you do your best and you strive to do your best and if you do your best, the promotions, the jobs, andthat sort of stuff will come in. that would be -- get an objective and do your best. become self actualized. >> colonel alexander. >> you guys and gals think about where we were. we flew f 80 sixes. now we are of 22's. i read the f-35, a completely new world. but it's and transition. from where you are and stepping through. i was a reserve officer and the the company -- for people flew the air force academy advisor. the training today is so much advanced. but it is so productive. very productive. how we also ask you, do the best you can. be a nerd. seriously. sit on the front seat in class. you ever see the guy walk in and the first thing he does is walk to the back of the room? be honored. sit at the front seat. the teacher is giving you his knowledge. transferring his knowledge to you. if you sit too far back, like me, you can't hear it. life is so exciting today. from what it was 70 years ago. take advantage of it. be entered. that's my advice. >> (laughs) >> outstanding. colonel ha

picture best screenplay and best director for nora. dylan alexanderplatz one the runner up prosper best film they doubly correspondent scott ross perot sent us this summary of the knot system crasher and berlin alexanderplatz an intimate social drama and the sweeping political epic were the winners of this year's lola's and showed the breadth of modern german cinema now it might seem a bit obscene to hold a awards ceremony in the midst of a pandemic but the german film academy rightly in my opinion decided that the show must go on without an audience without applause but with a few interesting and compelling moments like when 11 year old best actress winner helmut saniel of system crasher accepted her lola via video link from her parents' kitchen her mother screaming in the background it's moments like the personal intimate surprising that remind us what cinema at its best can give us and until that moment when we can go back to the movies together it gave us a glimpse of what we're all missing and you're up to that money's coming up i

david: so, the best treatment for ebola is liquids? flushing out? dr.ci: it's essentially intensive care. the patient we took care of here at nih was one of the sickest patients that i've ever treated. i have taken care of thousands of sick patients. david: and what happened to the patient? dr. fauci: he is alive and well, and back home right now with his family. david: really? dr. fauci: this is the ugly ebola. this is what ebola looks like. it's called filovirus because it's like a thread. filo, the latin word for thread. in 1995, there was an outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo. a person who survived ebola, this man here, came to the nih. we took his b-cells, we cloned the b-cells, and we made the monoclonal antibody, which means we made his cells produce an antibody, in large amounts, that actually binds to this lipoprotein right here. david: right. dr. fauci: now, this antibody, as we're speaking, is being tested in the democratic republic of the congo as one of the potential treatments for ebola. david: so if somebody comes to me and

all while doing your best not to pop your piece. posthumous.and so i am proud to be here to celebrate all of tonight's nominees. [applause] and now let's find out who actually won. at the audie most of the awards will be acknowledged by the winners standing at their tables for flaws practice how we're going to acknowledge winners. will all of the judges are with us tonight and be recognized for their hard work? [applause] we couldn't do any of this without you. all right, great job. now one more practice session , will all of the finalists in the audience the stand and be recognized. back. >> .. recognition goes to penguin random house audio for coming. [applause] the people have spoken. and now it's my pleasure to introduce the first presenters evening, jared is the oddity nominated author of hey kiddo which was a finalist. his grandfather used to sayne they're going to name him oscar and his name would've been -- a great way to learn to pronounce his last name assuming you have an accent. mo williams writes award-winning books, television pla

you do your best and strive to do your best and if you do your best, the rest of it, the promotions and the jobs and that sort of stuff will come in, but that would be my best -- just get an objective and do your best to achieve it. >> excellent. >> become self-actualized. >> colonel alexander? >> i'm sitting here taking you guys and gals, it's the peak of where we were. we flew f-86s and now f-2s and i read a new one, the f-35 and a completely new world, but there's been a transition from where you were, but stepping through -- i was a reserve officer. i accompanied four people through the academy air force adviser and training today is so much advanced, but it's so productive. we also want to ask you, do the best you can. be a nerd. [ laughter ] seriously, sit on the front seat in class. you ever see the guys walk in and the first thing they do is go to the back of the room? be a nerd. sit on the front seat. the teacher is trying to give you this knowledge. transfer this knowledge to you and if you sit too far back like me, you can't hear it. and it was different from what was 70 year

