidate in this election has all three. my husband, our next president of the united states, joe biden! >> oh, boy. >> laura: what! >> even today there was a biden town hall and african-americans in covid, biden wasn't there. simone sanders and kamala harris provided. an lgbt event, once again jill biden was the main attraction. maybe joe was in the basement with kim jong un. i don't know what happened to them and a women's event is scheduled for tomorrow with a special guest. at this point i think joe biden could be a special guest, laura. >> laura: rehman. are you s

. >> ava, unfortunately, young lady, it you cannot do both.i would do, is you want to sit down and understand what you're dealing with here. what the people be peak, payroll production plan, what it involves, all the stipulation, there's a lot of great area so y need to understand what you're dealing with. i would advise people, reach out to your tax consultants, sit down, have a clear conversation so you know what you're dealing dealing with. >> bill: chris, i could go on and on here. but you're the expert, what questions have you been hearing the most during this? >> a lot of people want to know, bill, is this going to be the only version of help that. i think a lot of people aren't dissipating another stimulus package or another something else coming down the pipe. i want people to understand, these dimming tracks in these programs are just a band-aid. we have got to step forward and be proactive with a plan to help ourselves. we can expect the government to try to save the day time and time again. i'm advising people to go into conserve mo

our second prize high school east award goes to ava and mia lazar, tenth and 12th graders at blacksburg high school in blacksburg, virginia. c-span is available there to comcast. their winning entry is entitled "burning the bridge: the story of the mountain valley pipeline." >> let me tell you a story. it is a story about

>> i got to tell you, ava, i don't think you need to worry about the tooth fairy. >> reporter: in a newpisode out this week, getting kids involved to ask those hard-hitting questions. >> even though we need to stay home a lot, can we still go out for a walk? >> yes, you can go out for a walk. you need to stay six feet away from anyone else. >> reporter: adding a touch of humor and levity during a tough time, leaving all of us with so many questions about when it will end. >> is this ever going to end? or is this something we're going to have to be doing for a good portion of our lives? >> when we have a vaccine and we have enough baseline immunity, this is something you're not going to have to worry about for the rest of your life. >> our thanks to janai there. >> whatever happened to her? er? which is why when it comes to his dentures only new poligrip cushion and comfort will do. the first and only formula with adaptagrip cushioning technology. choose new poligrip cushion and comfort. and 24-hour relief of from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from

we have a great community of people who are all listening as part of this today we want to bring in ava now who was a student. >> how are you? >> martha: i'm good, thanks. a telesis on your mind today. >> would it be possible for us to get refunds from our colleges? >> martha: great question. as a parent paying two college tuitions this semester, i'm sure your parents agree with this question. what do you say? >> it depends on the institution. what i've been able to find out, and i read all about this is some of the community colleges many of which are free but those which aren't far refunding tuition. some of the universities are but not many. policy seems to be that for room and board, the institutions will give you a refund and send your money back, but not tuition. and that's not just because they're stingy. some of them are stingy. but it's also because most of them continue to offer courses online. my guess is those courses are continuing to be offered online, fulfilling its obligations for the tuition you paid. >> martha: you okay with that answer? >> yes, thank you. >> martha: a

technology and wealth and the ability to have sort of a lifestyle where you only,, everything you do and ava rico is deliberate, deliberately planned and you don't get to axially bump into people. why was called the best time in so many people's lives? you were just there living next to people who have the same shared sort of aspirations and undertakings and the same procedure engaged in and so that's when my big worries about technology is if it makes you think that we can plan our lives, that's the fatal conceit for your own life. that's taking away from the things you didn't realize were going to be so important to your living her life, building virtue, being happy. >> you have a situation where we are going to have some really good outcomes because the technological revolution and some really bad ones. i agree with megan. we are just getting used to the capacities we have now in information technology and we will adapt, some of us, will adapt. some of us will do exactly as you would think about using this as way to facilitate actual communication. things will get stronger and we will hav

this is someone who realizes ava agreed with you on 10 things are at least they're compatible so now you can introduce that 11 thing. you don't want to walkinto the middle of it with your mana hat on and go trump . don't play it that way. >> gilbert is the only male linguist i have been a on subscriber for the for the last 10 years until the characters from their mistakes ? >> if they did i need a new job . the beauty of the dilbert comic strip world is that the characters exist so i don't have to think too hard, it's not like writing a new movie every day because you've already got the characters so i take the altopic and throw it ointo that world and say something a lazy guy would respond to, wally. azso it's easier to write once you've got your characters set in every situation works. >> which dilbert character are you and i think you said you are all of them but is there one you feel especially close to and maybe then the maincharacter . >> originallyover was based on me . so he had my lack of social graces. my nerdy interests. he was a single dive, i was a single guy at the time

