alexa: so this is dede. dede: hi, i'm dede. lemonis: hey, how are you? nice to meet you. what is this up front? alexa: it is our retail area, shipping and order packing. lemonis: so what are the roles? you guys are partners? alexa: with us? sam: we're married. lemonis: oh, you are married. sam: yes. lemonis: oh, very cool. sam: thank you. alexa: i do production, and sam does marketing and office-y stuff with dede. lemonis: so this is sriracha lime? how many different flavors do you have? alexa: over 200. amber: they sent a bunch of flavors to the office. i do remember that. before we started shooting with them. there was one weird one. do you remember what it was? lemonis: there was dill pickle. amber: that's right. lemonis: dill pickle is good. have you ever had dill pickle chips? amber: stop. no. lemonis: they're good! amber: i've never seen this. lemonis: who can go get some? amber: how much more could we talk about dill pickles? lemonis: until you get them. i think when you're over a certain amount of flavors, it becomes unmanageable. i mean, even baskin robbins think

dede is framing families in a new way.n order to keep a safe distance, she is taking photos of families through their windows. she started doing this a week ago and scheduled shoots every day and all of this is for free during the shelter in place. >> i hope it remind you on the times where it was bad, but more about the times where you were never closer with your family at home. my kids we have never been closer than right now. very tough and challenging, but still very close. >> mary pendalton and her family were dede's first photo window subjects. >> we're all taking pictures on our iphones as we go, but something about that outside perspective in the beautiful photographic qualities that she puts with it that really inspires me and just really hits me in the gut and really connects me to the other families. >> pendleton says dede's photos capture a moment in history. they show people still celebrating life, despite living within four walls. look at kate. >> that is such a talent. >> that is taking an artistic eye and r

. >> reporter: dede is a san francisco photographer.cializes in fine art and family and newborn photos but the coronavirus inspired her to switch up her style. >> can you open the window more. >> reporter: in order to shoot at a safe social distance, she started photographing families through their windows. >> come closer to the windows. nice, good. >> reporter: she scheduled shoots every day all for free during the three week shelter in place. >> i hope it remind you on the time when it was bad but more about the times when you were never closer with your family at home. my kids. we have never closer as right now and very tough and challenging but still very close. >> reporter: some of the photos extend beyond the window pane. dede photographed a nurse outside the front door. >> i'm so excited about the project and this picture is so, i know i will be part of something big. >> we're all taking pictures on our iphone but something about that outside perspective and t beautiful photographic qualities she puts with it that really inspires

. >> colonel dede halfhill: sometimes i'll say "have you heard of brenÉ brown?"e kind of walk you through this." >> whitaker: air force colonel dede halfhill, who's currently the spokeswoman for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, first encountered brenÉ brown's work when she was a squadron commander in iraq. she's now been trained and certified to teach brown's techniques to other military officers. >> colonel halfhill: society is changing. and what society needs from its leaders is changing. it needs leaders who can have really hard conversations around things like race, sexual assault, suicide. so to say you get to be a leader who doesn't talk about feelings, that's not possible anymore. >> whitaker: i can hear people saying, "an-- an officer in the air force, someone who's, you know, fighting a war, is not supposed to feel vulnerable. you're not supposed to talk about your feelings." >> colonel halfhill: vulnerability is the birthplace of courage. and courage is not doing something because you're fearless. courage is doing something because you may be

report from dede overused lisa lewis in paris. now in the champions league germany's rb light so you could balance to the quarterfinals for the 1st time in the club's history leipsic cruised to a 3 day old victory over english side taught them hotspur that made it for nil on aggregate after the germans one nil win in february elsewhere valencia last for 3 of her 2 italian side. sealed an impressive 84 aggregate win to reach the last 8. this is t w news and these are our top stories joe biden has taken the lead in the race to clinch the u.s. democratic party's presidential nomination after primary votes in 6 states the former vice president won big in the battleground state of michigan for his rival bernie sanders it's a serious blow although some of his supporters say he still has a slim chance of winning. as italy enforces a nationwide lockdown to slow the coronavirus outbreak the number of cases there has surged to more than 10000 neighboring countries are tightening their borders in a bid to keep infections contained and an inc

now, we all know when nana dede comes to visit, your mom can get a little... psycho? scary. drunk? all true. therefore, i need you guys to be on your best behavior. don't worry. i'll keep to myself. i have to practice for my cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten the mood by being extra cute. no problem. i've got some stuff prepared. "hey, mom, i'm 'firsty.'" heh? a right?

