elsa: we have seen this before.ll the euro has done is erase the dollar strength of january and february. it is not move that far. guy: is europe capable of sustaining a 1.30? elsa: if this is driven by hedging flows it is driven by the fact that u.s. yields have come down. there is not much the ecb can do. i'm at the limits -- they are at the limits of conventional monetary policy. if they do credit easing measures and further asset purchases, i do not think that will have an impact on the euro itself. vonnie: let's bring in it gina martin adams. she joins from bloomberg intelligence. we had a massive market event this morning with circuit breakers triggering across the board. put it into context for us in terms of what you look at. 1987, theig as financial crisis? gina: so far, no. a massive decline in oil prices, but peaks and troughs were still down under 15%. we have had a big corrections even greater than 15% several times since 2009. we are not there yet. certainly there are a lot of panicked signals being se

elsa: no dormÍ esa noche. juan: elsa lÓpez dice que de inmediata pensÓ que tenÍa que prepararse.o sÉ que cuando llegan a las estaciones pasa la seÑora o la persona que estÁ haciendo la limpieza y limpian todo rÁpido. juan: ella dice que esa pulcritud dura poco. elizabeth: sigue subiÉndose continuamente el personal y unos tendremos precauciÓn, otros no. y se quedan otra vez los virus. juan: esta semana el alcalde de la ciudad, bill de blasio, hizo una drÁstica recomendaciÓn. bill: queremos que los negocios les permitan a sus empleados trabajar desde la casa. es algo bueno, porque asÍ reducimos el nÚmero de pasajeros en los servicios de transporte masivo para abrir un poco de espacio. juan: a pesar de la sugerencia del alcalde los trenes y estaciones siguen llenos de gente. segÚn expertos, para evitar un contagio directo por coronavirus es necesario mantener una distancia de al menos seis pies de la persona con la que se estÁ hablando. es algo asÍ como alejarse dos pasos, algo evidentemente imposible de realizar en un lugar como este, la estaciÓn central del metro de nueva york, do

jessica kingsley today is elsa from frozen.ing, life indoors, not much fun, especially if you are three. if there are germs outside, we have got to stay indoors. # do you want to build a snowman... come on, let's go and play. one thing has not been cancelled. jessica kingsley today is elsa from frozen. she has found a way to give little harry his birthday party online. harry started asking us in december to have a frozen party and we were looking forward to it and counting down the days until at least from the beginning of february so the fact that we were able to have one is just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go. # i'm one with the wind and sky. forjessica, the experiment with a virtual birthday party seems to be working. just look at their faces! # do you want to build a snowman? how did that feel? really weird but really lovely, because it meant i could still give the children the magic and that is what it is about, because it is their special day. this crazy pandemic should not take it away from them. # do you want to b

more and more of us are likely to find ourselves isolating like elsa.lace to be confined. and that could present some logistical challenges. what that means, practically, is to stay about two metres or three steps away from anyone else that you live with, so that might mean sleeping in a different bed, and it will mean having your own crockery, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. nhs officials say the information available on their dedicated web page should be the first port of call. but the likelihood is that as the epidemic builds, some of that advice will change too. dominic hughes, bbc news. in ireland, the measures introduced to tackle the coronavirus outbreak are much stricter than in the uk. in the republic, all schools and colleges are closed until the end of the month. our special correspondent, ed thomas, looks at the different approaches on either side of the irish border. 3pm, and instead of the school run, just silence. ireland has woken up to isolation, an invisible virus that's changing lives. whoa! he attacked. how did you do that? danielle now

more and more of us are likely to find ourselves isolating like elsa.bad place to be confined. and that could present some logistical challenges. what that means, practically, is to stay about two metres or three steps away from anyone else that you live with, so that might mean sleeping in a different bed, and it will mean having your own crockery, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. nhs officials say the information available on their dedicated web page should be the first port of call. but the likelihood is that as the epidemic builds, some of that advice will change too. dominic hughes, bbc news. let's take a look at other news concerning the coronavirus. as we've heard, the biggest concern in europe remains italy, which saw the largest rise in cases in a single day. confirmed infections now top 15,000, with 1,016 people having died. the european commission has promised the country whatever support it needs. in spain, the prime minister has declared a state of emergency from tomorrow over the coronavirus outbreak, allowing the authorities to confine infecte

