. >> los trabajadores de salud son los grande hÉroes en esta pandemÍa por eso cuesta creer que en partesntado cloro >>> dedos rotos, rasguÑos cloro en los uniformes intento de incendio es un los que se enfrentan al coronavirus >>> sÍ te miran medio extraÑo guarde su distancia >>> vestidos de blanco en las calles son blanco de ataque de a quienes podrÍan contagiarlo en san luis potosÍ una mujer lo atacÓ a otros le lanzan cloro desconocido intentaron incendiar un hospital querÍan quemar el virus >>> nos cuidamotos la venta de alimentos >> nos los cuidamos >> desde el gobierno llamaron a ponerle fin >>> no hay justificaciÓn cuando se trata de respetar la dignidad e integridad ahora contagios y 125 muertes aunque podrÍa haber mÁs agresiones son mÁs los que esta agradecidos >>> >> dio> con las notas un grupo mariachis dio las gracias a todos en el instituto nacional de enfermedades respiratorias >>> necesitamos ayuda a todos los niveles >>> es que la mayorÍa de quienes enfrentan el virus son verdadero hÉroes en mexico, raÚl obligatoria llevartorres, noticias telemundo >>> desde hoy en hondura

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abrazarte muy pronto querido compaÑero, pero mientras que los trabajadores de salud son considerados grandes hÉroesausos, sin embargo, en zonas de mÉxico, muchos han sido blanco de discriminaciÓn y ataques por parte de algunos que los ven como fuentes de contagios, algunos han sufrido incluso lesiones fÍsicas. >> dedos rotos rasguÑos, cloro en los uniformes, esto enfrentan los que trabajan con el coronavirus. >> eso es extraÑo. >> vestidos de blanco en las calles, son blanco de ataques de quienes creen que podrÍan contagiarlos, en san luis una enfermera sufriÓ una fractura en la mano, otra mujer la atacÓ, en nuevo leÓn, intentaron incendiar el hospital , querÍan quemar el virus y a Él le negaron la venta de alimentos. >> si nos cuidamos y esperemos que ustedes tambiÉn nos cuiden. >> desde el gobierno llamaron a poner fin a las agresiones. >> no tienen justificaciÓn alguna cuando se trata de respetar la dignidad y la integridad de las personas. >> hasta el momento son alrededor de 2500 contagios y al menos 125 muertes, aunque algunos agreden, son mÁs los que estÁn agradecidos. >> con las notas de la

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hÉroes. carolina: te cuento que hoy celebramos la vida. queremos enviar una felicitaciÓn muy grandeivo. ♪ ♪ ♪ muy buenas tardes. le saluda con mucho gusto yarel ramos. gracias por la sintonÍa. comenzamos con la informaciÓn. tanto inquilinos como propietarios de vivienda tendrÁn ayuda econÓmica por la emernc s

grande de ellos. ilia: una enfermera que vive en un Ático contÓ cómo es su lucha contra la pandemia. reportera: con esta alegrÍa los llaman heroes dormir. reportera: hace mÁs de un mes no abraza sus hijos, confinados en el primer piso de su casa con su esposa. su suegra estÁ en cuarentena en el segundo. >> me duele que no tuve la opciÓn de decir, no que mi familia me quedo con ellos. [llanto] se me olvidÓ de eso. pero cuando ya tuve la posibilidad de decidir quÉ iba a hacer era demasiado tarde. ya habÍa estado expuesta a tal nivel que yo entendÍa que yo misma era un peligro para mi familia. reportera: sus turnos son de mÁs de doce horas. su socializaciÓn se limita a compartir una comida donada con sus colegas que podrÍan estar contagiados sin saberlo. tambiÉn es el Único contacto humano que tiene en sus enfermos al morir. >> uno de ellos se me muriÓ. y cuando yo llamÉ dije que vinieran a pronunciarlo. la doctora entrÓ y como si le diera explicaciÓn lo que le dije que no se habÍa muerto sÓlo. reportera: dice que una de sus tarea mÁs duras es limpiar los cuerpos de sus pacientes para colocarlos en bolsas especiales y enviarlos a e

