and evelyn mack was the answer?t these students into the united states. >> wertheim: in all, mack took $75,000 dollars for issuing visas and then looking the other way when coaches and middlemen steered most of the students to other schools across the country. do you have a sense of how many other people were involved in this? >> smith: we do not. >> wertheim: the federal judge sentencing mack was skeptical that this 69-year-old stood atop a basketball recruiting scheme. like us, he wondered why the government wasn't going after the people who bought her visas, saying, "she had a co- conspirator on every one of those crimes, all 75 of them."" i do not like the fact that these coaches are not being brought in." one coach mentioned again and again in this case, aris hines. we found multiple players who said hines recruited them to the evelyn mack academy and became their legal guardian only to leave them in a crowded house while he lived hours away. one of those athletes, souley doumbia of the ivory coast, spoke to us

but evelyn says that's not the point. the point she says is to change your relationship to food.re no good foods or bad foods. instead she says you should pay attention to how you feel when you're eating. >> so an intuitive eater will s body is feeling, what their hunger level is like, how the food is tasting, the different textures and sensations, what it looks like and ultimately is it satisfying? >> reporter: as for elena listening to her body's cues has allowed her to enjoy her food instead of fearing it. big shoutout to elena, very brave for her to come on and talk about this stuff. so, guy, let me give you three quick tips from evelyn who i love, by the way, and actually work with personally. first tip, stop the war internally with food. make peace with food. so, for example -- and, by the way, i should say when you make peace with food and allow yourself to eat what you want, that doesn't mean you shouldn't eat healthy, you should but you don't have to just have healthy food. you can also with dinner maybe have a piece of bread, maybe have a brownie. >> can it be that big?

this is incredible. >> i want to thank you and dana for the interview with evelyn.est possible way. and i've been staggered by the outpouring of gratitude, really, to evelyn for telling her story because there are dozens of other women who have come forward about the same doctor. and now the da has reopened investigation of this doctor. we all know this doctor should not be anywhere but prison. and the fact that you and you're helping evelyn unearth this story helped bring this doctor closer to justice is something we're deeply grateful to you for. >> i think a lot of people are deeply grateful to evelyn for what she did. the courage to do that, anybody watching can imagine how incredibly brave that was. thank you, andrew. >> thank you, erin. >>> next one of the biggest coronavirus outbreaks outside of china. the situation in iran deteriorating. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfo

evelyn's mother remains in police custody after being arrested last week for filing a false report. straight ahead, coronavirus fears have led to a shortage of critical medical supplies. we go inside a factory struggling to meet demand. tennessee's called the volunteer state. how disaster brought out the best nonetheless people. and later, the officer on special duty to give a young girl a moment she will never forget. s the economy, other religion booming. across the country there's been panic buying of hand sanitizer, bottledly water and toilet paper. costco's chief financial officer says, "it's been nuts." but is it really necessary? molson coors reports on the new stress on the supply chain. >> reporter: here at medicom augusta, georgia factory is buzzing. they're work nearly around the clock to fill demand. protective masks of every kind are flying off store shelves across the country. guillaume laverdure is the chiefet operating officer of medicom, a global supplier of infection-control products. and this struggle to meet demand is not specific to yu country. it's industry-wid

>> evelyn duffy who is my assistant, are you here evelyn? raise your hand. stand up. [applause] >> george washington university graduate. [applause] >> the year 2007, she has worked for me since at that time and we've done five books, four presidents and she knows all of the secrets. and she knows how to keep secrets and she knows how to kick me in the ass. and for that i salute her and gw. but evelyn and my wife are very much involved, this was a family affair and they both said, you cannot step away from the obvious conclusions of what you found in the book that there's a group of people which i illustrate very vividly who stand up to trump steel documents off of his desk, on self korean trade because it's connected to sensitive intelligence operation documents on nafta, documents on climate change and so forth. it's a regular procedure, get it off the resolute desk and he will not remember or think about it. as i say -- you have all of the other things, his lawyer for the russian investigation for eight months, can you imagine being trump's lawyer for eight months.

