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please welcome claire danes and mandy patinkin.irst date with your wife. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: and you have advice as to how people a relationship fresh. what is that? >> the advice is we've spent a tremendous amount of time apart. >> stephen: how is that working now? i assume you're together. >> well, i've got to tell you, we were tea terrified, but it's working great. i adore her. you know, she's always got, like, 50,000 plans every day. she would normally be going, you know, back to new york city, you know, millions of plans. we're together for every meal. we cook every meal together, we eat every meal together. i don't think that's happened since the day we met 42 years ago, and we're cleaning the house. i've never had such respect and admiration for people who clean homes. i never realized how hard that was. and we love doing it. and, so, just spend a healthy amount of time apart. so she has a little cubby hole in our place here where we call it the writer's room. she's a writer and she goes to write. >> stephen: she escape

. ♪ ♪ the danes love community singing and what they call hygge, which translates as being cozy whilehome. the state broadcaster has combined both components with a dailtelevised sing-a-long during a month-long lockdown. nationalpirits were lifted further earlier this week wh danish students in the last semester of high school were promised the chance of gradetion, with perhaps a mor restrained party than usual. theyere told they could resu their education after easter. pupils aged under ten will alsot retuschool. but, amid concerns that there could be aesurgence of the virus, most businesses will remain locked down for a further month. prime minister mettese freder >> ( translated ): in reality, it will be a bit like a high wire act. if we stop up, we can fall. if we move forward tooly, something else can go wrong. and that is why we have to take one cautious step at a time. >> i am very, very happy to have been in denmark during all of this. it's a political decision, but it is extremely reassuring. got it right.es, i think they >> reporter: we met nordic expert michael booth four y

usually, we also see that >>g,eporter: for the time be danes will keep on community singing.edes have been warned that the rising death toll may force the government to ange its tune and impose tougher restrictions. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant. >> woodruff: and on the newshour online, we posed your questions about taking care of mental health ding the coronavirus pandemic to joshua gordon, he's director of theational institute of mental health. you can watch his conversation with our own amna nawaz, and get tips for how to help you a your loved ones cope. that is on our website right now ws www.pbs.org/newshour. and that is the ur for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at thene wshour, thank you, please soon.safe, and we'll see you >> major funding for the pbs newshour h been provided by: >> when it comes to wireless, consumer cellular ves its custers the choice. our no-contract plans give you as much-- or as little-- talk, text and data as you wan and our u.s.-based customer service team is on hand t

the danes once gave this name to the estuary today the few order is changing rapidly. the temperatures are rising the glaciers are receding the melt waters washing up sand banks in many bays. greenland lost more than 300000000000 tons of ice last year alone. his brother in law steers the boat he also notice is a change in the bay. and all we see this especially in summer then the entire fjord is open and there's a lot of lycia you go also really big icebergs. now in winter there are less. but stood it got better not drive into one that's going to have as old as makes it. under speed game with just one water taxi 4 years ago he recently commissioned his 5th of the business with melting ice it's booming . greenland's capital nuke the danes founded the city nearly 300 years ago the tourists come mostly here to the old colonial harbor. the city has seen raw. that growth in the past few years construction is everywhere new hotels and apartments are being built and the airport is being expanded. greenland is on the move says charlotte nixon her ancestors were fishermen hunte

i'm dane kennedy, director of the national history center. i want to welcome you to this briefing on the history of u.s./iranian relations. this is part of an ongoing series that the national history center provides to bring historical perspectives to current issues that are confronting congress and the nation. the purpose of the program is not to provide or advocate for any particular political positi position. it is nonpartisan. it is intended to inform policymakers and the public about the sorts of issues they are dealing with. i want to first give a few thanks first to the melon foundation for providing the funding that makes these briefings possible. i also want to thank our assistant jeffrey who is outside this room for helping to make the arrangements. i want to thank the office of jerry connolly which booked the room. and i want to remind or explain why there were index cards on your seats and why i passed other index cards around. what we will do after the presentations by the speakers we will get questions, answer questions, but we

