you dating on bumble >> yes, girl girl, i'm on that bumble let me tell you something, okay, when i firstwoman you get to make the first move you decide then you can talk to guys through the bumble app and they don't have your information. they don't have your phone number they can't call when they feel like it. they can call through the app but you don't got to answer that. >> so give me an ideal date on bumble or zoom or whatever. >> on bumble you can facetime, right, through the app you can have a full on virtual date they got this feature where you can order through there. can you order food he's going to order food because i'm the prize. i'm the woman, and i already made the first move. so there, can you pay for the meal we watch movies together sometimes, just talk dancing on the bumble. when guys try to talk too much and try to show me things i don't want to see yet, in the -- delete if you try to show it to me right away, you're probably showing it to somebody else, too. >> now, wait i was kind of confused about your bumble dating i don't know where i read this, and maybe it's a t

bumble says video chats increased 56% in late march.are lasting on average more than 20 minutes. >>> do you think you could get interested in someone over video and be in it for a while until you can meet each other? >> i mean, i've done movies about this stuff, like there's -- it's possible, it really is. >> you know, after awhile, like a video pen pal. at some point you're like, what are we really doing here? >> how does the song go looking for love in all the wrong places? this is the right place for the ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the fight for life versus the fight to reopen. doctors inside a new york hospital are still overwhelmed by the battle against covid-19. >> it's been a nightmare. we have a volume of sick people like you can't believe. in one shift, i pronounced six people dead. >> o'donnell: meanwhile, across the country, the protests and pressure to get america back to work, but tonight, the new research used by the white house about when it will be safe. and one thing that needs to be in place:

the bumble bees coming off of these roses, not social distancing.see me running, that could be why. we're in short sleeves if you're outside in your yard. right here it's 82 degrees. let's take you outside to san jose where you have sunny skies. increasing high clouds. earlier today temperatures climbing up into the 80s. 79 degrees. wind picking up a bit. the wind is tomorrow's weather story. it will lead to some cooling as you go through your sunday. there you see walnut creek still pretty warm. san francisco cooling quickly down to 65 degrees. wind speed, 22 miles per hour. so we have temperatures from the 80s to almost 90 earlier around fairfield. it is a summer spread of micro climates around the bay area. 60s coast side and bay. from san jose south ward, morgan hill fell. as the on shore winds pick up, we'll see more tomorrow. patchy low clouds returning to the coast again. high clouds at times for the morning. highs tomorrow overall 70s and 8 os inland. we shouldn't see the 80s like we had today around the tri valley or down into morgan hill.

the democrats seem to have learned something from their bumbling failure of 2016 and that is we all havec nominee to deal with the person anything white house. that is the message from barack obama's video, which i thought was gracious and casilla treat not just to bernie sanders but all the amazing democrats who rain. —— reconciliation rate. almost the immediate endorsementjoe biden by bernie sanders unlike 2016 where they were sniping at each other throughout the summer. in the middle of this crisis, the democratic party is coming together. your magazine originally endorsed senator sanders and it is just as significant that he endorsed joe biden much earlier than he endorsed hillary clinton. politically speaking, and a left — right progressive conservative way, joe biden is a moderate candidate and i tend to be more aggressive in my personal politics but i think the message here is that none of that matters right now. if you ask me to choose between joe biden, who is a decent man who i have some policy differences with, and donald trump who is a narcissistic conman who was one of the m

and you have the bumble bees, humming birds. and right know, we are sitting a bit of a breeze picking up. you might have noticed. and we started the day,ing a lot of clouds and misty clouds. and they dropped yesterday, mid 70s and 58 degree, and blustery and cool evening around san francisco. and currently 72 degree, still warm, just not as hot as it was yesterday, and you can e see the wind too, up about 16 miles per hour. we take a look at closer temperatures, and 50s and 60s around the bay, and the entire bay area experiencing at least some degree of cooling, higher around the inner day and coastline. most places cooling off 5 to 10 degrees thanks to the wind that have gusty. marin county and san francisco, thanks to the strong breezes, the return of more low clouds tonight. temperatures in the 50s and 50s, and tomorrow, we will see high temperatures trending just a little bit warmer, i think we will see areas in inland, make a run back in the low to mid 80s f monday. 60s to low 70s. the extended forecast is e focused in on a

i currently am living with a guy i met on bumble after two dates.e in malaga, spain, i was supposed to go back to madrid, but it turned into a coronavirus hotspot. he was moving into a new apartment and i moved in with him. we were both in between places in london, so we decided the best place for us to be was... at my parents'. ..at his parents' house. we've been seeing each other on, like, quite a casual basis. i really like her, and i want it to continue. while we both said that we wanted to take it slow, it's now going so slowly that it's not going at all. so, it's been very sunny today, and it's like 22 degrees. so we are out in the garden playing a game called finska which is i think is swedish. it's finnish. finnish? finnish. hohoho! i feel confident, still. not started well, this round, but, 1—1. we played it a lot when we were back in new zealand with my family, so it kind of makes me feel a little bit closer to them in a way. we've not really had any major problems. your incessant need to shop for "essentials". my parents still like you. y

