of mental illness is currently available in stores and online doctoring and how are you my friend hi donna what a joy to see you again yeah nice to see you and i'm glad you're safe with your loved ones and all that months listen let's talk about practicing we were chatting before hand and i said since we're doing this and there's a bit of an overlap why don't you tell me what you'd like to talk about i love the phrase you used said tell me about practicing mental hygiene during the coronavirus expound on that. well mental hygiene is just as important as washing your hands during this time we literally have to disinfect our thoughts i call it killing an ounce automatic maggot of thoughts that steal your happiness they steal your joy and they actually damage your immune system so what i've been teaching my patients now for over 30 years is you actually don't have to believe every stupid thing you think that thoughts lie they lie a lot and it's actually our uninvestigated thoughts that cause anxiety and depression which are now just rampant in our society and it was about 30 years ago i had a

of mental illness is currently available in stores and online doctoring and how are you my friend hi donna yes what a joy to see you again yeah nice to see you and i'm glad you're safe with your loved ones and all that and let's listen let's talk about practicing we were chatting before hand and i said since we're doing this and there's a bit of an overlap why don't you tell me what you'd like to talk about i love the phrase you used said tell me about practicing mental hygiene during the coronavirus expound on that. well mental height.

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from his beloved second home in warm springs georgia, the body of franklin donna roosevelt moves on the first stages of its journey to his final resting place. scores of suffers from infantile paralysis or the bid farewell to their great friend and benefactor. the president dog follows his beloved master. aboard his special train, beginning a 24 hour trip back to washington, the 31st president of the united states leaves warm springs forever. and all along the 700 mile route, people gathered to honor president roosevelt, and his ideals. slowly the train backs into union station in the united states capital, awaited by a military guard of honor and members of the late great chief executive's family. with justice burns and secretary wallace, president harry s. truman heads the assemblage of the nation's leaders. on a six-horse field artillery caisson escorted by representatives of every branch of the nation's armed forces, the casket passes grief stricken throngs of people enroute from the station to the white house. warplanes pay a final tribute to the fallen commander in chief, and offi

our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, donna, and their family. god rest his soul. that is a great shot with his grandchild. and one more today. here is martin known as marty fox from millburn. he was two months shy of his 96th birthday, but what a life he packed into his years. amherst college, harvard law, and u.s. army lieutenant in the second world war, a passionate crusader for social justice during the long, hot summer of 1963. he went to florida to represent pro bono members of the st. augustine civil rights movement. he was appointed to the new jersey board of education by two governors. in 1978, he accompanied his friend, a governor, on a trip to israel. he never slowed down. to his wife, muriel, and his daughter, sarah, who i spoke with, and rachel and their families, we thank marty for his lifetime of service. god rest his soul. he will not be forgotten. this is not new today. i mentioned this yesterday. but we owe you a picture to put with a name. here is a picture of nelson perdomo. god rest his soul. i wanted us to pay a proper tribute to nelson. he wa

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he is survived by his wife donna. >>> anthony brooks was a councilman in the city of live oaks, texasran and just 42 years old. his husband philip was a local business owner. they died two days apart. after contracting coronavirus in march. phillips' mother who lived with the couple also tested positive for coronavirus. and darlene may andy, a public health coordinator from mercer county, new jersey. governor phil murphy noted that she helped craft the health education materials and tools that the county is currently using in its response to coronavirus. friends and colleagues remember darlene's patience, kindness and her love of family and her faith. she was just 54 years old. we'll be right back. some work can't stop. because our communities need you. which is why we're working to keep you working. and ready to dig in. to help you keep your properties and towns maintained. your farm running. and construction moving. your work is essential. kubota's 1,100 dealers are behind you. together we will get through this. call or email your kubota dealer about 0% financing. no payments for 90