degrees one of the warmer spots in livermore 66 in pleasanton 65 and a we you by sunshine and cloudsand evelyn 68 degrees 65 degrees and snowing about 66 in the napa valley so a nice start to the weekend but aft that things begin to change here. we go the clouds rolling back in some wintry weather coming back on sunday afternoon, a chance of thunderstorms into mond and then i think we'll see a cold front dropping to the bay area right out of the gulf of aska so we're talking about temperatures near 70's on saturday but we're horing in the upper 50's on tuesday that lays forecast back to you quite a change i lawrence thank you much well the coronavirus. >>outbreak isreally taking a financial toll on so ma sectors of businesses in the bay area and beyond and restaurants which already we're operating on razor thin margins, many of them is certainly one of the hardest hit industries kr four's maureen kelly shows usow some volunteers in the tech sector ve launched web sites to try to help ease the pain. >>i mean so many peple lost their jobs or rent. 're ending now 25% of our workforce already andr

authorities have discovered the remains believed to be those of missing toddler evelyn boswell.ains were discovered on friday night while searching the property of an unidentified family member of evelyn's mother. the 15 month old was reported missing last month. police arrested her mother earlier this week for giving false information about evelyn's whether bs. >> the los angeles times reports the trump administration will deploy 80 troops to the border between san diego and mexico as it awaits a ruling on its slasym policy. the move comes after a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the policy that requires migrants to wait in mexico until a court ruling. they say they will help border patrol agents with security, as well as an additional 80 troops being deployed. >> woody allen's publisher has scrapped plans to release his memoire. dozens of employees staged a walkout over allegations that allen had sexually abused his daughter several years ago. allen has denied the allegations. the publishing staff reportedly clapped and cheered when the company announced its decision.

us for all the problems in their province on the other hand when president evelyn was talking he was saying that. said is to blame for the defensive in syria and for in it is to blame for the displacement of a 1000000 refugees on the border with turkey and i think they decided for the moment to set aside those differences about the narrative and agree on the 3 terms of the ceasefire what is significant about that is kim is that particularly the idea of the safe chordal cory's all along for why in for because it links lattakia to assad and both countries will be manning conducting patrols along the way north and south which means that this is going to be a pivotal moment to prevent the syrian army from crossing that m 4 into the city of live so that i think from from a from a turkish perspective this is quite an important thing. i think the delicate task facing the 2 countries in the near future is will russia on one hand be able to rein in president bashar al assad's forces have been saying in the past few days of the argument they will continue the push to take over the city of live

care workers because once we lose then then we're in serious danger and we need then i had to take evelyn with clips i think that we are actually learning we're going to have a lot more data in the next few raikes ok well thank you thanks to our 3 experts marley's of mumbo in milan professor and the sparrow in geneva and dress capice with me in london there are lots of our knowns out there but hopefully what we know about small crucially what we don't yet know are a bit clearer after this program coverage of the corona virus continues around the clock analogise era and on al-jazeera dot com where you can watch this program any time you want you can make your comments or suggestions of what we should discuss next time around for me and all the team in doha in london keep washing your hands also using. from algis there is london broadcast center 2 special guests in conversation with state the american state steps in and saves culpability unprompted uninterrupted people think that racism is having perth will vitriol towards black people and there's no understanding of what is to make racism

it was replaced with this inscription that basically talks about what up evelyn dude king george was. olent dude king george was. figure is brittania . the other figure is supposed to represent montreal. there is a beaver right next to her. montreal being the center of the first trade. -- fur trade. then you see the city burning in the background. there is a good response to that. 1772, in august, there is a major hurricane in the caribbean. all there hurricanes time. particularlywas bad. hundreds of people died. property losses totaled about a half a million pounds sterling. 1772, minimal aid comes from london. the reason for that is that london is in the midst of a profound financial crisis. the king since 200 pounds to help rebuild military barracks. my fourth example, also from the caribbean, this time barbados of 1780.ca, in october another hurricane. this one much worst. i still think it is the worst hurricane and caribbean history. as many as 30,000 people died. nearly 2 million pounds sterling in property losses. jamaica and barbados were loyal colonies. the king and parliamen