elsa? are you ready, everyone? can you knock like this? # do you want to build a snowman?been cancelled. jessica kingsley is, today, elsa from frozen, and she's found a way to give little harry his birthday party online. harry started asking us in december to have... ..a frozen party, and we've been looking forward to it, counting down the days since at least the beginning of february, so the fact we managed to have one was just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go # i am one with the wind and sky # let it go, let it go...# for many children who now are in isolation, this is one for many children who are now are in isolation, this is one solution for some frazzled families but there is another issue here — work. wow, hans, you have a lovely voice. sitting alongside her isjosh, who is today playing prince hans. this is all useful work at a difficult moment. because all actors are now in the same boat, all artists, musicians, anyone in the arts and media, they can't

more and more of us are likely to find ourselves isolating like elsa.h isn't a bad place to be confined. and that could present some logistical challenges. what that means, practically, is to stay about two metres or three steps away from anyone else that you live with, so that might mean sleeping in a different bed, and it will mean having your own crockery, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. nhs officials say the information available on their dedicated web page should be the first port of call. but the likelihood is that as the epidemic builds, some of that advice will change too. dominic hughes, bbc news. covid—i9 has spread to a number of high profile people including the hollywood actor tom hanks. and some celebrities — including the castaway star — are using their platforms to spread the right message. freya cole has the story. #to # to think i lay down and die. i will survive. a 1970s smash it which has a powerful message for the world today and to take it i—step fervour gloria gaynor has travelled her words of wisdom into a social media challenge and

more and more of us are likely to find ourselves isolating like elsa. place to be confined. and that could present some logistical challenges. what that means, practically, is to stay about two metres or three steps away from anyone else that you live with, so that might mean sleeping in a different bed, and it will mean having your own crockery, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. nhs officials say the information available on their dedicated web page should be the first port of call. but the likelihood is that as the epidemic builds, some of that advice will change too. dominic hughes, bbc news. over the past week, you've sent uas thousands of questions about the coronavirus, and to day many of them centre around a term we've been hearing rather a lot lately — ‘self—isolate'. but what exactly does it mean? some of you feel there is some conflicting information. so, we've spoken to england's top gp, dr nikki kanani, who's been answering common questions. if you're self isolating, the most important thing is to keep well hydrated. drinking plenty of water is of

more and more of us are likely to find ourselves isolating like elsa.to be confined. and that could present some logistical challenges. what that means, practically, is to stay about two metres or three steps away from anyone else that you live with, so that might mean sleeping in a different bed, and it will mean having your own crockery, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. nhs officials say the information available on their dedicated web page should be the first port of call. but the likelihood is that as the epidemic builds, some of that advice will change too. meanwhile in italy, italians found an alternative way to enjoy the time spent in the government—imposed coronavirus lockdown. people up and down the country took to their windows and balconies playing instruments, singing and clapping together the national anthem to lift up the spirits in this difficult time. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the mirror columnist susie boniface and the deputy editor at the daily express, michael booker. that's coming up after the

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more and more of us are likely to find ourselves isolating like elsa.be confined. and that could present some logistical challenges. what that means, practically, is to stay about two metres or three steps away from anyone else that you live with, so that might mean sleeping in a different bed, and it will mean having your own crockery, cutlery, toothbrushes, etc. nhs officials say the information available on their dedicated web page should be the first port of call. but the likelihood is that as the epidemic builds, some of that advice will change too. dominic hughes, bbc news. the education secretary for england, kevin williamson, has told teachers, the government is clear that schools should remain open despite the outbreak, unless advised otherwise by public health england. butjust how are schools dealing with the current crisis? 0ur education editor reports. 0k, any internet enabled device, you will be able to go on to get access to... getting ready to take school work online. with their gcses looming, plenty of questions. but again, today, head t