trudeau sends his best wishes to borisjohnson... best wishes to boris johnson... the president trudeau sends his best wishes to borisjohnson... the president of that you commission says... her thoughts are with the per minister and herfamily thoughts are with the per minister and her family this evening to see in english and a full and speedy recovery. michel barnier wishing borisjohnson all the recovery. michel barnier wishing boris johnson all the best... recovery. michel barnier wishing borisjohnson all the best... the french president, manual macron, all my support to boris johnson, his family and the british people at difficult moment. with social media, my thoughts are with the preminger and his family. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, similar sentiments. as you sayjames, thoughts and wishes from around the world. we have also had the opposition, labour leader to make your starmer, asking people to pray. we had sadiq khan, the mayor of london. it does remind people of when ronald reagan was shot in 1980, and he was w

lemonis: and the best of the best of the best is here. it looks good, guys.e, you're like, "i could work out of here." lemonis: and it took a lot longer to do that renovation than it was supposed to. mike: i think we said two weeks, and it took -- lemonis: two months. john: it was hard. mike: two months, yeah. amber: and how much did it cost? john: about $90,000. mike: it was about $80,000, $90,000, yeah. amber: over $100,000? $120,00? mike: yeah, that's about right. lemonis: $137,000. mike: and we're surprised that you weren't facetiming us like, "what's it look like? let me see the plan." you just said, "go for it." amber: he doesn't always do that. lemonis: i never do that. mike: that's why i was surprised. and it took a long time, but it came out awesome. lemonis: yeah, you boned our show, but that's fine. mike: that tape line -- john: this is literally where you put the tape. it was exactly right here. mike: that's where the tape was. lemonis: you can see that if i pushed you guys hard enough, this is what we ended up with. mike: yeah. lemonis: i see abs

the involvement of best housing was a result of the 2nd world war. many residents of heineken start were at the front and there weren't enough strong men left to carry the figures. so the dean wrote a letter to the parish priest at best house and asking for support the men from vest house and volunteered to carry the cross years later when the men of highly can start wanted to take it back the volunteers were reluctant to hand it over. to new york. we had a meeting and discussed the situation and we decided we're not going to relinquish the honor we received. the letter and we were good enough during the war we were good enough afterwards. to do. that i thought my father often told us that the men of best house and what dead against it and i'm glad they were . 12 men are not families we all agree we should carry on bearing the cross instead of giving it back. to. their determination paid off that trialing took over the cross from his father in 1906 my father said he'd been carrying the cross for 40 years he asked if i wanted to take it over of course

all while doing your best. posthumous. and i'm here to celebrate all of tonight's nominees.mi [applause] at the audie most will be acknowledged by the winner standing at their table for applause let's practice so we will acknowledge winners. all of the judges tonight please stand and be recognized for your hard work. [applause] will all of the final list please stand to be recognize. and with this acknowledgment we heard from audiobook lovers as they voted on social media for their favorite audioblog and the people's choice recognition goes to penguin random house audio for becoming. [applause] the people have spoken so now the first presenters of the evening, the audie nominated author of hey kiddo a finalist and one the odyssey award. his grandfather used to say they would name him oscar his name would try to pronounce his last name. mo willems right award-winning books and televisions in place and serves as the kennedy center first education artist in residence. thanks to him he is yet to be a contestant on wait wait do

so the dean wrote a letter to the parish priest at best house and asking for support the men from best house and volunteered to carry the cross years later when the men of highly can start wanted to take it back the volunteers were reluctant to hand it over. to new york. we had a meeting and discussed the situation and we decided we're not going to relinquish the honor we received. the letter if we were good enough during the war we were good enough afterwards. to do that they. told us that the manifest how's and what dead against it and i'm glad they were or . 12 men are in our families we all agreed we should carry on bearing the cross and stead of giving it back. with. their determination paid off. that trialing took over the cross from his father in 1906 my father said he'd been carrying the cross for 40 years he also if i wanted to take it over of course i did you know. i stayed closer kept an eye on. that i was carrying it the right way it's not easy and fast you have to fall in line with the other bearers and take direction from the men who've been doing it for years. it's trick

and system crash of the story of a troubled child scoops the best film and best director prizes at the german film. american how it welcome we stop at the united states where president donald trump has caused a lot by suggesting people infected with the coronavirus could be treated with ultraviolet light and disinfectant trump why does remarks during a white house press briefing after a presentation by a government official suggesting that hate and sunlight could weaken the virus now trump has since claimed he wasn't encouraging people to ingest disinfectant but his comments dismayed medical professionals present at the briefing. we're grateful to be joined by a very special u.s. president donald trump stay true to form on friday claiming his comments were deliberately misinterpreted by the fake news media he said his words had been taken out of context and had been misunderstood but i was asked to circle it has taken a very sarcastic question to the reporters in the room about disinfectant on the inside but it does kill it and it would kill it in the hands and that would make things m