i'm dane kennedy. this is a briefing sponsored by the national history center which is affiliated with the american historical association and it's part of a series of briefings that we offer that provide historical perspectives to issues that are currently confronting congress. we will have another one next month on the history of u.s./iran relations. i should stress these events are strictly nonpartisan and not intended to offer any kind of policy, recommendations, or agendas. therapy meant to give greater insight into how we got to where we are, which we believe helps us to understand how we can solve problems. a few thanks and then over to allen. the melon foundation funds building program. we are grateful to them. the room has been booked by chronicm congressman consequentnelly's o. i will turn it over to the moderator of this event. most of you will find these index cards on your seats. the intent of these is as the discussion proceeds, if you have questions, write them on these cards. we would c

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from the 15th of the 15th of april as a 1st step to relax its 3 weeks but is the government putting danes at too great a risk. also coming up eurozone finance ministers are discussing how to keep a recession of the day but they're divided on just how to do that one proposal is especially controversial so-called coronato.

body bags have been preorder for potential coronavirus victims bulldozers could be seen working for danes in several of the city's cemeteries. the tajikistan league soccer season has kicked off despite almost every other country in the world suspending its leagues because of the coronavirus the 1st match was played behind closed doors in the central asian countries capital so she can stand has not announced a single case of covert $1000.00 so far. now the economic impact of the pandemic is being felt around the world and its people with lower incomes who are being hit hardest here in germany the government has agreed on an unprecedented aid package to mitigate that impact even so many people have been left struggling one family shared their experiences with us. the baker family on their daily walk. it's finally a chance to get out of their cramped 3rd floor apartment nicole becker and her 5 children share 70 square metres of living space since the schools and daycare centers have closed they're staying at home. she noticed the spaces are pretty crowded a 3 bedroom apartment with 5 childre

la mascarilla debe ser asegurada con lazos en la laura del cuello y orejas, que no se dañe ni cambieentrarà en vigor el 17 de abril quien no cumpla pasará un tiempo en la cárcel o será multado. dmv también extiende permisos para pagar la licencia. conductores tendrán ahta mayo 31 para renovar. quienes tengan una licencia comercial hasta 30 de junio conductores sobre 70 años son reelegibles para renovación automática >> también una mujer le gana la batalla a covid-19, no sin tener que luchar. >> comencé a sentir que tenía una esponja, no sentía el sabor de nada, después perdì el olfato sufrió de asma y embolia pulmonar en el pasado llamo al hospital para una prueba. que le negaron una y otra vez, el dolor de cabeza arreciaba. su médico personal no respondió. desesperada se fue a hacer filadelfia en hayward para esperar por una prueba. no podía creer que un país tan rico pudiera sentirse tan desamparada. tenía 104 de temperaturas mientras esperaba por el diagnóstico esperaba una respuesta de su hospital. horas después una llamada lo confirmó, tenía covid-19 pese a sus antecedentes médi

y que le permita respirar sin restricciÓn y que se pueda lavar sin que se daÑe o cambie de forma. >>>idad de mantenerse a distancia de otros, en cualquier momento>>> pies de distancia entre usted y otro. >>> esta orden entra en vigor el>>> de abril quien no lo cumpla podrÍa ser ml estado, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> en condado santa clara, autoridad de salud dice que uso de cubre boba sigue siendo una plenoing dags y recalcan la importamos r tapo cia de cubreboca de tela que cubra na rezo y boca y que la curva de contagio se estÁ estabilizando en condado. confirmado, desfile y celebraciÓn de orgullo de san francis co ha sido suspendido por la incertidumbre de la pandemia por lo que organizadores al ver riesgos decidieron suspender la marcha esto estaba programado para 28 y 27 de junio. >>> fans de san josÉ, recibieron material interactivo para que los niÑos continÚen con su educaciÓn en casa. >>> esta es la quinta semana que padres de familia del paÍs han tenido que asumir rol de maestro con sus hijos. >>> pero no es fÁcil, y no siempre tenemos material necesario en casa, por esto con

