why did you ask that question, bernadette?t those who are the most vulnerable continue to get the support and that continues. i'm one of those vulnerable people. i have carers who care for me, so i know how much kindness can mean first—hand and having their respect and having other peoples respect through what they do, it's just, you feel more noticed and when you are more noticed people are different, and a lot of people feel lonely but people that are vulnerable feel lonely a lot of the time because for me, i'm either in my bed or my wheelchair. to have somebody reach out to you and say, how are you today? you don't get that daily. you don't get people bringing packages to your door and saying, this is for your family because we know what you are going through. we want you to feel like you are loved and everything, but that should happen anyway. do you think that this kind of kindness and respect that you say you have observed happening during the pandemic, do you think it will continue, bernadette? to be honest, with how so

why did you ask that question, bernadette?continue to get the support and that continues. i'm one of those vulnerable people. i have carers who ca re vulnerable people. i have carers who care for me, so i know how much kindness can mean first—hand and having their respect and having other peoples respect through what they do, it'sjust, you feel more noticed and when you are more noticed and when you are more noticed people are different, and a lot of people feel lonely but people that are vulnerable feel lonely a lot of the time because for me, i'm either in my bed or my wheelchair. to have somebody reach out to you and say, how are you today? you don't get that daily. you don't get people bringing packages to your door and saying, this is for your family because we know what you are going through. we want you to feel like you are loved and everything, but that should happen anyway. do you think that this kind of kindness and respect that you say you have observed happening during the pandemic, do you think it will continue, b

. >> reporter: three-time tony winner bernadette peters is a living legend of broadway ♪ originatingthe woods." ♪ >> madam rose! reporter: and starring in the 2003 revival of "gypsy" where she shared the stage with a ghost light. ♪ >> it's always there, and it does represent the theater and it's always lit. >> reporter: do you think that that's a powerful symbol? >> i do, because we're going to come back at some point. >> reporter: before the shutdown, there were 31 shows running on broadway and 8 which hadn't even opened to the public. these days, the theater district is, indeed, ghostly. the sound of music replaced by the sound of silence. >> it's like you're running a race, and suddenly everyone says, okay, stop and go home. you say, wait a minute. it's -- i don't know how to describe it, mo, but our regular clocks are off. that's all i can say. >> reporter: veteran stage manager peter lawrence won a special tony award in 2013. he was in rehearsal for a new show when everything came to a stop. >> most people that i know in the theater don't really fit any place else. there's nothi

one step ahead of you-- bernadette and wolowitz are going with us. oh, very well.e the sleeping arrangements? we've only been dating for three years. if we were to share a room, people might talk. i got you your own room. what if my room has a claw-foot bathtub? it doesn't. i know it makes you feel like you're bathing inside a monster. look, i appreciate the effort, but i'm still unclear how this trip is supposed to be enjoyable for me. we're going to have valentine's day dinner on a fully functioning vintage train. vintage? be specific. an alcoa fa-4 diesel locomotive leading a train of meticulously restored 1915 pullman first-class coaches. (gasps) wow. i'm feeling the urge to hug you. and one... and two... all right, gollum, we're good.

bernadette is a successful microbiologist.he should be celebrated for her achievements, not her looks. i mean, what kind of message does that send? i think the message is-- "check out the rack on that scientist." why can't someone be thought of as both smart and pretty? i just don't think a professional woman should have to flaunt her sexuality in order to get ahead. okay, what's the big deal? look, if it helps me make a sale with a physician, i don't think it hurts to flirt a little. i mean, laugh at their joke, touch their arm, maybe crank up the ac in the car beforehand, you know, to wake up the girls. maybe it's different in the world of sales, but it's already hard enough for women to be taken seriously in science. i was kind of excited about the article, but now you're making me feel bad. no, i think you should do whatever you want. you know, maybe if fashion magazines had female scientists in them, i would've become a theoretical physicist. stop smirking at each other. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪

it's going so it's not bernadette all right. or at least not exactly. what are you going to do all right. what are you going to do at this time other than these kinds of things maybe pick up a ten-pack of that beyond meat and bing watch whatever the netflix algorithm picked out for you alone? gaming time. have you tried call of duty or grand theft auto how about the next day after all, we have a lot of time to fill. at work every day is tuesday is today tuesday tomorrow is tuesday. every day is tuesday but, you know, on the weekends, you can garden i take pictures of bees. imagine, yeah, the secret life of bees, man i'm almost ag business now maybe you're like me and go out at the 18-foot whale and go boating and fishing. if you can find a whale, they are sold out you can't -- go buy some stock they are crushing it this is the first recession where the boat stocks are red hot. unless you buy a yacht, you're probably going to spent a lot less on entertainment than before the pandemic. there are only so many things you can do for fun right now and most of

ortega's activist bernadette do gas was forced to leave the islands more than 50 years ago she told me she didn't plan to return did want the government to sort out compensation for those evicted i would love to go as. a mother. well i call what we like. like the one where we go where the new star is where we all are but god knows what will. be there. there was a little care for us all or what will i do that i want to. better that would you like to see the government sort out the compensation issue not yet we stand ready i would you like to see the result of that definitely yes and it will be our. big big aura that will show you that they share. our reporters revealed the british border force didn't know how many detention centers it runs and criticized a lack of oversight and accountability the study by her majesty's inspectorate of prisons found that vulnerable detainees had been held for too long one pregnant woman was held in detention for 28 hours with what it considered a little meaningful engagement in another case it took border force 2 hours to take a pregnant woman to hospita