you could have the best book, you could have the best message, the best story but you have to tell people it's out there and there are so many great books out right now. the thing is, you have to have the right plan to launch and so far, this is my sixth book overall, my fourth one with them and i have never had one like this for this long. we been out about three weeks and we are doing the best we can to get the word out so thank you for posting this morning. i was reluctant to do itt becaue to come into washington, it will be worth it, he said. to see this professionalism and know you are drinking and eating for free makes me feel better. [laughter] we don't want you eating in washington d.c. with doctor prince. good to see things so calm in washington these days, not much happening. this way, when you have a historical impeachment happening when everything is more compelling. if you go to a restaurant for aa second, will have major stories so i'm going'm to run through ts breach if you know what i'm saying. so my goal has always been held, get away from politics, comp, bush, obama work

low 60s at best. not much variation because everybody is going to be under the same deck of clouds and everybody is seeing the rain showers moving in. already into the north bay as the sun comes up saturday morning. the showers push through heading into saturday afternoon. the first burst of rain won't last all day. a little break in the action saturday late afternoon into the evening, but a few stray showers possible at any point over the entire weekend, once the first batch of rain moves in. there's the heavier rain. looks to move in sunday morning. that pushes through my early to mid-sunday afternoon. if we get the heavier downpours or small hail, that looks to be late morning into early afternd we get a little break sunday evening, but lingering showers still in the forecast on monday. and in the high country, it's going to be snow and a lot of it. here's the rain we expect through monday. talking about a half inch to three quarters of an inch in most spots. but the higher terrains, the mountains

speaking of fruit, what is the best fruit to make a pipe out of?- i went to jamaica and he had me come over to his house and he pulled out a carrot and he was smoking out of a carrot and it was the best smoke i ever had in my life. the top end of it made it like where you put the weed in the fat part of the carrot and then shaped the bottom of it. it was amazing. >> jimmy: i love that. that's a vegetable technically, but i like that. it's like snoop dogg and nugs bunny or something like that. a carrot. wow. that is a great 4/20 tip, snoop. snoop, you know, i'm going to be making a donation to the charity of each of our guests' choice. your charity is the snoop youth football league. correct? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: and you guys are doing something special for sposhl needs kids right now. >> yes. we have the snoop special stars. we've been around for three years and we've been providing after school programs for them, flag football. we've been having them intermingle. it's become regular, you know, out of the house and not be so secluded. that's what

kris: he's the best. he's the best dad and he's a doting father.those kids more than anything. loves kim. they have a great relationship. they live across the street. when he had his medical issues, um, a couple of years ago, your family really rallied around him. - kris: always. - harvey: in my other-- in my other job, watching that, i don't know how he would've done without you guys. you know what? i think we're just all lucky, and i just keep saying this, but just extremely blessed to have each other. i mean, this is-- you know, you have, one beautiful, short life, and so you get through it the best you can, and when you have one another to share it with, and to be so close to, you know, there's-- there's no other option for us. we're just there when we need each other. and then finally, kris, you've had so many successes. well, you have. - i mean, you've had-- - i don't know. the one thing i can think of that didn't work out great was the talk show you tried. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, kris jenner! ( cheers and applause ) hi, everybody! t

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you can't do more than the best. you do your best and you strive to do your best. if you do your best, the rest of it -- the promotions and the jobs and that sort of stuff will come in. but that would be my best. just get an objective and do your best to achieve it. become self-actualized. >> colonel alexander? >> sitting here thinking you guys and gals where we were, you flew f-86s and our f-22s -- the f-35 and completely new world. but there's been a transition from where you were. i was a tuskegee, i was a reserve officer and i accompanied four people through the air force academy adviser. and today is so much advance. but it's so productive. very productive. do the best you can. be a nerd. seriously. sit on the front seat in class. you ever see guys walk in and the first thing they do, they go to the back of the room and sit at the back. be a nerd, sit on the front seat. the teacher is trying to give you this knowledge, transfer this knowledge to you. and if you sit too far back like me, you can't hear it. life is so exciting. today from what it was 70 years ag