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able to extend his appeal with older voters and with african americans and americans and and that's dede his candidacy in swing states states such as the ginia and north carolina so he has definitely a lot of work to do if he wants to be the democratic nominee. william super tuesday has given his 2 clear front runners in bernie sanders and joe biden elizabeth warren has already dropped out of the well not dropped out but she has dropped to the bottom of the of the list there in terms of work she's polled and she's pulling together. also together with michael bloomberg rather low coming out of super tuesday do you think they're going to drop out. that is the big question michael bloomberg has already reported is going to quote reassess his campaign quite soon which is usually code for dropping out or suspending operations which if so leaves you want to wonder what this whole $500000000.00 push was for this very daring odd strategy. if his just go after super tuesday if he's just going to drop out right after super tuesday elizabeth warren also has money in the bank to keep going the quest

people who are that bottom percentage of americans who simply just need a hand up you talked about dede legitimize in the process you know i wasn't great but we know from 2016 there's another thing the d d legitimize the american process and that's the electorial college just like iowa it is antiquated it is old and we know that because one of the losing the popular vote and so these things that we talk about the democratic party but i think the american political system as a whole probably means that overhaul and what we will see is that it's not a centrist moving left moving right it's that most of the people care about their everyday needs making sure they can feed their family good education for their children ok in that regard i think i go to my view on that part of the electoral college no way when did i have a solution chris to read before we go to the why don't we go back to paper and pencil ballots ok i'm sorry i did it seems to work for all the time ok i don't know what's wrong with that ok you recycled paper we don't have to cut down trees 40 seconds before we go to the break

and i'm glad the president deded to leave troops ther whether it's to guard the oil or for other reasonsbecausell for inence purposes, but also for the fact that that partnership, we have to let them know it meant something. >> i agree with you that that's the message the world needs hear, but i'm not sure they're hearing it, which is, i think, what's reflected in this pew tistudy, that our standing has slipped. it sometimes when you lead, people don't lik but we should make sure that they know we're gonna stand in allegiance with our allies, but we're gonna have tough love with ourrothers and sisters to know we're in this together and we all have to sacrifice and pull weight. >> another one of your a predecessothe u.n., ambassador jeane kirkpatrick, appeared on this program th william f. buckley jr in 1985 and addressed the question of whether, given all of its problems, the united states should leave the u.n. altogether. what do you say to that? >> i think it depends on whethee the u.n. ivant. to talk about the hard issues, the united states should stay part of that discussion. but as

. >>> hundreds of thousands of workers to meet the surging dede phap -- demand. >> amazon has removedllers and half a million items for coronavirus-related price tkpwourpbgouging. >>> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange right now. you can see we are way up this morning, at least compared to where we have been. up 1,200 points. investors are looking at two things. one, they are hopeful congress can come to an agreement on a stimulus package, and two, they are reacting to president trump's comments from yesterday where he said he would restart the economy sooner rather than later. >>> facebook is refocusing some of its workforce, and it may mean giving the algorithms more control. the company will rely more on its artifiial intelligence to make judgment calls on content. they are looking at high risk con at the present time on suicide, and terrorism. he has put 15,000 moderators on g ei dly lives with virtual happy hours, and musicians putting on instagram concerts. >> and one of the many ways of being part of that, this is live streams, and this is dj be nice doing a club

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several mental comedy spot in midtown, i'm >>small thing i have to lidify every day so that's when they dededto have a ceremony. >>live streaming online for friends and family. >>you know it's great and we we st decide to live stream of the last minute so that may be some of the people that were gog to come to the could be a rt of something really put together last moent right down to >>the scene i do. the first kiss as a marrie couple. and a new last this couple is pring that y can turn an otherwise bad situation. >>new plan something for here and that disintegrates and a matter days into a memory will now hold on to for amber. it broug us closer. >>well i can say all that money from the go on big honeymoon when all of this is how her iand are proud finally able to travel again, you know it's funny because i' been seeing a lot of pos on social media in the bay area about. high school seniors who don't get their z on graduation their prom all those big events and people are making plans to have those so that those young people n don't to miss out on those really i mean the are the big event s

