bethany-long: it goes hand in hand.ng governors and individuals talking about that, returning back to the workplace and schools, but there has to be thoughtful data. in the ideal world, we would have started in december and january, statewide order's, as much testing as we could. i think that will be paramount [indiscernible] i'm sorry. go ahead. ok, thank you very much bethany hall-long. at the center of economic policy in the united states, but what happens when you try to organize an oil market globally? we will speak to bill baer of the brookings institution. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. finally got a deal yesterday, but one of the big, contentious issues among oil producers, countries around the globe, was that the united states would step up and curtail its own production. the u.s. said that it would produce less. let's speak to the antitrust officials about whether there would be a problem, ev

tim allman, bbc news. 0ur europe reporter bethany bell is in vienna. at the europe—wide situation in just a moment but first bring us up to date with the situation in austria. well, austria was one of the first countries to impose a very strict lockdown after italy, and because of that, the health minister has said that, the health minister has said that austria has been able to flatten the curve and austria has also been one of the first countries in europe to take steps to ease the restrictions. last monday they opened thousands of small shops and garden centres and hardware shops and people have been going to shop there, although strict social distancing measures are still in place, people are being urged to stay at home as much as possible and i saw yesterday when i was out shopping there are some people in town going carefully into small shops and things like that, but there are still a sense of trepidation here and the government has warned that if the infection rate starts going up again, something they will be able to measure in the next couple

thank you bethany, nice to see you. bethanbethenny frankel, we'll ge website out there as well, thanks. you can find more stories of people coming together in this time of social distancing, information how you can help, always online, 24/7 at foxnews.com. in the meantime, joe biden getting a big endorsement today, we'll tell you about that. meanwhile the trump team announcing big numbers for first quarter fund-raising, the 2020 matchup. concern for students all across america. will virtual learning affect the progress they should have made come this fall? that's next. given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop on

. >> reporter: these days, bethany is busy sewing masks for hospitals. 200 made and more to go. >> ie several friends who are nurses in the community. soy reached out to them on social need yarks and said, do you need these things? would but able to use them? >> reporter: the answer, yes. so bethany and her sister, mom and grandmother are making and e donating masks. >> we're pretty used to taking on the challenges that we're faced with. >> reporter: using her talents to help those who need protection. >> for hours, you are doing the thing to perfect your craft. we all have a job and we are doing it. >> reporter: bethany said she was making the masks for friends and family members and heard about the shortages. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> that is nice. we have all date. a lot of viewers quick quick to respond about an east bay nurse of fears of bringing the virus home. >> yeah, jamey is sleeping had in her car to avad exposing her daughter. they wanted to help her. and the oakland hotel has invited her to come stay for free. >> that is very nice. we wish her the best. thanks

bethany, her sister, her mom, and her grandmother are hard at work in the east bay.hey all plan to keep cranking these masks out. >> a family affair. well, how about this? woah, with much of the country sheltering inside, animals are taking over some streets in michigan. a lot of deer. check out this video from grand rapids, a herd of deer roaming the empty streets. they're enjoying social distancing while not practicing it themselves. >> can you imagine that? that's going to be do it for us. lester holt is next with "nightly news." we will see you at 6:00. >> enjoy the evening. see you soon. . >>> tonight, the death toll in the u.s. rising to more than 12,000 in new york the worst day yet. one person dying every 2 minutes pch the navy hospital ship the comfort beginning to treat coronavirus patient, but a crew member testing positive the new warnings why people of color may be especially at risk >>and a new side of hope what new york's governor says is happening in the states hospitals >>> also tonight the primary in a pandemic. long lines at the polls in wisconsin

his younger daughter bethany told me about the family's shock. we said to him, "just humour us. ten, one being the best day of your life "and ten being the worst day of your life, how do you feel? he told us he was a five. he says, "girls, look, you are worrying about nothing. dad slept upstairs in the bedroom, my mum slepped away from him ——slept, and woke up in the morning and he was gone. bethany, her mum and sister have since tested positive for covid—19 and have felt ill from the virus in the midst of their grief. please stay at home if you can. my dad could not and he lost his life. so if you can stay at home, i know it is horrible, no—one wants to be stuck at home 2a hours of the day, every day, but it is what we need to do right now and if it saves one life by staying in a house then it is absolutely worth it. the government says there is not enough information yet that would allow the lockdown restrictions to be lifted. ministers confirmed today that hotels, pubs and restaurants will be among the last businesses to reopen and suggestions that children might be back in c