the best approach to have.w leader in the scottish government has instructed us to take this, is to make sure the questions we are asking of the scottish government are the ones that nudged the government in a direction where they need to go. we had similar issues regarding ppe with front line staff that you have had south of the border. i don't think there is anybody anywhere in the uk that wa nts to anybody anywhere in the uk that wants to see an opposition party in any of the four parliaments playing politics. we want the country to come together, to be led by the government and governments, and doing everything that is required to keep us safe and well and your family safe. that means there is a strong and important role for a grown—up opposition party, which every indication we have seen since sir keir starmer came every indication we have seen since sir keirstarmer came in, every indication we have seen since sir keir starmer came in, the labour party is now returning to. i think thatis party is now retur

in those who suffer the worst disease professor you know you talk about a vaccine that works best is it possible that in our haste to find a vaccine that we could possibly have something on the market let's say next year that is not optimal and that may not help as many people as we would like are are we looking at the future maybe at 1st with 2nd rate vaccines being the 1st ones on the market. well none of them are 2nd rate i don't want to disparage any of the efforts there must be over $100.00 groups around the world and probably invent many more and we wish each group the very best you know this is this is not a game people are dying every day around the world in our community here in boston as well so we wish all the groups the very best and as you know trials have already begun in the united states and around the world and even if we see here in a few months that these trials are positive in the sense that the vaccine appears safe and induced in anybody response there's still the matter of how do you scale this solution to make hundreds of millions or billions of doses this is w

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lol is including best picture best screenplay and best director for north side. well culture correspondent and film expert scott ross perot was following the award ceremony for scott tell us about the way the. yeah it was a system crasher which was a bit of a surprise because this is a small social drama about a sort of out of control kid a 1st time film from a female director north and it wasn't considered the front runner this year that was on the plots which is this huge big political epic a modern day retelling of a german literary classic but maybe there is something about the sort of intimate personal story of system crash that really spoke to people maybe particularly at this sort of time of isolation and crisis when we're all sort of forced back at our own are all in our own families and our own isolation in any case that the film is incredibly powerful particularly particularly the lead character played by now 11 year old helena saying oh who gives a really terrifying performance as this out of control child who can't really be helped by the german socia

we want to take advantage of the best science, the best available information as opposed to each count sort of doing it on their own without really taking advantage of all the expertise that's available in the state. so yeah, i don't have anything specific around phase two, but we can share with you the documents around what we're doing that revolves around what we should be doing in phase two. >> supervisor safai: okay. my questions have to do with phase one. this has to do with s.n.f. facilities. i have a s.n.f. facility in district one. they've doing that as a way to continue to, as you talked about in terms of our treatment phase, ensuring that we have i.c.u.s, acute care, hospital space, in case that there was a surge, so i understand the thinking behind

i work with some of the best doctors in the world. these people are amazing and they have the best strategies to try and get people through this. not just our doctors but doctors across the country have found that turning over, laying on your stomach can make your breathing better because of the dynamics of the oxygen and the blood flow in the lungs. one thing they are doing for patients is they give them oxygen and asking them to lay on their stomach. that is able to keep a few patients also ventilators. this is not a strategy i would recommend doing at home. if you are short of breath, you should go to the hospital where we can keep an eye on you, but little things like that can make a big difference. i am so proud of our medical team for the work they are doing , and what an amazing job they are doing. host: we are going to go for calls for dr. emily landon. eric is calling from rome, georgia. caller: don't you think that we need a health care system for all? in adequateas shown and capitalism has failed. we have went to a socializ

you can have the best book, you can have the best message you can have the best story but you've got to tell people it's out there there so many bogreat books out into the right plan to launch. so far i have never, this is my six the book overall, my fourth one was sentinel and i have never thing hit on all gears like this for this long. we have been out for about three weeks we are just doing the best we can to get the word out. so it's great, christian thank you for hosting this for me. i was ael little reluctant to do it, to comen into washington in the middle of the week you commend here you be worth it, you see these offices the professionalism and to know you guys are drinking and eating for free makes me feel better. [laughter] we don't want to eating in washington d.c. with a jacked up rates. it's good to see things so calm in washington these days, not much happening. it's also great to have a his and trend history book out with is a historical everything where is more compelling each second if you go to the restroom for a minute you lose four major stories. so you don't i'm

