hollies i know listen here says she's surprised by all the smiles hollies brought out of the health care workers treating patients with 19. it was. really an important buffer against all kinds of stress psychological mental and emotional as we as health professionals experience on a daily basis people during the long grueling days of work in the crown of our section of this hospital hopes are high that little holly can bring some pause the t.v. t.v. . 2 formula one now and 2 more drive a moves have been announced for the for next season that's before a single race has taken place this year because of coronavirus pandemic spawning ad collar science will join ferrari from mclaren for 2021 in all australian dannielle ricardo will leave a rental and replace signs at michael oren the flurry of driver moves was set off by the announcement this week that germany sebastian vettel will be leaving ferrari at the end of the season. this is d.w. news don't forget you can keep up to date on our website it's d.w. dot com follow us on twitter on instagram as well we're at b w news i'm told me a lot of

hollies i know listen here says. she surprised by all the smiles hollies brought out of the health care workers treating patients with copd it 19. was as you know one effect always been an important buffer against all kinds of stress psychological mental and emotional that as we as health professionals experience on a daily basis people during the long grueling days of work in the crown of our section of this hospital hopes are high that little holly can bring some pulsar to vittie. this is doubly news once again you can keep up to date on our website. you can also follow us on twitter and on instagram d w news have told me a lot of books thank you for joining us. every day. for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities screener how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do the following waste. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation.

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like me. 3 kilometers through the mud flats from the mainland to holly. this is where stephanie kusa lives. she's one of 23 islanders there are just 5 properties here one of them is the local school currently it has 4 pupils no movie theatre no shopping mall only meadows and sheep and the odd tourist. were. married a man whose family has lived. for over 300 years she and her husband run a farm and of. live in very special circumstance. what kind of person do you have to be to be able to handle it. so much i think it's important to be balanced as i have to learn that from the start to become a relaxed god of us were you in this. business and i really like the tranquility here. we don't have too much excitement we do have again but a maximum of 8 it's relaxed. we have our very own hill no neighbors the nearest ones are 500 metres away. so if i want our way here we saw the school but not much else what can you actually get here and what do you have to drive to the mainland for. as it's insists we have to go to the mainland for everything and to go shopping t

holly williams shows us what different nations are doing to try and keep kids safe. >>> temperature is normal. pass please. >> as children begin heading back to school around the globe, the new normal comes with lots of new rules. it won't be the same said 2- year-old clara in france, we can't give hugs anymore but at least can help stop the virus. the reopening of schools in 22 european countries has not cause add spike in infections though some just open for over two weeks. at this school in belgium, they've replaced the school bell with the theme from star wars. attempting to inject fun in a stressful time. for many parents, there's still worry though it's coupled with relief. more than 1.5 billion students have had their schooling interrupted according to the un and some have the resources to learn at home, others are missing out entirely on weeks or even months of education. danish elementary schools were the first to reopen in europe last month but some parents claim their young were being used as guinea pigs and argued the older children should have gone back first. >> the small

holly williams has the story from istanbul, turkey. >> reporter: barber shops in turkey were forced to close their doors seven waltrimmed. he welcomed back his customers, some a little hairier than usual. >> i'm so happy. >> reporter: france will end its two-month lock down, and citizens able to go outside without filling out a form. meanwhile in some parts of spain, outdoor restaurants and bars will start serving customers today. >> no, this is not the time simply to end the lock down this week. >> reporter: but in the igea i europe, over 30,000 lives and a prime minister who himself caught the virus, things will take much longer. construction and manufacturing workers can now go back to their jobs, but schools and the hospitality industry will have to wait until this summer. >> we must have a world-beating system for testing potential victims, and for tracing their contacts so that all told, we are testing literally hundreds of thousands of people every day. >> reporter: but even in germany, a country praised for carrying out mass testing, the infection rate has recently gone up. tho