. >> bill: the line i picked up, donna, was i want to add my voice to his candidacy. head, donna, size at this endorsement in the big picture, how much does it matter? >> well, it's like an office tray, everybody is coming together, all the leaders inside the party, all the key voices. but the thing that hillary clinton will bring to the biden team is big glitch. she still commands a great deal of support within the democratic party, outside the demo craddick party, she is a great fund raising less, she is. if she allows the biden campaign, still trying to raise money, still trying to bring together to utilize that list to go out there and get more people on board, i think this endorsement will pay dividends, not just in terms of having hillary's boys out there, but more importantly, having the kind of resources that she can bring to the table. >> bill: okay, so she's going to be on the campaign trail. well, whatever trail that is, right? whatever form that takes whenever it comes back around. karl with regard to this other story now, accusations going back to 1992, 19

. >> hi, this is donna at stein meat.ill have a balance of 2,300. >> well, i'm sorry, but somebody from billing is gonna have to get back to you. >> okay. >> this is ira from stein. >> uh, let me call you back. >> bye. not in. [dial tone beeping] [phone dialing] he's not in? >> there's an old balance, 60 days today. >> i just don't have it right now. [phone chimes] >> the number you've dialed is not in service. >> they're out of business. [phones beeping] i can't believe how difficult this is. we can hardly get anyone on the phone, let alone collect money. andy, i have on the balance over 210,000. >> i'll try to straighten it out. >> okay. >> is that all right with you? >> okay, wait. you'll give me extra checks, or you'll-- >> come by tomorrow, and i could try to have a check for you for, like, 5 grand. >> okay, perfect. >> okay. >> all right, andy, i appreciate it. >> bye. >> thank you, bye. >> look, when you're in this much debt, collecting some money is better than collecting no money. >> i can give you about half. >>

great vision he talked about wanting to create his work of fame you can see but unless his work of fame you can see donna tell of works of fame and he wanted to create his own and so his destiny he felt lay with a large a large court with a grand patron and a single person who was going to be writing the checks and that happened to the most powerful man in italy in many the 14 eighties and for the ninety's was the duke of milan lot of equals 4 and so that's why he went north in 1482 to begin working for someone who was in effect a prince and not just a group of monks that's why a layman are decided to turn his back on the forums and that's why he came here in milan filled with ambition not as an artist but as an engineer a military engineer he even prepared and then press a pitch for the job that catalogue all of us military towns. methods for destroying every fortress we're strong in is built on a rock. i can also design different types of can which was from stones and ball like a hail storm. leonardo's hopes came to look and it took several years for a joke ludovico to finally noticed the florentine ar

donna, it turned out, had a real-world need for the series bloom was developing in his law class. he agreed to take on her case pro bono. this was her first stroke of good fortune. the second and third were the and surprisingly so responsys she received from two medical sources to whom she wrote soliciting advice on her behalf. the surgeon general who oversaw the publication of the famous 1964 report on smoking and health agreed to provide an affidavit affirming that tobacco smoke in the workplace could be a hazard to a significant number of workers and an irritation to an even larger number. dr. jesse seinfeld was also no ordinary doctor. he had served as nixon's surgeon general before he was canned, in his opinion, for denouncing the tobacco industry too forcefully. he also submitted testimony. the judge presiding over the case at the new jersey superior court was moved by this celebrity testimony, but he was also moved by the argument that donna herself had made to bell's corporate brass, that if the switchboard equipment was precious enough to merit a smoke-free environment, t

the frankfurt ballet because adaptation of romeo and juliet in 1984 was a milestone his juliet was no hottie prima donna but an irrepressible young girl who learns to dance only when she falls in love she breathed new life into the classics. she reinterpreted swan lake as a vision dreamed up by luke the 2nd during his imprisonment. was. but not meyer doesn't seek to revolutionize ballet so much as to renew it gently and thoughtfully. up to constant us for art can make a difference i'm not sure he's but i'm not sure that's its task. i should help people understand themselves better it was he said officially an. alabama m.r.i. . on. the majestic pal a guy named is located in the heart of the congo do that in paris it's the home of the famous ballet due to patti and associated ballet school. she lives korea type created a lot of it yet what i create is not complete so this very if a ballet company wants to stage one of my works i don't see it as a picture hanging on a wall that i can take down and send over along with a bill or give it to shoot the skin on chicken national court us all i have to go and mee