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we doesn't need insects to reproduce so the bumble bees are lucky if they find any flowers in the vast fields especially since unlike honeybees they can't fly very far. one problem is the growing tendency toward monoculture in morocco as the country modernizes culture. a government agency is cooperating with the fact. it says the insect protection model can easily be integrated into the country's agricultural planning. to put up i think fuck all the inclusion of wild pollinators in our culture that fits in perfectly with the ministries current strategy that. involves making our culture more intelligent in the face of climate change and. they might seek. nagra culture in the face of climate change the agency now offers training based on the fab model farmers learn that plants that rely on pollinators usually consume less water than wheat for example that's useful to know because in the future water will be even scarce or who will. train the families know what to do in 2050 but we can educate them in a way that they are able to respond to the reality they will have them and sustaining po

trying to the parents and the form soon easily failed to see the danger of more companies when the bumbling mob it's time to clash he made good judgement. on w. . europe. what unites. what divides. the economy and the most tragic course. what binds the continent to her audience was an stories of punching the clock. spotlight on people. whose body from 60 minutes on t w. o bored. big ideas drive big changes in business and in society as a whole some are hailed as visionary but visions often turn out to be wrong or even stupid today on made we'll be examining a range of illusions in the economy i'm chris colfer welcome to the show now one big illusion that.

and rival bumble told us that they‘ve seen a significant increase in messaging and video calls sincet an insight into the changing habits of users. so we are seeing about a 30% spike in messages, so people are matching more, they‘re having a lot more conversations and they‘re turning those conversations into video chats and phone calls. and, even more interestingly, we‘re seeing about 90% of our users who go on video calls saying they really enjoyed the experience and plan on doing it again. so it‘s definitely not as awkward as people fear that it‘s going to be. i do think the culture of dating will change the result of this. i think one of the most important things is people are getting used to video chatting and they‘re dipping their toe in and realising it‘s pretty great, and i think people will continue to do that after social distancing ends. i definitely think it‘s something that people will continue to do. so, the big dating apps have found that, for their users, lockdown hasn‘t proved to be that much of a barrier in looking for love, but there are some other creative solution

and rival bumble told us that they‘ve seen a significant increase in messaging and video calls sinceo get an insight into the changing habits of users. so we are seeing about a 30% spike in messages, so people are matching more, they‘re having a lot more conversations and they‘re turning those conversations into video chats and phone calls. and, even more interestingly, we‘re seeing about 90% of our users who go on video calls saying they really enjoyed the experience and plan on doing it again. so it‘s definitely not as awkward as people fear that it‘s going to be. i do think the culture of dating will change the result of this. i think one of the most important things is people are getting used to video chatting and they‘re dipping their toe in and realising it‘s pretty great, and i think people will continue to do that after social distancing ends. i definitely think it‘s something that people will continue to do. so, the big dating apps have found that, for their users, lockdown hasn‘t proved to be that much of a barrier in looking for love, but there are some other creative solu

what we've noticed is that people using bumble, and particularly our video call feature, to recreates like cooking a recipe together. welcome to week three, and we're having a lovely walk. social distancing! psychologists say the stress of a crisis actually brings people together. it's not unusual for us to develop tighter bonds in strange situations. could it be some of us are becoming even closer while we're forced apart? hello from holland! hi from banbury in oxfordshire! hello, i'm emma, i'm a funeral director in south east london! and this is my husband, ian. some couples have little choice but to spend this pandemic separately. we're doing online exercise classes together. i've taught ian how to cook a curry. as a key worker, emma's staying in london, unable to see her husband, who is at home an hour's drive away. it was a tough decision to make, but one we knew we had to do. it would be putting each other at risk to be commuting in and out, we're kind of not allowed to. we're all going to have good days, we're all going to have bad days. it is the right thing to do. a lot of u

