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said about him finn. because the whole social media hype started on platforms like instagram people started thinking not only supermodels look that way but normal girls too. so on and off. so. my. instagram used instagram for that's the inspiration. for it i looked at a lot of photos of extremely slim models there's even a hash tag. that fits all about very skinny people posting pictures of themselves to encourage others to lose even more weight to work out even more and to eat even less. wake up in the morning and the 1st thing i do was look at pictures of thin models on instagram. they weren't just models they were also normal girls just normal girls with anorexia. ahead of me that if a suit of perfection to fit an ideal image can become destructive. system then my behavior becomes compulsive i feel forced to make myself prettier to improve myself just so many speak of an inner voice some even called it a dictator who forbids them to do things and for pete that is this kid is no longer a choice but in o

scotland's assistant coach danny wilson says talks about finn russell's return to the national set—upy be good news. the fly—half hasn't played in the six nations at all, after falling out with head coach gregor townsend. he won't play against france this weekend, but has agreed to help with preparations. chris ashton left sale sharks after a disagreement on how the team should be playing, that's according to their director of rugby steve diamond. yesterday, former england player ashton reached an agreement to terminate his contract with the premiership club. and dillian whyte will fight alexander povetkin, in manchester on may 2nd. whyte is the mandatory challenger for tyson fury‘s wbc heavweight title, but he's set for a third fight with deontay wilder. it'll be whyte's second fight since a doping charge against him was dropped. let's focus on cycling for the next few minutes, because the focus for the british team is now solely on the olympics after an underwhelming world championships over the weekend. they won their fewest number of medals in an olympic year since 2000, but the t

a restaurant and they really use that time not only here in paris but also across the country as a finn reading up on social media visit all the different newspapers have sent out their reporters to see what it's like in the bars across the country and it seems to be the same story everywhere everywhere people have gone out for a last meal before the lockdown because they don't know how long that will take a when will be the next time they will be able to go to a restaurant in france one of the prime minister take the steps now well he said that he needed to take these drastic measures because the french were disciplined enough that they weren't actually taking this seriously enough because he could see that lots of people were actually still going to bars to restaurants i could see that in my neighborhood really it seemed like nothing had happened although the government had earlier announced that gatherings of more than 100 people were banned and that people should be careful only take public transport when needed and try to work from home but people here seem to think this isn't real

into third place in the premiership, while bath stay in fifth the six nations returns next week — finnfrance. however bbc scotland has learned he could return for theirjuly tour after holding positive talks with head coach gregor townsend. he's been absent for the six nations following a breach of team protocol. much of the talk before today's super league tie between hull fc and catalans dragons was around israel folau's first appearance on english soil since his homophobic comments on social media. in the end, his debut passed without incident. however the home side will have more to worry about after letting a 28—10 lead slip — to be beaten 34—29. elsewhere wigan go top with an eight—try hammering of huddersfield and last year's grand finalists salford continued their poor start to the season by losing at home to wakefield. over to australia and the women's t20 world cup, where england had a job to do. they knew they had to beat west indies in theirfinal group game to ensure their place in the semi final. in the end it was a thumping victory — nat sciver starring with the bat yet ag

fox's matt finn has details.oast-to-coast piercing stories of american businesses that are either using their facilities or their resources to manufacture supplies for health care workers or their fellow hurting americans. ford has partnered with gm and g.e. health care to produce medical equipment and protective gear, including powerful air purifying respirators that actually use fans from the ford f-150 ventilated seats and 3m air filters. ford says it will also be something more than 100,000 face shields per week and will use 3d printing to produce personal protective equipment. those shields protect the face and eyes. 75,000 are expected to be ready to go this week. the country is facing a severe shortage of ventilators especially in new york. ford says it will ramp up production of ventilators. ford's ego says it's working with 3m and g.e. and has empowered its team of engineers and designers to be scrappy and quickly create equipment. the president says we are fighting an invisible enemy and these american

