it is because avery was supposed to go to spain this yearfor because avery was supposed to go to spainear anniversary, and of course that got cancelled, so hopefully this can be her ten year anniversary vacation. avery has got a free stay here in the dominican republic when travel restrictions finally ease for a well earned rest. working in the healthcare sector right now is really scary. we are both psychiatric nurses, so we serve really the most marginalised and vulnerable population. with covid—i9, we are really afraid it is going to spread within that population so every time we go to work, we feel uncertain, we are scared, we are scared to bring it back to our families. so scared, we are scared to bring it back to ourfamilies. so it is difficult, it is uncertain, it is definitely a really challenging time to be working and healthcare. ian and andrew set up the campaign to recognise and reward key workers, but for them an important side effect is to help out the tourism industry in spain, where they run a b&b. the pair have had quite a response. they received more than 3000 nominat

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avery and tiffany nominated each other.at saint pauls hospital in vancouver, canada. we just made a plan to nominate each other, but her nomination for me got selected, and, yeah... within a couple of days, she texted me and was like, "oh, my gosh, your nomination was selected!" of course my first thing was, i'm going to take you! and she was like, no, no, it's for you and your husband. it is because avery was supposed to go to spain this year for her 10—year anniversary, and of course that got cancelled, so hopefully this can be her 10—year anniversary vacation. avery has got a free stay here in the dominican republic when travel restrictions finally ease for a well—earned rest. working in the healthcare sector right now is really scary. we are both psychiatric nurses, so we serve really the most marginalised and vulnerable population. with covid, we're really afraid it is going to spread within that population, so every time we go to work, we feel uncertain, we're scared, we're scared to bring it back to ourfamilies. so i

avery and tiffany nominated each other.urses at saint pauls hospital in vancouver, canada. we just made a plan to nominate each other, but her nomination for me got selected, and, yeah... within a couple of days, she texted me and was like, "oh, my gosh, your nomination was selected!" of course my first thing was, i'm going to take you! and she was like, no, no, it's for you and your husband. it is because avery was supposed to go to spain this year for her 10—year anniversary, and of course that got cancelled, so hopefully this can be her 10—year anniversary vacation. avery has got a free stay here in the dominican republic when travel restrictions finally ease for a well—earned rest. working in the healthcare sector right now is really scary. we are both psychiatric nurses, so we serve really the most marginalised and vulnerable population. with covid, we're really afraid it is going to spread within that population, so every time we go to work, we feel uncertain, we're scared, we're scared to bring it back to ourfamilies

avery died in 2014.uperstar will smith became emotional as he remembered avery and the tv some show they lost his career. the reunion is streaming of smith's septet series called will from home. >>> celebrity chef guy vieri is launching a new edition of his popular television show diners drive-ins and dives. the new take-out edition of the show is going to try to help workers in the food industry. now the show includes meals with the mayor segment. any recently interviewed the mayor of windsor there in sonoma county. together they highlight loca week but if you can, i know times are tough for so many opl but even if it is a piece of to your local pizza shop and try and take one out over the weekend if you can. >> i agree and supportive. >> i'm just going to follow mike's orders. if that's what i should do this what i would do mike. >> you got it. all right were heading into a weekend i hope you all enjoy yourselves. i was going to say my boys asked me we can we go to in a row to get chris to soon soon. n

. >> reporter: scott avery describes his father, 88-year-old as a devoted family man and leader in his community. he died alone last month in a northern california nursing home after contracting coronavirus. >> he was the first person in our family to graduate from college. he died six months short of being able to see his grandson graduate from college. six months. >> reporter: he was admitted to the gateway care and rehabilitation center for a short recovery stay after a diabetic episode. he was one of at least 13 people at gateway who died. that will be 69 patients and 33 employees have tested positive. at one point during the outbreak achery said he was told staff members were not being tested and were handling up to 35 patients at a time. >> there's no question that while the virus is an act of god, the crisis in california's nursing home facilities is an act of man. >> reporter: at least 733 long-term care residents and 15 health care workers have died in california. mike dark is a lawyer for the california advocates for nursing home reform. >> the nursing homes that are sufferin