host: evelyn in chester, new jersey. how concerned are you about the coronavirus? caller: yes, i really think that it's now a block. no one talks about a possible conspiracy theory that china is our largest trading partner at 660 over -- $660 billion. how do we know that they did not grow this in a petri dish? they are not affecting children. anyone over 60, no big loss. host: maureen from rockport, maine. democratic color. caller: good evening. say, i'm not to his biggest supporter. i was impressed with things he said tonight on the news. i think it's a good start. my concern which he did not really address is that i'm a physician practicing medicine in a state where there are no cases that are positive yet. what we are worried about is the lack of supplies for doctors to take care of sick patients and also the lack of access to testing as broadly and widely as we should be. from speaking from other positions across the country, this is a frustration. it's a rear fear -- real fear that we have. we don't what the solution is going to be. , we frustrating to think l

evelyn, we are having trouble hearing you. perhaps you can call back in. leroy. indiana. independent. caller: yes. i'm very optimistic with these congress people getting together and signing that deal. think the virus in a very short time, a month or so it will be here in the united states as all the american people are working together like 150% and i think that's just wonderful. so i'm very optimistic. , do you think under the current situation where certain governors across the states are calling for people to shelter-in-place, closing nonessential businesses, asking businesses to only leave their homes for necessities. do you think that is enough to get us there? caller: folks around our area are staying at home. thing.st doing the right so i'm optimistic. host: the new york times for aial board is calling national lockdown writing, president trump needs to call for a two-week shelter-in-place order as part of a coherent national strategy for the coronavirus to protect americans and their livelihoods. the u.s. has passed the point where aggressive targeted efforts at

could use some tweaking doing it would you lin's after all black people are patients to post evelyn i was so happy to see this thing come through bramwell that was cool like innovations like that's pretty sweet absolutely it just makes me fear whatever we were doing before this happened was absolutely frightening but on the positive note of little human ingenuity is probably going to save us in the long run i think that's where we are today so everybody remember in this world we're not told her love that i tell you i love you i robot turn and i'm sure she's been watching all those talks and the great thing in my. we have to realize we are all living on a small fragile space ship together and it's really no different than a bunch of people in a harsh environment trying to you know rely on each other to survive we we are interconnected on this planet we rely on each other or do around the world to survive as a species. time after time cold parishioners repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating transitions to sustainable transport sustainability stay num

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igi could use some tweaking doing it what do you when after all black people are patients to boast evelyn i was so happy to see this thing come through graham bell dollars call like innovations like that that's pretty sweet absolutely it just makes me fear whatever we were doing before this happened was absolutely frightening but on that positive note of little human ingenuity is probably going to save us in the long run i think that's where we end our show today so everybody remember in this world we're not told her love tell you why i love you i roll them to and i keep on watching all those talks have a great day and night but. no not ones up. enough loser don't want the finishes and i'm back in the. south. taking in the equal city. and then you're going to bring you not only is that kind. of movie he was. going to be the one that the. saudis are. going to do this just kill him if one means a leftist now you know. he's just numb tokyo found it he's. going. to let. this is what it was because did a piece of dancing cattle culture if you pulled the grammys. we have to realize we are all l

evelyn a -- illinois is sanders best chance.ng forward, there is a lot on the map to like if you are joe biden. joe biden is in a better position now. i will say that there are two big things that stood out for me tonight listening to joe biden. that was a standard stump speech. one thing he said though was that there was a concerted outreach to bernie sanders and his supporters. biden is looking at trying to unify. the second thing was that joe biden talked about coronavirus saying it was a test of presidential leadership. you are seeing the virus impacting the campaign. canceledn and sanders rallies over coronavirus concerns and suggestions that maybe it is not a good idea to put thousands of people in a room standing next to each other to hear a politician speak. >> equity markets in the gulf jumped. gains in international markets. did it last? we have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ 11:30 p.m. in singapore. i am haslinda amin. >> i am david and glace. hitting my brain circuit breakers itself. the market in thailand was dow

host: evelyn, thank you for the call, from cleveland, ohio.he sanders and biden campaign scrubbing appearances tonight at the request of governor dewine and others in ohio. the biden campaign is heading back to his headquarters not far from wilmington, delaware. we will not be hearing from senator bernie sanders, who is ahead right now in one of the six states with primaries or caucuses. senator sanders is ahead in north dakota. let's look at the results. in michigan the results were called shortly after 9:00 eastern time, joe biden now with well over half the vote. joe biden with 53%, senator sanders: bring at just below 40%. a state the joe biden won easily, 59.3% of the 39.3 percent of the vote with two thirds of the vote reported in missouri. a big win in mississippi for joe biden, 81%. senator sanders hovering at just over 15%. 36 delegates at stake in mississippi. in north dakota, the democratic caucus senator sanders at 40% and joe biden at 36.2%. we are eyeing the results in idaho and washington state, as they come in into the evening