so, bethany, is this a case of the rich get richer? picture the people at axe capital in billions with their fleece vests and ferraris and houses in the hamptons, they don't have skin in the game, it seems to me, like an average employee of a company in this country worried about their very basic livelihood. yet aren't firms like that going to be in line for money and use, what, pension funds as the justifier that they need to stay healthy? >> yeah. so it's a really interesting question because private equity has -- i mean, we have famous private equity billionaires, right? people have made great personal fortunes from private equity over the last decade as it steadily marched through our economy. and yet now private equity invests on behalf of the nation's teachers and firefighters and first line health care responders. at blackstone, one of the big private equity firms, a third of their investment dollars come from public pension funds. so private equity is just deeply intertwined in the fabric of our economy, and it makes it really

his younger daughter bethany told me about the family's shock. i said to him, "just humour us. being the worst day of your life, how do you feel?" i mean, he told us he was a five. he said, "girls, look, you're worrying about nothing." my dad slept upstairs in the bedroom, my mum slept away from him, and we woke up in the morning and he was gone. bethany, her mum and sister have since tested positive for covid—19, and have felt ill from the virus in the midst of their grief. please stay at home while you can. i mean, my dad couldn't and he lost his life. so if you can... i know it's horrible, no—one wants to be stuck at home 2a hours of the day, every day, but it's what we need to do right now. and if it saves one life by staying in the house then, it's absolutely worth it. the government says there isn't enough information yet that would allow the lockdown restrictions to be lifted. ministers confirmed today that hotels, pubs and restaurants will be among the last businesses to reopen, and suggestions that children might be back in classrooms soon have been denied. we wanted t

professor william schaffner in nashville tennessee thank you so much thank you bethany. well germany has pledged 300000000 euros in humanitarian aid to fight the coronavirus epidemic in poverty and crisis stricken country's foreign minister. said the virus posed a grave risk to those living in countries with struggling health care systems as well as in war zones and refugee camps he said international solidarity was needed to gain from the pandemic germany is responding to a call by the united nations to provide an additional $2000000000.00 of relief to contain the outbreak in less developed countries. oh earlier we talked to our political correspondent tom aspera and i asked him what was behind germany's decision what's behind that decision by germany is that pledge that you mention and also that announcement by the united nations that a warning that the pandemic is affecting obviously all countries around the world but not all countries in a very equal way so the most vulnerable countries around the world are suffering more from this pandemic and that's why united nati

we have a friend in comedy, bethany mandel who started something amazing.is so unique and insightful. it is passover and we have a lot of folks observing these holy days which she noticed. there were a lot of physicians and medical staff and hospital staff trying to keep kosher. people sending in all kinds of food. for a lot of people it wasn't kosher and they couldn't eat it so she came up with a way to help. carley: kosher 19, go find me page, she raised 49,$000 all day, we love you, bethany, you are so brilliant. if you would like to help, that go find me page is kosher 19. shannon: this couple married for 45 years in miami both got covid-19, they were in the hospital, very ill, but after a long hospital stay this is a video of them leaving today. quick comments. >> we are glad you are well. thank you. shannon: they put on the back of their chairs instead of just married, they have sign it is just released. we love it. have a great easter. carley: love you. shannon: most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, have a blessed e

>> please donate to bethany/be strong. the small donations do add up. the media and the connectivity, and we are transparent. you can look at my instagram and see exactly where every dollar goes, 100% goes to the effort. now my partners and i are working for those who are working to save our lives. >> shannon: we've loved watching you do this in puerto rico and many other hard-hit areas. when you are able to leverage and call up celebrity friends, that all of us can weigh in and help as well. thank you for what you are doing. it inspires the rest of us. >> thank you and the americans helping are not average at all. they are making this happen and made me aware of it. >> shannon: guess they absolutely are. okay. most-watched, most trusted and most grateful you spent your evening with us. good night from washington and we will see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 p.m. eastern. i'm shannon bream. ♪ ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psor

in anderson, indiana, 24 died after virus tore through the bethany point health campus.ays after vietnam center he way covid-19. >> hard to fathom t was so quick, mind boggling >> reporter: in san francisco, death toll has been low, then outbreak at homeless shelter. >> infuriating, it was preventible. >> reporter: some states going to extremes. drone. and in santa cruz, california, seven visitors fined $1,000 each claimed been out for essential drinks but signs of hope. >> means everything to be with my family. >> reporter: works at hospital that treats covid-19 patients, been staying away to keep her family safe. son beckham has lukemia, coworkers had a special mask made >> one of beckham's prayers is he wanted to have his mother this gave him a chance >> also really happy she got a mask so she could be with us >> reporter: some hoped this would go away with summer months but w.h.o. officials say they don't think so, expecting small, sporadic outbreaks until there's a vaccine. >>> growing rift in the white house over the administration's response to coronavirus. presid