st thomas‘ hospital with the best possible clinicians. michael gove, one of his colleagues, told the bbc that the fact that the coronavirus has struck one of the country‘s most powerful man shows it can take anyone, but doctors have told as many people are recovering, lots of people are coming down with it and leaving hospital. a very worrying time for boris johnson leaving hospital. a very worrying time for borisjohnson and his family, he has a pregnant partner, and one of the worst things about coronavirus is, of course, when people are in hospital suffering from it, they cannot be visited by friends and family because coronavirus is so infectious. we are being told from sources close to the prime minister that his condition has not changed overnight, but we expect an official update from number ten later today. thank you very much, charlotte. our assistant political editor norman smith is in north london. i was struck listening to michael gove on the radio, one of boris johnson‘s top team, he was asked was ita johnson‘s top team, he wa

the best 1000 men are proud to be carrying the cross. and albert drying has taken his father's place. even pivotal it's uplifting when you see that you're part of this whole community. 8000 people have joined the procession today. another 4000 lined the streets. for the unretouched build their shoulders and the shoulders of 11 other men. the holy sepak are a heavy burden. his father is waiting to take over but young restart isn't ready to quit yet. 8 tenths of a kilometer no he's not handing over this is just a short pause. and 1.2 kilometers hasn't he had enough. everything he wants to finish now there won't be any handover we want god with all my heart i knew he wouldn't give up i knew it all along he told me he wanted to see israel's. war. the passion procession is punishing for the bears but it's a burden they carry with pride across 1500 meters whole budget and at some point i didn't want to hand over i told myself i had to finish i think he's even happier about it than i am. wearing. it hurts like sell out such as this guy i would

we also want to send best wishes toa also want to send best wishes to a very good friend of mine and minister borisjohnson. americans are all praying for his recovery, has been a really good friend, something really special. strong, resolute, doesn't quit, does not give up. buckingham palace said the queen was being kept informed about the condition of her 14th minister. the capacity of every branch of government was already stretched in a way no—one could possibly have imagined just a few months ago. and for now at least, its leader is sidelined too. chris mason, bbc news at westminster. let's get more on the reaction from the us with david smith — he's the guardian's washington bureau chief. thank you forjoining us on the programme, david. president trump seems really quite emotional when he was talking about boris johnson in emotional when he was talking about borisjohnson in the last few hours. really showing the debt of friendship and political agreement between the two. think it comes as a real shock to donald trump, like two people around the world. he is close to borisjohnson

we're doing our best. we're doing our best. winston churchill, no use saying we are doing our best. you have got to succeed in doing what is necessary. tad harsh, goes with that expression, which i think you can say tad harsh, handsome, but a tad harsh. but it's true. and that's what i say to my team every day. this is beyond best efforts. this is beyond i'm working very hard. we have to get this done. we have to succeed. we have to find a way. we have to make it happen because too much is at stake. let us point a personal note, my brother christopher, as i told you yesterday, tested positive for the coronavirus. he's at home. he's doing fine enough. he has a fever, he has chills. symptoms of basically a very bad flu. but i want -- i think this is illustrative in a number of ways. first of all, anyone with get this disease. relatively young people, strong people, people who take a lot of vitamin pills, people who go to the gym a lot, anyone can get this disease. there is no superhero who is immune from this disease. that goes for new yorker, as well as a texan, as well as a californ

[cheering] for best female narrator.lary is also running the voice of god introductions tonight, so for everyone's sake, i really hope she wins. you don't want an angry voice of god. >> no, you don't, mo. you don't want to make me angry, mo. [laughter] >> you wouldn't like her when she's angry. [laughter] please reveal your self so we can worship you. [cheering] [cheering and applauding] where she going? she sitting down. all right. now for a little history. while the awards began 25 years ago, the audiobook itself goes back much further. the very first work of western literature was an audiobook. i'm talking about the iliad is read by homer. [laughter] they wanted jones but he was unavailable. as anyone who took high school latin can tell you, his work was intended to be heard, not read. they received raves as the odyssey, homer had a two-pronged deal. go with her. it's whimsical. [laughter] there was a problem, though. this being 800 d.c., there is no such thing as recorded sound. listeners had to find him and get him