born in black pool, england, he founded the hollys in the early '60s.erences. >> you left the holies because they wouldn't record american express? >> yes . >> reporter: so he found a new band to record the song. it would be the first hit for super group crosby, stills and nash. ♪ ♪ and nash moved from england to america. he's been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with both csn and the hollys. and after years of living in hawaii, he's moved back to the mainland. >>> you're a relatively recent new yorker. >> yes. well, six years. >> reporter: given what's going on right here, do you wish you were in hawaii any days? >> no, i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to these 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. listen to the life of this city. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad either. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. >>> are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no, i've taken four short walks with amy to the local

guitarist kelvin holly talking to us about little richard.nced for a 14—day quarantine for passengers arriving to the uk. ministers pledge to put cycling and walking at the heart of plans in england to reduce the pressure on public transport as lockdown eases. russia marks the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii, but without the planned red square parade of soldiers and veterans. researchers behind an app that tracks the symptoms of covid—i9 in the uk are expanding their study to look at whether hormones such as oestrogen may influence outcomes. more than 3 million people are currently using the app, which asks them to report daily about any symptoms they develop and whether they've been tested for the virus. let's talk to the gp and menopause specialist dr louise newson. thank you forjoining us. what do these new questions you have added to this app? what we are trying to work out is how much oestrogen that woman has in her body so there is a very simple question. we try to just do it as simply as we can so we put questions whether s

these pictures are from april, when we first met holly.0 members. with more and more peoplejoining, it's been good to have different perspectives from other people who are going through the same thing, it makes us feel a wee bit less alone. so i'll now show you inside my caravan. this is where i sleep. katie has a number of health conditions, so she's been shielding in a caravan at her parents' house since march. she has also found the online group a godsend. it's nice to see that i'm not the only one going through this. people are worried, they are having to reach out for services because of their mental health, obviously being stuck indoors all day, it's not great having to stare at the same four walls. so i've been keeping myself busy making ear savers for the carers in my area. the royal college of psychiatrists has warned that there could be a tsunami of mental health referrals as this pandemic continues. i know for some people, it's going to be hard seeing their families friends going out and doing more while we're stuck inside. as t

has anybody ever gotten mad from holly fever as a bus was it some of the time now of sometimes the visitors perhaps that if they get bored. but not you. go to. by the way the birth of this holiday can be retraced to the exact day it was the 11th of october 16th 34 that was when a hurricane tore a much bigger island into smaller parts. every now and then there are heavy storms with floods. everything you see you will then be underwater. except for the houses safely builds on artificial hills called boston there's no place along the north sea where people are more exposed to the forces of nature than here how again are an extreme habitat just like the entire water and sea just imagine having to fashion your entire life around title variations of times there's water and others there isn't that's a huge challenge for the plants the animals and the people who live here let's take a closer look. the warden's the stretches from the netherlands in the west to germany and on to denmark and the. unesco placed it on its willed heritage list in 2009. which is one of the nostrum aning large scale into t

holly williams, cbs news. >> brennan: and their parents can get back to work.staurants and schools closed, dairy farmers say the demand for their primary product has dried up, forcing them to dump out tens of thousands of gallons of milk. but now, instead of letting it spoil, there is a push to get that milk where it's needed most: food banks. here cbs' carter evans. >> reporter: images like these are causing a national outcrylla dairy farmer, mitch hancock knows well. his cows keep making milk, but with demand down 50% due to restaurant and school closings, he recently dumped 28,000 gallons. >> our hard labor has gone, it's a littlbit disheartenin >> reporter: bhat isrulyakin hye record-setin rthue. milk beings you wt to make suhat group came up with a solution. >> the farmers are still getting paid for their milk, the processors are allowing their employees to continue working and we would in turn donate that to the food bank system. >> reporter: they call it curds and kindness, and raised $3 million in donations to save milk destined for disposal. they proce

holly williams, cbs news. >> brennan: and their parents can get back to work.taurants and schools closed, dairy farmers say the demand for their primary product has dried-up.... forcing them to dump out tens of thousands of gallons of milk. but now, instead of letting it spoil, there is a push to get that milk where it's needed most, food banks. here cbs's carter evans. >> reporter: images like these are causing a national out cry over spilled milk. a pain utah dairy farmer, mitch hancock knows well. his cows keep making milk.ù but with demand down 50% due to restaurant and school closing, he recently dumped 28,000 gallons! >> our hard labor has gone, literally, down the drain. it's a little bit disheartening. >> reporter: but what is truly eartbreaking, he says, are record setting lines at food banks. why can't you just give the milk away raw ? >> one is a health issue the milk being raw is is prone to bacteria. >> you want to make sure pasteurization happens. >> reporter: kristi spence with dairy west says the industry group came up with a solution. >> the fa