y dar una distracciÓn con los encierros obligatorios, estÁn decorando con personajes famosos como elsa frozen, los minions y ahora se ha sumado hasta el tema de halloween, apenas estamos en marzo y ya nos estamos adelantando a la noche de brujas en octubre, lo que sea para distraernos un poco, que pase muy buenas tardes, a continuaciÓn el noticiero nacional. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> hoy en el noticiero telemundo mediodÍa. >>> la pÉrdida de empleos en estados unidos por la crisis de salud perjudicorÁ la economÍa mexicana por la predecible envÍo de remesas que superaron 36 mil millones dÓlares en el Último aÑo. >>> mÉxico cierra albergues en la frontera a los que acuden migrantes en el intento por llegar a estados unidos, el miedo al contagio provoca su clausura. >>> iniciativa solidaria la comida que se iba a servir en banquetes de boda hoy la emplean un grupo de cocineros de maryland para alimentar a quienes mÁs lo necesitan en estos difÍciles momentos. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes bienvenidos le saluda paulina vamos con las noticias

often can't go see friends but in the character of elsa this ohio woman is trying to brighten things up for children in one neighborhood. >>as i can give you a big hug, but i'm going to give you a big bear hug like you she could hug her it was you got to steer so right. were you explain >>because that's what she says that she wants evybody to try to find out what they're good at and find some way to also spread joy. that's it for this edition of the news at 6 our coverage of the pandemic continues at 7 on kron on and you can start watching now. when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking ca of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. athevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owner complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our mos popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery atome. it's just our way of doing our part... >>> covid-19 choir practice disaster. >> reporter: you think that everybod

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jeica is elsa from "frozen," d she has found a way to give harry her birthday party online. >> askedr to have a "frozen" party. the fact that we can't have o was unbelievable. >> ♪ let it go leit go one one with the wind ♪ damian david: for many children in isolation, this is one solution. there is another issue, work. >> oh wow, you have a lovely voice. david:ng sitlongside her is josh, who is playing the prince. this is all useful work at a difficult moment. >> all actors e in the same boat. actors and musicians from anyone in the arts and media, they cannot be out there standing on stage performing. there has got to be some way i can still get the magic of our parties and characters across to the kids. david: meanwhile, for jessica,wi this experimen a virtual birthday party is to be working. >> ♪ do you want to build a snowman? ♪ david: how did that feel >> really weird but really lovely. it meant that i could still give the children magic, and that is what it is about. it is their special day and this crazy pandemicdn sh't take it away from them. ♪ do you want to bud a snowman? ♪

jessica kingsley is today elsa from frozen, and she's found a way to give little harry his birthday partybeen counting down the days since at least the beginning of february so the fact that we managed to have one was just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go # i am one with the wind and sky # let it forjessica, this experiment with a virtual birthday party seemed to be working. # do you want to build a snowman? so, how did that feel? really weird but really lovely, because it meant that i could still give the children magic and that is what it is about, because it is their special day and this crazy pandemic shouldn't take it away from them. # do you want to build a snowman? i could still see all their eyes on me and enjoying it, and that was amazing. david sillito, bbc news. finally, with millions of us under shutdown measures in countries around the world, startling pictures have emerged of empty cities and deserted streets. here are just some of the images from across the globe. that's it for now. please keep up—to—date with the latest on the bbc news website. that's it for now. pleas

jessica kingsley today is elsa from frozen.ine. harry started asking us in december to have a frozen party and we were looking forward to it and counting down the days until at least from the beginning of february so the fact that we were able to have one is just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go. # i'm one with the wind and sky. forjessica, the experiment with a virtual birthday party seems to be working. just look at their faces! # do you want to build a snowman? how did that feel? really weird but really lovely, because it meant i could still give the children the magic and that is what it is about, because it is their special day. this crazy pandemic should not take it away from them. # do you want to build a snowman... i can still see their eyes on me and enjoying it and that was amazing. david sillito, bbc news. with millions of us under shutdown conditions around the world, startling pictures have emerged of empty cities and deserted streets. these are some of the images from across the globe. that's it for now. pleas