so we love bethany. would like to help, that gofundme pages kosher-19. >> shannon: yell, very quickly we want to play this this coupled married in miami both got covid-19 and at the hospital very, very ill, but they both survived. and they want to play a little bit of the video of them actually leaving today. some comments from you, janice. >> we love you, happy easter and we are glad you are well. >> shannon: i love that they put on the back of their chairs walking out instead of just married, signs that say "just-released." we love it. janice, we love you too. have a great easter. >> love you. >> shannon: good to see you my friend. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful that you spent the evening with us. have a very good easter. good night from washington hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%.

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in anderson, indiana, 24 died after the virus tore through the bethany point health campus, days afterietnam vet bill reed left the center, he was killed by covid-19 >> it's hard for me to fathom i mean, he went so quick. that's what's mind-boggling. >> reporter: in san francisco, where the and the death toll low, an outbreak at a homeless shelter, 70 tested positive so far. >> it's so infuriating because this was preventable. >> reporter: to keep everyone safe, some states going to extremes in savannah, georgia, a drone to keep people apart. in santa cruz, seven visitors fined $1,000 each, police tweeting they had been out for some essential drinks. but there are signs of hope >> it means everything to be with my family. >> reporter: this physical therapist works at a hospital that treats coronavirus patients she has been staying away to keep her family safe. her son beckham has leukemia so co-workers had a special mask made. making this easter hug possible >> one of beckham's prayers was that he wanted to hug his mother, and so this just gave him that chance >> i'm awful happy she go

you do him proud, bethany, thank you. have found various ways to keep ourselves occupied at home. but for some of the most vulnerable, the change to everyday life has been a real worry. transplant patient mark coates has found himself home—alone, after his wife and child moved out to help protect him from coronavirus. breakfast‘s graham satchell has been catching up with him. imitates robotic whirring. this is what a month of lockdown has done to mark coates. beep, beep! morning, ladies. what have you been doing in the back garden with your son's toys? well, he has particular toy, a digger. i was going up and down the garden, with the sound effects, the best i can, pretending to work. mark had a kidney transplant 20 years ago. he's one of the 1.5 million people across the country who's been told he has to completely isolate. there we go, bit full. i've been on my own from the 19th of march. my wife leah and son oakley moved out on the 19th because my wife is a home carer. really hard, isn't it, not seeing your wife and yo

our thanks to bethany from the update. workers around the world are facing some of the most difficult challenges during this pandemic. a lack of personal protection equipment and mental health concerns are just some of issues. bbc minute has been speaking to doctors and nurses at the forefront about their experiences. it is stressful to be a doctor will stop. we do not have any place in hospital any more. it's even worse than a war. i never cried. i have kind of anaesthesia as it comes later with soldiers. when they go to war. and then they have ptsd when they come back to home. it will probably be the same for us. it's not more than 100 health care workers have died in italy. florida usa. i'm scared as well but of course i am here to serve. well but of course i am here to serve. working as a nurse during this pandemic is stressful. we already have a nursing shortage and patients are not the only ones being admitted being a doctor is not being admitted being a doctor is not being a machine. we have feelings and we are afra

bethany bell is indiana.r: if all goes well, restaurants and cafes will be allowed to reopen as of the 15th of may. we don't know all the details, the social distancingac rules in how many guests will be a loud in, what the size of groups -- be allowed in, what the size of groups will be. it is expected serving staff will have to wear face masks. he said austria is moving more quickly, faster than other countries returning to what he called a new normality. this was because of the fact austriato tooh measures early on in the outbreak. anchor: it might surprise you any major sports events remain in the calendar for the next few months, but some are there. a couple have dropped off. oktoberfest, the biggest beer festival, isff. jenny hill. reporter: we heard the prime minister cceling this and eng it is an unbelieva shame.authorities in bavaria des mothis as the biggest and st beautiful party in the world. if you have been, you may disagree,is but iuge not just for bavaria but germany. lots of touristsome, 6 mi