holly williams, cbs news. >> o'donnell: today j.w became the first national retailer to file for bankruptcy protection during the pandemic, saying it expects to lose more than $900 million. it likely won't be the last to file. 's jericka duncan an looks at how retail chains are fighting for survival and what they might look like going forward. >> reporter: macy's, the nation's largest department store chain, opened some of its stores today with noticeable changes. masked cashiers behind plexiglass protectors, social distancing signage plastered everywhere, and free hand sanitizer for shoppers. ere retailer reopened nearly 70 stores today, mostly in southern rictionwith loosened restrictions. many of the nation's giant retailers like j. crew are crumbling under the weight of the pandemic. neiman marcus, lord & taylor, j.c. penney and others are reportedly in talks to file for bankruptcy. economist diane swonk says retailers face an uphill battle in convincing customers it's safe to come in. >> it's not a field of dreams scenario wher

well kelvin holly, guitarist and band member with little richard joins me on the phone now.t him? first of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. i just of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. ijust got of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. i just got a of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. ijust got a call from him out of the blue one day, apparently a friend had recommended me for guitarist and his band. wejust called me from los angeles one day. at first i thought it was somebody playing a joke on me, but i soon realised it was really him, and he asked me if i could get on a plane to los angeles. i got on the first plane running the next morning. i sat with him in his hotel room and played with him that night. i spent the better part of 20 years in his band. how nerve-racking was that? very nerve—racking. it was very... because up to that point, i mean, of course i was always because up to that point, i mean, of course i was always aware because up to that point, i mean, of course i was always aware of little richard and his legacy, but the only songs that i

guitarist kelvin holly talking to us about little richard.obama, has described his successor‘s handling of the coronavirus pandemic as "an absolute chaotic disaster". lockdown will only be eased with "extreme caution" says the uk government — but with the bank holiday sunshine prompting busy scenes in the nation's parks, a cabinet minister urges patience. guiding a country out of lockdown may appear to pose more challenges than imposing one in the first place. but denmark seems to be making it work. it was one of the first countries to ease restrictions, after containing the virus early on — asjean mackenzie reports. go on, peer into the future. bank holiday beers, saturday mornings at the nail shop. this is life after lockdown. it's like normal life, almost! laughter. it's weird, such a little thing, like, getting your nails done, but, yeah, it feels nice. how does it feel... to be reopened ? i'm so happy! but for now, tracy's only allowed two customers at a time. ijust wash my hands and keep my mask on, ifeel super comfortable, actually. de

guitarist kelvin holly talking to us about little richard.. it will feel very different out there, this time tomorrow. now, we are ending today with a few thundery downpours out there, parts of wales, moving on towards the midlands, and one or two heavy showers gradually fading elsewhere as we get into the night. tomorrow, the main weather story is that change to much colder weather, and the wind is really picking up as well. now, northern scotland is already in that colder air. and through tonight, and then tomorrow, that continues to push its way southwards across the uk. again, with that strengthening wind, making it feel even colder. now, as the cold air digs into northern scotland overnight, some snow at relatively low levels. frosty and icy in places. some rain pushing further south across scotland, into parts of northern ireland. ahead of that, still one or two showers around, maybe a few heavy ones brushing the far south of england. now, for many, it is still mild overnight. that change to much colder air, especially across scotland,

bullock: good, holly. question might be a little bit duplicating tristan's, but in terms of destination communities, could you indicate which communities of montana those are, and do you have capacity now to do the testing you would like to see done there? do you anticipate is getting to that capacity by june 1 or shortly thereafter? gov. bullock: holly, we are working with local communities, and that is everywhere, from a white fish -- from whitefish. we've been reaching out to these communities in advance, and that is what the next two weeks of sure we are to make having discussions with them about what supports they may and we willhe way, work over the next two weeks to provide those supports. department of commerce doesn't incredible job of literally mapping where people come and from where they come so we can use both data informed decisions and working along the way. to the question of do i believe there will be enough testing in those areas? so we the next few weeks are ready on june 1, yes i do. is