there were a airotsal t avery 2 when it came down just before landing. two people have survived.he latesrrespondent has reporter:st before the plane cro ndou.gr ite, panic a c.haosth is residential area is just a short distance away from e rescue workers combed through the driebs, pulled out of the wreager bank, alive. wat other familleariefte out ad and his mother. the rest are in the plane. reporter: the muslim festival is this weekend. that is the epicenter country's outbreak at the state of emergency has been declared for all major hospitals. the head of the airline said, in the pilot last communications, he describ a technical problem. be questions for airline authorities. rash in the past, too . for other families, there will be funerals. anchor: terrifying for the survivors waking up in the many people have had to putea their vacations on hold, or any vacation for that matter. it will take some time before tourism returns to any part of the world. for some destinations, that will hurt more than others. before the outbreak, it is one of the most vibrant economies in the wor

in some cases we are ávery clos and átomorrow we make announcements that the counties haven't alreadyce those efforts in the diningspace in the áoffice space and some malls, et cetera. more precriptive languaáge with flexibility ábut perspective in terms of the guideines being áa bit more formalized. those ácome out tomorrow. we will see i am ásure more conversations take shape and more engagement being advanced once thoseguidelines come out as well. good news. progress inááthat space and i know others are more eager to ámove more quickly. we will wor with every county and with every cityá in a practical and responsible áway. here is the caveat in the health driven áconversation. it's not that áwe don'twant to áor we would not like too. it's not because we want to be particularlyá oppressive in terms ofá people's desires and needs. it's because public health dictates tat we do this in a ájudicious and thoughtful way. áwe are not going to deviate á from that path. that is the foundational principle that guided us into the stáay áat home order and cowered usá out of the stay at home ord

rail, a álot of people thought it would ánever be built in the first place ábut he said this is the ávery ámore states reopening as the ácoronavirus grinds on. ái am doug in washington, the ádetails coming up. walk in closets... we do have a ratt problem. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. it does help us save. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ ♪ round and round! ♪ what comes around, goes around. ♪ for bundling made easy, go to geico.com that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> active >> more listort encoder cf1aná going to the process of áreopening. áincluding two of the guest of ácourse us here in california, áand new york. áas fox's doug mckelway reports ásome states are showing áprogress in the fight against á covid-19. á others are seeing outbreaks as á the number of cases rise.

there were a total of 99 people on board the airbus avery 20 when it came down just before landing.wo people have survived. our pakistan correspondent has the latest. reporter: these are the moments just before the plane crashed to the ground. at the site, panic a chaos. this residential area is just a short distance away from the airport. rescue workers combed through the debris, looking for surviving passengers and injured locals. this man, head of a major bank, was pulled out of the wreckage alive. but other families are left destroyed. >> we pulled out a small child and his mother. they are alive. the rest are in the plane. reporter: the muslim festival is this weekend. that is the epicenter of the country's outbreak at the state of emergency has been declared for all major hospitals. the head of the airline said, in the pilot last communications, he describ a technical problem. there will be questions for airline authorities. there have been other crashes in the past, too . for other families, there will be funerals. anchor: terrifying for the survivors waking up in the wreckag

i have one for omari, sophia, avery. >> i have some homework. >> grounds says educational apps have beeney to making her lesson plans work. yet something was still missing. >> i believe that there's a certain magic that happens in the classroom. they learn so much just from the face-to-face communication. how to share, how to compromise. >> last friday, a bittersweet moment. back where she would like to be, but only to pack up. >> it was here one day and gone the next, and really didn't have a chance to say their good-byes. >> hallways once jammed with hundreds of students now quiet and empty. >> and it really is sinking in that it is over. >> in two short months, the pandemic upended traditional learning. now educators are focussed on improving new ways of learning both on and offline. >> if we don't do anything differently and try to start the school year, the curriculum as usual, we're going to see a huge divide. we know that some part of learning is going to have to stay remote. social distancing is going to mean that we can't have every classroom as full of kids. so we need to find