phase in back to normal when it comes back to normal, director larry kudlow, right up his alley and senator tom cotton, donnarazile and karl rove. at the conclusion of the telecast we kick of the weekend at home, live entertainment, live living room concert with country music star chase rice. we know you're stuck in the house, he is stuck at his house so he will be singing live from his living room on "fox and friends". a busy three hours, 14 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back with much more after a brief commercial. >> welcome back. many celebrities are holed up in hollywood, matthew mcconaughey has been making a lot of headlines including tsa on do-it-yourself. >> i'm bobby bandito, you can call me bobby d, for them over like so. strap it on like that. jillian: he has been handling n95 masks. joining us with more, austin, texas fire department. hope you are doing well. matthew mcconaughey and his wife kamala donating those masks, what was that like? >> someone reaches out to make contact, to make a difference in the community, when we received a call they were going to do

good realize his great vision he talked about wanting to create his work of fame you can see but unless he's work of fame he can see donna tellers works of fame and he wanted to create his own and so his destiny he felt he lay with a large a large court with a grand patron and a single person who is going to be writing the checks and that happened to be at the most powerful man and it'll lead me to 14 eighties and for the ninety's was the duke of milan lot of equals 4 and so that's why he went north in 1482 to begin working for a summit was in effect the prince and not just a group of monks that's why a layman are decided to turn his back on the forums and that's why he came here in milan filled with ambition not as an artist but as an engineer a military and it is he even prepared and then press a pitch for the job but catalogue all of us military towns. methods for destroying every fortress or stronghold and that's built on a rock. i can also design different types of can which we heard in stones and ball like a hail storm. leonardo's hopes came to look and it took several years for a joke ludovico to finally notice th

question, this is the "new york times" piece about black leaders who want a black woman as his running mate. donnang, biden has street cred, but at the same time it's important to send a message, to send a signal and brand the democratic party as a party of diversity. i think any other message will sound as rejection. you know it sounds awful but it's true. she says it will be seen as rejection of viable black women. do you agree, brittany? >> i do agree. tiffany's point is so well made. look, people were so excited about the fact that we had the most diverse presidential field we have ever had in the history of this country in the democratic party just to whittle it down to two older white men. joe biden has a chance to actually say, no, that diversity matters and black women matter. to understand and recognize the importance black women -- the important role that black women have played in the democratic party, certainly in his ability to clinch the democratic nomination. honoring that is critically important. i think we have to remember that we were told in 2016 that a kind of middle of the roa

he will have, his campaign has addressed it, and i'm sure that whenever he's asked the question he will address it. >> that was donnaile 24 hours ago on this program. his accuser tara reid is calling on him to release records from his 36 years in the u.s. senate. so far, that has not been done. we are hearing from kirsten gillibrand, and she says he has vehemently and denied this allegation over the past 24 hours or so. how would you characterize the way the story has evolved? >> you know a couple of things. for one thing it's not true that he has vehemently denied this allegation as kirsten gillibrand points out there, that's not the case. his campaign has released statements about it saying that it didn't happen, but he has not he has not spoken out. many in this campaign and around him are suggesting it's time to nip this in the body. and it's now going in to the area of damage control. as far as kirsten gillibrand has is concerned, he has been a staunch supporter of women throughout his career and there are certainly many examples of people can point to in that regard. people said the very same things about bret

his bar mitzvah. the point is, i miss donna i want to thank my guest tracy morgan come back tomorrow when our guest will singh. stay safe. wash your hands. we love you. ♪ ♪ >> daniel: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh. >> lilly: it's either great or it's terrible. there's no in between. it's like the seasons of "game of thrones." >> woo >> daniel: and - >> lilly: anna camp and adam rippon. ♪ lilly >> lilly: you have 30 seconds to figure out how to juggle >> yeah. >> lilly: alright, a for effort, a for effort tonight, you will be beatboxing. ♪ [ cheers ] >> daniel: coming up [ cheers and applause >> daniel: ladies and gentlemen,