here's cbs's holly williams. [sirens blare] >> reporter: many massachusetts, first responders discovered last months that some of the masks they were relying on, supposed to filter out 95% of small airborne particles, were likely doing nothing of the sort. mit testing revealed that some masks distributed by the state were filtering less than 30%. do you think some firefighters in massachusetts may have been infected because of these substandard masks? >> i can't say that for sure. i can tell you that our firefighters have been infected. we made the advisory that these kn95 masks should only be used in the worst-case scenario. >> reporter: these masks are strictly regulated by the u.s. government, but there aren't enough of them, so last month the f.d.a. approved the use of the chinese equivalent, kn95 masks, providing their manufacturers met certain cry tierback but the centers for disease control has warned of counterfeit masks coming from china. >> kn95 on it, right? >> reporter: we contacted several chinese su

summer we were long and then each year it just started to get more and more i reach 6 years later hollis has raised $440,000 for saint jude. >>the hospital which provides free treatment for pediatric cancer patients has had to cancel a number of fundraisers due to covid-19 so hollis decided now was the time to kick off an idea she's had for a while i'm going to be latching gently perjury charge on june first and i'm going to be jumping for just a minute and see how many i do and the agenda $10 general u haul us will post these videos on social media tagging soccer players and encouraging them to juggle donate then tag others she's hoping the challenge and the donations will take off you don't even have to be a soccer player wanted to do this. it's just about and that challenge and talk to people and spreading and of course raising awareness for saint jude because it is an amazing place policies already been raising money for saint jude during shelter in place by giving virtual lessons to soccer players looking to hone their juggling skills i just he too said mike 6 i learned out, you kno

internationally recognized government says it's retaken parts of southern tripoli from forces loyal to warlord holly for half that a spokesman for the government of national accord says they've taken control of the hamza mork and somebody camillus recaps have terrorism year long campaign to seize tripoli has suffered recent setbacks earlier this week g.n.a.t. forces took over several towns and then they are base near the newseum border used for air strikes by half taras forces our correspondent movable were hit has more now from tripoli. these 3 military camps recently captured by the gun forces they used to be controlled by have the us forces over the past months and in fact the military camp was used by have to forces as a central command to run the battles in southern tripoli in fact mercenaries russian medicine movies from the valve no group fighting along with have put his forces against the government forces used to position in that earlier more committed to the camp setting surveillance equipment and also running the battle from that as you know forces that took control of a military camp in

. >> how does it work, holly? who gets to go home like paul manafort does? i want to answer your question pretty simply. paul manafort went home because he's wealthy and he's well-connected and his case is high-profile. what about those who aren't wealthy and well-connected like the 29-year-old 8 1/2 months pregnant woman that the department of justice saw fit to incarcerate for a low-level, nonviolent drug crime that is rarely prosecuted. you know what happened in that case. she gave birth on a ventilator in federal custody and she died shortly thereafter. and her baby will never know who mother. and, you know, to me, what a miscarriage of justice. clearly the department of justice is not doing enough. and that's why we're pushing for in the next package language that will force the department of justice to provide equal justice under the law and just as we're sending the paul manaforts home, we must also be looking to help the andrea bears. >> equal justice. there's also a big criminal justice case headed to the supreme court today. tell us about it. >> th

vincent holly is in my husband paul and head's. what how do we do this? this is so difficult for smany parents home schooliht now. >> yeah, and, you know, teaching nts are being asked to do something that is a skilled profession. and so my advice is look for ways that it alies. that makes sense for you and it makes sense for the child and that you can demstrate sort of in the home setting. so it could be something like playing monopoly you gather if you're talking about money and making change. so looking for things that use those principles at school, but in a practical way where youe able to engage with them. but looking for n ys that you corporate that into activities that you do. >> nawaz: good luck to all the parents out there. dr. sarah vinson, thank you so much for being with us and taking these questions today. >> thank you. >> nawaz: and thanks to all of you for your questions, you can send us more anyti hours, twitter, facebook and instagram accounts or on our web site, that's pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: online,e have more tips for parents on