>>with us avery eating outside compared inside for asian purpose. and we can maximize our seeding based on at 6 the radius that weaver feet so we can get enough even make it work for outside. >>92 and neighbors like rush iraq, not also like the plan. >>i think it's an excellent idea these businesses get an opportunity to keep serving their customers and keep making money. it's shut down like this the way it is it would be really hard for small businesses to sustain in the long run the al fresco plan is expected to be discussed by a city committee this week with possible approval by the full city council later in the month. >>in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. >>now your restaurant is open for business we want to know about it we have a new section on our web site called yes we're open it is a list of restaurants and dining options that are open for takeout or delivery in the bay area restaurant owners can submit their business to be added to the list and the viewer skin search to see places that are open near them, you're looking at that web

the plan includes cleaasng of work avery 2-3 hours, employee temperature che, s twice a de use of face shields and masks, and the addition of barriers for physical distancing. the move comes days after at least 11 people were killed by a gas leak at a factory making polystyrene products was a rowed toopen. authorities are still investigating the cause of the accident. iran says it has offered to do a prisoner swap with the united states with no conditions, because of the coronavirus outbreak. both iran and the united stes have called for the release of prisoners because of the risk the virus poses. an iranian spokesperson said today that the u.s. has yet to respond to its offer. one likely candite for the swap is u.s. navy veteran michael whe, who has been tained in iran since 2018. ic mid-march white was released from prison on m furlough because of the risk of coronavirus, but is required to stay in iran. with most high school graduation ceremonies cancelled this monthe studenrting labs is collecting video diaries of high school st country on social media. to learn where to submit yo

. >> am very disappointed in the eadership. á ávery disappointed in elon musk disappointd for puttingactivist groups united public workers for action, áand worker solidarity áaction network organized this rally áoutside the fremont manufacturng planát. >> what is going on here today is a travesty. >> reporter: they want ceo elon musk fired thing he put workers in harm's way when he insisted work resume without providing proper personal protective equipment. >> elon musk is a billionaire and ásaid he's above the law. he doesn't have to follow the shelter áin place lot. he said that you come and arrest them. i ásay that the government hereá in fremont and the government of california should arrest him. >> reporter: protesters also called on osha to hire more ásafety inspectors and called for ágovernor gavin newsom to áprotect california workers. á >> and injustice against one is an injustice against all. >> reporter: it is been a contentiou átime for tesla. last tursday,á elon musk sent an email to employees telling the álimited production would áresume, despite alameda counties shelter

bernie's governing party has staged its a final rally ahead of a general election next week and his name avery stay in as the presidential candidate is a close ally of president here and currencies are who's stepping down after 15 years u.n. and civil society observers have been refused permission to monitor the elections. over the past few months and especially the last few weeks during the campaign that kicked over on the 27th of april that the the ruling party in the government is really trying to show that this is that this is a legitimate electoral process so that means that there are currently 7 presidential candidates with 2 main ones they have been able to campaign freely to organize rallies and to to mobilize the population to to give the impression to the gruen ians and the outside groups that this is in the legitimate electoral process . 3 female leaders of the opposition who went missing earlier this week have been found outside the capital harare they disappeared during a demonstration led by the movement for democratic change on wednesday the women say they were beaten and sexual

while working for avery dennison, he was part of the team that set up the first commercially successful self-adhesive postage stamp. he has written 20 books. his biography of general william smith won multiple awards, including the dr. james i. robertson junior literary prize for confederate history. he has written several articles for the gettysburg magazine and other historical publications. scott and his wife debby reside in north pennsylvania. scott? scott: thanks for coming today. i want to talk a little about the role of the railroads in pennsylvania. i have written three books on the railroads that ran between maryland and pennsylvania during the civil war. from east to west, the philadelphia-wilmington and baltimore railroad which of course ran through those three key cities. the northern central railway which ran from harrisburg down to baltimore, and the third key railroad between maryland and pennsylvania during the civil war, the cumberland valley railroad, the subject of our talk today. targeted by the army during the civil war. two had their bridges burned near baltimore f

amazing story of entrepreneurship, persistence, the american dream within a very readablwritten in averyreadabl. congratulations to you and your co- writer. we give kudos. it is a great read and i recommend it. >> guest: i appreciate that. thank you very kindly. >> this program is available as a podcast. all "after words" programs can be viewed on the website at booktv.org. .. >> welcome to the virtual author talk series and i am your host.