blanchflower john says it's been so disappointing to see us follow the tory lead which has been bumbling undernet best weed in a well being collaboration with new zealand in iceland both are doing way better than us why we not turn on their experiences and successes why are we not leading the way in the u.k. david says the thing about making hard to manage your work is that the disease requires between 8 to 10 ways before it can work in the meantime many many people die and we're talking a lot of numbers this disease is going nowhere and a vaccine is a long way off john says the government are clearly imposing the locked and more palatable 3 week chunks when the reality is that this will continue for longer than that schools need to be responsible patient income while accepting the short term destruction for a longer term wellbeing market says great show alex sort of session to see questions that are honest in the lightning and can be despondent to honestly sonia said look forward to visiting multiple game probably next year night. as martha closed the deal before a flight ticket everyon

forget the bumbling. joe biden is supposedly running saying he's a great leader. thing to have done this month while this is going on is to support the federal government's effort and doing this from the sideline doesn't help him in any way and in fact it's probably turning some voters off. >> there you go. charlie last word to you. >> there will be lots of time to attack his confusion and his clumsiness but i want to focus on his corruption. right now the world is suffering because china lied. they could've done a lot more to contain the virus an alert us about the spread of this virus but it was joe biden and his son hunter biden who worked in cahoots with chinese officials to get money underqualified for hunter biden for his firm, $1.5 billion. joe biden, i'm telling you if you are the democratic nominee which it sure looks like it will, you will be held accountable for what you did with the chinese communist party. >> as we say # joe china, it's gonna be a huge part of the argument. thank you all, thank you for watching and do please come back next sunday, eas

even the bars are close, dating apps are surging, bumble and a 23% spike sent messages, mostly from loubs saying great, leave me alone. it's a good time for those interested in attention but not commitment, it would be really easy, and ended a date early when you facetime 70 and see this happening. ♪. greg: the music made that video. as the pandemic the ultimate test for a relationship or redo just like to tackle the whole marriage thing. is that in your future. kat: marriage, i think it's going to be in my future which i don't get it. but it's going to happen. i just don't think he likes the crazy. but i actually think that a silverlight, he must be crazy. but the silverlining, i might be able to get the wedding i always dreamed of if things change. i want to be married by a robot or hologram of john hollis act. greg: that is great. kat: every little girl's dream. greg: what is missing, you never hear tyrus, about eloping. i guess i eloped. we ran off to the justice of peace, the word is great, elopement. tyrus: yeah i thought it was a great idea to elope with social distancing. it's n

. >> reporter: sara giving it a try texting fellow new yorker jeff on bumble.e just realized, wow, it's a new experience that we haven't -- neither of us have ever had before. >> reporter: jeff initiating the video chat. >> when we spoke on the telephone and she was very funny and energetic, and i really enjoyed speaking with her, so knowing that you can speak to someone on the telephone is a good sign you might want to see what they look like and animate like in real life. >> reporter: dating expert bela gandhi agreed. the first step should be a phone call. >> if the phone call goes well, then schedule the facetime date and that's when a 2d picture really can come to real life when you connect face-to-face. >> reporter: that connection something sara finds essential. >> you really have to build a relationship based on your emotions. this is slower and more meaningful. >> reporter: it's a new step for sara in her dating process that she hopes will last. >> i think it's really nice to have this first phone conversation to kind of vet people out and be like, what

nothing to do with santa fe or a trail, it did show an historic jeb stuart played by errol flynn and bumbling george custer played by ronald reagan joining forces in pursuit of a fanatical john brown played by raymond massey who i guess traded in his lincoln outfit for a john brown costume. like santa fe trail "virginia city" also celebrates the coming together of white soldiers across sectional lines in a common cause. in this case it was union and confederate soldiers who united in the west, late in the war, in order to fight some gold bandits. it is really not -- the details should not be explored too deeply here. "casablanca" is also in its own way a film about reconciliation although not about unifying nazis and allies. it is, however, about bringing together the indifferent and skeptical rick blaine played by humphrey bogart and the committed partisan played by paul onride, a unity achieved when rick discards his cynicism and recognizes the need to take a stand against nazi oppression. before this happens, though, there is a suggestion of the civil war's relevance to current events. ric