matt finn, great to see you.s rose across the country yesterday after senate minority leader chuck schumer delivered wild sounding threats to supreme court justices kavanaugh and gorsuch. now majority leader mitch mcconnell is weighing in to our own shannon bream in an exclusive interview. she joins us now with a preview of what he told her. that interview will be airing on a special midnight addition of her show tonight. hey, shannon bream. interesting story. tell us what you heard. >> well, you heard what the top democrat in the senate said yesterday. you will pay a price, you will not know what hit you. he later said in a claim that it was about political ramifications and what would happen in the election in the fall. if they didn't decide the right way on an abortion case in which they haven't voted on yet. you know, that was the explanation that we got to come and, it continued, as chuck schumer continues to face a lot of heat from both sides of the aisle come across the political spectrum. here's what he s

and ireland goes into effect. >> tucker: matt finn for us in chicago, thank you so much. at some point, this will be over in the virus will burn out and we will be waiting for the next one but our reliance on china is likely to remain. does congress have a plan to break that dangerous dependency on a country that threatens to kill americans? we will ask that question next d, now you can get two lines for just $55, including unlimited talk, text and data. plus no annual service contracts. only at t-mobile. your work day stretches all whenthe way to the horizon. you need best-in-class acceleration and handling with cargo. cover more ground with the fast, durable kubota sidekick. >> tucker: the coronavirus is a chinese virus no matter what they are telling you, it originated in china and was able to spread to the rest of the world because the chinese government hits truth of what was happening early in the outbreak from the rest of the world. they lied about it and that caused the terrible consequences we are watching now. you can blame china for that. again, they will tell

david lee milner new york, matt finn in chicago. david lee, we start with you.onnell the field hospital here in central park should be up and running in little more than half an hour's time. the field hospital, you may recall, started construction on sunday, and for the next 48 hours crews have been on the scene, the felt hospital is going to have 68 beds including 10 that will be icu capable. admissions are going to be handled by the nearby mount siocated directly across the street. mount sinai like many facilities in the city is struggling to cope for the growing number of coronavirus patients. all hospitals in the state are ordered to increase bed capacity by 50%. at mount sinai, they are now constructing facilities in the building's lobby in order to accommodate additional patients. in new york city borough of queens, part of u.s. open stadium will be converted to a hospital. 350 beds at the billie jean king national tennis center. construction will take about three weeks. mayor bill de blasio says the city obtained 250 additional ambulances from fema. the c

matt finn, great to see you.g as we prepare for additional race calls which should be coming any minute. eminent. we're back tomorrow. tune in then. every week night, 8:00 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, smugness and group think. have a great night with the ones you love. "hannity" is next. hi, sean. >> sean: tucker, thank you. great show. welcome to "hannity." we begin tonight with a fox news alert. 3, 2, 1, 9:00 in the east, 352 delegates are up for grabs. fox news is projecting joe biden will win missouri and mississippi. polls have closed in michigan. fox news can make a call in that race. my opening monologue in just a minute. first, we head to our decision desk. bret and martha standing by with the big news. >> sean, it's 9:00 in new york. the decision desk can predict that joe biden will beat bernie sanders in the crucial state of michigan. which sanders won of course four years ago. >> it's the biggest victory of the night for biden who earlier, as you said, won mississippi and also missou

>> bret: matt finn in chicago, thanks. ♪ >> bret: many churches in the u.s.ices for this weekend and last weekend. and are, instead, seeking to preach to the flock through different means. tonight religion correspondent lauren green reports on the lengths the faithful are going to keep the faith. >> we are being forced to think outside the box. >> online sermons are the new reality for people of faith as countless houses of worship in the u.s. and around the world have shuttered and closed their physical buildings to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. but there is a silver lining. >> the kingdom of god does not depend upon church buildings. and this is a good reminder for us. >> technology is fast becoming a tool for a higher calling. the number of houses of worship switching to online services has quadrupled, the platform sharing company life dot church added 6,000 churches to its free service last week. a few days later it jumped to 10,000 and is still climbing. it's not only the once a week service and sermons going online, a jewish on long island is w