sharing the love, some of the biggest stars on the planet thanking our health care heroes from demi lovato to ariana grandeupon a star >> plus, that surprise performance from beyonce and the powerful "high school musical" mash-up with a big message. ♪ we're all in this together >>> good morning, america. great to have you all with us on this friday morning. see all the stars there sharing the love and i'm sharing the studio with amy this morning. >> thank you. we were sharing the love last night. it was so fun to have the sing-along. all of our -- like, we were all gathered around the tv set singing. it was great. always nice to start friday with good news and we've got some for you. take a look at this. that is 98-year-old rita being cheered on by the hospital staff in pennsylvania after beating the coronavirus. she was there for 17 days. so we are so excited for all them. big two thumbs up for her. george joining us from home now. >> good morning, guys. and that is such great news we're seeing there with rita. you know, she's one of the nearly 55,000 people in the united states who have now officially re

hero. you can find the page on kron 4 dot com. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at a grand i will be back at the top of the hour with kron 4 news at 9. domestic violence is on the rise during the shelter-in-place orders and because of those restrictions many victims don't know where to go for help. coming up what one organization is doing to ensure that it can continue helping survivors during the pandemic and a new covid-19 testing location is up and running and one could be coming to your city soon details on the coronavirus mobile testing site. >>they can give you results on the same day those stories and much more just minutes away on kron 4 news at night. wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>you're watching k

hero of the story. she never really got her fair do. she is the widow of this great sand grand man.as never had any formal education and is very trendy in business. and suddenly, it turns out that is estate close to bankruptcy because he has been borrowing like crazy. and taking money out of these laundered corporations and the railroad. in the university will shut down and she couldn't even pay the heating bill. she rescues the university. [laughter]. she rescues it and she puts it all together and she gets an incredible work on her attorneys, for those of you who pay taxes in california. you might be interested in this. stanford university was the first and for a long time the only place this was back in 1905, god estate constitutional texemption from ever having to pay property tax. maybe this the one who saw the story earlier this week, a large command holder. she does that and she is the work done. she went to the mansion one day she is a little glass of water. i will spit it out like she did. she did because it tasted funny. they took it to a chemist and it dosed with strychni

grand alliance saved. d-day set in stone and its supreme commander appointed. back in washington returning on the iowa, the president is feteed as a conquering hero. he broadcasts a christmas message, announcing to the world his appointment of eisenhower as supreme commander of the forthcoming assault. he looks and sounds full of beans, in the pink as someone describes him. but he isn't. for he soon falls ill with flu and he never gets better. the second half of "war and peace" thus tells a sadder story. because fdr behind the scenes is finally and belatedly diagnosed with fatal heart disease. i think neither he or nor eisenhower who is moving to england to take command of the d-day invasion has meantime been able to stop churchill from mounting his own version of d-day in italy under new british supreme command, namely, anazio. one of the prime minister's worst military intercessions in the entire war which results in 43,000 allied casualties in three months to no purpose before d-day. 43,000. by contrast, the d-day invasion is a triumphant allied success. the president broadcasts a prayer on behalf of all americans for its success and the landin

grand rapids priest who survives the virus. a grocery store worker from oyster bay, new york, who says he doesn't see himself as a hero, and an emt who works out of teaneck, new jersey, who is coming off a 12-hour shift. all compelling stories in their own right. first, we'll get to the latest headlines as this morning in the u.s., there are more than half a million confirmed cases of coronavirus around the country. more than 20,000 people have died. the u.s. reaching a grim new high as the nation with the most confirmed coronavirus deaths in the world, surpassing italy for the first time. the country's death toll has now more than doubled over just this past week. meanwhile, president trump facing both a public health and economic crisis, saying he will decide fairly soon on how and when to reopen the country. >> certainly, the toughest decision that i have ever made, and i hope that i'm going to make the right decision. i'll be basing it on a lot of very smart people, a lot of professionals, doctors and business leaders. there are a lot of things that go into a decision like that, and it's going to be -- it's going to be based