bethany bell reports from vienna.s have also reopened after around a month of lockdown. the government says it has managed to flatten the curve of new coronavirus infections and is taking small steps back towards a more normal way of life. shoppers have cautiously welcomed the move. translation: i hope that it will go well and that the number of cases won'tjump up again. but it is good to do something to help the economy. i think it is good. we have to stay at home and there is plenty in the garden. hopefully people will stick to the rules so that we can stimulate the economy. things may be easing off slightly but there are strict safety rules when it comes to shopping. you can't go inside a shop unless you are wearing a basic face mask covering your nose and mouth. once you are inside a shop, you have to keep your distance. small independent shops have been hit hard by the lockdown. this man owns a toy shop in vienna. we could have survived another few weeks but then we wouldn't have any reserves, any money to buy ne

they were sitting in a warehouse someplace but those mass never came in there's also a company that bethany frankel remember her from the real housewives series she was actually in touch with a warehouse owner who claimed that he had a warehouse full of these masks and made a lot of news in new york that all of a sudden the masks never showed up and so one of the things that you find right now is there's a lot of scammers who will go out there and promise they can provide this because there's such a lack of supply out there that everybody is jumping on board because basically when you when you get a demand like this you get stupid money and government source throwing stupid money at everything not realizing that there's a lot of people out there who will say they can provide that in fact they can't you know i kind of wanted to add on top of that then because right now as you said the problem is supply and the reason for that is because the trumpet ministration they quietly in both the defensive protection act in order to force medical suppliers to sell to it 1st ahead of states hospitals or

bethany bell is in vienna. he says if all goes well.aurants and cafes will be allowed to reopen as of the 15th of may will stop now, we don't know all the details about this yet, we don't know the social distancing rules that will be in place, how many guests will be allowed in, announced next week. but it is expected that serving staff certainly will have to wear facemasks. he said austria is moving more quickly, faster than other countries and returning to what he called "a new normality." this was, he said, due to the fact that austria took tough measures early on in the outbreak. germany next. it may surprise you that any major sporting or cultural events remain in the calendar for the next few months. oktoberfest in munich — world's biggest beer festival is off. here's the bbc correspondent in germany — jenny hill. we heard from the bavarian regional prime minister announcing the cancellation, and he said this is an unbelievable shame. the authorities in bavaria describe oktoberfest as the biggest and most beautiful party in the wo

congo has killed at least 23 people as happened in a tour a province 700 people have been killed bethany 2017 the ilo community has been attacked before by an armed group called the cooperative for the development of congo where david also is a counterterrorism expert at global risk international he explains why the government in the d.l.c. has issues on multiple fronts. i think waste is in march country and before 2 security a presidential security came to power there's been so many. reefs there are so many areas where you know he needs to look into an address you know but i don't think this is something which he can do just within a couple of years that he's been in power i think he needs to look at that and i'm sure that the president you security with would be looking at all these bills and all these are coming in from various angles as you said and you know he would be concerned that the promises that he made you know needs to be fulfilled and you know he has you to do that now discovering your child has a food allergy can be a frightening experience such as an australia think they

>> donate to bethany/bestrong. the donations that up.ia, the connectivity, look at my instagram and you can see where every dollar goes to the effort. my partners and i, be strong and local power are looking for those who are working to save our lives. shannon: we love watching you in puerto rico and other hard-hit areas. call celebrity friends or anybody who can help. all of us can weigh in and help as well. thank you for what you are doing. we wish you all the best in this effort. >> thank you. the american public are not average at all. they are aware of it. shannon: they are the stars. thank you. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, see you tomorrow at 11:00 pm eastern. i am shannon bream. >> our future is in our hands, put into practice the guidance you are receiving from state and local authorities, now that you're making a difference because you truly are. jillian: this is a fox news alert. a glimpse of hope. even is vaping 4 claims hundreds of lives in a single day hospitals in america's epicen

. ♪ >> and there's bethany putting on a fashion show for her students. offers a new start for student who's have fallen behind. >> we encourage our students to dream without limitations. >> she instilled to me the values of what i do. >> the kind of principal that would buy a student a prom dress and do her hair. >> it was really nice to have her as a friend. rest in peace. ♪ >> if you pass through vale, colorado, in the past few decades you might have seen rod powell at work. he played at pepe's bar six days a week, two shows a night for more than 30 years. >> people grew up with rod, got married, went and took their fiancÉe to see rod and brought their kids to see rod. ♪ >> he dedicated himself to the make a wish foundation while mentoring fellow musician. >> everyone you talk to in vale is going to tell you the same thing, you know, that they're going to miss that laugh and that smile and that joking. ♪ >> captain douglas lynn hickox was a physician assistant when he joined the national guard at 47. last summer he took his daughter on a cross country

