janie heuck is pascal's aunt. pascal's dad, jimi, grew up in portland. >> as we got older and got out of high school, we both took very, very different paths. >> janie zips through a degree in accounting, while jimi goes on the five-year plan, finally gets his b.a., but then decides to find himself by traveling through europe. >> so he moved over there, took a few jobs, would go spend his money travelling, and find another job. >> for one job, jimi harvests grapes in the beaujolais region of france. at another, he teaches english as a second language in krakow, poland, a position he takes after setting eyes on 20-year-old waitress bozena kutyba. romance leads to marriage in september 1995. soon baby pascal arrives, and jimi moves his young family back to portland. >> i remember the first time when we drove from the airport into portland. i've never seen anything like that -- this beautiful river and then the lights. >> jimi gets a gig as a vineyard manager, and in his spare time starts his own brand of wine. he en

>> janis, mackey frayer in london for us tonight janis, thank you coronavirus concerns are already takingor toll on the country's tourism industry some of the most iconic vacation destinations now closing their gates. here's kerry sanders >> reporter: spring break ending early disney world and most theme parks in florida closing sunday evening and remaining shut down until next month. since the magic kingdom opened in 1971 disney's only closed four times because of hurricanes it shuttered for a few hours on 9/11. >> had these actions not been taken potentially we would have been helping the spread of the virus. >> reporter: universal orlando resort owned by nbc's parent company universal, sea world, lego land, busch gardens, holy land all announcing they're also closing sunday 126 million visitors come to orlando every year including this family from elk river, minnesota. but there is not going to be a disney visit and your reaction? >> sad >> reporter: do you understand why >> yes >> reporter: it's not just florida from six flags to disneyland in california to the national zoo larger gat

janis macke frahyer is there.

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janie here has a cold. look at that smudge. look at those germs she leaves on the doorknob. hand picking them up. bob is now covered with germs from that doorknob and transfers them to a book. sue, having the bad habit of wetting her finger to turn pages, carries the germs from the book to her mouth and passes them along with a pencil to an n. leaverries them home and them on the family's dinner table. during an ordinary conversation, saliva and mucus particles escape our mouth and easily reach others when they breathe. member how birth becomes visible on a cold day. how then with so many germs surrounding us can we avoid having colds all the time? fortunately, our body has defenses against this enemy. normally, we breathe through our nose. sinuses,as well as the and the throw our debt -- are lined with a delicate membrane. if you look at the lining of the nose, we call it the nasal membrane, you can see it is covered with tiny moving threads. forth likeack and stocks of grain when a wind blows over a field. with aia are covered warm, moist sticky substance called mucus. the

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>> reporter: maggie and janie are both due in the next week. >> i don't know what the next week willk like. daily i'm checking. is the hospital going to be overwhelmed? is my husband going to be allowed to attend the birth. >> reporter: an ob-gyn delivered three persons yesterday. she said a support person is essential. >> it's not only critical for the woman who desperately needs that support and it's a very special and intimate time for a couple, but it's critical for us as providers to have that additional support and interaction in the labor suite. >> reporter: dr. callen is on staff where one support person is still allowed, but she said hospitals are still trying to establish protocol for babies born to a mother positive for covid-19. >> the problem with separating babies from their moms for 14 days is one approach. we're not doing that at cpnc. we want to work with people to -- at least i do to make sure we don't -- that the cure isn't worse than the disease. >> reporter: as a result of hospital restrictions, more families are considering home births. alice works for a birthin

there's only one things that can be done and and but an option is a social distancing thing jani the store should just consume meaning. meaning that's what we have to be a fog of the demand of you from each other stay inside out. is. cool there is a lot better ways to to remain safe instead of this from coronado's no i don't think. going on. do you have to try and just so i was a cop cars on 'd those i paid for them and they have to break the cycle of all this infection some people. they have this misconception. that social distancing because of the look of the hours is only for those people what illness. it is not going to. be like that this is not right the social distancing. it's part of a beach and everything because then you start you can have a family. party genex these calmly off the family part the prime minister as well. some. some is responsible attitude a few people and that don't think. they've been doing to you and your children. your friends are out there don't know what it baseball and it's not just in skies nations think. they are going to come into a check. point abo

under knock down for 3 weeks and in other news techie indicts 20 saudi suspects over the killing of janis jamal khashoggi. welcome back let's look at weather conditions across the americas in north america this weather system is no clearing the eastern seaboard so clear conditions for new york and washington well way up into eastern parts of canada further south we've got this weather system pushing towards the great lakes and going to give some heavy rain in places south of it should be largely drawing fine as it moves the forecast system sinking further toward the south cold air ticking down behind it chicago seeing a big drop in temperatures there still up in the 20 degrees for kansas city meanwhile at across the west we've got some showers in places but really weather conditions the most part quiet low for the north or is another weather system coming in bringing more persistent rain heading down into central parts of america for a few showers expected for police on jurist sinecure ica southwards towards costa rica as for the weather conditions generally looking not too bad though we

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with over 300000 instagram followers influencer janie has more subscribers than some daily newspapers companies use internet stars like her to advertise products and make lots of money jayney can't afford to look anything but flawless. instagram is included jack instagram is a work of art i do it to keep up with people of course i edit my pictures by pimples or retouched but if i think about it and try to think of a good reason for it then it's different than just wanting to fit in for example i used to have very bad acne if that has been happening and people didn't care why i added. they just wrote me off as someone who didn't take care of herself them big ass he can inflict. that tradition i guess when if it gets worse i cover up my pimples it's self defense as soon as you don't make society standards you have to put up with people looking at you sideways office day no matter how hard i pushed the idea of being yourself and loving yourself for who you are it still felt too risky because i have a fairly wide audience. i'm still afraid i bought a ring light and sat far away from the c