evelyn's mother and two others were arrested last month in relation to this case.he toddler was first reported missing by her grandfather in february and she was last seen in december. leland: live pictures from st. louis, missouri ahead at a joe biden rally. the 2020 campaign trail now going to the show me state. ellison barber is awaiting the former vp as well. >> six states vote on tuesday, and joe biden is here hoping to keep his post-super tuesday momentum going. senator bernie sanders is in michigan trying to stop it. more in just a minute. hot! hot! no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? oven mitts! oven mitts! everything's stuck in the drawers! i'm sorry! oh, jeez. hi. kelly clarkson. try wayfair! oh, ok. it's going to help you, with all of... this! yeah, here you go. thank you! oh, i like that one! [ laugh ] that's a lot of storage! perfect. you're welcome! i love it. how did you do all this? wayfair! speaking of dinner, what're we eating, guys? our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! g

investigators receiving nearly 800 tips disappearance of 2-year-old evelyn bosswell.rs in her town raising more than $61,000 to feed the officers searching for her. evelyn's mother, mother, grandmother's boyfriend are arrested in connection to her disappearance. >>> arizona police confirm, they are looking into an email sent by the dead ex-husband of doomsday cult mom laurie valo. charles vallo reportedly sent the email before being killed by vallo's brother. laurie is in jail in connection with her two missing children. they have been missing since september. pete: a mess that story. historic peace deal signed with the taliban after 18 months of negotiations panned nearly two decades of war in afghanistan. president trump weighing in on the agreement. >> i will be meeting personally with taliban leaders not in the too near distant future. very much hoping they will be doing what they say they are going to be doing. they will be killing terrorists. i really believe the taliban wants to do something to show we're not all wasting time. if bad things happen we'll go back

yesterday, santa clara supervisor, dave cortese, announced the immediate deployment of paramedic and evelyn steams to set up checkpoints at homeless locations in the county, which is a homeless population of 8000. >> we need to advise them that, hey, this is going on. you need to get tested if you are showing symptoms, and you need to self quarantine. >> reporter: santa clara county has secured hotel and motel rooms for those who test positive. meanwhile, here in hayward, firefighters are working seven days a week. they are staying at a hotel, and then they get tested themselves before returning home. in hayward, marie medina, kpix 5. >>> three test sites are such open in the coming days. locations are set up by the end of this week. one is in chinatown, and another is in the outer sunset area. it will be operated by northeast medical services. the third site will be open by oracle park. all of those new sites will require a doctor referral before patients can get tested. >>> santa clara county is reporting five new coronavirus deaths. that brings the total number of deaths across the bay a

the taxi pulled onto evelyn gardens a wide street instead of a median cars parked in the middle as well as the side. now in addition an ambulance was at the curb. he paid the cabbie and sprinted across the street. his parents lived in the flat on the third floor of a white trimmed building the heavy door normally open through the buzzer was ajar he galloped up two flights of stairs in the door to his parents apartment was wide open in the middle of the hallway bill was lying on his back and eyes closed a neck brace tilted his head back at an unnatural angle. paramedics in plastic tubes jutted from his belt his mother was curled in a fetal position head resting on a pillow next to her husband's face and wailing. he kneeled beside her. what the f is this he screamed he killed himself his mother gasped he hung himself with daisy's leash. obviously that is upsetting way to start the book this was january 2014 and 9 days after that i lived in london at the time and was a journalist working for the wall street journal i got in touch with val because i heard about bill grossman suicide the sen

