if grandma hits it and the kids hit it. you go to a gas.e, a dunkin donuts or mcdonald's, i shouldn't mention the company. is it clean? dr. marc siegel: you can't stop going to these places entirely. we need to wash our hands frequently. we have to be aware of what we touched and when we touched it. and that might be a signal it's time to use the purell and wash your hands again. up not going to tell people not to go to dunkin donuts. kindness, grace and generosity. look at the elderly and the high risk groups. we are going to get through this, judge. judge jeanine: we all know it will get worse before it gets better. dr. fauci talked about that low incliens opposed to that high peak. but there are 300 any americans. and we don't -- there are 300 million americans. if we test someone and they have it, what do we do for them? is there a cure? dr. marc siegel: once we know who has the virus and who doesn't. then we know who we need to stay away from, who needs to be quarantined, who we need to bid alternative facilities to. the thing that's r

then there's the question about grandma and grandpa. kids are quickly wondering, what's this mean for grandma and grandpa? are they going to get sick because it affects older people? can i get them sick? >> this is a really important one because children are worried. many of us have older parents and children have grandparents. so to say to them, part of our role is to make sure that older people like grandma and grandpa don't get it, so, unfortunately, and maybe a little sad right now, we can't see grandma and grandpa, but you can talk to them. maybe you do some kind of facetiming with them, but if we stay home and we protect ourselves, we can make sure grandma and grandpa don't get sick. again, it's a lot of reassurance in the same way. >> really quick, dr. goza, because the academy has very important guidelines when it comes to screen time. where are you on screen time in this moment of crisis? >> regular life limits are important. you should not let screen time interfere with your sleep, social interaction, those kinds of things. th

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>> we know you are not being subtle but doubt in the tv room in our house was grandma's purse grandma sophia my mother side her purse and they are for what 7 inches and 4-foot 8 inches. they packed a punch it was their passports and then the black-and-white photos of relatives of those that never made it to america. weather my uncle or my one - - my father side they never made it so the message is basically and remember these eyes are staring at you so it is a very haunting image and a reminder of our responsibility. that was a very important part of our life and the other part about my mother's father if you look he is 6-foot 4 inches 300 pounds eastern european steelworker, meet cutter amateur boxer. i do not have any of that dna. [laughter] i didn't get any eastern european side. [laughter] he meets my grandmother on the west side and if you know your history of chicago all the jewish community non- german is on the west side all the others on south shore german jewish and everybody else. they get married my mother moves to albany park and every sunday everybody went to the house.

down in the tv room or the family room in our house was grandma's purse, grandma sophie, mother's side, her purse and her passport and her two sisters and all three of them i think are a whopping 4.7 on the richter, they are 4'7", 48 but their passports and on either side across the wall are the black-and-white photos of relatives that never made it to america and whether it was the holocaust for them or my uncle in palestine they never made it. that was the subtlety and the message basically that -- it's a very haunting image and it's a reminder of our responsibility. that was a very important part of our life and the part that which is true about our relatives is about grandpa is my mother's father -- [inaudible] if you look here i got cheated on the dna pool but he has 6'4", 300 pounds, eastern european and steelworker, truck driver, amateur boxer. i do not have any of that dna. i got all the stuff that went to israel and i did not get any of the eastern european side. [laughter] he meets my grandmother on the west side in douglas park at a dance that if you know the history of chic

kenya need to change but if it is grandma there plus it's all about a new.hi rachel join me to meet the gentleman from beat up the. post. kill the volume or that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would line up 6 of the what's your story ready. what numbers of women especially are victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another visitor another yes you want to become citizens. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. this is d w news live from our lead german lawmakers approved an unprecedented relief package to shield the country's economy from the effects of coronavirus the legislation is aimed at supporting health care and propping up businesses hit hard by the pandemic it also rolls back historic restrictions on taking on new debt. also coming got the streets of india's capital delhi are deserted as the country's 1300000000 people begin a 3 week locked out prime