the health permit director says that parishioners at bethany slavic missionary church in rancho cordova are still meeting at homes and holding gatherings. the church stopped holding services back on march 18th. the county says about a third of the area's cases of covid-19 are linked to that house can be very, a way of rapidly spreading the disease. >> in a statement released this morning, the church says the county claims it is responsible for a third of all cases is accurate. it also says that it does not condone any in-person gatherings outside of the church. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 at 9:00, many parents are working from home while trying to teach the children and run their household. trust me, it can be tough and that is where we have an olympic figure skater from the bay area stepping in. kristy yamaguchi coming to help put a smile on children and parent's faces. >>> if you're running ideas on what to cook while staying at home, we are checking in with east bay curator alyssa beard, on a frittata coming up next. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, a lot of us are using our ext

i always go to bethany beach delaware, which is a closed beach. i am currently still planning to go. that is going to be the most common type of trip that folks take. and, i am hopeful that people will feel comfortable to do that. that will largely depend on what the public health officials recommend, because that is first and foremost what we have to stay focused on. tori emersonst, barnes. thank you for being with us. guest: stay healthy. host: as we look at the new infections in the last hour, there have been more than 3200, but none reported in the united states, another 82 deaths. 51 in the u.s., and we crossed to 100,000 threshold in terms of death around the globe. a reminder that we are back monday evening. among our guests, dr. anthony found she. .ou can -- fauci and dr. michael sag's with the university of alabama. he also has recovered from covid-19. all of our coverage available at c-span.org/coronavirus. we are back with another edition of the washington journal. thank you for being with us on this friday. enjoy the rest of your reaso

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bethany bell reports from vienna. shoppers have cautiously welcomed the move.e economy. i think it's good. you have to stay at home and there's plenty to do in the garden. hopefully, people will stick to the rules. that is so we can stimulate the economy. things may be easing a bit slightly, but there are strict safety rules when it comes to shopping. you cannot get inside a shopping. you cannot get inside a shop unless you are wearing a basic facemask like this, covering your nose and mouth. 0nce facemask like this, covering your nose and mouth. once you're inside a shop, you have to keep your distance. a brief look at what is happening across europe. stay with us happening across europe. stay with us because i will be back for the next edition of outside source very soon. stay in touch on social media. good evening. it has been a dry day across the country with just a bit of nuisance cloud around. that is up to the far north of scotland. elsewhere, lots of sunshine coming through and just a light breeze. it was cool out there but still pleasa nt was cool out

here i have elizabeth phones wolf, bethany morton book kim phillips fine, and wendy l wall the book inventing the american way. i'd like to think more people and i really could not have written this book without the vibrant scholarship on this topic. i want to share a few thoughts of my approach. from my mentor, lawrence living, i learn to appreciate a kind of cultural history that is an intellectual history of people who were not instill actuals. as larry said in his book, he was wiping a history not of thought but of people thinking. he was not looking at canonical intellectuals but about how people made sense in the world around him. that is the bottle of history i like to write, the history of people thinking. i wanted in my study, there is a lot of work on conservatism, there are a lot of things that highlight intellectuals and economists, these people all appear in my book. milton friedman and william f. buckley and f a hayek. i wanted to look at another strata of thinkers. i look at a bunch of people who are used the term the apostle's a free enterprise, and i am including people in th

shops, diy stores and garden centres were allowed to re—open a week ago. 0ur correspondent in vienna, bethanyd to reopen as of the 15th of may. now we don't know all the details about this yet. we don't know the social distancing rules that will be in place, how many guests will be allowed in, what the size of groups will be. mr kurz says all of that detail will be announced next week. but it is expected that serving staff certainly will have to wear face masks. mr kurz said austria is moving more quickly, faster than other countries in returning to what he called "a new normality". this was, he said, due to the fact that austria took tough measures early on in the outbreak. already small shops have been able to reopen. the plan is if everything goes well for all shops to open as of the 1st of may. and there are also plans for the schools. high school students, people doing their final exams will start at the beginning of may, and then as of the middle of may, step—by—step, other schools will expect to start up as well. but we are still waiting for the details of all of those things, too. the