ok it was worth a try but from finn they could rescue the combustion engine couldn't they. that's what they're working on at the car through institute of technology inside these containers hydrogen and carbon dioxide turned into gaseous hydrocarbons further processing turns them into liquid synthetic fuels to good to be true well it works. this good. there are norms in place already in some areas and our fuel meter in other words i can fill up my car with it and don't need to worry about safety issues when i'm driving around in the amount of guns. safety and the sin fuel can be almost carbon neutral as long as the entire production process is powered only by excess electricity from renewable sources but it's still early days for synthetic fuels to know what the witness the picture is the water as we are from the literal truth of what is written on the floor is that this is for the families or there is food really what is it is all tongues for then what is this our politics and all these electricity based since fuels have certain minor disadvantages all that green electricit

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>> shannon: all right, matt finn. thank you.ing parents a lot more quality time with their children. some of that they are trying to spend homeschooling. correspondent doug mckelway takes a look tonight from virginia. >> there you go. >> this is the substitute for his favorite activity, playing varsity lacrosse. >> i'm on a team with guys i've known my whole life, and we don't get to play our last season together, so it's kind of painful, at the worst time. >> nearby, and eerie quiet has descended on haycock elementary in the 196 public schools of fairfax, virginia. it's the same for 56.6 million students across america. >> our phones are ringing off the hooks. >> and miller is president of the home educators association of virginia. her first advice is relax. >> officially, it's a temporary situation, and you are not a homeschool parent or student. >> at a minimum, experts suggest providing routine and keeping mines active. that is what marine is doing for her kids. >> i'm not a teacher, but i think i can differen keep them g d

international community of serious human rights abuses i guess this week here in london islamic countries finn from a show minister how does he defend against the country's many critics evidence of wrongdoing is so compelling the facts of the book. mistreated murder and displaced the for nearly a 1000000 have fled their homes in myanmar and most are now trapped in neighboring bangladesh come to a business plan ethnic cleansing and if so who was responsible for going to a documentary looking for. 55 minutes. form. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at g.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. the world population is increasing the climate is changing it's getting warm up and there are going to be more and more places where you cannot grow traditional props we have to fix that some the way to do that is to use the modern genetic modification methods to make better crawl it is a lot safer than anything we've done by traditional phonetic modification we take one journey you know exactly what it is you put it into another plant to become our paper sack where it's go

russians are alexander the 2nd still presides over how stinky's said it square so finns have long been wary of criminal propaganda. information campaign so we saw them already in need of during the cold war but of course in the present form the 1st science came about 10 years ago on a crimean media started spreading lies about the finnish tried well 1st system for example claims that the finnish or sort of these are hunting across from born children and taking them into custody without any valid reasons and selling them to us gay couples this kind of claim as we are presently in a prime time news so that happened already 10 years ago this back at the school this 9th grade class is taking a critical look at their own media consumption. these pupils know there's a lot of misinformation on the net and that they need to double check their sources 'd. you're always suspicious of everything so. yes. it's hard sometimes. our visit to finland shows us there's little need to worry about the younger generation here their media savvy junior detect. but classes to teach grownups about media and in

fox news correspondent matt finn reports. >> this high end chicago catering business is serving freelity meals o its on the neighbors. >> a lot of people who struggle normally, and then this makes every thing that much harder. >> decatur thousands of events per year, and now, all of its bh at least may. >> it was crushing. we purchased the building february 21st. not knowing this was going to happen. >> a building typically used for parties turned soup kitchen. the caterers using their resources and donations to cook more than 200 meals per day in a nearly touchless 2-go system. >> whole milk or skim milk? >> a restaurant dishwasher says he was laid off last weekend's taking care of his 80-year-old mother. >> man, terrible, trying to figure out where i'm getting my next meal, you know? >> volunteers had hand delivering meals to the elderly. one of chicago's high crime southside neighborhoods. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> for now, the owners aren't paying employees. >> we are christian to kick kitchen, the only one working with her whole family. speaker using their facility

esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt.een taking place in birmingham this week and the line—up for the men's final has been decided. top seed chou tien—chen of chinese tapei was leading denmark's anders antonsen when the dane had to retire due to injury. chou tien—chen will meet antonsen‘s compatriot in the final, viktor axelson. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith will be in mixed doubles action a little later on. you can watch live coverage on the red button and the bbc sport website. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest and we've seen first pga major, the masters, and opening ladies‘ major, the ana inspiration, both postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open finished earlier today, and what a week it's been for england's alice hewson. in herfirst event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot and my colleague chetan pathak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely incredible. it is a dream come true. growing up as a kid, all i could dream of was playing on the ladi

esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt.hips in birmingham, with the semi—finals under way. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith are in action in the mixed doubles right now. ellis and smith lost the first game to their indonesian opponents, before staging a great comeback in the second game from match point down to take it into a decider. that's taking place right now. you can watch live coverage on the red button and the bbc sport website. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest. we've seen that the men's first pga major of the year, the masters, and the opening ladies major, the ana inspiration, has been postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open has just finished and what a week it's been for england's very own alice hewson. in herfirst event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot. my colleague chetan partak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely incredible. it really is a dream come true. growing up as a kid, all i could dream of was playing on the ladies european

the finn's ford catching fire.to a safe place, where it burnt to a wreck. and there'll be a few aches and pains this morning after sport relief yesterday. olympic hockey champion sam quek and comedian lloyd griffiths will probably be suffering — they were involved in 2020 penalties. quek won in the end — scoring more than he saved. over 1400 of her spot kicks found the back of the net whilst griffiths was in goal! plenty of highlights on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with louise. if you're craving some spring sunshine, bear with me, if you're craving some spring sunshine, bearwith me, i might be able to help with that, but further time being, we have seen some rain around during the early hours. as you can see, it is starting to ease away from eastern england and we have rain and mountain snow in scotland. that will clear as well but it is a real messy picture, really, this weekend. there will be some rain at times and it is going to turn increasingly windy. so a legacy of

in chicago, matt finn, fox news. >> shannon: well, there is so much uncertainty right now.y of misinformation out there so we are taking your question straight to our experts doing this every night. to address your question, questions, including a video if you'd like, to @foxnewsnight. joining us tonight, former white house physician dr. ronnie jackson at first female physician to serve in congress, dr. nan hayworth. glad to have all of you with us. thank you for your time. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: dr. hayworth, i will start with you. we have a tweet from sandra, who says "i work at a nursing home in pennsylvania. is it safe for nursing homes to continue to admit patients to their homes? hours is my coworkers and i are very worried for our residents. what is your thought? >> shannon, nursing homes are an essential part of our health care system, so it is important for patients who need them to continue to be admitted to those skilled nursing facilities, if they should be positive for the virus, isolatis are being used to protect other patients and staff and the he

the department says finn mates are exposed, those considered at risk will be quarantined. >>> residentsng home are being isolated in their rooms after five residents tested positive for the coronavirus. leaders are now concerned about the community's safety. >> reporter: at the assisted living center, only staff members are allowed to go in and out. residents aren't leaving their rooms, even for meals after at least five tested positive for covid-19. a sixth person is awaiting test results. the county health department won't disclose their ages but say all six people are hospitalize. we watched a few staff members leave the building after the overnight shift. they walked out in regular clothes and shoes, wearing surgical masks. one worker told us she was going to take the bus home. a spokesperson explained that atria is a private entity. he said the county health department cannot speculate that the workers leaving the facility are a risk to the community. the county supervisor disagrees. >> we have six corona victims. and we just jump on a bus. it's nonsensical. i'll be reaching out to