elsa's 23 and she lives at home with me.und the corner in his own flat with a 24/7 support team. this is why you're so worried. people are going to get sick. much has been said about the risk to the elderly, but there are other sectors of society for whom this outbreak is a huge concern. i mean, you're also worried because routine for your brother is so very important. i don't know how he'll cope when he can't do the things he loves. and they're just ordinary little things like going to the shops. he loves to shake people's hands. that's a bit of a no—no right now, isn't it? we're working on teaching him elbow bumps. the routines — the change to routines could really upset his mental health. these are the many and varied consequences of a virus which we're told, repeatedly, for the majority is no worse than the flu. this mother spoke to me anonymously about her five—year—old son who has a multitude of complex progressive health problems. now, we tend to make a mini hospital at home these days so we'd only go in when we need

jessica today is elsa from frozen.his birthday party online. harry started asking us in december to have a frozen party and we were looking for it and countingdown the days until at least the beginning of february so the fact that we were able to have one is just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go. # one with the wind and sky.# forjessica, the experiment with a virtual birthday party seems to be working. just look at theirfaces! # do you want to build a snowman?# how did that feel? really weird but really lovely, because it meant i could still give the children the magic and that is what it is about, because it is their special day. this crazy pandemic should not take it away from them. # do you want to build a snowman... i can see their eyes on me and enjoying it and that was amazing. david sillito, bbc news. with millions of us under shut down conditions around the world, startling pictures have emerged of empty city and deserted streets. these are some of the images from across the globe. that's it for now. please

>> so if you've got disney plus, you can travel to arendelle and sing along with anna, elsa, and olaf months early. >> genius idea. >> it really is. and i know, i know they're our bosses, but disney plus obviously is such an important streaming service for the kids. the kids love it, right? so you put out this three months ahead of time? >> i mean, it was the highest-grossing animated film of all time, right? it broke its previous record held by "frozen i." now i bet it's about to break some streaming records too. >> essentially for those kids, summertime started last week, it starts now, right? >> you're so right. >> here at "world news now," we're going to try our darnedest. we're going to have will here talking about the silver linings, the positive stories when it comes to this pandemic as much as possible. especially this week, next week. >>> this morning on "world news now," the latest recommendation from the cdc. >> it's saying no large gatherings for two months due to coronavirus concerns. plus the president tells americans to stop hoarding groceries. the travel ban is set to

elsa's 23 and she lives at home with me.th a 24/7 support team. this is why you're so worried. people are going to get sick. much has been said about the risk to the elderly, but there are other sectors of society for whom this outbreak is a huge concern. i mean, you're also worried because routine for your brother is so very important. i don't know how he'll cope when he can't do the things he loves. and they're just ordinary little things like going to the shops. he loves to shake people's hands. that's a bit of a no—no right now, isn't it? we're working on teaching him elbow bumps. the routines — change to routines could really upset his mental health. these are the many and varied consequences of a virus which, we're told, repeatedly, for the majority is no worse than the flu. this mother spoke to me anonymously about her five—year—old son who has a multitude of complex progressive health problems. now, we tend to make a mini hospital at home these days so we'd only go in when we need intensive care. ijust don't think my

jessica kingsley is, today, elsa from frozen, and she's found a way to give little harry his birthday party online. harry started asking us in december to have... ..a frozen party, and we've been looking forward to it, counting down the days since at least the beginning of february, so the fact we managed to have one was just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go # i am one with the wind and sky # let it go, let it go...# for many children who now are in isolation, this is one for many children who are now are in isolation, this is one solution for some frazzled families but there is another issue here — work. wow, hans, you have a lovely voice. sitting alongside her isjosh, who is today playing prince hans. this is all useful work at a difficult moment. because all actors are now in the same boat, all artists, musicians, anyone in the arts and media, they can't be out there standing on a stage and performing, so i thought there's got to be some way i can still get the magic of our parties and our characters across to the kids. meanwhile, forjessica, this experiment with a virtual birt