burger king, avery started a thousand of their dining rooms.so heard from starbucks expecting to get 90% of their stores up and running by early june. a big business is itching to get back up and running. they need to, because we have 36 million of those jobless claims. >> shannon: yeah, and there are couple things. if there's a study we talked about earlier on the show who said there's a better way to do this. in this country, you're not going to lock people down on the basis of their age or any other equality that they could go sue you about. we love our freedom here, so much. it's going to be very hard to convince people we should do that. targeted lockdowns are better, the editorial writing this protect the most vulnerable, but don't put the entire state and economic cold storage in the name of a false choice between saving lives and saving them money. targeted lockdowns can save more lives, and more likelihood. how w do we make this balance? >> i agree. one thing we've learned in the last three months is who most outbreaks. over 65 or 70 o

>>avery moore and starts at california state university fullerton in the fall, but instead of moving into her dorm meeting new friends and sitting in class she'll be taking classes online from her brentwood home just like dominick net starts at san francisco state university in a few months and was looking forward to all the city has to offer its like it's a brand new experience is a brand-new every being sought for my first time it's a little disappointing not only to experience entirety most classes across the california state university system will continue to be held online through the fall coronavirus forcing the system's 23 schools to go virtual to prevent people from getting sick some students will still go on campus for courses that require hands-on learning i think such a hard. >>thing because you know that you need to do it for your safety, but again this has been something that so many of us have been looking forward to 4. >>years now. >>some students are still waiting to hear if they'll be heading to college or staying home not every university has made a final decision i

doors.á á we are joined from the city where ábusinesses are welcoming back customers in a different áveryancisco shops are open for business but with á changes. no customers inside, curbside the ácup and delivery only. áthese doors are open at the shp á. customers are beginning to á come back. >> it had early sales so far. that feels good. it feels good to have people respnd áto opening. >>> green apple books was also happy áto welcome customers bac toá the cup curb side as a suppleent to their online sales. >> we are checking that out. áit's nice to be able to have people and recognize your áneighbors. we apprecite the safe and ágentle opening. >> san francisco's mayor was on home to celebrate the opening of green appl start ásupport local businesses she átalked about allowing some customers áto reenter stores again áand reopen businesses wih ápersonal contacts such as nailá and hair salons. the ácity will follow the á science but she said she nderstaánds the desire to move á quickly. >> we preshaped the curbside á pickup at retail. for ámost of us when i go by, i'm ágoing to walk in the

they are twins but same last name same year we're going to go with that congratulations abigail and avery you can submit a graduate go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020. under the news tab and submit a picture of your graduate let us know which high school they attended and what's next for him or her. >>and the news continues at kron 4 news at 9 on kron-on well bell live for us in the newsroom shows what's in store and wow. >>yeah ken and pam coming up on kron-on at 9 and east bay father sharing his story of surviving covid-19 he's finally home after spending weeks in intensive care and at one point in a coma now he's describing his fight with the virus. and what he's learned during this experience you want to miss this plus as dozens of states ease restrictions we're learning more about what could the coming months, look like a group of researchers say there are 3 possible scenarios, including when a second wave of infections could head to got those stories and more next on kron on that's our 24 7 streaming up. it is free to download and watch now back to you know well thank yo

. >> it makes you feel grateful á because the school has been ávery supportive.ay morning. by the afternoon i think that árain begins to taper off. áwe're still going to see the á breezy conditions, and the ácooler conditions, more on á those numbers in just a moment. let's átake a look of a future átest for you. áinto tomorrow morning, claudiaá because. ámade at high-level clouds, butá bob we've got low clouds, in aras likeá ocean beach as well áas pacifica, half moon bay. áas we get into the afternoon, áthe clouds on and offered a miá of sun and clouds beware dry. áit is 7:00, it is now moving into lake county. ámoving into the north of sonom county. á then getting into late evening hours áit wants to have a right áover the north bay. áfor the central self bay, for á the most part we are going to ácall for a dry day on saturday ásunday morning things start to áchange, it does move through. á will be left in the afternoon aá little bit of a break there. á with what's going on in ánorthern california, offered the paific.á áwe have the possibility of isolated thun