we still saw the best month since 1987 in equities. loreen: it was a great month, and yes, when you look at what is going on in the labor market and so many americans staying unemployed, the question is, how fast can they be reemployed again? --is it is it a furlough, were people will be hired again when we get the economy going, or is it going to be a longer road ahead? i thick it will take a while to work through the unemployment, and don't forget that two thirds of our economy is based on the consumer. the consumer cannot spend money if they are not employed. the fiscal policies as well as monetary policies have been implemented to try and help us along, and it has, but how much can it really help the consumer over not just the short but the longer-term? to that end, what sectors would you be picking at the moment that minimizes the exposure to a weakened consumer? we are playing offense and defense when it comes to looking at purchases. i think that is the best way to look at the markets right now. on the defensive side, consumers

we are doing our best. we are doing our best."ston churchill, "it's no use saying we are doing our best. you have got to succeed in doing what is necessary." a tad harsh, but it's true. that's what i say to my team every day. this is beyond best efforts. this is beyond "i'm working very hard." we have to get this done. we have to succeed. we have to find a way. we have to make it happen, because too much is at stake. the last point, on a personal note, my brother, christopher, as i told you yesterday, tested positive for the coronavirus. he is at home. he's doing fine enough. he has a fever, he has chills. symptoms of, basically, a very bad flu. but i think this is illustrative in a number of ways. first of all, anyone can get this disease. relatively young people, strong people, people who take a lot of vitamin pills, people who go to the gym a lot. anyone can get this disease. there is no super hero who is immune from this disease. that goes for a new yorker as well as a texan, as well as a californian. anyone can get it. no one

listen, you are the best of us.ilies are going to be given a gift by you that nobody else could. and it is so sad and it is tragic and it is wrong that that is put on you. but that is why we call you guys heroes. and i know that it doesn't end with you at their bedside. you have to think about what you're bringing home to your husband, young family, your loved ones day after day and with the equipment and i know you guys feel lonely. i know you're calling the virus the beast. i'm hearing that all over the country. and i know you guys feel like you're not sure if people get what you're up against. we get it. we get it enough, god willing to stay home and keep ourasses on the kauch so you can do the job saving the rest of us. i promise you people in my business will get it. you are doing everything for us. i'm just sorry you're in the position. >> i'm not. i was led here. this is my journey and this is what god wants me to do. so, i will do it with my faith and my head held high and do what i need to do for y'all's fa

markets are closed in observance for good friday as we end one of the best weeks in the dow since 2008 however j.p. morgan economist cut their 2nd quarter forecast even more now expect a decline of 40 percent and unemployment is expected to surge again in april to 20 percent as the current virus has a long tail now 2 big tech names are making headlines today apple and google who announced a partnership to their smartphone platforms are alerting users if they've come into contact with a person with kovan 19 also known as contact tracking the apple trace the location of infected persons and all of those that he comes into contact with it is said that this is an opt in system but it has the potential to monitor about a 3rd of the world's population to an even higher degree than they are now it is highly controversial and dangerous as it is involves sharing sensitive health information and location monitoring which raises huge privacy concerns and opens the door for further digital tracking and surveillance now over on the oil front things are still uncertain as opec and its allies failed

whitmer: well, i think we are making decisions right here and now based on the best science and the best data that we can get our hands on. we need more testing. we need to be doing robust testing in order to really assess when and how it safe to resume life. and that includes what school looks like in the fall. at this juncture, what we know is that it will be too dangerous to have kids congregating across the state right now. that's going to be true for the foreseeable future. that's why the time to move forward with a distance-learning plan for our children, because we acknowledge that if we don't hit our apex until late april or mid may, the school year is pretty much over. that's why we can't wait to see what happens. we've got to make plans to meet the needs of our kids. so far, with the fall looks like, i don't think we can, with any certainty, so we can start precisely on this day. we are giving districts flexability. we have gotten rid of standardized testing requirements. if they want to move to a balanced calendar, they have the ability. we need to work with legislature to mak

we're doing the best we can. in my time in new york city, i've never experienced such a ferocity of call volume, demand and the intensity of the system. from what we hear, we are expecting it to get worse in the next two to three weeks. we hope they're wrong, but we just are trying to get ourselves physically, psychologically ready just to meet the need. >> and it's a double-edged sword, right? because not only do you have to go on a ton of calls, but these calls are unique in that every time you show up, you are exposed to a problem. it's almost like every call you go to, you show up and there's a guy with a weapon there, pointing it at you and you do not have the equipment and you do not have the ppe that you need to cycle through the calls the way you need to. how real is that statement that i just made? >> well, it is a threat, because it's an invisible threat. we can't see this virus, we just assume it's everywhere, so, we take maximum precautions on every patient. you know, i think ems, we're a bit more for