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what we've noticed is that people are using bumble, and particularly our video call feature, to recreate of a crisis actually brings people together. it's not unusual for us to develop tighter bonds in strange situations. could it be some of us are becoming even closer while we're forced apart? hello from holland! hi from banbury in oxfordshire! hello, i'm emma, i'm a funeral director in south east london! and this is my husband, ian. some couples have little choice but to spend this pandemic separately. we're doing online exercise classes together. i've taught ian how to cook a curry. as a key worker, emma's staying in london, unable to see her husband, who is at home an hour's drive away. it was a tough decision to make, but one we knew we had to do. it would be putting each other at risk to be commuting in and out, we're kind of not allowed to. we're all going to have good days, we're all going to have bad days. it is the right thing to do. a lot of us are going to discover whether absence does make the heart fonder. i think...i love him even more. elle's even had her cat's passport r

the dating app bumble created when's created a rescue program for women-owned small businesses with grantsmore than four dozen workers at a pennsylvania factory volunteered to work and live at the factory for 28 days in order to produce raw materials for personal protection equipment like masks. they produced 40 million pounds of material which adds up to 500 million n95 masks and a manufacturer based in italy developed a product to help travelers social distance after the coronavirus. the design of glass safe gives passengers an isolated space in an effort to minimize interactions and hope to be the solution of mass future outbreaks. >>> all right. still ahead, what if everything we're doing to develop green energy is not enough to save the plan sunset that's the question of michael moore asks in the new documentary and will join me in the next hour to talk about. i just love hitting the open road and telling people that liberty mutual customizes your insurance, so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ which is why wh

i cannot believe that she says that trump bumbled the thing, that must mean that fauci and birx fumbledause every time they came with a recommendation, he acted immediately on it. i mean, it was march 16th that they said, shut this down. trump shuts it down. you know how many deaths there were? five dozen. if nancy knew on march 16th that we should've shut it down to weeks earlier, why did she not get on the horn with fauci and birx and say, you are too late. because on march 1st there was one death, and if master thomas nancy knew after one death on march 1st that we need to shout to the greatest economy down, well, then my god, she is in the wrong line of business. because no one knew at that point, the europeans had not shut anything down, no one knew a thing. and i had our researchers check to see if nancy pelosi had pointed a finger at china or the w.h.o.? guess how many instances they found? zero. that says a lot about nancy. maybe she is colluding with the chinese? maybe we should wiretap her? >> dana: let me get juan in here. we'll talk about the chinese and the republicans in t

. >> reporter: attorney mac secrest told the jury that sandra was the victim of bumbling, myopic investigation>> now we've got jaime butchered, this lady falsely accused. >> reporter: and, the defense said, sandra was so clearly attacked herself, barricaded -- and bound. >> or so she's been tied up. she's been left in a closet for 14, 16, 17 hours. >> reporter: they showed these photos in court, and told the jury sandra went to a doctor who confirmed her injuries. >> when sandy went to the doctor a couple of days later -- she had a full examination. and of course -- hematoma was found on her head. >> reporter: as for that interview. the defense said the only thing it revealed was that the blinkered detectives thought sandra was guilty from the get-go. >> would you want us to find the killer? >> of course. >> i don't think you do. >> reporter: and, they said it showed, in the most trying of circumstances, sandra remaining consistent and composed. >> i had a seizure and so i usually can't move anyway. >> reporter: another point -- a forensic one -- the defense told the jury about dna evidence th

if we extend that kind of bumbling, we're trying to get it to work out, but it's not quite working out as we said. if that extends into the economic sphere, we could transform what we hoped would be a short slowdown into something deeply worse and a lot darker. >> lonnie, that lack of credibility is exactly why bank ceos have declined the white house's invitation to go and stand with the president in one of these rose garden ceremonies like other ceos have done and said, america, we've got the job done. i spoke to a bank executive last night that said we can't say that to the american people. we don't know if we can do it. my question to you, lonnie, how concerned are you about fraud? this is $350 billion that mark cuban has dubbed free money, a giveaway that small businesses need to get in line for and there's many that need it. but how concerned are you that small private equity firms, hedge funds, rich people with a whole lot of llcs are going to use some really crafty accountants and tax specialists to get their mitts on this thing? >> look, i think, stephanie, the challenge here i

ainsley: called bumble bee baby and kids out of fayetteville, tennessee. to buy something on her website that would be very enful to her and her business keep our small businesses employed and keep the doors open. i love shopping for baby clothes. i have a 4-year-old. i will be shopping on your website later this week when it opens. thank you so much for being with us. god bless you. i hope that everything comes back in full force for you and a lot of people watching will go and shop. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. ainsley: thanks, mary. have a good one. huge news breaking overnight on the rails for a coronavirus vaccine. could there be one by the fall? dr. oz is live on that coming up next. for many of our members, being prepared... won't be a new thing. and it won't be their first experience with social distancing. overcoming challenges is what defines the military community. usaa has been standing with them, for nearly a hundred years. and we'll be here to serve for a hundred more. many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, at ca