of funded sure using the census data results from thcensus willdecide legislative districts and key dedellars for the next >>censuofficials say the coronavirus outbreak shows t critical need for funding to help furnish emergency medical infrastructureop largest last year based on 10 years ago went to health and human services. >>meaning medicaid medicare temporary assistance for needy families obviously all of during this crisis,the census is scheduled to be mpleted by july 31th, buoficials say the deadline could be pushed bacwhich they say could be a conrn in >> the kron 4 morning news. d. we have new details on the conavirus and how long it can live on surfaces and still be infectious. we'lhave that story in a >>scientists have released new details on how long the coronavus can live on surfaces mandy gaither us takes a look. >>it's a vicious virus that spreads easily in a recent study shows the virus that causes covid 19 can survive on surfaces for hours even days. the results puished in the new england journal of medicine say that ovid 19 can hang out as remain in the air for up to 3

data results from this censuswill decide legislative districts and key federal dollars for the next dedecensus ofcials say the coronavirus outbreak shows the critical need for funding to help furnish emergency medical infrastructure top largest programs. >>last year based on 10 years ago went to health and human services. >>meaning medicaid medicare temporary assistance for needy families obviously all of those expenses are going to go during this crisis, the census is scheduled to be completed by july 31th, but officials say the deadline could be pushed back which they say could be a concern in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>wagga switch gears now talking of the 4 zone forecast with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez says yes she joins us tonight with i guess what they're calling the tenet and forecast at 10 o'clock, i'm of recent. >>yes our exclusive forecaster kron 4 news at 10 o'clock and let's take a look at current conditions out there right now very dry and clear and because of that lack a blanket of cloud cover temperatures once again will be chilly tonight tracking wi

mike and dede a more are struggling to find closure after mike's mom, pat carter, passed away in a sanspital monday night four days after she tested positive for covid-19. the 80-year-old from panama came to visit feeling great and then turned to bilateral pneumonia. >> families will be hurt and families will be broken and, you know, everybody needs to take this seriously. thank god for the kind nurse that was taking care of mom. she on monday was able to get us on a facetime. tell her that we loved her. >> this is just one of the most tragic parts of the entire pandemic. having to say good-bye on facetime. really symbolizes a new challenge that faces families today coping with loss. >> that is tough. >> wow. >>> well, coming up next, we'll tell you about a new development and a disturbing attack in the south bay. why a popular location that people used to exercise is suddenly off limits. >>> we're talking about the latest challenge rocking social media and it's a way to get some exercise while you're still sheltering in place at home. >>> and a programming note we want to tell you abo

mike and dede are struggling to find closure after mike's mom, pat carter, passed away in a san josemonday night. her death came four days after testing positive for covid-19. the 81-year-old came to visit them from panama in february feeling great and weeks later was not feeling well and went to the e.r. her coronavirus diagnosis turned into bilateral pneumonia. >> families will be hurt and families will be broken. everybody needs to take this seriously. thank god for the kind nurse that was taking care of mom. she on monday was able to get us on a facetime. tell her that we loved her. >> this is heartbreaking. really is. having to say good-bye on facetime. really symbolizes a new challenge that faces families today. coping with such tough losses. my heart goes out to them and so many others. >>> coming up, another world leader diagnosed with coronavirus. what we know about boris johnson's condition. >>> you're taking a look at the big board this morning at the new york stock exchange. we can see trading is down 3%. another update on how the markets are doing as we await the house t

well the domestic box office had its rst ek in arly 2 dedes, people were practicing, social distancing that the blic hasn't totally abandoned movies all together on worded when the weekend for a second weekend a row and several businesses are closing shorting hours due to coronavirus surface more being added to ems like hourly all of wal-mart's us stores will be open from 06:00am to 11:00pm until further notice, the company sa that will help employees restock shelves, includi the stores, appls closing all ores 27th, nike is closing all of its stes in the us and hospitals are cancelng elective surgeries to make space for a potential flood of coronavirus tients live to the nasdaq, i'm jane ki. thank you don't t enough for you. all right. thanks lodge a high te had enough >>james all right time coming up here on the kron 00:am morning news, a worker at sfo tests positive for coronavirus we're going hear what the airport is now saying abo passenger safety. here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge approach water droplets on thelens as you outside the rain still coming down jo travel