i'm dane kennedy. this is a briefing sponsored by the national history center which is affiliated with the american historical association and it's part of a series of briefings that we offer that provide historical perspectives to issues that are currently confronting congress. we will have another one next month on the history

kemal is one of the 1st to be called dane. after years of hard work it will take just seconds to learn his fate and now. at the camp gates families are also white for the results. boys who fired coming out brutha. molly or the other. people try to console him but he's not stopping anyone it's just awful kemal had tears in his eyes coming out and he didn't want to talk to us and i don't really blame him. inside drew hit is still hopeful. but he's one of the last boys left on the few. i. finally if he's 10. it looks like he's even. though you've. got 2 ways that is feel and that is that. we never assume because you are at the bottom of the kirov and i was not asked did you think you were going to get a no you were not going to get me i was looking to get in but i was missing ok you graduations bugger off you go. for the boys who got in it's a moment they will never forget the day they lives changed forever i feel so great . i think i missed a milestone is the greatest that's did you think you're going to make it some are on the

for example, senator danes and i, senator from montana, have a really big bipartisan fix to a lot of problems small businesses and nonprofits are finding, which is they can't even get lending institutions to help them even begin the process. small businesses is the backbone of our country. we need less partisanship, more compassion and concern. i think chuck schumer right now is standing in the right place. we need to make sure that, yeah, we need to reup certain programs but we also need to get critical resources to our states and our localities who are in financial freeall. we have hospitals right now that still don't have the resources they need. a lot of our rural hospitals as joe mentioned were talking to me just this week that are on the brink right now. we need to do the small business association right. i think senator danes and i have an answer to a lot of the challenges small businesses and nonprofits are facing. we need to reup the fund overall but we also have to act now to help cities and states, towns that are in financial freeall might have to cut services, firefighter

arab leaders greeted fat operations with distrust in this dane they were wary of a radical palestinian group acting on its own initiative president nasser of egypt suspected fattah was an extension of the muslim brotherhood with whom he was engaged in a vicious struggle palestinians who are allied to nasser hurled elaborate accusations against their fellow palestinians and fatah caligula. which i felt that with being an anti muslim buddy affiliated with the muslim brotherhood even a creation of the cia there was a real battle going on between egyptian intelligence and fattah so one fact that launched its 1st operation and announced the beginning of the armed struggle in the arab nationalist movement mounted an all out assault on fatah and accused it of trying to drag nasser into war. other arab leaders openly spoke out in favor of negotiation rather than armed struggle in 1986 tunisian president habibie arrived in egypt on a tour of the region while in the west bank he advised his palestinian audience to seek a negotiated settlement in order to resolve the palestinian refugee problem.

first step to relaxing a three week lockdown, but is the government, is the danish government putting danest too great a risk? ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. as world leaders sent messages of support, boris johnson remains in stable condition in intensive care at a london hospital. johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the coronavirus. he was admitted sunday evening to the hospital because his symptoms were not going away. >> on monday, after a night in hospital, boris johnson insisted there was no cause for concern. just h hours later, his conditin had deteteriorated. >> ass we speakak, the prime minister is inin intensive care gangng looked aftfter by his mel team, receiving t the very best care and our hopes and prayers are with him and with his family. >> downing street says johnson is conscious and in good spirits. he is getting oxygen supupport, but he i is not on a ventilator. >> my thoughts are with him and his family because obviously it is a worrying time for them and his loved ones. it is very se

schools from april 15th as a 1st step to relaxing its 3 week locked up but is the government putting danes at too great a race also coming up eurozone finance ministers are discussing how to keep a recession at bay but they're divided on just how to do that one proposal is especially controversial so-called corona virus.

