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doctors are teaming up with poles to analyze a group of 1000 people in this small community of dang it. following cannibal's celebrations in february the town saw a sudden surge of corona virus infections those responsible hope the mistakes made back then may now produce some good for you in the end maybe we won't just be remembered for being the region where things were really bad and maybe will be remembered for handling the situation well doing as much as we could. it's hope taking samples from all aspects of daily life will shed some light on how fast and in which ways the virus spread it is probably in the sea of the problem is that we are currently relying too much on mathematical models. and if only one factor turns out to be wrong the whole calculation model collapses like a house of cards on the team of scientists hopes to be able to present the 1st concrete results on actual infection ratios by the beginning of next week. and now here's a look at some more was covered 19 is impacting the world there's a growing concern at the scale of the corona virus in the us president trum

dang. "the daily distancing show." earlier today, i spoke with u.s. astronaut christina koch.na koch. welcome to "the daily distancing show." and i guess more importantly, welcome back to earth. >> thank you very much. it is great to be with you, and it's great to be back on earth, too. >> trevor: you were out in space for the longest mission that a female astronaut has ever ever undertaken. you have now since returned. was there a little part of you that regrets coming back, with everything that's going on in the world? >> you know, i have to feel a little part of me always wishes i were in space. i've felt that since i was young, actually my entire life. but it's great to be back on earth. i wouldn't trade it for the world. i will say living through this is probably one of the most amazing things i will have lived through. would never have wished for it to happen, but see hough people are coming together is a great thing to witness in person. >> trevor: let's talk about your journey in space and then coming home. spending eleven months in space is no easy undertaking, especi

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you're not going to drown because your dang neighbor swam in his pool! the worst thing you will get is a case of fomo. now, it will be a lot easier to not take these protests seriously if they were just being fueled by fox news and internet conspiracy theories. the problem is all these morons also have the support of the moron in chief. >> president trump is praising stay-at-home protesters who are defying social distancing measures. >> the president defending the demonstrators after tweeting last week that states led by democratic governors like michigan, hard hit by covid 19, should be liberated. >> these are great people. they've got cabin fever, they want to get back. they want their life back. their life was taken away from them. >> trevor: yes, people are suffering from cabin fever and, honestly, i can't think of any disease right now that could be worse than that. you know, trump talks about cabin fever like it's an actual illness. this cabin fiver, worse than any disease we've even had, even worse than the disease from the '70s, disco fever, it w

having said that, right now, ous connection is a dang thing.and what love looks like action right nows to stay apart. and that is really hard to rs unnd in your bones. when really love looks so often like holding hands and giving each other a hug at abservice. >> lutely. and you certainly have been talking with yomembers during this time. what are the issues and concerns that are coming to the top for them? >> so, we arlucky right now. in our congregation, and maybe in the bay area, that we have been able tobend atthe curb. a big concern initially was who was going to get sick? and we have had relatively few. grateful for that. to figure out who is vulnerable. so, who is alone? who is immunocompromised and cannot go out? it waelderly and should not go out? and how many things separate them from danger? if they only have one neigor or friendwho is bringing them groceries, we need to know that. there was someone who suffers from anxietyor depression, we need to know that, so we can keep track of people and catch them if something happens or in goes wrong the safety net. >> that is a big

. >> dang. that's cold. disrespect. >> so cold-blooded. i am visiting into your future, young lady. this is how you repay me? >>> is bryna ionescu today won the award given to the best collegiate player in women's basketball. it was the fourth national player of the year award this season. she loved the ducks. a 31 and two record before her senior season ended with the cancellation of the ncaa tournament due to the coronavirus pandemic. >>> it's a rainy day. i got three boys who normally are at the gym, the pool, basketball court. so today was the day. the grim boys versus the old man challenge at the pullup bar. this is edited for television and time. minimum of ten. here's zach my 21-year-old. all the way up and down, okay. showing off. handling this easy. this is jake. he's 19. methodically got it gone. and my 15-year-old nicky who reminded me he had just done 20 and then, dead. >> come on, guys! let's go! >> that was a generous four. i asked the boys, you want me to spend less time in the kitchen cooking and more time at the pullup bar? dad, just stay in the kitchen. we like eat

uv-light into the body and the idea of using d using disinfectant, the lyslysol lysol purell stuff, very dang dangero dangerous, don't even burn yourself if you are trying to use some lights inside your body. scientifically your perspective on it. >> does not work, dangerous. does not need to be studied. most kids know the answer to this. >> i was surprised people around the president were hedging on this. i am not trying to be critical of these scientists. i would be critical of how they are handling this particular thing. they are doing incredible work and facing the public what they do is frustrating. i know this. despite that with the stay-at-home order, it was 15 days, dr. fauci knew right from the beginning it was not 15 days. i do have faith. there are ways outs of this mess and we have to have faith in them and conference in spite of these shenanigans that are going on right now. >> liberate the scientists. thank you all. the mayor of atlanta is shooting new warnings as georgia is reopening today. why she says is too soon. i love audible because it's a lot of stress relief, it's a gre