a home fit for heroes, but the veterans who you normally see walking in the grand surroundings at theved and fought for their country, are now involved in a very different battle. it's an unseen war against an unseen enemy. but the enemy is there. it's a little virus. god help us all if we don't obey a few simple rules. stay at home and mind your own business. so far, they've had a few fall victim to this potentially lethal virus. david coote was one. after being in isolation, the former grenadier guardsman is now back on the mend and back practising drill, determined not to be defeated by this latest threat. you feel like you're a community fighting this together? oh, yes. we've got strict regulations on how to protect ourselves. obviously, with so many elderly people here, a lot of them are very vulnerable to this virus so we have to protect ourselves and that's why we're on lockdown. they're used to discipline, though less to new measures like eating meals on their own. but with an average age of 82, the staff here feel it's now their job to protect those who've selflessly served t

hero. >> and don't forget we are streaming on cbsn bay area, you can find us on our website , kpix.com or your favorite s kp >> right now, confirmed overnight, a grandess crew member dies of covid-19. the fate of the other employees on board who have been stuck for month.>>> plus another testing center opening in the bay area, this is the governor announces a task force to deal with the growing backlog of tests.>>> changing course this morning, why bay area leaders say you need to cover your face despite what the cdc recommends. good mornie 6 o'clock right now as we top off the top of the hour. let's see what the current conditions are right now with mary.>>>

heroes. we look forward to hearing from you about the amazing people doing great things where you live rely inspirinplan that will doit tough for us at least 8 o'clock the grand will be back at the top of the hour with campuses officially ven shutting down for the rest of the year students aren't the only on having to adjust the changes, many schools are making to their grading systems ow that students will bfinishing oute school year at home and lawmakers are rking on another coravirus relief package, what president trump is demanding this time and what democrats are looking to gein return the stories and mh more coming up

we can be heroes just for one day ♪ >> if you know someone is making a difference of any kind, we would sure like to hear from you. email your story along with pictures or video. >>> the grands returns to san francisco bay. what's next for the hundreds of crew members still on board? >>> and we've got a warmer day ahead tomorrow. temperatures back into the upper 60s. details on what to expect. >>> first, the death of a prolific american singer/songwriter from the coronavirus. when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering current chevy owners onstar crisis assist services and complimentary wifi data. to help keep you on the road, the chevy certified service experts are here and ready to help if you require parts, maintenance or repairs. you can also still shop and schedule your service appointment online. it's just our way of doing our part. >>> some sad news from nashville tonight. singer-songwriter john prime has died. ♪was 73 years old, family members say he died from complications of the coronavirus after being placed on a ventilator

a home fit for heroes, but the veterans who you normally see walking in the grand surroundings at theeo tighe, who've served and fought for their country, are now involved in a very different battle. it's an unseen war against an unseen enemy. but the enemy is there. it's a little virus. god help us all if we don't obey a few simple rules. stay at home and mind your own business. so far, they've had a few fall victim to this potentially lethal virus. david coote was one. after being in isolation, the former grenadier guardsman is now back on the mend and back practising drill determined not to be defeated by this latest threat. you feel like you're a community fighting this together? oh, yes. we've got strict regulations on how to protect ourselves. obviously, with so many elderly people here, a lot of them are very vulnerable to this virus so we have to protect ourselves and that's why we're on lockdown. they're used to discipline, though less to new measures like eating meals on their own. but with an average age of 82, the staff here feel it's now their job to protect those who've

grand kids will be with you soon enough. we have to keep our distance. if they would like to donate go to tunnel 2 tower towers.org/covid-19-heroes. all right.h. >> tunnel 2 towers.org. can't miss it. shirt will be up there for a link to proper whiskey company. thank you, buddy. steve: thank you very much. you bet. always a pleasure, sir. all right. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. we have information on how you can help plus more stories of people going the extra mile to help each other deal with this pandemic. find that all 00 foxnews.com/america together because we are all together in this folks. meanwhile, president trump doubling down on his criticism of the world health organization. >> china spends 42 million. we spend 450 million, and everything seems to be china's way. that's not right. it's not fair. steve: we are going to talk to tammy bruce with reaction. she is coming up next. a lot has changed in the last few weeks. but one thing hasn't: breakfast. and, if that feels like a little bit of comfort, it's thanks to... the farmers, the line workers and truckers, the grocery stockers and cashiers, and the food bank workers, bec

