you put out a film about this with deepak chopra, who we just had on.l people about where they should be in terms of how to see the situation and where we're headed. >> as everybody knows, this is an unprecedented time. we're being asked to evolve and evolve at a rapid pace and that's painful. this is a painful, scary time. but we're more than up to the challenge. we're very capable of doing this. our children will remember the attitudes that we have in our homes much more than they're going to remember all of these details. so maintaining what deepak so beautifully called our mental hi hygiene are really critical. looking at social distancing as social caring. and looking at connection. we have been a very connected society but the quality of that connection hasn't always been amazing. this is ani amazing for us to have a deeper and more connective experience. to realize what we put in our mouth is important but what we put in our ears and what we put in our eyes is also important. it affects our reactions tremendously and our immune systems. >> people

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chopra, thank you so much for your time. more importantly thank you for all the work you and your colleagues are doing as we fight through this. >> thank you. thank you very much. up next for us, a former nfl player describes life on the front line of this pandemic. plus, medical workers are trying to help every patient while facing staff and supply shortages. >> today has been crazy. we are very short staff, we are short supply. the last few weeks everyday we -- they gave us a baggy of goody and protective equipment that we are supposed to make last throughout the day. i did not get one today because we are out of the n-95 mask. i only get one in the morning. i am on the side of intebating critical patient. the one that i have now in my bag is my last one and we just don't have enough. when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. try pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. get powerful relief with pepto bismol liquicaps. (baby soun

nisha chopra has been meeting the people who are keeping our stores stocked and investigating the impact of coronavirus on the retail industry. i want to show you something. this is an aldi supermarket in leicestershire. and there are queues right round the back of the supermarket. and then a tesco‘s, shelves completely empty of eggs and bread. i mean, i know we're facing a global crisis, but is panic buying really the answer? going to the shops and everybody‘s panic buying and you can feel yourself being swayed and you have to pull back and think, "no, because they don't think we're going to starve. we just have to eat different things." it's the uncertainty. nobody has a crystal ball and knows where it's going to go, so everyone's looking to protect themselves. i think when there are a few more guidelines in place and people know what they're doing it'lljust come down a little bit. it's clear customers are feeling anxious over panic buying and shop keeper pratik from leicester says it's leaving some people without. my father's just at the wholesalers right now and he's getting loo roll

neil: luke going to be talking about that later in the chopra and i am sorry i interrupted you. >> telusf us who can get our hands on this things quickly. how should we be cleaning our phone and how frequently. >> i would say, i am not a disease expert. i can tell you this though they live alert at this point that seriously washing your hands is sensible. and then it makes to me that you would wash your hands and then five seconds later, get that text intent your filthy phone. then you text, as 96 percent of microbial pathogens on it that lead to infection anyone to clean your phone when you wash your hands. it sounds really arduous, but honestly, remember how hard it was in the first one we just had to scrub away forever other hands. and now it just sort of seems normal when we get in sync. i put it on the paper towel, musical rockslide or alcohol what, apple changed the rules on monday, they said that, i kept asking them, how do i disinfect my phone. is it will, we have the stage and is aesthetically phones. that is not going to control a virus. i don't want to how to clean a phone hun

deepak chopra was on with dr. sanjay gupta and he has a meditation app. a time to begin meditation, and also the time to begin yoga on your own, stretching is something you can do, whether you're doing planks. i know i set a new year's resolution on january 1 to start running a mile every day and i've been doing that, i've been keeping track of that. even if you've diverted a little, now is a time to get back on track. and -- or to set a new goal for yourself now that you are home more and want to improve on something physically. >> next, you say notice your inner dialogue, this is such a tough one for people, they have that broken record in their head of negativity, of negative thoughts, of, you know, your inner voice telling you bad things, not helpful things. so how do you turn that around and what can be a good mantra for people? >> a good mantra is i'm trying the best i can, or it can be something of self-compassion. so mistakes are going to happen. we are under new set of circumstances that none of us have experienced before, so we can't say in the

[ laughter ] >> announcer: plus - >> lilly: deepak chopra. >> i tried lsd in medical school >> lilly:ou said "harvard. and i can imagine every indian parent being like, then it's fun. >> that's it right. [ laughter ] >> lilly: you all meditate and i'm going to challenge you with a few distractions just to see if you can maintain your focus or if you crack. did you lock your front door [ laughter ] ♪ she'll be comin around the mountai when she comes ♪ [ laughter ] you're really good at this >> how's your rice okay >> announcer: coming up in one minute

nick jonas says of his marriage to priyanka chopra, she's such a breath of fresh air and speaking ofir, new york needs 40,000 lifesaving ventilators because of the exponential growth because of an incredibly infectious disease but trump's grotesque conspiracy theories about the urgent lack of medical supplies didn't stop there. on sunday night, he implied something fishy was also going on with the lack of masks in new york city hospitals, implying that heroic medical professionals who are literally putting their lives at risk might be hoarding or stealing the masks. >> they've been delivering for years ten to 20,000 masks. okay, it's a new york hospital, very -- it's packed all the time how do you go from 10, to 20, to 300,000 10, to 20,000 masks, to 300,000, even though this is different. something's going on and you ought to look into it as reporters. where are the masks going? are they going out the back door i would like them to check that, because i hear stories like that all the time, you know, we're -- we're delivering millions and millions of different products and all we do

it was one year ago that dael jonassoie turner and priyanka chopra. the world. we're the lucky ones. look for more news soon about an upcoming album. they get ready for the start of their las vegas residency next month. got your tickets? >> still love that song. >> you do? >> yeah, i'm a sucker for that song. >> i don't blame you, rob. >> let's talk after. >>> okay, "american idol" may be all about the singing but it's the contestants' stories that also capture our hearts. tonight divine crocker junior introduces his great-grandmother to lionel richle. she's a huge fan saying, hello, what a super sweet, moment, she walked down the aisle to "lady" and richie gives her a serenade. ♪ knight in shining armor and i love you ♪ ♪ you have made me what i am and i am yours ♪ >> not just the song but a dance. >> yeah. you can catch tonight's episode of "idol" at 8:00 eastern here on abc. >> i thought since you love puns so much that you were going to say, she's so happy she was dancing on the ceiling. >> oh, i wouldn't have known that one. >> that would have be

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