waitinghe bond market, for the ava bond purchase, the aussie yield curve steepening ahead of the governmentnnouncing option plans for the coming week. we could see a bump up in primary activity, looking at the three-year yield to and the week below target after the central bank boosted liquidity and calmed down money markets. we are watching banking stocks after they cut fees, one retail giant invoking interim retail dividend to preserve cash, taylor, a common story with corporate's around the world. taylor: back in the u.s., the white house press conference on the virus outbreak is happening now. president trump says the paycheck protection program will start tomorrow. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says interest rates on small businesses are being raised to 1% after lenders complained. . shery ahn joins us. what is the latest on the paycheck protection program and the defense production act, because those orders went into effect today as well? we are talking first about a $350 billion virus relief program for small firms. loans will be forgiven if the funds are used for things like pa

ava is doing school. so she's online doing school. my son is 19, and he's on like a gap year.backgammon. we're up to 300 games this month. i'm doing jigsaw puzzles. i was a little proud of my bread i made yesterday. i shouldn't be boasting but i'm going to boast. i don't know if you can see that, but come on. come on. i made that. >> come on. that is awesome. >> literally the kids came to dinner and they are looking at me. they couldn't compute. they just presumed i got someone to do it for me. >> hugh, you talked about your beautiful wife deb. you guys celebrated 24 years of marriage in quarantine. i was impressed by your post on insta, you broke this is 24 years are the best of my life. as far as i know we keep getting better. i love you, deb, with every fiber in my soul. how did you guys celebrate? >> i don't know why. often we're not together on our anniversary. we're together all the time but for some reason i'm filming. for us to be together, deb made a beautiful dinner and we sat with our two kids. deb and i were being really romantic and we made speeches and the kids w

he will sing "ava maria," and others. the event is totaled "bocelli music for hope."ed states at 1:00 p.m. eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific. the concert is meant to send a message of love, heeling, and hope to italy and around the world. gayle? ♪ >> i can't wait. i hope he sings "time to say good-bye." that's such a beautiful, beautiful song. "time to say good-bye." beautiful. >> reporter: i know you're a big fan. >> i'm a huge fan. i can't help but notice your hair's coming in. you said you're going to let it grow. it is. but let's moving on. you've got a story about a landlord here in new york city. that's what i want to see. >> reporter: this is a wonderful, wonderful story. here's why, gayle. a new report finds nearly one-third of americans could not make rent this month. but this brooklyn landlord is stepping up in a big way to help out his tenants. mario salerno, i can honestly say, he's earned the nickname super mario is waiving rent for hundreds in all 18 of his buildings. imagine being out of work, worrying about keeping a roof over your head, and then you see thi

>> i got to tell you, ava, i don't think you need to worry about the tooth fairy. >> reporter: in a newthough we need to stay home a lot can we still go out for a walk? >> yes, you can go out for a walk. you need to stay six feet away from anyone else. >> reporter: adding a touch of humor and levity during a tough time leaving all of us with so many questions about when it will end. >> is this ever going to end or is this something we're going to have to be doing for a good portion of our lives? >> when we have a vaccine and we have enough baseline immunity, this is something you're not going to have to worry about for the rest of your life. >> reporter: there you have it. will from home, those new episodes are available mondays, wednesdays and fridays on snapchat's discover pages and youtube and the episode with dr. fauci is out at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. george, over to you. >> thank you, janai. >>> we move to our exclusive interview with val kilmer. the actor's opening up about everything from his cancer diagnosis to high-profile romances and reuniting with tom cruise for the new "top gu

in the resolution they mentioned how grades are ava are indicatef student learning. nobody knows what is going on with grades. everybody is having questions. we need to people wanted grades to mean something right now. as far as i am aware and i am interested in your thoughts as well. they are not really. i don't know how anybody could use grades at this point to indicate something during this pandemic. do you have any in terms of measuring learning or based on standards when students have been out of school across the country at varying levels? >> you know just a thought that has come across. the student delegates mention we do consider the same policy of a and f and giving pass. we went back to look at the grades. at the last marking period. i want to say this slowly. they agreed at the last grade periods how much would it add to your consume lahim gpa for 80% of the students it would add less than .1 to their overall existing cumulative gpa. 80% of the students it would add less than .1% increase in their gpa. so the question then came up that, yes, 20% it will im

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