i mean, if elsa starts shoving a dildo up her buttt maybe disney plus would start charging more. >> if could see baby yoda's butt hole, i would max out for warren, too. people think baby yoda's cute but i know he nasty. >> yeah. don't look at me like that. okay. he's 50. he's just supposed to look like a baby. >> okay. and i started this campaign last wednesday and i have raised close to if not exceeded about $6,000. >> you've raised $6,000 since wednesday? >> yeah. all these people literally just want to see my butt hole. >> and to raise money for elizabeth warren? >> absolutely that as well. s more and more candidates drop out, you can just feel the general election poking through. it's obviously kenny is flexible, but does that flexibility extend to his political loyalties? has elizabeth warren always been your candidate or did you ever think about doing a yang bang? >> no, i am team warren all the way. >> what if a more moderate candidate wins the nomination? would that just be, like, over the shirt stuff or -- >> i don't know even know if i would have a sex drive at that point. >>

elsa green's fitness class is booming these days. 45 people strong with plenty of social distancing. >> it's been a huge shift. >> reporter: a shift online. she usually holds classes at the jewish community center, which like most, is closed due to the coronavirus. ♪ >> did you hear that? >> reporter: dan music academy is shut down. but all 28 music teachers have migrated online, mostly using zoom. the san jose video communication company that's keeping people in business. >> very important. it's everything. restaurants and everybody out of work, i feel for them but i've been able to keep working. >> reporter: classes like these have quickly become the new normal, keeping students and health care members on board. >> this has moved from being a luxury to a necessity of the criticality of how do we get all this work done? >> reporter: giving instructors a way to make a living and stay in touch. >> i have to remind myself every day it's not same but it's as good as it gets and seems to be working for all of us to keep our sense of community. >> reporter: one song and dance at a time. a

broke out the elsa costumes.front property, images like that might give you a pause. >> tony, that's your idea of fun, breaking out the costume? just curious. >> sleep in elsa pajamas, wake up in the morning and think i did this. >> that is true. >>> legendary tv comedy series was the inspiration behind a real-life romantic moment. first the tv show. take a look. >> oh, my god. >> of course, that's monica and chandler, getting engaged on an episode of "friends," the one with the engagement. san francisco bay area woman angelique loved that scene so much, she wanted to re-create it at an at&t store. she won the photo shoot at the pop-up and decided it would be the perfect place to pop the question to her boyfriend. guess what. >> what did he say? >> yes. >> he said -- ♪ i'll be there for you >> that's good, gayle. >> diana miller, that's her idea. she said that in the meeting this morning. i thought that's pretty good. >> meanwhile, our producer, danielle, was born the year after "friends" premier. pretty scary. >

teresa:esta pregunta la recibimos por facebook de elsa. personas de tercera edad, el riesgo de infecciones el mismo. lo que cambia son las manifestaciones. y lo que vemos es que niÑos y gente joven tiene manifestaciones mucho mÁs leves. una percepciÓn clÍnica mÁs leve. mientras personas de tercera edad tiene manifestaciones mÁs severas y complicaciones mÁs frecuentes. todos se pueden infectar lo que pasa que niÑos y personas jÓvenes pueden tener una manifestaciÓn muy leve, casi asintomÁtica. y el problema es que esas personas continÚan siendo igual de infecciones-- infecciosas que las que continÚan siendo enfermos. jorge: pasamos a la siguiente pregunta. la recibimos por instagram. >> mi nombre es marÍa aguirre. tengo una pregunta para los expertos. tengo familiares en mi casa de la tercera edad y quisiera sabercuales son las precauciones que debemos tomar. jorge: es interesante . familias que tienen jÓvenes y gente mayor. cÓmo proteger a todos? juan: tenemos que tomar las medidas de precauciÓn individuales. para comenzar hay que lavarse l