us from holly joseph.comes to she's in the bay area in california. sherreached out to us on twi kid holly sent us this video. >> how do we kee engaged and distance learning versus just completing their assigned tasks? >> nawaz: dr. vincent holly is in mhusband paul and my head's. whatow do we do this? this is so difficult for so many pants home schooling right now. >>ngeah, and, you know, teac now parents are being asked to do something that is a skilled profession.an so my advice is look for ways that it applies. that makes sense for you and it makes sense for the child and that you can demonstrateort of in the home setting. so it could be something like playing monopoly you gather if you're talking about money and making change. so looking for things that use those principles at school, but in a practical way where you're able to engage with them. but looking for ways that you can incorporate that into activities that you do. parents out there.ll the dr. sarah vinson, thank you so much for being with us and taking these questions today. >> thank yo

very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san franciscobernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city.

these pictures are from april when we first met holly. shielding and it now has more than 1000 members. with more and more peoplejoining, it has been good to have different perspectives from other people when we are going through the same thing, it makes us feel a wee bit less alone. i will now show you inside my caravan. this is where i sleep... katie has a number of health conditions and has been shielding in a caravan at her parents‘ house since march. she has also found the online group a godsend. it is nice to see that i am not the only one going through this. people are worried, they are having to reach out for services because of their mental health. being stuck indoors all day, it is not great having to stare at the same four walls. i have been keeping myself busy, making ear savers for the carers in my area. the royal college of psychiatrists has warned that there could be a tsunami of mental health referrals as this pandemic continues. i know for some people it is going to be hard seeing their families and friends going out and

he has been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with both cs n and the hollies.on here, do you wish you were back in hawaii? >> no. i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to the 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad, either. [laughter] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no. i'm taken short walks with amy to the local park, to see my favorite tree. apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to be back on the road? >> obviously, i love to perform, i love to communicate. but quite frankly, i don't see -- i don't see it happening until 2021. that's almost another year away. >> reporter: in the garden of an historic 18th century church that has seen new york through a lot, nash says h

that little holly can bring some pulls the tippity. a dog gone good idea this is you don't use more news and updates on it up to dot com i'm going to see you in 45. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. from the 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. just through the talk. and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. slash science. children teens and young adults how vulnerable are they to covet 19 statistics are starting to show they might not be as safe as originally thought. the reason i believe that we're seeing war right now is just because of the sheer number of children who have been exposed. doctors are still working to understand the risks and government officials in many cities warn against complacency. it'

>> that is josh hollies opening4 gamut for his 2020 presidentialg campaign. cohent is an ambitious man. vot tryinger to seize the control of the trump narrative for the future. he understands that almost said there wasle i either a wild exaggeration or an outright lie. thisive whole idea that there t a conspiracy was not present in the evidence. there wereeficitit war --ts in the fisa governmental process, they were not material to the actual pursuit of the fact that the russians were doing everything they could to get involved with the trump campaign. the trump campaign is willing to listen to them. they ended up putting themselves as a target. itis wasnst not a conspiracy against donald trump because if it was a real conspiracy against donald trump by and a ferry is powerful deep state it would havend worked. the evidence that josh presentse isnvir very flimsy but that is l it needs and the sort of trumpmp environment. the trump mediare circus only requires that you go out andio say the mostn outrageous things you can, get the attention, get the clicks and

>>we are highlighting this young lady holly we'll start always graduating from sam are in high school in the bottle she plans to continue her education in the fall at cal poly san luis obispo studying environmental sciences so congratulations holly, you can submit a graduate go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. give us a picture of your grad let us know which high school they attended and what their future plans are and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 years what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9 o'clock deep budget cuts, including slashing billions of dollars to public education, the plan the governor calls heartbreaking what he says could stop the massive cuts from happening dining out could soon main dining outside berkeley now we're posing letting restaurant set up tables on the street. >>why one local eatery says that is the news station. >>you're watching kron 4 news at night. >>the people funding source for education it's going to be devastated in the way we look at it from school funding to healthcare governor gavin newsom's revised budget is cu