that everything is going right in the household around grandmas. maybe you can speak to that. is there a role for young people to play so it is not just do no harm. it is also like you can help out here with your family. >> yes, i see people everyday that are delivering meals to senior citizens or helping out at home. i want to give kudos to those people. we don't want to let a few people, not acting in appropriate way and reflecting the entire generations and impacting so many lives. call friends and family, stay home and help your relatives. there are plenty of ways young people can step up. you know the faster we tackle this, the faster we can get to normal life and back to those restaurants we love and those beaches we love. >> annika alson, thank you so much. >> we'll have more on that just ahead. plus, why florida's first drive thru testings forced to stop taking poeming appointments day opening. >>> some welcome news out of china. china is reporting no new domestic cases of coronavirus. in order for lockdown restrictions in wuhan to be lifte

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he had to wait to get his papers so he is living with us and grandma for two years.here's a funny story about that but he would get up every morning at four:30, make us breakfast, tank top, socks and read the newspaper. he had a fourth-grade education and then that is his way of saying i love you. he would yell at you. is this covered by blue cross and bluee shield? >> the grandfather, you paint a really vivid visual but then you say it would surprise us all that they were a quiet child. so were you just observing this? i can't believe that. they took me for testing because i wasn't talking. i was a very quiet child and now i won't shut up. the biggest change in my life occurs when 917. i lost my finger, didn't go to the hospital, i had gangrene. >> a nurse saved my life that i lost three roommates and it's not like the cloud opened and the sun came through. but in those seven weeks i walk out about 20 pounds lighter but i'm a changed person, and i have never, my mom and dad will tell you i was just a changed person. i was going to do ballet and i thought about early

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this is my grandma's watch. i feel like i'm a pawn broker. this is my grandma's watch.ears. i've ended up with a settlement, but had a year of absolute hell. they can't get away with treating disabled people like that. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. our top stories: italy in lockdown. public gatherings forbidden, tourist sites virtually deserted and doctors give stark advice to the public. stay at home and be prepared for a kind of war, because we are facing a war now, here. in the us, a one—mile containment zone is now in place around a large cluster of cases. joe biden deals another blow to bernie sanders in the latest round of the us democratic party's primaries. just a week ago, pundits were declaring this campaign was dead. now we are very much alive.

although ithra and her grandma have not spoken since she found out about tumelo, ithra's grandma agreed we're staying in a new south african now. before, it would have been different but everything is so very, very different and, you know, to us really, it's not about colour. it's not about colour. it's more culture. culture. and also, it depends on religion also. because we are very religious people. and he seems a nice person and he comes from a decent home and that is very important, and they love one another. what can we say? there's nothing we can do. would you want to do anything? in the beginning, it is a bit tough because, you know, like, we are from old school. i come from the era where it was apartheid. it was the apartheid era and, you know, there were barriers. the whites one side, the coloureds one side, and the blacks one side. but as the years are going by, we are accepting one another. we have to. we are living in south africa and it is the rainbow nation. but what were the initial worries that made the kind of lack of contact, what were your initialfears? ok, let me put

grandma! >> trevor: hey, everybody, trevor noah here with another ep soafd the daily social distancing show. st now day is 13 of being stuck in the house to try and stop the coronavirus. and yes i'm going a little bit crazy but i'm also learning things. fringes, here say tip to help you in quarantine. if you are alone and are you feeling lonely, all you need to do is take some pillows and fill them up about potatoes, wrap them newspaper a blanket, stack them on your couch and now you have a friend. always fighting over the remote. anyway tonight we will catch up on the latest coronavirus news like congress is giving everyone money, the royal family is getting personal with coronavirus and donald trump teaches us about manners. so let's get into it. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick it off as we always do with some good news of