this is a situation that we will avery to watch as it develops. i want to show you a couple different factors at play because it is not much of a beach day. it is cold, 55 degrees out, windy, a little bit of rain, easy to social distance out there on the beach, but i want to compare that to the boardwalk, the city actually says the conditions here are actually working a bit against them, maybe pushing people onto the boardwalk where it's easy to social distance so long as you're paying attention. i want to compare this scene to what it looked like on saturday, other different factors at play, a warmer day, 85 degrees out and sunny. the mayor of ocean city rick meehan hells me the situation is challenging. it was more crowded on saturday. the city is urging folks to social distance, maintain six feet of separation, urging folks to wear masks, police reminding people to follow the policies. the city says it has done its part to do this and now it's on people to do their part. >> it's challenging. we have a large number of people that have come to oc

>>oh definitely it's a good idea of people with us avery eating outside compared inside for the nation purpose. and we can maximize our seeding based on at 6 the radius never wavered seats we can get enough even make it work for outside 92. >>the plan is expected to be discussed by a city council committee this week with a possible approval by the full council later in the month. the ideas have a plan ready when shelter-in-place orders are east. >>and here's a blast from the past to drive in services back at an iconic restaurant in san francisco mel's drive-in car hop service and takeout is now available from 8 in the morning until 10 at night this is the location on geary boulevard you can see that one drivers picking up an order right there the car hop service takes us back to 1927 when this whole kind of service started in the first place if your restaurant is open for business we want to know about it we have a new section on our web site called yes we're open. it's a list of restaurants and dining options open for takeout or delivery in the bay area. restaurant owners can submit t

>>all right, avery said, yeah, ok are ready to go is bring those guys back again, but no i mean likeo get the of grace everybody. stay safe. yet a mascot. - i don't know what your relationship status is, and i don't care, but i need to know someone's got lindsay's back 24 hours a day. - always. - hey, olinsky? michelle sovana keeps calling for you. - you know, now would be a great time for you to try to be my dad. - i'm trying here. trust me. - look, mom, it's not that you're bad for me. it's that we're bad for each other. we need time apart. - this is hank voight. he put you up to this. i'd like to report a crime by a sergeant hank voight. i want him put in jail. [soft music] ♪ - so when does the new wing at chicago med open? - november 17th, but we got pushed a week. something concerning, uh, sconces, i believe. - cool. can i ask you a question?

>>oh definitely it's a good idea of people with us avery eating outside the party inside for the nation purpose. and we can maximize our seeding based on at 6 the radius never wavered seats we can get enough even make it work for outside 92. >>right now fewer than 10% of restaurants in downtown san jose are open for takeout and delivery a blast from the past car hop services back at mel's drive-in in san francisco here is the scene at the mel's drive-in on geary boulevard in the city you can see a driver picking up an order missing the roller skates but you know they're working on it so to work in progress mel's first opened up in san francisco back in 1947 with a year round car hop serviceman now that 50's fine is back. it's happy days all over again as a social distancing measure to keep things going and safe if your restaurant is open for business. we want to know about it we have a new section on our website is called yes we're open it's a list of restaurants and dining options for takeout or delivery in the bay area. restaurant owners can submit their businesses to be added to the

their children, spouses and especially their four granddaughters, alayna, avery and abella and artan. on may 9.ed her funeral was on the 15th. four days later, rocky past and his funeral was yesterday. d and his funeral was yesterday. i spoke to his son-in-law and talked about their family bonds that were forged through strong values that rocky and betsy instilled in their children and grandchildren. especially their love for the jersey shore and their overall appreciation for the preciousness of life. may god bless them both. it is only fitting that we acknowledge them and pay homage to them as we open up for the summer on the shore. god bless them both. today, we also remember one of our tremendous first responders. david pinto from wellington. from manyout dave including my dear friend, bernadette mcpherson. dave i heard about from all different elections. he was burned -- born in jersey city. he found a new avenue of service. since 1994, he had been a member of the emt squad with the new jersey sports and exposition or authority. he was proud to say he worked at world cup soccer m