donna, welcome to the show. great to see you. >> hi.rt: you and i are clearly on opposite sides of the political fence. we can both smile. we'll smile for the next three minutes and that is the way it is going to be. >> thank you. stuart: however i will put this to you, donna, biden and bernie they're divided on policy, and in my opinion they are irrelevant to the virus discussion. the virus discussion is being led by president trump and state governors and the presidential candidate is playing no role in it whatsoever, right? >> well, first of all it is being led by not just the federal government and state governors but also local mayors and public health officials. everyone is vital in this competition, whether you're in office or out of office, it is important that we hear from as many people as possible. we're hearing from corporate america, how to reopen government. we're hearing from academia how to go reopen schools. it is vital we hear from everybody, whether our the former vice president of the united states who has been throu

his likely challenger joe biden battle over who is tougher on that coming as. there seems to be bipartisan agreement that bashing china and projecting a strong man image as a political benefit for donna from blaming china for the spread of the virus just like from his own heavily criticized response to depend demick his relations to try to just seem to believe it's maybe the best way to win a difficult election but is it. we catch up with michael steele a conservative commentator and former republican party officials says that you know all the hiring in noise about china now is to make up for what he said about china when this whole thing began or worse you were. since you were. leading up the steps and actually the big thing in rwanda. so i don't think that's one of the beneficiary now coming back and saying oh sorry you're a bad boy from strategy may even backfire his flattery of president xi of china his initial praise of china's transparency during that pandemic the biotin campaign can turn that against him by joe biden's own past china policy as vice president and senator and his son hunter as business dealings with a country make him vulnerable to. bashing china is almost a tra

biden gets both of those things, whatever his other failings and weaknesses are. >> john heilemann and donna edwards, two people who make me miss that table we used to sit around. thank you both so much for coming on. >>> after the break, a sign of the times. food banks across the u.s. straining under the pressure of exploding demand. a live report from our friend garrett haake coming up. t from garrett haake coming up. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have n

was not at celebrations last week for the birthday of his grandfather a key event honoring the nation's found that he'd never missed before. donna frank smith joins us now from seoul frank good to see you what do we actually know right now. well what we know is what you just mentioned that kim jong un skipped the anniversary of his grandfather's birth that's kim il sung on april 15th that's so important in north korea because the kim dynasty must be maintained and that made inside the dynasty is what kim jong un largely uses to legitimize his power so skipping that is a major thing that we need to look at we also need to look at the source here the source is what's called daily n.k. it's a web site here in south korea a media outlet that supported by a number of n.g.o.s and generally run by defectors that rely on sources inside north korea making phone calls using clandestine cell phones making phone calls to sources inside of china in that nation filtering back to daily in case it's been painted even by the south korean government as somehow somewhat unreliable hence the south korean government today is in denial of those repor

for donna from blaming china for the spread of the virus just like from his own have only criticized response to depend demick his relations to try to just seem to believe it's maybe the best way to win a difficult election but is it. we catch up with michael steele a conservative commentator and former republican party officials says that you know all the hiring and noise about china now is to make up for what he said about china when this whole thing began or worse he was given since he was. leading up the steps and actually the big thing in rwanda. so i don't think that's one of the benefits and now coming back and saying oh sorry you're a bad boy from strategy may even backfire his flattery of president sheo china his initial praise of china's transparency during that pandemic the biden come pain can turn that against him but joe biden's own pos china policy as a vice president and senator and his son hunter his business dealings with a country make him vulnerable to. bashing china is almost a tradition in here as presidential elections but this time it's happening emmett's at da