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i think you know asking dolly about feminism letters to grandma betty and a lot of the episodes take is to someone who actually lives in america or in the world that embodies something that we're trying to understand about how dolly's image or take on an idea that's very prevalent in our present day and when we met with grandma betty and saw how she. i heard about her life story and saw how she lived in who she was but that she would never use the word feminist it helped i think it helped me understand and it helped me see her in a way that i couldn't understand why someone wouldn't say that they were feminist and help me understand the history it helped me understand a generation it helped me understand more deeply about what it means to just survive in live something and she didn't have the space to just use a label and dolly is not about labels at all i think she understands that labels have been used to divide people and she's kind of not only the great observer and her songs but she's the great connector she is connected through time she's connected through geography and if you

new to take this grandma day out east coast it's all about who. i'm rachel join me for me. is the show race destroying itself. we are ruining the basic elements of our system we're using too much water and we're too late to. her life. goal other supplies will last for ever but they won't lead when the rain. starts march 20th on w. . sal's winds of refugees are fleeing war hunger and poverty hoping to reach europe via libya. although still multiple multiple departures they cross the mediterranean sea and flimsy overcrowded. boats without life vests. all of the good. and are rescued by volunteers like these. it's early morning as the ocean viking leaves marsay. aboard our 23 volunteers from s.o.s. mediterranean and doctors without borders they've been on many rescue missions before. they've lease the 70 metre long ocean viking running the rescue operation costs $14000.00 euros each day the volunteers rely exclusively on donations. nicholas or nick roman york heads the operation the 35 year old plots the ship's course other volunteers assist by checking news and weather report

me to go here, go there. >> always listen to grandma. warriors star stephen curry has been doing his best to toll follow the rules and stay home to stop the spread. he said stay home, stop the spread, i will. steph has been very active on social media advising all of us to follow along. his wife posted a video. there he is wearing a mask at dinner next to his daughter and having a little vino. you can never be too safe. follow the rules just like steph. it's the cool thing to do. walnut creek native sabrina was a unanimous decision as the ap women's basketball player of the year. she became the first player in college history to have 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds and 1,000 assists. she is so good at basketball. cj easter is helping to get fit while helping local businesses at the same time. he started a 14-day stay at home challenge on his website. >> scrambled, my team rallied together. we were able to transfer all our training to be able to keep about 90% of our customer base through this. we're collecting donations and putting 50% of t

you didn't see him take his grandma down to you it's all out there no time rachel joy make me think i'm going to tell. you tomorrow today the science show on d w coming up. could this tower be a solution to the problem of renewable energy storage. we meet a scientist who is searching for new antibiotics from microorganisms. and poor pluto our faraway solar system neighbor wassup.

take this grandma you know it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get the money to host. shift special the world of influencers and what matters to them. apart from showcasing themselves on social media influencers also present all kinds of products how does influencer marketing work why are companies setting their hopes on it and what policies must influence or how and influence that is someone who. is this is that list large online reach about specific topic this could be disaster and sports diets any topic they have established themselves in as well known personas independent from social media as. being an influence or has become a proper job and growing numbers of influencers can live off of. agencies like advertising or specialized in influencer marketing they manage social media stars up with companies for them influencers are attractive because they can make advertising look like a recommendation among friends. consumers dislike being interrupted at suspenseful scenes in movies just to see ads or to be sold the newest back in clean or loan more. it's difficul

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and we're more scared for the elderly grandma and grandpa many. dozens of countries around the world have ordered schools to shut down its impact being felt on the daily lives of more than 400000000 children what they know. in a matter of days educators and institutions are being forced to adapt innovate on a scale never seen before draw a shoe that looks the way you teachers and students are trying to use online learning to with usher in the new era of digital learning this current of our situation gives us a great object to us americans say well how are we going to design for survival under these pretty new circumstances and online teaching is an exact. response to. the problem and we get to innovate with our teaching how to respond to a crisis but in a world where nearly 40 percent of the population don't have access to internet the new coronavirus has also exposed the deep digital divide that exists between countries. and communities where low income families depend on schools to provide the children with safety after tradition closures of sch