grandes negocios por valor de casi 455 mil millones de dÓlares para ayudarles a recuperarse de la crisis. >> ahora seguimos con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" y pasamos con chiquibaby para conocer a mÁs hÉroesstaba fuera de control. ¿cÓmo es que ustedes han lidiado o lidia ban con la posibilidad de contagiarse o si hay casos de compaÑeros contagiados en el hospital. >> lidiado es una pelea, una discusiÓn *, no te dicen quien estÁ contagiado, no te dicen te das cuenta que no lo ves en el trabajo y sabes te imaginas que estÁ enfermo. al principio te exponÍan y nadie sabÍa nada, nadie sabia por quÉ no estaba el compaÑero, te dabas cuenta porque el paciente salÍa positivo por medio del paciente te imaginabas, si le tocÓ al paciente si mi compaÑera tuvo al paciente y ella tuvo contacto con Él, hay que asumir que yo estoy expuesta al virus tambiÉn, yo habÍa estado expuesta dias, creo que como dos semanas antes que me diera cuenta que por medio de mis compaÑeros me expusieron con los pacientes cuando tuve confirmaciÓn era porque mi paciente habÍa salido positivo. >> entonces ¿cuÁndos compaÑeros que tÚ sepas estÁn contagiados actualmente? >> es ridÍculo decirlo, pero pisos enteros todos contagiados

hÉroes del fÚtbol mundial, los histÓricos y actuales hombres y mujeres aplaudÍan la labor de los mÉdicos que estÁn luchando contra el coronavirus. beckham, ramos, piquÉ, ronaldo, zinedine zidane y hasta los grandese de los Ángeles, eric garcetti pronuncio ayer un emotivo discurso al explicar el el pacto del coronavirus en el sur de california, pero para conocer mÁs de lo que dijo, vamos con mario para que nos amplÍa, querido maria ¿quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁs?, muy buenos dÍas, adelante. >> buenos dÍas los Ángeles esta bajo ataque y tendrÁ que despedir a miles de empleados de la ciudad fue lo que anunciÓ ayer el alcalde de los Ángeles, eric garcetti y les mostraremos como el covid-19 estÁ desapareciendo la mÚsica mexicana aquÍ en la capital del entretenimiento. >> ayer en un discurso sin precedente del estado de la ciudad, ayer el alcalde de los Ángeles, eric garcetti advirtiÓ que la recesiÓn economica que enfrenta los Ángeles sera mÁs dolorosa que las del 2008 y que probablemente habrÁ despido, conmovido y con la voz entre cortada hablÓ de las perdidas por el covid-19, enviÓ un mensaje contundente al gobierno federal, les dijo que no rescataran a los bancos mientras dejaban a las ciudades en medio del

esposa le llama un gran hÉroe y dice que también los conductores, trabajadores de limpieza son grandes hÉroesendiga a todos. borja: gracias a la doctora vanessa del hospital de niÑos en texas. su esposo estÁ sÚper orgulloso de ella. y finalmente para la doctora paulino que trabaja en repÚblica dominicana y su hija la llama toda una superhÉroe. asÍ vamos a despedir esta semana >> a partir de hoy tanto empleados como clientes de supermercados y otros negocios esenciales deben usar el tapabocas. yarel: conocemos un modista en california que ha reinventado su negocio durante la pandemia para crear mascarillas para proteger a los residentes de su comunidad.. reportero: estamos en plena semana santa y muchos sin poder celebrarla como antes. les decimos quÉ estÁ haciendo la iglesia catÓlica y tambiÉn para ayudar con la cuarentena por el coronavirus.

re a home fit for heroes, but the vete ra ns a re you a home fit for heroes, but the veterans are you normally see walking in the grandthe familiar red tunics that brighten up life and london won't be seen out in public this spring. like the rest of the country, they are in lockdown. and chelsea pensioners leo who served and fought for the country are now involved in a very different battle. it is an unseen war againstan battle. it is an unseen war against an unseen enemy, but the enemy is there, it is a little virus, god help us all. if we don't go by a few simple rules, home and mind our own business. so far they have had a few fall victim to this potentially lethal virus. david was one. after being in isolation, the former grenadier guardsman now back on the mend and back practising drill. determined not to be defeated by this latest threat. do you feel like you are a community fighting this together? oh, yes. we have strict regulations on how to protect ourselves. 0bviously with so many elderly people here, a lot of them are very vulnerable to this virus, so we very vulnerable to this virus, so we have to protect