write to you, holly. -- great to you, holly. now on breakfast, it's time for talking movies. a special festival and the pandemic edition of talking movies. in today's programme: we'll be looking at how top film festivals around the world are in crisis. many have been cancelled, postponed or moved online. also, the oscars race thrown into total disarray by the pandemic. what films will garner nominations? and will the academy awards be moved to possibly the middle of 2021? and with blockbuster season usually kicking off this time of the year, we look at some movies just right for holiday time, and how an ingenious new project in berlin has been unifying communities in these pandemic times by bringing cinema into people's backyards. if these were normal times, this weekend would mark the end of the cannes film festival, one of my favorite movie events of the year. but this year, cannes was canceled because of the covid—19 pandemic. nowjoining me from close to her home in west london is my colleague emma jones. now, emma, you're going to be doing a report in a minute on the impa

and holly phillips, internist in private practice in new york. dr. mcfadden, i start with you, sir. as the states are gradually reopening and all of this warm weather is bringing people outside, there is research suggesting that the summer's heat and humidity and the sunshine could help inhibit, not halt, but inhibit, slow down the spread of the coronavirus. "the washington post" reporting that there's a new working paper and database put together by harvard, m.i.t. and other institutions, examinie ining a of conditions to determine the relative covid-19 risk due to weather. ultimately, doctor, they found the average temperatures above 77 degrees is associated with a decline in the virus transmission. your thoughts on that? does that make sense to you? >> it makes sense. you think about what's happening in ecuador and brazil where the temperatures are low. you're seeing viruses being diagnosed and seeing that being present. but it makes sense if we look at what's happening with other viral infections, influenza, sars, even the middle eastern respiratory syndrome, we see the decrease

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>>so hollis decided now was the time to kick off an idea she's had for a while i'm going to be latching gently perjury charge on june first and i'm going to be jumping for just a minute and see how many i do and it down to $10 children would you call us we'll post these videos on social media tagging soccer players and encouraging them to juggle donate then tag others she's hoping the challenge and the donations will take off you don't even have to be a star player wanted to do this. it's just about and that challenge and talk to people and spreading and of course raising awareness for saint jude because it is an amazing place policies already been raising money for saint jude during shelter-in-place by giving virtual lessons to soccer players looking to hone their juggling skills they just teach you so much 6 i learned out, you know he's not doing things to do you don't need that much space you just you know all your stop the teen hopes that through juggling for jude and especially the upcoming challenge she can teach other young people not just about soccer. but about the joys and imp

herbert who's a nursing aide, holly henry who's a nurse's aide being forced to work without protectivee's been put in a situation of facing mass murder. these voices and faces must be heard, and we need the politicians to move now. i'm saying the house ought to pass the right -- let him say it to the american public and say it to american's faces, put the deal on the table that will take care of all of our people. >> gentlemen, thank you for the fight that you were fighting in the name of americans as reverend dr. barber said, there are too many people in power that are too comfortable with other people's deaths. massachusetts congressman joe kennedy and reverend william barber, the president of repairers of the breach and co-chairman of the poor people's campaign. >>> the worst economic data we have ever seen. that's the stark warning from the federal reserve. america's economic free fall is going to get much worse a lot faster. what's the best plan of action. we'll talk about that next. what's the best plan of action we'll talk about that next the gillette skinguard it has a guard be

holly williams reports on lessons learned overseas. >> in denmark, the new normal comes with lots of new rules. elementary schools reopened last month with roughly half the regular number of students per classroom, lots of practice at handwashing and children only permitted to play in designated groups of up to five. some danish parents claim their young children will be used as guinea pigs and said older students should have gone back first. the countries education minister told cbs news it was a tough decision. >> they have more difficulties with learning a long distance compared to the older students and we started out with the young ones. >> this is the future. >> taiwan is already an old hand at the new normal. they have been closed for two weeks in february. the island of nearly 24 million has had just seven deaths despite being right next door to mainland china. at this elementary school, the children disinfect on the way in and before every class, alas, a compulsory lunch behind death dividers and even learn how to correctly measure social distancing in math class. it is a ha

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