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kiev needed to be taken as grandma day out to me it's all about who. knew i my job join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post. on this edition of world stories. europe rescue in the mediterranean. russia mothers fight political persecution but we start out in germany after the right wing racist murders in han out the city is struggling to come to terms with what happened at the same time they fear a new tax. it was meant to be a quiet evening with friends and their favorite cheese. but the head of it turned into a night of horror. i was there really early maybe 6 or half past 6 we just wanted to smoke a pipe and then go home but another friend came along and suggested we stay to watch a champions league match at half time the door to the cafe opened and the shooting began after a few minutes the gunman left and hannah turned to his friend said at which. i tried to leave i tapped him 2 or 3 times and said said that let's go then i looked up and saw the blood coming out of his head and is. at this bar where 4 of the 10 victims were killed people are in

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you didn't seem to think there's grandma in there you know it's all about who you know i'm rachel join me for me to get on to the course to know that 77 percent of poppycock are younger than 65. cuts me and me and you. and you know what it's time no voice is part. of the 77 percent we talk about beat. you this is where you. are 77 percent this weekend on d w. greetings from berlin and welcome to arts and culture a blockbuster exhibition marking the 500th anniversary of the death of renaissance master rafael has opened in rome amid coronavirus fares a look into what that may mean for italy and also coming up. in the wake of a historic peace deal between the u.s. and taliban forces afghan filmmaker roy sadat is determined to tell the stories of women under taliban rule. and british choreographer akram can takes audiences on an emotional journey in his modern retelling of an ancient epic. well it's the exhibition all of the year in the eternal city. known as raphael died in rome in 1520 at just 37 and he was one of the most celebrated and prolific artists not just of his age but of all ti

needed to be taken as grandma down to me it's all about ok know i'm right joe join me for me for germans on the w. post. sometimes guys i'm sometimes called. i'm sorry friends women's football is not up for debate anymore. you can love it you can hate it you can even say it's not the ball but that's not going to change anything because it's here to say. t.v. viewership has never been higher standards than to get packed up. and brands are starting to invest in the untapped market which represents. 50 percent of the population. tell you florence you know president just on the bandwagon and thanks to some countries like england have gone all it with a massive movement in. other countries like germany has started to stagnate are now starting to follow suit. so even i don't know the names of those who call the future and i'm going to tell you why but before you figure out why that is we're going to go to england and germany as they clash at wembley in front of a sellout crowd. europe's historic power germany versus the continent's new gold standard england in $25.00 total clashes england only

middle east specialist shannon resign as and live from jerusalem we have time your grandma let's begin with you time yeah what do the latest exit polls say. yeah the votes are being counted right now and. all the main television stations have actually just updated their exit polls with a slight change now he could still projected to gain 36 to 37 seats out of 120 knesset parliament seats and benny gantz is still trailing behind with 32 to 34 seats these are the exit polls from 3 television stations in israel so it's a very strong showing for prime minister netanyahu is right being bloc but as we are talking about blocs it means also that. many guns and this blue and white the center left inboard has gained one more seat and it's one down for netanyahu right to block from foremost 60 to 59 ok tanya was still expecting more to come in but so far what can we. do what can we say this means. well of course i have to stress is a really exit polls and as you said you know results are expected to come in slowly this time but the election commission has said it might take more time this time ar

the ones he says uncle shall get my will not buy your grandma what you believe that's your. area please read i'm ready. to give a little you know. me and tell me about it i'm going to. yell there's a game to let me be easy will you enough i believe you milligan i was a little bit. to get you to believe. you. became. ill. yeah. yeah yeah i know i maintain that i use hand in front of them and then i'm going to end up her. way i like gone got hard last time i had a similar buy a on the idea. it. goes to the. d.n.a. me she's in my. case. to the. fact that they were there and they. said oh no. her me i'm facing your man i'm already facing forgave well no i don't mean no so you're going to hear misty and all of the other day i don't think they don't and maybe mom and they are stuck on the outside. and so maggie loud ok i'm monica home by letting it will benefit him and i will miss that and abundant when i initially and i am the footings the hedge i know i would i'm sorry i am poor house again almost and i'm sure michael no. one who is 180. 3 but we do go or may join us. in the mid