. >> i'm bethany allen. a reporter.i was talking that you would talk about wan lee chung i believe that's his name, the detector in australia right now, if he is who he says he is? >> i think that one is on me. so there are, i think, a few things to keep in mind about what's been put out there in public about wan lee chung. first, there are a number of arguments against him being this, saying an intelligence officer would never act like this. first of all, he never claimed to be an intelligence officer, he was five eyes for parliament, a co-opee, picked up by the intelligence officers themselves and integrated into what they're doing. that's the key part of his claim. 's not someone-- you know, what we know from other cases that are sort of out there in public of these types of people, since they will be involved in operations, they will be close to the system, but they're not going to know bureaucratic information because they're not connected by-- through professional linkages back to the service themselves. what they

help me identify free enterprise as a topic worth exploring and here i have elizabeth wolf's book, bethany morton's book, the making of free enterprise, kim philip fein's book, and finally wendy wall's book, inventing the american way. i thank many more people in my acknowledgements and couldn't have written the book without the vibrant on this topic. from my mentor, the late lawrence levine, i learned to appreciate a kind of cultural history that, i think, is really an intellectual history of people who weren't intellectuals. as larry famously said in his book "black culture and black consciousness" he was writing a history not of thought but of people thinking. and what i think he meant by that, he was wasn't looking at intellectuals but how people made sense of the world around them. and i kind of take my model of the kind of history i like to write from him, the history of people thinking. there have been a lot of work on conservatism. it often highlights intellectuals, economists and i've listed here three of many people. these people all appear in my book. two nobel-winning economist

health officials say dozens of people are diagnosed at the virus at the bethany slavic missionary churchn san diego. being spread at bible study and other meetings at parishioners claims. they say the claims are inaccurate. singer pink revealing she has tested positive for covid-19. the grammy award-winning artist revealing her diagnosis on social distancing. she and her son were both showing symptoms of the virus. thankfully she and her son have tested negative after quarterback aquarantining at hoo weeks. you like to hear the stories of recovery in the midst of this. griff: good on her. the coronavirus affecting the economy as 701,000 jobs were lost in march. brian brenberg is answering your relief bill questions coming up after this break. behold, our ancestors created six strings. each for a different type of music. when i have all six strings, i'm going to turn all the trolls into rock zombies. rock and roll! ahh! i'm not going to let you do this. we'll overpower them with glitter. grrr! we're gonna have to go... where no pop troll has ever gone. who wants to party? without smiling.

bethany, some good news this morning? yesterday the lowest they've had for a number of weeks. also we are told that the number of people in intensive care in italy — that number has really dropped as well. so yes, there is some hope in italy that the peak of infections may be passing there. in other parts of europe, where i am here in vienna, austria has seen its first week already of some easing of restrictions. thousands of small shops have been allowed to reopen. garden centres have been reopened since monday as well as hardware shops. this is because the government says here it took early action to look everything down under strict lockdown is still in place, although people can go shopping now. it says, though, that it has managed to flatten the curve here, but if it sta rts to flatten the curve here, but if it starts to see the daily rate of infections going up, they will slam the brakes on again. in denmark, children are beginning to go back to school and daycare centres, but again of these steps, very, very cautio

last week jesus was with us he was staying at the house of the poor in bethany and saying people arervices and declaring a nation would be judged for how it cares for the poor, the least of these, and the sick and the hungry and the immigrants on every turn and policy trump has sinned. he has failed. he needed to be in a place where he would hear rebuke and be called out of love to repetence and not encouraged in his work. part of the problem is we have to have some politicians who start talking about the poor and not just the middle class. there's 100 million people who didn't vote in the last election. we have to stop pretending like trump won this major victory. the margin of victory this is in the color of white, black and brown people who never hear their names mentioned in politics. in every state he won the margin of victory is among the poor. so, we're going to have to get to a point where we believe, would he believe that justice is not a liberal issue, helping the poor. and this pandemic is trying to teach us this. we better change -- >> indeed. >> i'm going to ask for grac

twitter,hing i saw on bethany frankel said she has a huge amount of hazardous supplies and all of thisrotective stuff and for agencies to contact her. i just wanted to put that out. host: brenda in los angeles. sandra in mississippi. what do you do for a living? caller: i am a sales associate and a part-time front desk employee. host: i missed that it would you do? caller: i am a sales clerk. host: and you are essential? caller: yes, ma'am. host: where are you reporting to work? what is it like at your office? now, we are taking precautions for covid-19 and they are doing really good. we have to work around these people every day. we question will be, what do do we have to come in contact with people who travel on a daily basis. host: how are you staying safe? caller: we as masks and gloves. host: when you get home, what do you do before you walk into the house or after, what do you do to keep those around you safe? close: we keep our washed, shower, and keep things sanitized. host: tom in georgia. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. host: you're welcome. what do you do