'frozen 2,' all elsa. throw away the annas. they don't work, okay. try it? will you try it?"have no idea how far coronavirus has actually spread in the united states. as of last week, the c.d.c. had tested just under 500 americans with suspected infections. other nations have tested patients by tens of thousands. china has probably tested millions. we're so far behind other nations, it's embarrassing. we're like the friend who just now is saying, "guys, i started this show called 'game of thrones.' i think it's gonna catch on. i cannot wait to see who wins the throne game. i bet it's ned stark. i'm on episode one." course, there are plenty of ways you can stay safe from coronavirus, like handwashing. experts say you have to scrub for a minimum of 20 seconds. that's a lot of time. that's time i could be spending with my family... spreading the coronavirus. ( laughter ) to help you wash long enough, experts have suggested humming a song that's about 20 seconds long. they say that 20 seconds is about the equivalent of singing "happy birthday" twice. but any 20-second refrain wor

around i-80, san pablo richmond up through elsa branty and back south 580. livermore a little wet. and you're looking at showers in napa but also sunshine and mixed precip. so off the coast, you can see more showersment also on the peninsula, maybe heavy downpour there. mt. hamilton has been snowy s since early this morning. we could get cool pictures with snow about 4,000 feet. in the mountains, still looking at hazardous travel. here's mt. tam. neat how the clouds are moving. we had fog and sun and a few breaks out there. that will be the order for the he rest of the day. primarily the north bay where the system pulls away. 48 in red woot city, 46 gilroy. it's cold out there. emeryville, soggy for you as temperatures in the mid-40s. you can see the camera shaking. breezy winds up to 25 miles an hour and temperatures are not going to climb much today at all. cooler air filtering in. then we get a few sunny breaks and perhaps destabilize the atmosphere even more so we can see a thunderstorm. along the coast, half moon bay and here's a look at san jose, we st

>>elsa interesting time for a change in absolutely all right also in the east bay, we have the city of oakland now stting move homeless people into local hotels as part of his plan to help them self-isolate during this pandemikron four's kate rooney takes a closer look. >>with 283 confirmed cases of covid-19 in alameda county today oakland bn moving some members of the homeless population into state leased hotels in hopes of providing relief for one of the most at risk groups during th pandemic we also anxious about self-isolating. >>and we feel anxious even when we have homes this is an opportunity to get to folks so they can really self isolate and that and the more healthy way to prevent them fromnot only getting the disease but potentially spreading some 393 hotel rooms are t to be made avaable at the radisson hotel and the comfort in both near oakland international airport. the first group to move in today are those who have been diagnosed or are experiencing symptoms of covid-19 on wednesday folks who are over 65 or have chronic health conditions will move in the state has in the

much about voting, but they know who they idolize -- strong, impressive, young women like anna and elsan" and mulan and moana, and they know when they see somebody that they admire who is strong and brave. i think maybe what all of us in this country need is a few more -- taking account of a few more role models in real life who show us how they can act in public life, their example, and that's still a very, very strong magnet that will help turn some voters' minds. >> all right, ann compton, i appreciate the conversation. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks, ana. >>> up next, italy takes drastic, new measures to try to contain the coronavirus, even suspending church services. and cnn is on the ground with a look at how it's impacting that deeply religious country. dad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ well i didn't choose metastatic breast cancer. not the exact type. not this specific mutation. but i did pick h

. >> ladies and gentlemen, may i ask a former auschwitz inmate, elsa baker, to take the floor. >> thank you. it is a great privilege just to stand here today at this great event, this historic event. when so many people having just listened to that lady's speech, that really upset me, despite the fact that i was also in auschwitz as an eight-year-old girl, but i would like to say it is an honor for me to be here among so many people who have suffered so greatly, perhaps even much more so than i. i -- it is -- i don't know. i'm upset. you probably can feel that, that i am very upset listening to that lady there. you know, i would like to thank the polish people for having preserved this former camp here and made it into such a world-renowned memorial, holocaust memorial, which it is today and where people can come, especially people who are in that category i was in auschwitz for. now, i have lived in england for nearly 60 years. and i know not many people know that roma greatly suffered under the nazis, similar to the suffering of jewish people, and now, some -- will continue talking no