will so he says uncle shall give my will not by your grandma what you tell me that you'll. be. able to read i'm ready. to give a little you know. me and tell me about it i'm going to say. yes this is the game to let me be easy will you enough i mean if you live in it was a little bit. to get you to believe. you. yeah i know i maintain that i use hand in front of them and then i'm going to end up. a. man that way i like gong got hard last time i he's in what i am the idea. it. goes to the. d.n.a. me she's in my. home. the. fact that they were there and they. said on a. half. was earlier at me i'm facing your mental body face if ok well no i don't mean no so you're going to be here missy. but the other day i don't think they had all him anymore and they are stuck on the outside. so maggie loud ok i'm gonna get home by letting you sort of but him and i almost had in the bundle when i initially and i am the footings yes i know i would i'm sorry airport house again almost and i'm sure michael no. one who lives on here. but we do go or may join us. in the midst. of this. in the play

families moving to the cities south korea's rule schools are shutting down one on one east meets the grandmas who is saving these schools finally getting an education on al-jazeera. 'd 'd and i would. have. 'd a sort of a good that. it's very hard. to lose a part of your country. if. your culture. and. one of them. went into. the so that. you want to hear more on the way to have the help that they have. but i you know. they feel that i am mana. but they make you know a lot of that i know that i am the woman. in the most. to get it done. dom and me at the mean what i'm in my dream out of this with not. just. the. d.v.d. . but. my wife son you're the lead might have a human shape when i get off my god i said i like what. i did. there when he made jack benefit on how the. machine want to raise a family. everyone watch the shoulders with you when you get in that. 1. 100 different projects by giving us new. ones as your opinion of all of my. and i think i got high 5 but the look i'm honest. today if you give me a minute i'll give you that i thought of that done. because what that hurt them but onl

accidentally, years ago, grandma wong was my citizenship student. her daughter was my esl student and one of our granddaughters were our elementary students. this shocking crime was especially hurtful to us. in the interest of time, let me briefly mention a few asks. even though i retired from over 35 years of teaching adults and students at san francisco city college as well as the unified school districts. i am really very concerned about help for our youth. so, one of my asks is that we have to work closely with the school district and our youth. last night at my meeting, the commander said most of the push snatchings are by 11 to 16-year-olds and the balboa station has the highest incidents. we want to see an increase of chinese bilingual officers. however, promotion system must be uniform for all ethnic groups. our community is very appreciative of our wonderful officer johnny wong who speaks five language and working in the san francisco for 30 years. our community homes he will be promoted soon. another thing that is of grave concern as to br

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grandma was a suffragette in large part because of the depression.er father had taken the money of the whole family, grandpa and everybody, and he speculated on stocks. when that went down, he was bankrupt. so he took a gun, bought some insurance, went to a train, and committed suicide, trying to make it look like a robbery so that the insurance money would make the family solvent. he only waited a day between the day he bought the insurance and shot himself so they did not pay off. they were very victorian, had money. she ran around in those little dresses and all of a sudden they are broke. mom flips out, ends up in a sanitarium and two weeks later hangs herself, so within two weeks, my grandmother, a little girl goes from happy to destitute living with family. so part of her being a suffragette was in opposition to the excesses and abuse of capitalism. they went hand in hand for her, and she was always trying to protect herself, or object to the abuse of capitalism. as you were saying, we have abuse out of medical fields or economics or politics.

. >> hi, grandma! >> reporter: hello?one call is back. [ telephone ringing ] verizon says its phone traffic has gone way up. each wake day 12 million calls are being made, twice the volume on mother's day. people are staying on 33% longer. >> right now one of the kindest things we can do is take a phone, take a picture of your smiling face, send it to someone alone or scared right now. >> reporter: there are drive-by birthday wishes for some locations. for others, sign language. >> grandma, look at the sign. >> it's a boy! >> reporter: and for something that lasts even longer, old fashioned letters are making a bit of a comeback, says michelle, an arkansas high school student. >> not a lot of people my age do it but i enjoy it. >> reporter: a short text can say so much. experts say even the little pings matter. just checking in regularly with someone can make a big difference. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> i love that announcement with the grandmother there. >>> with all the heartbreak across the country and the na