this is my best friend.ut of control and there is nobody who can tell me and doctors can't tell me anything, and tony fauci can't tell me anything because nobody really knows. he did a show last night from his basement. what a gutsy, courageous thing to drop. kudos to him. my pop would be proud. i love you, little brother. and even though this isn't a flattering picture -- i did not pick this picture with your mouth open, but it is suitable in some ways. >> he picked it. and what else am i going to do? i'm in the basement. what am i going to sit around all day and watch that there is not the right information being given still and we're letting states make choices about whether or not they do the only single thing that can make a difference for this country? nobody can sit on the sidelines right now. least of all somebody who has been blessed with a platform to talk to you about it. and the irony about my brother joking about how i look is not lost on me, all right? like he's some box of chocolates. but his

and ninety's i asked how can you actually best memorialize someone and the best thing is actually tostop as you did and ask what is this disturbance in the ground that's something different and there are names on it and numbers and places and suddenly you realize that there are stories behind these stones. they tell of the victims of the nazi regime and are embedded in the ground in front of the former homes during this time the jews from here were harassed deported and murdered as many parts of europe. we also find stumbling blocks in the you wouldn't. the course of history today is the same as it was in the 12th century and in the center that she sure the warm synagogue. now the school board is the building may not be large but it has an incredible history it dates back to the 11th century it was burned down several times in the wars the chris sates attacked again and again and the jews informs always said we will rebuild it we belong here and we want to stay here this is testimony to an extraordinary resilience and a desire to be respected and. the building was also destroyed duri

do you want to go home yes. [ laughter ] everything is the best thing ever >> jimmy: best to everythingto a dog, and go, "i'm busy. they're just -- they're there. what do you need, what do you need do you need a kidney >> jimmy: they always say, like, "let's go. party, let's go. >> exactly, yeah you're a little bit like a dog, you're like a big puppy, aren't you? you're always there, you're ready. >> jimmy: i'm always ready, yeah i have a bigger face than a puppy. [ laughter ] >> you'll grow into it you'll grow into it. >> jimmy: you know, we talked about different charities and if there's any one, and you just said in general, let's just help any animal charities right now, if we can >> there's so many, and they're all so in need more than ever now. you know, even like pet rescue centers are in trouble there are so many -- local rescue or aspca, nationwide. so yeah, if you can even just follow one or donate a little bit, if you can. it really, it really makes a a difference and you know, it's great that you're doing this as well, because things like this, people, you know, they don't t

so which of trump's best words is his "best" best word?e to reveal the winner are michael kosta and roy wood jr. >> whoa! what a tournament, roy. i mean, when we started this bracket a month ago, nobody knew the effect it would have on the world. people are now in quarantine. new york city has a hospital boat. the stock market has crashed. >> i'm pretty sure that's because of the coronavirus. but, yeah, keep going. >> i just put you on mute intentionally soy didn't hear what you said. but the point is the bracket made a big splash. let's find out now who the winner is. >> i hope they now go and take a look at the oranges, the oranges of the-- investigation. the beginnings. and god bless the united shaysh. thank you very much. ( bell ringing ) ♪ ♪ >> oranges. owners. oranges! >> and look at this very real confetti falling from our apartments at the same time. even though we're not in the same apartment. >> it's amazing. i'm going to glue it together and use it as toilet paper. >> i gotta say, kosta, trump struggling to properly pronounce "o

speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after by his medical team receiving the very very best care from a team of sentences the hopes and prayers are with him and with his family downing street says johnson is conscious and includes spirits he's getting oxygen support but he's not on a ventilator. my thoughts are with him and his family because of the sea it's a very worrying time for them i'm going to suffer one son because it's very seriously going to intensive care i mean obviously there are a great bricks if you work of covert he might have been taking confect people who are normally healthy but including myself i think it's probably a week a call to well i think you see it in the best of attention i only hope that the rest of the british population get the same attention but unfortunately it will be the case really. in the meantime foreign secretary dominic robb has taken over the prime minister's judy's world leaders have been sending messages of support. sending my best wishes to prime minister bars johnson for a full and speedy recovery my thoughts are with you and you