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. >> i'm janis mackey frayer in beijing where the number of locally transmitted cases has now dropped to zero. that's partly because of the measures that have been in place for a couple of months here, like quarantine. people like me who have just come back to china need to spend 14 days in isolation. >> reporter: but hope also comes from the applause. in city after city this week grateful nations cheering for their health care workers. now, after the government's new restrictions cafÉs, bars, bakeries like this one are closed except for takeout. the government here watching italy and the rest of europe very closely and not ruling out further actions. kristen, peter. >> the whole world experiencing this. molly hunter from london. thank you. >>> we want to bring in dr. patel. dr. patel was a top health official in the obama white house and worked on that administration's response to the swine flu epidemic. dr. patel, good morning, thanks for waking up with us. >> good morning. thanks, peter. >> this morning we're seeing these numbers rise, they're going up even as we speak right now, t

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. >> up next on american history tv, stevenson university professor janie goodall teaches a class about women in the 1960s civil rights movement. she discusses several women in the coordinating committee who held leadership roles and the challenges they faced. >> so today we have shifted into the 1960s. one of the things about the 1960s is this idea that a lot of americans felt like they were on the precipice of promise, of greatness. the 60s held a lot of possibility, a lot of opportunity in the post war era. in 1961, jfk had just been elected president.

and the little face there is not forrest gump, it is someone who used to be called janie lakes. c'est moi. so after that amazing experience, i was invited to attend johnson humphrey inauguration, including the inaugural ball. think about that, as a college kid. which came just before my winter exams. in a fit of responsibility, i turned down the invitation so that i could study more. i was sad to miss the festivities, but i did pretty well that semester, and it was a down payment on my political career a few decades later. so back to the humphrey lecture. a few months ago, lonnie bunch, who some of you know and all of you know of, who was the amazingly creative founder of the african-american museum just down the road and is the new secretary of the smithsonian institution, recommended the perfect person. i visited with him, and he said this is the perfect person, dr. jonathan holloway. dr. holloway spent nearly two decades at yale and was dean of the college. he also served as the head of calhoun college, now renamed grace hopper college. and was a professor of african american

infectious and tropical diseases disciplines university of rome joins us on skype from rome though to tell jani 1st of all these measures that have been put in place is this the sort of thing that just has to happen to beat the virus. well this seems to be very difficult to observe measures but indeed we really need them but it's like a kind of war a war makes restrictions our work makes. and this is a war against a virus and the only way we know it's possible to control the virus is to restrict. the spread and since we are responsible of the spread. by which the virus passes from the person to another and moved replies the number of infected people the only way we can we have to control the spread of the virus is reduce contacts between humans right because initially there was some criticism of the effectiveness of coron team but it is proved to work in china and today we're hearing that china is reporting 44 new infections which is the lowest daily number since the outbreak began do you think that's because of the lockdown that they put in place there. sure the most effective measure were in

. >> up next on american history tv, stevenson university professor janie goodall teaches a class about women in the 1960s civil rights movement. she discusses several women in the coordinating committee who held leadership roles and the challenges they faced. >> so today we have shifted into the 1960s. one of the things about the 1960s is this idea that a lot of americans felt like they were on the precipice of promise, of greatness. the 60s held a lot of possibility, a lot of opportunity in the post war era. in 1961, jfk had just been elected president. he's young, he's charismatic. he had platformed on a number of promises. so this should give a little bit of context where the women's movement is coming into play as we work through some of these overview issues. now, the 60s, as much promise as there was, we also know there are a lot of issues, particularly racial issues. but there was a period of great change, warfare, and for those who did find promise in the 1960s, there were those who didn't get access to that. and so there are a number of individuals and groups fighting for that

janis mackey frayer. thank you for that report. >> that's a concern here as well.ple asymptomatic. >> dave price is back with a check of the forecast. dave, good morning. >> good morning to the both of you. let's take a check and see what's happening all around the country. a lot of us seeing a real boost of warm air. it's coming up from the south across the gulf and, of course, that is leading to some potential record breaking conditions at least two dozen records could fall as we head through the day. 10 to 25 degrees above average. more records are going to be centered in the central gulf coast. these are the southeastern florida. 92 in tampa, 88 in raleigh, 80 in cincinnati and 87 in new orleans. new orleans and baton rouge airports on track for the warmest march ever if the trends continue. tomorrow, fewer records fall. about a half dozen. warm air pushes east and north to virginia. even into pennsylvania. 87 in richmond. 75 in knoxville. 82 in new orleans. as we head into the rest of the week, things will be cooler and more >>> that's a quick look at the weat

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nbc's janis mackey frayer, thank you. live for us in beijing.nk you very much. >> we really appreciate that. you know, willie, you asked a great question about the numbers. how do we trust the numbers coming out of china? it's very hard to trust those numbers, especially when you consider that they've kicked journalists from the "new york times," "washington post," and "wall street journal" out of the country. one of the real problems for those trying to track this and map it across the globe is the world's two superpowers right now, china and the united states, in their own ways, haven't been as transparent as they've needed to be during this crisis. of course, the chinese have been less transparent by order of magnitude that we can't even begin to comprehend. every doctor i've talked to and, you know, there were 5,000 people with the coronavirus here in the united states. the doctors and the scientists and mathematicians were telling me, well, that really probably means we have 40,000 or 50,000. now that we're at 130,000 or so, i don't know a