the grandmas share a classroom with just 28 year olds there simply aren't enough children here to teach what to tell you don't. walk. them. all go i just. wanted to. get that up payment up with my. today there are only 2 grannies in class the other is rico parading in hospital for more recent stroke at an. idiot always used. to will kill. 72 year old park girl we has been a student here for 2 years and has a strong connection to the school. where it hit a little with a took him up with. a deal with in. the not going they needed. to. and go east 10 year old granddaughter jake still he is 2 grades above in a class down the hall. the grannies important role here by boosting enrollment numbers their savings bank room primary from being shut down critical of the guesswork of the hook it was i will tell you with a thought when that isn't all money wisely because they are in the ways they. send in so is the school's director of education and a science teacher here's another game in college is again. what is the high season and you didn't don't says in the end it in there you'll get counters ag

i felt every moment missing my mum. 1st the war she would be a grandma and how happy she would be and then leading me what to do i was just like helpless i don't know i was handling this child like a fragile thing. it's cannot be described the real moser's love and i missed it. i know it's hard for me to call if they ever saw me crying could be. i really tried my best to protect them and. i kept a lot of things away there's something say i didn't want them to know. when the time already came when they saw my number and there were designee mother what disease you can imagine and there are 2 moment what can you tell it. and i used to say well they put this number because if i get lost found me go find your mama and that's it enclosed. as older i got. and i looked back. and reading between the lines. that they really held it. so this is something i'd completely forgotten about samantha ology poems by children of holocaust survivors and i remembered having a poem published in it but until i just opened it up i remember what paula was the poem was called at 32. i don't remember this poem a

. >> i know my son's going to grow up without his grandma there but i do have all my memories that i can share with him growing older and let him know how wonderful my mom was. >> reporter: a devoted wife and a hard worker. >> she the family says doctors prescribed her antibiotics. a week later, symptoms got worse. >> she didn't have the symptoms of covid-19. i know that is one symptom she died the following saturday. >> the whole 7 days my mom was all alone without her family. >> reporter: her family has no idea how she contracted covid- 19 but says she was social. they're warning others to keep their distance sglp me, i should say i wasn't really taking it so serious. we want people to realize how real it is. we totally did not expect it with our family. >> azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> many bay area communities are taking steps to protect renters as they face an economic uncertainty. courts in san francisco, alameda, contra costa, and santa clara counties have delayed eviction hearings. sheriff's offices in alameda in san francisco say they'll postpone convictions. governor

so the problem is not that they are going to get really sick, but if they go see grandma, grandma iso get really sick. the second thing, parents have a lot of anxiety. when mothers and fathers see disney shutting down, ncaa, nba, major league baseball, they are wondering, "how come my kid is at school?" alludes to alleviate some of those anxieties from parents. the third thing, let's face it, we are being told every hour, "wash your hands, be careful what you touch, disinfect." we are adults. i've got six grandkids. i don't care how many times i tell them to use good hygiene, they don't always wash their hands and they're not that careful about what they touch. so that's another reason a lot of decisions are being made to keep kids at home. because they are not going to be able to do anything other than maybe passed on whatever terms they've got. and that's the last thing anybody needs right now in america. >> harris: there is a lot of wisdom in that. there is. i want to leave it right there and let people just settle on that. governor huckabee, thank you. always good to see. >> than

grandma at 87 is a risk already. if she has any precondition especially in the respiratory, really anywhere, anything that might affect her ability to respond, she is at very high risk. i completely understand the question. i'm not sure we entirely know the answer but even trying to stay a six foot distance from your elder relatives is really important here. it's hard to do and i think using the hand sanitizer shs grandma using the hand sanitizer, we have to get very serious about the personal hygiene issues which seem minor. they are major ways of controlling spread. >> do we quarantine someone in one room of the house. >> these are really relevant questions and important to all the viewers. the cdc clarifies what to do in household settings. if you're taking care of someone older, there was some of the recommendations make it limit to one person who is going out of their room. keep them as much as possible in one room. don't have them walking all over. practice good hygiene. you have access to hot water and soap, d