the taxi pulled into evelyn garden a wide street instead of a median a lot of cars parked in the middleas well as the side. known addition to the bmws an ambulance was at the curb he paid and sprinted across the street. his parents lived on the floor the door was ajar he went up two flights of stairs the door to his parents apartment was wide open. in the middle of the hallway bill was lying on his back is eyes closed his a neck brace at his head back at the unnatural angle and a plastic tube jetted from his mouth. his mother was curled in a fetal position on the dark floor her head resting on a pillow next to her husband's face and was wailing. he kneeled beside her stroking her hair. what is this he screamed? he killed himself. he hung himself with the daisies leash. >> obviously that is an upsetting way to start the book and start the talk. nine days after that i lived in london at the time it was a journalist for the wall street journal. i got in touch with val because i heard about the suicide as a very senior executive at deutsche bank and i wanted to learn more with rumors flying

the joseph d evelyn lowery institute says that he died peacefully at his home in atlanta on fridy night along with doctor lowry co-founded the southern chrisan leadership conference and organizaon of the fefront of the civil rights movementhe served as its president for 20 years in 1997, our received the lifetime achievement award from the double acp and 2009 he delivered a rousing enedtion at the inauguration of presidt obama and that year he received the nation's highest vilian honor the presidential medal of freedom. joseph lowery west 98 years old coming after a show you more of thisviewer video looking out from above the streets of oakland during the shelter in place. >>and an update on hollywood power couple tom hanks and rita wilson diagnosed with >>and airy and quiet stillnes around the bay area cooley role for his travel tour company traveling blacksent us these drone aerials of downtown oakland hey were shot sterday the area of course normally would be packed with traffic but a swing with nobody on it blowing in the breeze. no traffi no pedestrians for the most part a friday n

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a drop yesterday and thousand point gain today a good stat from twitter on the eddie evelyn bine this is the third dafl move up or town 4% in the last week in the year before that two two in the previous eight years. >> lets talk about the market swings and how you navigate. joining sus amanda, pnc market financial straegtist listening us to us talk and thinking i want to say, amanda, what? >> well i definitely agree with the move today being largely a function of as you said the biden bounce you know, we had been coming into this year talking with our clients about the volatility around the 2020 election and so the prospect of a sanders versus trump election became really real in the last few weeks with key wins out of primary states for sanders. and so i think the market really started to wrestle with that becoming a reality it was very much an underappreciated risk from our perspective. and so to the extent that biden has this really strong win and resurgence in strength last night, you know with basically taking the south and the big win in texas, of course the markets are going t

are you here evelyn? raise your hand. stand up. [applause] >> george washington university graduate. [cheers and applause] the year 2007 working for me and we have done five books and four presidents and we - - he knows all the secrets she knows how to kick me in the ass. [laughter] and for that isolate her and gw. [applause] as a family affair and they do not stop away from the conclusions of what you found in the book. and those which i illustrate that stand up to trump and those on south korean trade with the intelligence operations. and documents on nafta it is a regular procedure get it off the resolute desk and he will not remember or not think about it. and over eight months can you imagine being trump's lawyer eight months? [laughter] and he finally does a practice session and then to overlook the monuments and asking questions of trumpet is a dry run and trump loses emotional control and says you cannot testify. if you testify as the elegantly puts it it will be an orange jumpsuit. you have to know a lot about law enforcem

. >> i did what i had to and i was glad to be home. 1953 i married my wife evelyn, we were married fors. we had a wonderful family, three girls, one boy. and i have nine grandchildren. don't ask me their names. i probably don't even know them. >> you see him getting emotional about his marriage to your mom and being funny about his grandkids. so it is heartbreaking, denise, to hear at the end you couldn't be with him and say goodbye. tell us what his battle with coronavirus was like. >> well, we were unaware that he had it at the beginning. being a close family, we were all visiting him in a hospital and all over him. lying on his bed with him, helping him eat. he was very healthy. so we weren't even used to him not being well. so my son flew up from florida. all my kids were there and my sister wasn't able to go because she was getting sick and my brother was sick which ended up being they had the virus. but we were unaware of it at the time. so we were doing the best to go visit him. then once we found out he had the coronavirus, we all went and got tested. my husband ended up being