one on the commodity very case -- avery case and the other on the coronavirus. the first on the coronavirus, the vice president is said to be in some sort of self-isolating -- keeping his distance from people, but what do you say to americans who say, how can you keep me safe if even the vice president is self isolating, and why hasn't testing gone to the point where every american who wants a test can get a test? pres. trump: the vice president first of all has been tested and he is negative. yesterday, tested today, and he's negative. he's in very good shape and i think that is going to be fine. as far as americans getting a test, they should all be able to get a test right now. they should be able to get a test. that is the problem with a question like that. we go through a whole announcement saying we are number one in the world by far, by a factor of 2, 3, and four, depending on what you are looking, and i get a question, when will everyone be able to get tested? if someone want to be tested right now, they will be able to get tested. as far as the incident

i will speak with scott stephenson, the ceo of risk assessment and data management firm averis.arts and want to check them out, go to gtv . this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for bottom line. we look at companies in sectors worth watching. today our focus is on business risk. ,oining me is scott stephenson verisk analytics ceo. specializes in insurance and financial services. i want to highlight something tighten is talking about. they are saying they see a long road to a post covid recovery. they see higher costs because of the covid and they see structural changes in their business. are you hearing that a lot from your customers? scott: yes. the primary thing i'm hearing from our customers, and i think this is partly a function of the fact we are a data analytics company and that is what we support our customers with, is i hear many companies knowing they need to become the better digital version of themselves. as they have gone through this moment and they have been forced into remote operations and they have felt the gears grinding, if they have felt the gears grinding, the

we get back to nfl á football some. á thank you for joining us. á >> thank you, i appreciate that áverying around that 3% in more than 700 pointsá , the upside there. á the largest private employer iná san francisco is trying to áthink about when its 9000 á workers can get back to the office, áit is appearing for áthat. salesfáorce tells the san á francisco chronicle it will á require facemasks and succeed á separation for all workers. there áwill also be temperature scans áand hand sanitizer on every loor, and cleaning crews will work throughout the day. ásalesforce is also planning toá limit the number of people in á its buildings and in the á elevators. wel the ánumber of people using their áhome computers to see á their doctors is on the rise. á in fact, record-breaking levelsá during the pandemic. á new research finds the number oá telemedicine visits will climb to 1 billion in the united ástates, alone, by the end of ths year. á the study found many of those á patients are worried about á going to the hospital and á possibly being exposed to the á virus. á>>> well, federal agents

a can also be avery -- be infusing time. it is important to provide as much clarity as possible, and as much certainty from fha as possible in fulfilling its countercyclical duty. sen. crapo: many of our facilities at the frontlines of the battle against covid-19 are financed in part through fha 242 programs. can you speak quickly, about 45 second, to f.h.a.'s role in the health care economy and some of the challenges they face? mrs. wade: yes, again, mr. chairman, that is a very portant part of the f.h.a. portfolio. no one should be concerned except serving those who are covid-19 patients in need and protecting the health and safety of their employees. healthve now in f.h.a.'s care portfolio, it's a time we need to provide maximum flexibility and to that i know f.h.a. has already taken action to allow these health care facilities to access things like their resembings and it is important to work each and every day with the operators of these facilities in order to sustain eir mention and -- f.h.a. as mortgage insurer and ma

government needs to get on the ball here and get the test out there so we know who has this and it's taken avery long time for that to happen . president trump can still recover from this i think from the initial missteps or slowness of the response because he said it's just like any other fuel flew initially. it turns out people are really scared about it . saying they're overdoing it, but nevertheless it's a real problem in people's minds so president trump to deal with this now and this is him announcing some of his programs and he's now taking action which is probably what americans see most of all and he's recognizing the severity of the problem in people's minds so that is i think a step in the right direction. this is a case where of course i couldn't accommodate in my book which has already been published but this coronavirus is an example of a crisis that could really undermine or propel the president. it's right in play right now and that's what we're all looking at at this moment. so anyway with that i want to thank you for coming and i hope that was helpful in understanding this noti