i finn also went public saying authorities had stopped her and her colleagues from warning the world.ow disappeared, whereabouts unknown. >> martha: i mean, these individuals who tried to warn the rest of the world are true heroes and disappeared they may have sacrificed their lives. did die of covid-19 before he could get the word out. >> i mean, look, the truth of it is, this is a communist totalitarian state, one that sets up prison camps for religions that it doesn't want. one that executes vast numbers of its own people and one that is hell bent and intent on becoming the leading most powerful country in the world and it will use any means at its disposal to do it. you know, deception is something that we in american culture, british culture, we kind of loathe the concept of deception and chinese culture, it seems to be actually quite a worthy thing if it achieves your goal. >> martha: it's a regular tool. let me ask you one question before i go. it's kind of a big one but i want to give you a moment to answer. this how should all of this change your relationship with china? i he

matt finn is live in detroit with more on the race. primary night panel has an analysis look at them, it's a sexy night here. first up let's go to foxbusiness answer breaking down his numbers with his magic fingers pray to make that's right kennedy i will tell you it is interesting that joe biden has been able to do what he is doing in the fox news decision desk comfortable enough to project that vice president does beat sanders in michigan. we call it with the polls closing you know it is a comfortable victory. sanders pulled off a big surprise in the state four years ago. obviously unable to do that again in the first date with the industrial midwest to come in. so that joe mentioned them as people are calling joe biden's momentum continues. what is the key in michigan? if you're going to win especially in a democratic reason to get to the general you've got to do well down in the detroit area. joe biden is able to do that this evening as we look at weighing at county which includes detroit, biden is comfortable they are still raw nu

professor nick finn from public health england, we appreciate your time at a period thatis appreciateou. thank you very much indeed for now, thank you. just to tell you some more news that's come through from france in the last few moments. we hear from paris from france in the last few moments. we hearfrom paris that from france in the last few moments. we hear from paris that the eiffel tower is going to close at nine o'clock this evening until further notice. so, again, just another sense of the measures that are being taken, and we have reflected as well, of course, that the lure of, the busiest museum in the world has already been shuts, and there are many areas of france that have been shot, and we are seeing that reflected here with the postponement if not cancellation of a large number of sporting events as we have reflected. —— lourve. well, we've heard in the last hour that scotland has had its first death confirmed this afternoon. 0ur correspondent lorna gordon is there. lorna, again, as we have seen reg retta bly lorna, again, as we have seen regrettably in other cases, we

carlos finn test says that country doesn't have the infrastructure in place to deal with the virus. mexico has 95 official cases of coronavirus. he believes the real number is much higher, so he feels people like javier are just as likely to get infected no matter which side of the border they're on. >> i think it's the same. if you take the precaution, all the information about to be safe, it's the same. >> we're going to a smaller place and we're just trying to stay safe, you know. we'll see what happens. hopefully trump will let us back into the country when i come back. >> reporter: and one thing to think about, the u.s. is already closing its border with canada and now some say mexico might be next. we're live in san jose. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> damian, thank you. we mentioned governor newsome, his daily briefing with no reporters inside the room. right now he's live streaming as we speak on facebook. so far the major take aways this evening, helping the homeless. governor says crunching the numbers, his office is, and they're running computer-generated mode

matt finn has the latest from chicago's o'hare international airport. >> right now the cdc says any passengeriving from one of those level three countries of concerns can expect to be asked to quarantine themselves at home for 14 days when they arrive to an airport. they can expect some type of medical screening looking for a fever difficulty breathing and they're also going to be asked about the recent travel. the full list of those level three countries of concern is growing and can be found on the cdc website. countries like china, iran, the u.k. and ireland. here at chicago's o'hare airport, it appears that the long lines and chaos that formed over the weekend has calmed down. saturday there was a massive crush of travelers making their way back in the country. reports of screen lines of up to six hours. the department of homeland security says those issues have been corrected. returning travelers can out spect weight and average about 30 minutes. looking ahead, the second wave of travel bans on incoming flights from the u.k. and ireland goes into effect tonight. of course it goes without