evelyn turner has the morning off.et's get a check of the weather with darren. >>> we got rain in the forecast. >> and it's already started now for the for north bay, so i like to get right into the radar and show you where the showers have begun because if you are hitting the road, north of the bay bridge come uvaldee got some good rain coming down, and if we come in for a slightly closer view, that the well organized line of rain, and it's about to march its way across the entire bay area. we're going to track this and a lot more detail coming up in the complete forecast, and i will show you are pretty much the rest of today, it's widespread rain in the forecast, but here's what it looks like at the golden gate bridge. seeing drops father as i speak, and numbers are only in the middle 50s. today is still going to feel cool. won't be quite as windy, but it will certainly be cool. widespread rain throughout the day for saturday, sunday we're still going to have off-and-on showers, and this is a significant storm in the

investigators making the discovery at a property belonging to a family member of evelyn's mother, megganelyn's mother, grandmother and grandmother's boyfriend were arrested in connection to her disappearance. and the trump administration is p sending more u.s. troops to the southern border. about 160 troops will head to two locations in cal californiad texas to help border agents. the move comes amid fears of a new migration crisis as the supreme court decides whether the white house can force asylum seekers to stay in mexico while waiting to face a judge. the administration worries migrants could flood the u.s. southern border if the remain in mexico policy is blocked. >> u.s. border agents will take dna samples from illegal immigrants, enforcing a law that requires taking samples from any detained person, including non-u.s. citizens. dhs under president obama asked for an exemption from the law, saying it didn't have the man power to get dna samples. the trump administration says the process is now easier and cheaper. >>> nascar driver ryan newman taking his first trip to a racetrack a

he was married to his wife evelyn for 64 years, and just became a great grandfather, he passed away on without his family because he was in a hospital quarantine. he was 93 years old. those are a few cases and you see they run the gamut of age and life story. >> and these are prominent names but we'll all know someone before long with the death rate rising. someone who passed away. and it does affect so many people. i would say the most important death is the next one, the one we can prevent. that's what the government needs to be working on this morning. >> john, we're also getting breaking news about new people testing positive, including prince charles. he has tested positive for coronavirus. we have new details for you and "new day" continues right now. >> we have a bipartisan agreement on the largest rescue package in american history. >> this is a war time level investment into our nation. >> where are the ventilators, where are the gowns, the ppes. it is a war. then act like it is a war. >> ultimately the goal is to ease the guidelines. i hope we can do this by easter. >> that's

he was married for 64 years to his wife evelyn, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and very recentlyfather. his daughter who also has the virus says he was a role model for his family and community. she called him everybody's grandfather. like so many others who suffered from this virus, george died alone in the hospitals. his relatives were in quarantine and unable to be by his side to say good-bye. he was 93 years old. i want to hand it to chris. >>> anderson, thank you so much for helping us remember what's being lost in this. it's hard to hear but those are members of the great estrogest generation. >>> the president wants to open the economy in two weeks. that's the time the experts say that's the time the financial crisis hits the kucountry. we'll bring in the governor with the second most cases. we have a doctor on the opposite coast fighting the state with the third most cases. what would this loo

evelyn fleck, from edinburgh, is on board the coral princess cruise ship currently docked in montevideon for six days, unable to leave the ship. a very frustrating situation, how you coping? we are actually all pulling together very well, the passengers are supporting each other and are being very caring towards each other, the cruise line have been absolutely amazing, we know we are well and safe, they are giving us food, water and they have extra supplies of medicine yesterday as well. well, you are very upbeat given the situation. i understand that you were asked to leave the port of buena in argentina, you are sailing to uruguay but you don't know if you will be allowed to disembark. that's right, when we we re disembark. that's right, when we were in when 0siris, the local government decided our to have a lockdown, we think you made the right decision to leave, we would have been in quarantine there for 14 days and we wouldn't have been so upbeat as we wouldn't have had food orfresh upbeat as we wouldn't have had food or fresh water supplies and that would have been more difficult.