when bad parscale, the campaign manager, along with jared kushner, his son-in-law, and republican national committee chairwoman donna mcdaniel presented a poll across a series of battleground states and it showed him losing to joe biden, the likely democratic nominee. that's according to reporting by my colleague josh stassi. the president berated him and even threatened to sue him, the campaign manager, although it's unclear if he was joking there. they apparently patched it up but it remains fixed on the political standings. that's one reason he's eager to get out of the country. there's talk next week in arizona and for example likely other travel added to the calendar later into the spring and early summer. . >> yes talked earlier about the sister and brother-in-law dr. reed who died by suicide after suffering from the virus and working in the er, going back to the er, it's just compelling example of what we've been hearing from the frontline workers of how stressful and painful the emotional toll is. i want to play a part of that interview. >> when you think about what happened to lorna, do you believe it was a

igor, who'd supported his father during the entire case, was not in the courtroom. donnary got it right. >> it's very sad that bob would not only ruin and destroy anna's life, he's also destroyed his own. >> reporter: jayshree says the verdict was a relief for anna's inner circle. >> all her friends were crying. all her friends were crying. i mean, we didn't know what to do, to stop the crying. >> reporter: as for bob, he says >> often the verdict is 100% wrong. >> bob chose not to testify at his trial, so we took this opportunity to ask him some questions in jail that he did not face in court. >> how could your blood get in her car? >> bec -- because i was over there workin' around the house. there's small little stains, okay, that could've been there for -- coulda been there a week, a month, it could've been there six months. >> who'd wanna kill her? >> i don't know. i have no idea. it doesn't make any sense to me at all. if you look at all the actual evidence that's out there, okay? first of all, they said that it wasn't a robbery, okay? but if you go through what happ

governor john bel edwards about the challenges he is facing is his status hit very hard by this virus. also tonight geraldo rivera and donna brazile on the politics of this pandemic. we begin tonight with their introduction and dr. michael pillsbury, director of the center on chinese strategy and of course the author of the book, the 100 year marathon. china secret strategy to replace america as the global superpower. dr. pillsbury, great to have you with us. i want to start with the story at these two doctors which we have talked about quite a bit. i think the fact that they tried so hard to alert the world to what was going on is very significant. you know china as well as any american, you've spent an enormous amount of time there working and studying and working there as well as i said. what do you think happened to dr. -who disappear to? >> in both cases the doctors tried to make public information that makes the communist party of china look bad. they don't have the kind of election we do where we can safely be joe or say bad things about trump, it's a crime. so he was taken down to the police station and forced to r

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donna edwards, and dr. wayne riley. >>> coming up for us, the president is impatient for his post-pandemic world. we'll ask two of our next guests about the risks and rewards and the push to get past this and get up and running again. >>> and later, for more than two dozen democratic hopefuls down to one. a deeper look at the demise of the bernie sanders campaign as we are just getting started on a wednesday night. >>> i spoke with the governor of louisiana a little while ago, and they're doing really pretty well. much better than they thought. >> louisiana currently ranks fifth among states in total coronavirus cases. today the governor john bel edwards said there were 746 newly confirmed cases. that brings the total to more than 17,000. so far 652 people have died in louisiana. the governor also said new cases reported today are lower than previous days, but he added no one can let their guard down or stop social distancing. back with us again tonight, james carville, veteran democratic strategist who rose to national fame with the clinton presidential campaign. he is co-host of the 2020 politi

the coronavirus knocked down in his country for another month in minority mccoll said the country still needs to build its capacity to test every citizen with symptoms donna got this good money to false hospitals a saturated everywhere in france in the french overseas territories the system is under strain and the epidemic is not yet under control so we must continue our efforts and continue to respect the rules the more they are respected the more lawyers that we saved.