1st step to relaxing the country's 3 week lock dale but some are wondering is the government putting danes at too great a risk. i'm bored goff it's good to have you with us tonight as world leaders send messages of support britain's prime minister boris johnson remains in stable condition in intensive care in a london hospital johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the corona virus but he was admitted to the hospital on sunday evening because his symptoms were simply not going away. on monday after a night in hospital bars johnson insisted there was no cause for concern. but just hours later his condition had deteriorated. as we 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 see it's a very worrying time for them i'm going to suffer one zone because it's ve

canadian artist has invented a device showing it's hard to comply with that rule at all daniel ross dane posted a video on twitter calling for the closure of major roads he thinks they should be given over to pedestrians as patrons just aren't wide enough meanwhile canada has now registered more than 43000 infections how the 2000 people have died we spoke to daniel who told us more about his idea of improving city guidelines and the locked out. my critique is about how we are treating the people who aren't necessarily going to the hospital but are forced to navigate the city and there and it's really unsafe right now and i think that there's so few cars already and because there are so few cars that actually has encouraged people who do drive to drive faster so the advice from the city and the mayor has been just step into this . if you need to avoid somebody step into the street and i can do that fine i'm an able bodied man you know it's ok for me but we're asking vulnerable people to step into the live traffic to avoid each other so they can navigate safely i'm not saying close the str

schools from april 15th as a 1st step to relaxing its 3 week lockdown but is the government putting danes at too great a race also coming up bureau's own finance ministers are discussing how to keep the recession at bay but they're divided on just how to do that one proposal is especially controversial so-called corona. and world leaders to tell britain's prime minister get well soon boris johnson is in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened over the weekend. had of his welcome to the program when can the world start to unlock its coronavirus lockdowns with the virus still spreading it might not seem to be the right moment to ask that question but denmark is starting to do just that its government has announced that it will begin lifting restrictions after easter albeit very slowly for about 4 weeks it's been quiet on the streets of denmark now the restrictions on public life are to be dialed down people in copenhagen have mixed feelings. i think it's too early. this is their personal my opinion it's the right thing to do i'm not worried that it's too soon for what it mean

numbers look good as the region continue to climb in the boston danes the number of cases reported in europe has nearly doubled to close to 1000000 this in any way chose the director for europe says it's imperative that we don't let down our guard governments must be sure that the virus transmission is under control also coming up a gloomy economic outlook for asia the international monetary fund says there will be 0 growth in the region for the 1st time since the 1960 s. because of the coronavirus. great art inspired by sound isolation if you're getting bored at home try reproducing well known works of art in your own living room bedroom or bathroom. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the world health organization's european director has warned that despite some optimistic signs in some of the country's worst hit by the corona via. yes the number of cases continues to rise dr holmes a clue those remarks came as some governments including here in germany eased their lockdowns now he said that despite the spring weather europe remained in a storm and he warned against over optimism

april 15th is the 1st step to relaxing a 3 week law is the government is the danish government putting danes at a risk. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome to 9 to as world leaders send messages of support to britain's prime minister boris johnson remains in stable condition in intensive care at a london hospital johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the corona virus and he was admitted on sunday evening to the hospital because his symptoms were simply not going away. on monday after a night in hospital paris johnson insisted there was no cause for concern. but just hours later his condition had deteriorated. as we speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after 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 see it's a very worrying time they're. going to suffer wha

she is played by the great actress claire danes. >> starting with why you haven't checked in on frannyi'm going to, of course i am. i've been busy. >> too busy to see your own daughter? >> i was waiting until the weekend. >> because you don't want to say good-bye all over again. truth is, you're not planning on staying in the country for as long, are you? which begs the question, why come back at all? >> i came back to try and stop a war. >> stop a war? how you plan to do that, stop a war? >> any way i can. >> showtime is a division of viacom cbs, and mandy patinkin joins us now from his home in upstate new york. good morning to you, mandy. i want the viewers to know you're also a prop stylist. before you went on the air you said, want me to put some tape on that window and tape it up for you? we thank you that you're so -- you notice those kind of things. i thought that was nice. want me to get in duct tape and tape it up? let's talk about -- go ahead -- >> no, i just -- i had plenty of gaffers tape where i go. plenty of gaffers tape wherever i go. >> yeah. duct tape will solve anythi