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try, because from what you are saying, we are seeing some success that the cocktail of hydrochloric finn plus cpac makes a lot of sense. michael w has a question about this year's bad flu season, it is really interesting, watch this, dr. oz. >> there a lot of people suggesting that maybe the virus started earlier than experts are saying, some people are saying as early as december heard a lot of people were really sick this year and it was a lot harder than typical flus, what are the expert saying about that? is there a chance that this already came through america and we missed it because nobody was testing? >> i tell you, that is something that has been on a lot of minds in the same thing. so we know the virus probably started around december the 1st. the famed virus hunter told me he started hearing rumors in early december. so a month before the rest of the world, china really figured out this was a problem. but i do think there is a possibility that people left milan, flew to san francisco, got ill. i've heard plenty of folks say they had the worst flu in january and in december ove

esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt.rs, and the ana inspiration postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open has just finished and it has been an incredible debut for england's alice hewson. in her first event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot and my colleague chetan pathak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely incredible. it isa dream it feels absolutely incredible. it is a dream come true. growing up as a kid, all i could dream of was playing on the european ladies tour, and for my first event, to come and win, the feeling is indescribable. u—turn per boat last year, as this happened quicker than you thought? it definitely has happened quicker than i thought, i was hoping to get toa than i thought, i was hoping to get to a nice steady start, but this is definitely a good thing. we saw the players championship stopped after the first round, where there are any concerns there that you may not get to finish the tournament?” concerns there that you may not get to finish the tourna

by finns beginning to return to normal though in the chinese at the center of the outbreak president ping is made his 1st trip to the city of new patients who contracted the virus have mostly recovered and people of returning to work. the u.k. government is coming under increased pressure to do more to tackle the coronavirus schools and universities remain open and there are a few restrictions on people returning from neve barker reports. the u.k.'s keep calm and carry on approach to the coronavirus is in sharp contrast to many other countries france germany and several other e.u. nations have banned large gatherings of people and as italians woke up to a countrywide lock down the tightest restrictions since the 2nd world war it was business as usual of britain's child and horse race meeting the event drawing tens of thousands of visitors the differences are stark in italy syria our football matches went ahead but without any fans while in the u.k.'s premier league stadiums were packed although players did have to forgo the traditional pre-game handshake the british government says i

that is the voice of finn brennan from the train drivers union.o the transport secretary grant shapps later in the programme. ministers have warned that people should only send their children to school if absolutely necessary. all schools in the uk are officially closed but, under new guidance, the children of key workers are still able to attend. headteachers say there is confusion over who is eligible and all parents should only send their children in if they have no choice. leigh milner reports. a common sight at schools today across the country, as the government urges parents to keep their children at home, if possible. but schools, nurseries and childminders have been asked to provide care for vulnerable children, who either have a social worker or special educational needs. classrooms are also open to children whose parents are key workers — those who are considered critical in the fight against coronavirus. we are predominantly basing their activities and experiences outdoors, to help us with limiting frequent touch to key areas, table top

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finn brennan is the district organiser covering london underground, tubelines and croydon tramlink forme areas this morning there was serious overcrowding —— government advice. the problem is there are large numbers of self—employed workers, especially in areas like construction, who feel they have no other choice than to go to work. we end up with this situation where we have packed tube carriages which means that vital workers, who have to use them for supermarket workers to use them for supermarket workers to nhs staff, are actually increasing their risk of catching coronavirus by travelling to work. this is not a situation that can be allowed to continue. we need urgent action now to shut down all nonessential businesses. if we have another day where people are packed into tube carriages, we are simply increasing the spread of the disease and putting people at risk. the government really needs to act now. of course, we do need the publicpublic sector workers to be able to move around, do you think there is enough capacity for people like them to move around safely? there certainly

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