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. >> donna edwards, it's so on brand for donald trump to carry his norm busting through to science, andurprised that he's doing that. he's done it in law enforcement. he's done it in intelligence agencies. he's done it in diplomacy. he's done it at world war ii commemorations so i don't know why i'm shocked anew to hear an american president in the oval office say i've got an admiral and a general but i'm in charge of the vaccine development and testing process, but shocked i am. what do you hear when you hear donald trump talking about taking over the process for approving and speeding a vaccine to market? >> well, i suppose your shock is actually shared by myself and many americans. the reason for that is that we want a president to marshal all of the resources possible to save lives. that's not a question. but the problem with this president is his willingness to leapfrog, ignore science and facts, on a range of different questions and especially on this one that not only by moving a drug into market, a vaccine in too quickly without the proper procedures could result in the loss of

conference earlier today, defending his decision, despite the fact that there are videos out there of crowded beaches, people not wearing masks. congresswoman donnayla calling the move reckless and premature. >> you cannot open up the beaches. as much as i'd love to run down through the beach, opening up the beaches is the most dangerous thing that you can do. we must demand leadership from our leader in tallahassee and in washington. this is about life and death. >> reporter: the u.s. congresswoman calling for leadership from president donald trump and the governor here in florida, ron desantis. now, the governor, ron desantis, has been highly criticized for not closing all of the beaches in this state. he actually left that decision to local authorities. instead, he did issue a statewide stay at home order earlier this month, but there is an exception in there that says recreational activities are allowed, that, of course, is the running and walking that you see on the beaches but anderson, because the governor left the decision to open or close beaches to local governments, that's why we see the mayor of jacksonville exercising the power in re

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extended the coronavirus lockdown in his country for another month in minority mccall said the country still needs to build its capacity to test every citizen with symptoms donna got this come on in the false hospitals a saturated everywhere in france in the french overseas territories the system is under strain there and the epidemic is not yet under control so we must continue our efforts and continue to respect the rules the more they are respected the more lives that we saved that is why the strictest lockdown must continue until monday may the 11th but elsewhere in europe restrictions are beginning to be eased as countries say they've turned the tide on the outbreak dominic kane reports monday at this mood red building site means a return to work after weeks in lockdown because in this and a few other sectors of the economy the toughest restrictions have been lifted some spanish politicians say now is not the time to relax the vigilance even to this small extent and in most other regards the existing lockdown will remain in place for much of the next 2 weeks in italy a small number of stationery shops book shops and children's clothing stores can reopen f

mayor defending his position during a press conference saying that people are responding well, that they're following the rules, but this move is being criticized by u.s. congresswoman donnaila, a democrat from florida calling the move reckless and premature. take a listen. >> and you cannot open up the beaches as much as i'd like to run down to the beach, opening up the beaches is the most dangerous thing that you could do. we must demand leadership from our leaders in tallahassee and in washington because this is about life and death. >> reporter: now when she talks about leadership in tallahassee, she's talking about governor ron desantis, the governor heavily criticized from the onset for not closing all of the beaches here in florida. did he issue a state wide stay-at-home order earlier this month but it included an exception for recreational activities, that includes running, walking, which is exactly what you saw along the beaches. and, brianna, we know that the governor has left the decision to open or close beaches to local authorities, and that is why you see the mayor there in jacksonville exercising that power, reopening the beaches this weekend and the videos

for the president in his re-election campaign yoacross the country a also in florida where so many retirees move. i would like to see how the demographic shifts in these polls. >> donna, it's a great point and a political contingency even if we hadn't been in the throes of a global pandemic, joe biden is very strong in that age group as well. i want to ask you as we come on the air, this is, again, sort of a recurring plot twist in the trump story. there is an attempt at a walk-back, not from the head of the cdc, but from the white house about the head of the cdc said about a potentially more deadly second wave of coronavirus. if you need any evidence that in this three-ring circus everyone is getting pressure and a squeeze from donald trump to stay on his chosen political message, it's happening in real-time as we are talking. the president is talking about a new statement saying the cdc director was totally misquoted by fake news cnn on covid. he will be putting out a statement. that usually is a public extortion or a public threat. the statement hasn't come out yet. the quote was in an interview in "the washington post," not cnn, showing that president, again, isn

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