they ought to be on the floor debating this issue night and day 24 hours a dane stead of sitting back sending out tweets. i want their butts on the floor of the senate arguing and debating this and putting it up for vote after vote after vote. but mitch mcconnell thinks it's fine to give a south spoken speech and say i guess we'll have to wait until may 4. why should we wait? lou: i don't think we should. i think the president made a determination that mitch mcconnell is given to waiting. he's given to understatement and cordiality in the face of an absolute act of subversion on the part of the democratic party. they should not be referred to as his colleagues. hardly colleagues as you put it in that all too temperate voice of his. i can't imagine why it's come to this. but it doesn't matter now. this president has a solution and he needs to move ahead. otherwise he's giving in to outright subversion. let's talk about the new developments in which the government appears to have clearly withdrawn its almost absolute statement of support for the wuhan bat explanation for the coronavirus

let's go to dane in missouri >> yo, jim there's a tech stock i like that has earnings coming out on sinonly buying stz. >> johnny. >> how are you i'm currently in your state, new jersey right now >> all right that's good. >> i nibbled on pen a little bit. i love you and i love port nay >> he's down day trade i gave him nordic american tanker i gave it to you at 33.25 you looked from the sidelines. davey, that's what you said to me about football. get in the game. i think penn national is my favorite in the group other than wynn i think it was a great buy when you start gambling again, it's going to be all port because he's a great guy let's go to peg in california. >> pete. >> pete. my bad my bad pete my bad >> booyah. first time long time i wanted to shout out my dad and my brother they're sheltering in place in ohio we watch your show every day we jump on zoom and chop it up i wanted you to know you bring families together. >> great okay >> my stock is cloud player. >> there was a guy -- i read it. i didn't really think much of it we had a downgrade today of cloud flare. it's done the

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the emmy-winning spy drama starring claire danes wrapping up after eight seasons on showtime.ixth championship ring continues on espn with episodes three and four of the michael jordan, chicago bulls docuseries "the last dance." who says there's no sports on tv? >> there's a lot to catch up on still. i mean, people are saying they've watched all of netflix, now they've moved to netflix 2. >> is that hulu? >> right, exactly. >> what are you watching? >> i've got to watch "money heist." i've got to catch up on "the last dance." also i've got to finish the last season of expletive creek. you guys know what i'm talking about. i love the rose family. what have you got? >> i finished creek. i'm going to go with "little fires everywhere." >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump suggests coronavirus patients should be injected with disinfectant. >> those comments as a top government expert also revealed sunlight might weaken the virus. plus the new model showing when large states like california and texas might reopen. and many georgia businesses are now just hours from

, the ratification process, if you consider the beginning of the constitution, we the people do or dane and establish the constitution, this government doesn't have legitimacy unless it is approved by the people. and the people are going to have their opportunity to look at and consider this constitution in ratifying conventions that are going to happen in every single state. so the delegates to ratifying conventions will be elected by the people themselves. they're not going to be appointed people. so that's also pretty important element to this debate. all right. so, we're going to need 9 out of 13 states required to ratify the constitution. so how is this going to play out? so the ratification debates essentially kick off right away in almost every state, except rhode island, who is not having this debate, thank you very much. and most often, the debates are going to focus on the question of power. how are we to divide power between the national government and the states? are we okay with the kind of power sharing that has been proposed by this constitution or are we not okay with it

>>reporting in san leandro dan thorn kron 4 news san francisco district attorney chase abreu dane announced an initiative would lift day to provide access to free and reliable ride credits. >>so the victims of domestic violence can travel to secure housing. the program will provide domestic violence community agencies with ride credits to use on lift. those agencies will be able to use the credits to coordinate free rides for victims of domestic violence to be transported to an emergency shelter provider or to say 1000 sideshows continue to pop up in the bay area despite shelter-in-place orders over the weekend oakland police shot this video in the area of the port of oakland. >>shows a long line of vehicles that police say participated in the sideshow law enforcement has always maintains it these sideshows are inherently dangerous for drivers and passengers and spectators, but police say the coronavirus introduces another layer of vulnerability. >>our first responders are put at risk as well i mean we we did these car stopped saturday night we're all rain bp's our personal protection but t