because there is a dang ore of a rebound. going ahead and leap-froging into phases where you should not be. i would as advise him as an official not to do that. >> reporter: the battle is one of several flashpoints between the president and a scientist. he insisted dr. robert redfield had been misquoted when the health expert warned a second wave of the coronavirus could ham ter u.s. during flu season. >> he was misquoted. totally misquoted. >> reporter: but redfield said he was quoted accurately. >> i am accurately quoted in the washington post as difficult, but the headlines. >> reporter: when mr. trump doubled down. >> you may not have corona coming back. >> there will be coronavirus in the fall. >> reporter: then there is the sudden departure from dr. wright work on a vaccine. he said i am speaking out, because to combat this deadly virus, science, not cronyism has to lead the way. part of his touting is the president's touting of hydroxychloraquine. >> what do you have to lose? it's been out there a long time. i may take

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so with the best of intentions you are putting people in dang danger. >> i'm worried about some of thoseting our people in danger. i just talked to one of our state representatives today that was exposed to covid-19 because they had someone, an employee that had been down to louisiana. we are trying to control those things and encouraging wearing masks. you can mitigate against it, and disclosing things is incredibly important. we are closing nosed face-to-face type businesses and encouraging people to stay home. i love what they are doing in new york, i think they are making good judgment. the major results, measure what we are doing, and what many states are doing with our measured response that we have. >> neil: i hope that continues. governor, thank you very much for taking the time. there's a sense of what's going on the rules which is supposed to technically and/or at least be reconsidered at the end of this month. others are saying stretch it out a little longer. we'll find out very soon. fox continues now. ♪ >> jesse: hello everyone, i'm jesse watters along with juan williams, gr

dang.ch now on the apple tv app. >>> we are back talking about trump, china, covid and the blame game with nadia schadlow, former deputy national security adviser to president trump, and kishore mahbubani, a former top diplomat in singapore. nadia, let me ask you about this question of the origins of the virus. some of the allies of the president argued initially that this was -- this came out of a bioweapons program or implied this came out of a bioweapons program from a lab in wuhan. now the claim is that it may have accidentally originated from that lab, a bat may have infected a researcher. what i don't understand is if it was accidental and came out of a lab or accidental and came out of the wet market, how does it matter? the point is people are no longer claiming china intentionally spread this virus around the world, which would seem odd since it wreaked havoc in china as well. isn't the issue chinese intent? we seem to -- we seem to have lost your audio, if you can hear me, nadia.

. >> the suggestion of ingesting disinfect ant, something that would be dang rouges and even deadly has sparked a backlash. lie sol parent company issued a statement saying quote under no circumstances should our disinfect ent products be administered into the human body. >> we have heard from emergency management in various states that they have had a remarkable yup tick in the number of calls mostly thankfully from people who are just calling to stee whether st true whether she should consume or ingest disinfect ent. >> we had hundreds of calls in our hotline here in maryland about people asking about ingect-- injecting or ingesting these disinfect ents which is, you know, hard to imagine that people thought that that was serious. but people actually were thinking about this, was this something could you do to protect yourself. >> yep, this is where we are now. authorities have to respond to the president's ideas, the same way they do to viral tiktok drn drn another people were actually calling, calling their local health departments to ask if they should try to cure themselves with d

dang.atch now on the apple tv app. >>> on sunday, israel plans to start easing restrictions put in place to combat coronavirus. industrial and high-tech workplaces as well as certain stores would be allowed to reopen under health and social distancing rules. israel hospital workers are used to treating victims of attacks and even war, but now it's an entirely different battle. cnn's oren liebermann has more from an intensive care unit in tel aviv. >> reporter: deep inside tel aviv's medical center, even the simple answers are hard to find. >> it's something else, another disease that we are learning all the time. more and more about it. >> reporter: this is an intensive care unit for covid-19. the toughest coronavirus cases come here. before we were allowed in, we had to dress like the medical staff for protection. my blood sugar monitor for type one diabetes required an extra wrapping. i've stood under rockets in gaza but a part of me was more nervous here. as we step inside, i meet the do

that dang. good the will go away danny there is a. city. for a woman to be cast out by her in-laws is nothing short of the societal death penalty in india. as in china and india the lack of women of marriageable age in south korea has now become a problem. you'll get half your truth are going. to know that i mean doc you go. round and. have a little girl i'm 10 months in the. uk is a bigger man behind you. is it like. a gag you know and you put it how long. cooking not law we could i knew what. the body ok. i'm going to be a recording artist and. not know. how to i don't know there are. a lucrative business has emerged around women as a commodity that which is missing in one's own market after decades of selective abortion is simply imported from poor and neighboring countries. but south korea faces another problem nowadays south korean women do not want to have children at all lation is drastically declining once again politics has intervened with drastic measures whereas young women 60 years ago were encouraged to have abortions now it is