in an unintentional way seem to have really bumbled the epidemic as opposed to the way the germans haveey are still open where as are opening stores here in berlin already. will there be an uneven recovery from this? bill: that is a good question. i think we would not disagree with the fact that the way that certain countries on the continent handle that in the early days was better than how we manage to eight here although there are some signs that we might be catching up a little bit. and there is obviously a lot of talk about the u.k. reducing the lockdown. although we are about two weeks behind some countries, it is possible we may try to reduce the lockdown a little bit earlier. that will then -- there is a trade-off in terms of the health risk which we don't know yet. we don't know how much we are risking yet coming back again but in terms of the economy, there has been a lot of support provided here. there are probably a lot of questions about the execution or delivery of that support to , thatsses but over time will probably improve as well. the economic hit in the u.k. might be

tinder and bumble have seen usage surge. 26% since mid-march. this junior at yale coe founded okay zoomer in march. in two days, 2,000 people signed up. >> we're three weeks old. i can't tell you that anyone has gotten married off of our platform yet, but i'm hopeful. >> but meeting in person, for that, daters are getting there for the world to see with the new instagram-based show, insta-date live. >> there's a blind factor. the fact that it's live. you have an audience. >> definitely like makes people really nervous, i found, which makes a lot of sense. >> i feel like first dates in general are already pretty nervous. >> exactly. >> it kind of makes it for more fun. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> these two were set up last week. >> when someone asks you, hey, i need you to go on a date with a stranger and oh, by the way, it's going to be live for an audience, what did you think? >> at first i was a little bit nervous. >> so sorry for the technical difficulties. >> tech problems. stuck in traffic of virtual dating. >> do y

bumble says video chats increased 56% in late march.tes. >> do you think you can get interested in someone over video and be in it for a while until you can meet each other? >> it's possible. it really is. >> it's kind of like a pen pal. after a while a video pen pal. after some point you're like what are you doing here? so, look you could possibly find love. i'm a cheerful optimist. >> reporter: everyone want as hollywood ending, right? according to datingdom loin 5% of users say they will not date during isolation whereas 82% say, tony, they still hope to find lasting love by dating online. >> i can understand why, there's a real sweetness with this when you have communication, video chatting but no potential for anything on that. it allows information focus on the basics. do i like this person, are they funny, are they interesting pap little birdie told me maybe you've been out there trying the dating apps. how has that been going? >> reporter: i was not going to do it in this story. i thought i'll do some research and see if it does

states and his administration and this administration unfortunately continues for the most part to bumblehis response. >> yeah, and for your community, you represent san antonio, texas, a very diverse community, we know that people of color are suffering at a disproportionate rate in large part because of lack of helt care access but also because no medicaid expansion, no access to continued health care and working in a lot of front line jobs. can you talk about how this has impacted constituents like yours. >> yeah, absolutely. you're right. i live in the state of texas, that even before this had the highest percentage of people with no health care coverage at all. the governor a few years back refused to expand medicaid that meant that a million texans would not get health care coverage even though the federal government was going to pay 100% of the tab at this point. so the conditions for a bad situation were already there and in san antonio i'll tell you, you talk about racial disparities, african americans in san antonio make up 7% of the population and so far make up 36 pn % of the

then i heard actress sharon stone was blocked on bumble and i was like, "what is bumble?" account as fake because they couldn't believe it was really sharon stone and i was like, "what is sharon stone doing on a dating app? there should be a dating app where people sign up to date sharon stone in fact, i'm going to make one try to date sharon stone with a new dating app, romancing the stone. [ light laughter ] with romancing the stone, love's just a sharon stone's throw away ♪ [ laughter ] speaking of famous blondes, put rod stewart back up. i have another one forever what ♪ [ light laughter ] then everyone was talking about how dr. phil's son put his house up for sale and i was like, "what, who cares?" but everyone was like, "you got to look at it. and i did and i was like, "what? a person lives here? then i saw that his house had a wall of guns in it and i was like, "what? if you're a psychologist and your son has a wall of guns, you are a bad psychologist [ laughter ] hey, speaking of bad boys, put rod stewart back up. [ light laughter ] ♪ have i told you lately that wh