. >> so i welcome you this morning, thank you all for coming, my name is dane kennedy. i'm the director of the national history center. which is sponsoring this briefing. it is on the geo politics of middle east oil, historical perspectives on the current crisis. i want to just briefly explain what we are doing here and why we're doing it. this is part of an ongoing series sponsored by the center that brings historical perspectives to current issues. the center itself is strictly non-partisan. the purpose of the program is not to advocate for any particular policies, but in fact to provide sort of historical context to help inform policy makers and the public as they deal with difficult issues. i want to thank or acknowledge the financial support of the mellon foundation, which makes this briefing series possible. i want to thank rachel wheatly in the back of the room who is our assistant director and has helped to organize this. i want to thank the office of jerry connelly. which has booked the room. i also want to alert you to the fact you have index cards on your cha

in dane county, which is half the size, they were able to get about 66 sites open.he result is voter suppression. and in this case, it's having a disproportionate impact on african-americans. >> is it? let me ask you that. when you say voter suppression, that sounds like something we've covered a lot, i know you care a lot about, but efforts to target people to prevent them from voting, a lot of folks would say this is different because they're balancing against real public health concerns. >> you are putting people in a situation where they have to choose between their health and well-being and their sacred right to vote. and then not preparing to make sure that if they're going to have an election that they have policy, procedures and personnel in place to make sure it happens and happens safely. we see end result, whatever you want to say, in the result of this, it's not only undermining people's access to the ballot, but it is going to have a racially dispirate impact. this is stuff i heard from my grandparents about what was going on in this country. and to see

. >> juan: so, jesse, to pick up on dane's point, you have a argument between chuck schumer and mitcheader in the senate, but what chuck schumer says is that there is money now for the hospitals and there's going to be more money, hopefully on the road for the hospitals as well for state and local governments. part of it is also money for testing. dana said an argument about the fact that the bill now requires a strategy protection. what you think? >> jesse: it's a lot of money for testing, but there's going to be people fighting over scraps for years to come. not enough money. this isn't something that you can have one loan fix. there's going to be a mom and pop shops that are going to just die or they will just get scooped up by a larger corporation. it's sad and we are just going to have to face that reality. it's never going to be good enough. what i don't like is the new york media shaming states for opening. i mean, we should be applauding these estates. these states that are opening have done a very good job. they've kept fatalities really, really low. i don't think the new yor

. ♪ >> reporter: meanwhile, the balconies of copenhagen are being put to good use, with danes showinghome doesn't have to be alone. ♪ don't let the sun >> reporter: and while concerts and gigs have been canceled, new ones are cropping up from living rooms. elton john hosted a concert on fox to raise money for those on the front lines. he was joined by a number of a-list artists, including mariah carey, alicia keys -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- and even the backstreet boys, reunited, apart. ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ >> elton john and the backstreet boys. wow, it's your lucky day, isn't it? here at cnn, of course, we have the latest updated facts and figures as millions of people are being impacted globally. you can also help and find out how to feed the hungry, protect health professionals and refugees, and of course, support service workers during this pandemic. there's a lot you can do. please go to cnn.com/impact. so, thanks for watching. keep yourselves safe by staying at home, please. cnn will continue to bring you all the latest news and advice from doctors around the world.

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deputizing where necessary now the united kingdom does not have the same kind of constitutionally or danes chain of command as say the united states for its president vice president etc it's a bit more vague here but dominic robb is deputising for now if he is incapacitated then really soon as the chancellor of the exchequer steps in and i suppose with dominic we can look at it as you know the prime minister is still the prime minister he has set the course dominic rob has been given the tiller for a while to keep the ship on track basically he can't hire and fire ministers and any matters of national security are being decided by the cap on the principle of collective responsibility rory talk to us about this new report this modeling that's come out from the university of washington regarding the outbreak in the u.k. is that cause for concern. well i think it certainly is because these figures from the university of washington the institute for health metrics and evaluation of the school of medicine there are very alarming they are suggesting that the united kingdom could have 66000 death

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