in evelyn's history making apology king william alexander expresses regret for the violence during the dutch colonise ation of indonesia. and then i tell sammy as women qualify for their 1st olympic football taunt and. guess what there's more rain on his way to the british isles to to most of those in europe just to top up the ribs and increase the flooding it's mostly right because it's mostly coming fairly mild weather is 13 in london for example where there will be a change to stoke to get the high ground in scandinavia the rain does stake through france 3rd will leave the senate is 4 meters above normal not make it any worse and snakes are eastern europe still was still talking about temperatures on the high side of normal that i tell you just has been the northerly chucky in here which means the snow comes far south as maybe denmark more especially southern sweden scottish gardens the high ground in england but looks let me sweep of all the way this is a color representation the temperature has to be expected on thursday of the order 20 to 20 degrees this is 15 degrees above norma

thin out what was a very talented a very diverse bill lincoln always a pleasure great to talk to as evelyn committal bit in on the new york on skype thank you very much they care. ok time for world weather here's richard bit of a change on the horizon i think in our part of the world which what's wrong with old white guys with gray hair. yet they say there was anything wrong no it didn't ok a court interesting weather story here to tell you it starts there of low pressure in the gulf of sirte in the mediterranean sea now doesn't over to us from the forecast despite having superduper weather graphics it doesn't look anything very much but this area of low pressure is going to have a big impact across a huge swathe of the middle east and indeed across parts of north africa a large swathe of north africa up there the showers pushing down into what is the sahara desert region so that area will see some showers but it's also going to see this area of winds begin to push down and let me put the temperatures on top of this map and these greens and yellows indicating a lower temperatures so that's

leader benny gantz if he can form a new government head of current prime minister benjamin netanyahu evelyn has been missing representatives of various smaller parties in an attempt to assess who they would support in any coalition 3 elections in the space of less than a year a fail to break the deadlock in israeli politics are a false it is falling about forcing western says this is as close as dance is being to forming a government. certainly not a done deal by any stretch but he does have the raw numbers as things stand at the moment 61 recommendations from today's deliberations as opposed to just 58 for benjamin netanyahu one of the 120 knesset members a stain abstaining and so for benny gantz he has had a mandate before after the 2nd election he wasn't able to form a government at that time there is some within his own party who are opposed reportedly to forming a minority government with support from the outside from palestinian israeli politicians as would be the case however this is a very different situation this time he does have the numbers because of those 15 recommendations fro

my name is evelyn, and i want to send a shoutout to my co-workers, patient registration. >> my name issay that i love you and i miss you so much and i wish more than ever that i could give you a hug. >> welcome back to "gma." happy friday to all of you out there giving a shoutout to your loved ones. thank you for kicking off your weekend with us. >> that's nice to see. happy friday morning for us, and thank you to the millions of americans who are stepping up to support one another during these confusing times, and i like to shine a light on a group that's very close to my heart, and it changed things up to help veterans get through these tough times. it's a program called merging vets and players or mvp. i had a chance to visit the gym before social distancing had to happen. check it out. >> reporter: unbreakable gym in l.a. it's a refuge to these men and women who have fought for our country. >> they're the smartest group of people you'll ever be around. >> reporter: jay glazer, the gym's owner and sports commentator, created this program merging vets and players to provide veterans

evelyn, we are having trouble hearing you. perhaps you can call back in. leroy. indiana. independent. caller: yes. i'm very optimistic with these congress people getting together and signing that deal. think the virus in a very short time, a month or so it will be here in the united states as all the american people are working together like 150% and i think that's just wonderful. so i'm very optimistic. , do you think under the current situation where certain governors across the states are calling for people to shelter-in-place, closing nonessential businesses, asking businesses to only leave their homes for necessities. do you think that is enough to get us there? caller: folks around our area are staying at home. thing.st doing the right so i'm optimistic. host: the new york times for aial board is calling national lockdown writing, president trump needs to call for a two-week shelter-in-place order as part of a coherent national strategy for the coronavirus to protect americans and their livelihoods. the u.s. has passed the point where aggressive targeted efforts at

i think evelyn and johnson who's was very good friends with senator ever in storks and who would come to the white house all the time and talk aboutcome that. i don't imagine those kind of o bilateral relationships, bipartisan relationships existti anymore,on and i think that hasy just really undercut the, not only theot willingness but the oppor opportunities to build the social capitals that can lead to places where compromise can be struck romii think ited dramatically change media landscape has played a huge difference as well i would've bee really difficult for a first termly representative, ano prior to the t age of cable news and the internet just catapult to the international stage and develop a reputation that is being a rebel to the party p leadership. that would've been really of difficult and the age have all f o'neill. all tof that electively is i think, created the opportunity where you are not governing asas much as we used to because of the other dictates on your time and travel. >> i agree with that. but i think put in the context whatat i think what you have y descri

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