can they also hook us up with a chai because i miss my chai with my almond milk. >> i miss making a runchai for you. >> that used to be so fun. i would be like, friend, are you going? you would say, send your order in. >> isn't it weird. such a small thing, but it is a part of our normal interaction normal day. so, yeah, i do miss that. i really lovedhat what i spotte. target gift cards hangin from there. the detail. >> they have it all. >> oh, my gosh. you know, i'm delayed from you guys so i'm just now seeing it. that is phenomenal. oh, my goodness. you know what i didn't see and not to be negative. they were sold out of toilet paper, too. >> true. >> i didn't see any wipes either. good morning, everybody. welcome to friday. let's talk about something fun. how about the weather for the weekend. we'll start off by taking a look at the golden gate bridge where we have calm conditions right now. high pressure is starting to take over. that is going to bring us more sunshine and no more chances of rain. we do have some fog the next couple of mornings, but afternoon sunshine that will have

here we have fidel and chay more and more charming, and chay is starting to become more star and the revolution starts to go further to of the left and the fight begin after the trip to new york things go quickly awry, partly because the washington visit was not a success. in public it was amazing, everyone loved them, seemed to be a huge success for fidel and the gang but it turned out eisenhower was mifed it wasn't a official visit. fidel was just turning up. so he made sure to be out of washington playing golf for the whole time fidel was here. instead he sends richard nixon his vice president. and nixon and fidel hate each other on sight. they have a 90-minute meeting but doesn't go well at all. nixon is convinced that fidel is extremely naive. fidel calls nixon a son of a bitch, an opinion others shared i suppose, but then they realize things might be going awry or not as well as he hoped. because he wanted to commune directly to the american people. to the frustration of the body guards he used to leap over the barriers and start shaking hands with americans, hugging them, yell

michael chay is honoring his late grandmother by paying a month's rent for all the people in the public housing complex where she lived. that's 160 units. she died after getting the coronavirus. he said he was upset that public housing residents are still expected to pay rent when many aren't able to work. he paid tribute to his grandmother in last week's episode of snl. >>> still ahead, following a legacy of service to others. this week's bay area jefferson awar . >>> the jefferson award winner continuing the tradition of giving started by his grandparents. >> he went to haiti and what he saw took his service to a new level. . >> everybody is super excited. >> for as long as he can remember he helped give free toys and food. >> i would see the tears and it just touched me. >> he and his family served in the foundation his grandparents founded in el salvador in 1985. >> my grandparents taught us all to give back to what we had. >> today he runs the nonprofit. the foundation now based in roseville ill it gives hundreds of skrtprogra donations and dozens of scholarships to students in el

i love a good chai. yes, friend. ch >>> good morning, america. flattening the curve. signs of hope the outbreak may be slowing, but inside hospitals, the battle still raging. doctors taking us inside an icu as they race to save lives. >> what happened just now is an absolute emergency. it's a life-or-death situation. yet while hard hit michigan faces a staff shortage at the state's largest hospital system. detroit's mayor imploring people to stay at home. >> we're at a very dangerous time if we don't stick with what we're doing. >> white house task force coordinator dr. deborah birx joins us this morning with the very latest. >>> breaking this morning, an

he told us they wouldn't arm the south south chai sea, they did so.live up to promises in hong kong, and now at this moment this authoritarian regime had information, data -- it's very clear now that the communist party and the world health organization didn't put that information out into the international space as they're required to do in a timely fashion, and the result of that is that we now have this global pan deppic. pandemic. we're still, maria, suffering that today. we are still asking the chinese communist party to allow experts to get into that virology lab so that we can determine precisely where this virus began. it isn't political, this is about science and epidemiology. we need to understand what has taken place so that we can reduce risks to americans in the days, weeks and months ahead and get the global economy back on track. it's very important. maria: i know we've been saying that perhaps the virus got out of that virology lab by accident. but the fact that they have been downplaying it and lying for so long, since the beginning o

he told us they wouldn't arm the south south chai sea, they did so. up to promises in hong kong, and now at this moment this authoritarian regime had information, data -- it's very clear now that the communist party and the world health organization didn't put that information out into the international space as they're required to do in a timely fashion, and the result of that is that we now have this global pan deppic. pandemic. we're still, maria, suffering that today. we are still asking the chinese communist party to allow experts to get into that virology lab so that we can determine precisely where this virus began. it isn't political, this is about science and epidemiology. we need to understand what has taken place so that we can reduce risks to americans in the days, weeks and months ahead and get the global economy back on track. it's very important. maria: i know we've been saying that perhaps the virus got out of that virology lab by accident. but the fact that they have been downplaying it and lying for so long, since the beginning of th

he told us they wouldn't arm the south south chai sea, they did so.and now at this moment this authoritarian regime had information, data -- it's very clear now that the communist party and the world health organization didn't put that information out into the international space as they're required to do in a timely fashion, and the result of that is that we now have this global pan deppic. pandemic. we're still, maria, suffering that today. we are still asking the chinese communist party to allow experts to get into that virology lab so that we can determine precisely where this virus began. it isn't political, this is about science and epidemiology. we need to understand what has taken place so that we can reduce risks to americans in the days, weeks and months ahead and get the global economy back on track. it's very important. maria: i know we've been saying that perhaps the virus got out of that virology lab by accident. but the fact that they have been downplaying it and lying for so long, since the beginning of this, then it raises a question

this is a national security question about venezuela and chai. >> venezuela. go ahead. >> we have news this morning that president xi is talking with nicolas maduro -- [inaudible]. two questions, one, have you discussed this with president xi the u.s. policy on maduro? and two, how does this affect u.s. policy with regards -- >> we will not be happy if that takes place. i haven't spoken to president xi of china about venezuela, about that aspect of venezuela. but if that took place, we will not be happy. okay? >> are you concerned that he's opening up another financial -- >> i'm concerned about everything. that's why i don't sleep a lot. i get myself concerned about everything, but i would not be happy about that. go ahead. >> getting back to peter's question, variation of that question, your doctors who are gathered here seem to be in doubt as to whether or not the country could reopen on may the 1st. if they come to you before may 1st and say big parts of the country are not ready to reopen on may 1st. will you listen to them? >> i have listened to them abou

i love a good chai. yes, friend. ch >>> good morning, america. flattening the curve. signs of hope the outbreak may be slowing, but inside hospitals, the battle still raging. doctors taking us inside an icu as they race to save lives. >> what happened just now is an absolute emergency. it's a life-or-death situation. >> new york state dealing with the highest one-day death toll yet while hard hit michigan faces a staff shortage at the state's largest hospital system. detroit's mayor imploring people to stay at home. >> we're at a very dangerous time if we don't stick with what we're doing. >> white house task force coordinator dr. deborah birx joins us this morning with the very latest. >>> breaking this morning, an exclusive abc news investigation. american military medical investigators sounded the alarm about coronavirus back in november. so why didn't the white house ramp up efforts to combat covid-19 more quickly? >>> rapid tests roll out. results ready in just five minutes. the game-changing technology now shipping out across the country. who can get them and wh