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preparing chicken chow mein with vegetables is a labor of love for kim dang, owner of eric's restaurant in san francisco. >> after grocery every morning at eight o'clock, then i come back and i cut the vegetables and then we put the food -- >> reporter: while keeping a restaurant open for take-out only, kim is also cooking free hot meals for the most honorable. her daughter is helping her connect with those in need through social media. >> the goal is to keep seniors and the immunocompromised in the sick at home, where they should be and to keep them safe. there three weeks ago kim delivered food personally when it was 15 meals a day. she told me she loves the reaction from the people who receive the help. >> they say hi kim, thank you. i'm so happy. i am very happy. >> reporter: now it's grown to 45 meals a day, five days a week. neighbors have volunteered to help deliver the food. >> no resonated today, my friend. >> when you are old and kind of disabled, your car inside. this is not good, psychologically it's hard. so this means a lot. >> happy friday. >> reporter: 170-year-old says

. >> stephen: are known for your dangs skills. >> yes. >> stephen: you are a big man but you know howthe "shaq shimmy" game that's out there? >> i like that gif. it's not about the shoulders, stephen. it's about the face. put the phone down. i want you to try it. i see it. >> stephen: okay, hold on. >> put the phone down. >> stephen: okay, give me a taste. give me a taste, man. >> drop your shoulders. tighten your lips. yeah. up on the left side of your lips a little bit. there you go. and release, release, release, and release, and release. perfect. up and down. perfect! perfect! yeah! you got some rhythm, stephen. >> stephen: thank you, thank you, shaq. got any new moves? anything new? anything people can make a gif out of there? >> yeah, i got a new move but i don't think it's pg-13. >> stephen: you are an approachable guy. you are very kind to your fans. you don't mind them coming up, giving you a hug, and asking for an autograph. what do you think it's going to be like when this is all over? you know? are we still going to be high-fiving each other, shaq? >> i think i will. becau

i'm holding up pretty dang good, but i've got 45,000 employees out there that we've had to furlough thats lee unfortunate that we've got to get back to work as soon as we can. these on employment numbers of 16 million, there is no telling what it's going to be next week is what's so sad about this whole crisis. >> brian: how hard was that decision to lay off your employees? >> you know, brian, i remember the '87 crisis, 2000, 2008. something you realize it is you are doing your people a favor if you get them furloughed first because they are the first on the unemployment line after the severance you give them. it's a trick that i've learned many years ago and that's why so many people are having a hard time now that it's just unimaginable, we've all had to do little layoffs over the years, but to have to basically shut down the whole company. when you think about the amusement parks, aquariums, restaurants all over the world, basketball team, casinos all over, and nothing is open? it's like a sci-fi movie that you would ever believe. >> brian: because you are on the forbes list, because

it has been like a poop parade on prune avenue and i am the dang roustabout who got handed the poopern't just whiz in my soup and call it minestrone chris maloney, okay, because i have been saying for many moons that a great rain is coming and it's gonna be a purple rain. a purple rain and prince, them purple peopl eaters. and if you want to know about people eating, ask carol baskin. >> stephen: so you're doing well? >> yes. >> stephen: great. now, the series has sparked a lot of controversy. do you feel like you were accurately portrayed by the filmmakers? >> i am so glad that you asked that little stevie b.j. and the colbert because let me tell you this, there has been a lot of funky rhubarb picked in the ted sarandospatch that paints me like some kinda chicken-fried freak-azoid who is crazier than downtown encyclopedia brown. but, in fact, that's just a colonel's 12-piece bucket of deep fried baloney bites, and i'm actually a very down-to-earth pistol-packing double husband having mullet man with joie de vivre and a love of america's great cigarettes. >> stephen: so you feel... yo

there's an infection called dange that unfortunately induced antibodies that actually made the infectionso we're going to have to be very careful. there's a tension here. we want to move quickly and at the same time we don't want to cause any harm. >> talk about the techction tryi tension of trying to move quickly. one of the things people look for is we need to speed up the process. in a perfect world we test it on mice and then humans and more humans before we put it to market. we have to skip some of those. what's the risk of skipping certain levels, for instance the challenge level where you night give might give it to people and then give them the infection? what's the risk? >> there are risks to any vaccine. we've been there before. i'm one of the biggest proponents of vaccine and the current vaccine schedule is excellent, everybody should reply with it. i receive my yearly flu vaccine and all my vaccines. that said, there are examples where vaccines failed or on rare occasions caused some harm. we're really going to have to keep our eye on the ball. there are a lot of smart people