jessica kingsley is today elsa from frozen, and she's found a way to give little harry his birthday partysince at least the beginning of february, so the fact we managed to have one was just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go # be at one with the wind and fly # let it go, let it go...# meanwhile, forjessica, this experiment with a virtual birthday party seems to be working. just their little faces! how did that feel? really weird but really lovely because it meant that i could still give the children magic and that's what it's about, you know? because it is their special day. and this crazy pandemic shouldn't take it away from them. # do you want to build a snowman?...# i could still see all their eyes on me and enjoying it, which was amazing. david silito, bbc news. let's get back to some of the politics as we were singing a little bit earlier, we have seen action from the feds, but also in the last hour and from the feds, but also in the last hourand a from the feds, but also in the last hour and a half, we have seen another move to get to that us stimulus package passed in the us, an

jessica kingsley is today elsa from frozen, and she has found a way to give little harry his birthdayounting down the days since february. so the fact that we managed to have one was just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go... # i am one with the wind and sky... # let it go, let it go... for many children who are now in isolation, this is one solution for some frazzled families. but there is another issue here — work. oh, wow, hans, you have a lovely voice! because sitting alongside her is josh, who is today playing prince hans. this is all useful work at a difficult moment. all actors are now in the same boat. artists, musicians, anyone in the arts and media, they can't be out there standing on a stage and performing. so there has got to be some way i can still get the magic of our parties and our characters across to the kids. meanwhile, forjessica, this experiment with a virtual birthday party seemed to be working. show me your faces! # do you want to build a snowman... so how did that feel? really weird but really lovely. because it meant i could still give the children magic, an

jessica today is elsa from frozen.the days until at least the beginning of february so the fact that we were able to have one is just unbelievable. # let it go, let it go. # one with the wind and sky. forjessica, the experiment with a virtual birthday party seems to be working. just look at theirfaces! # do you want to build a snowman? how did that feel? really weird but really lovely, because it meant i could still give the children the magic and that is what it is about, because it is their special day. this crazy pandemic should not take it away from them. # do you want to build a snowman... i can see their eyes on me and enjoying it and that was amazing. david sillito, bbc news. with millions of us under shut down conditions around the world, startling pictures have emerged of empty city and deserted streets. these are some of the images from across the globe. that's it for now. please keep up to date with everything on the bbc news website. i'm victoria derbyshire. do contact me on twitter with your stories at any

jessica kingsley is today elsa from frozen, and she has found a way to give little harry his birthdaytion, this is one solution for some frazzled families. but there is another issue here — work. oh, wow, hans, you have a lovely voice! because sitting alongside her is josh, who is today playing prince hans. this is all useful work at a difficult moment. all actors are now in the same boat. artists, musicians, anyone in the arts and media, they can't be out there standing on a stage and performing. so there has got to be some way i can still get the magic of our parties and our characters across to the kids. meanwhile, forjessica, this experiment with a virtual birthday party seemed to be working. show me yourfaces! # do you want to build a snowman... so how did that feel? really weird but really lovely. because remember, i could still give the children magic, and that is what it was about. because it is their special day, and... this crazy pandemic shouldn't take it away from them. # do you want to build a snowman...# i can still see their eyes on me and enjoying it, and that was amaz

elsa's 23 and she lives at home with me.shake people's hands. that's a bit of a no—no right now, isn't it? we're working on teaching him elbow bumps. the routines — the change to routines could really upset his mental health. these are the many and varied consequences of a virus which we're told, repeatedly, for the majority is no worse than the flu. this mother spoke to me anonymously about her five—year—old son who has a multitude of complex progressive health problems. now, we tend to make a mini hospital at home these days so we'd only go in when we need intensive care. ijust don't think my child is going to be one of those children that would receive a ventilator if push came to shove. because there are so many other complications with your boy? yeah, so he's progressive and he's non—verbal. so there are lots of reasons for them to say "we won't bother with him". these are the heartbreaking fears surrounding children and adults with disabilities. lucy is a journalist within the bbc. she has spent many hours recently cha