please welcome my friends and yours, jose andres. >> come on! or having me. >> stephen: what are we going to be cooking today? >> pasta. everybody has pasta. you have pasta. >> stephen: yes, i have a lot-- what kind do you want? >> we want a pasta that cooks very quickly, like angel hair, so this one. >> stephen: i have these thin asian noodles. will that do? >> boom, i like them. >> stephen: three minutes. >> here i i have shrimp. >> stephen: i have shrimp. my lovely wife, evie, has cleaned some beautiful shrimp. >> boom, we have it. do you have any stock of any type? >> i not only have stock. i made my own shrimp stock last weekend. >> wow. >> stephen: look at that. look at that beautiful-- >> okay, i have a stock, too. >> stephen: does yours smell like a creek? >> that's good. so we have these. i need some tomato. some one union. >> stephen: i have onion. i have some onion here. i have some chopped. >> you're going to get a little pan like this, a little one. we need two pans. a big one, like this, and a small one. >> stephen: like this, you w

>> jose andrés: we have enough food.out how are we feeding ourselves and don't take it ever for granted. how many meals are we going to be, by the end of the week? >> cooper: josÉ andres has been thinking about innovative ways to feed people for decades. first as a world-famous chef, and now also as head of world central kitchen, a non-profit he founded ten years ago.thk ahe ha out fooin hm,checked on one s preparing meals for first responders. >> andrés: a few weeks ago, this place would be full. >> cooper: this is what's left of mercado little spain, a food hall andrÉs opened in new york just last year. it's one of 27 restaurants andrÉs owns in the u.s., nearly half of which are now closed. the rest are open for takeout or are being used to help feed the growing number of americans who are struggling. >> andrés: we are using a lot of the ingredients we still have here, and we had a lot of lentils and we had a lot of chorizo. >> cooper: before coronavirus, andrÉs had 1,600 employees. most have now been furloughed. he's

to be back where we can have, we want it to be the way it was. >> joining us now, the famed chef jose andresunder of the world central kitchen, which has served almost four million meal to those in need during this pandemic. jose, thanks for joining us. thanks for all of the important work you're doing. the president says he wants it to be the way it was. but basically everything you've seen, based on on everything you've seen over the last several week, jose is, that raesk? >> listen, i am not an expert but we are all following what has happened in china, more recently italy, and spain, where i am from, where i was born. and even with europe, it is weeks ahead of us on the pandemic, they are barely reopening as we speak. so i believe that what we're trying to do in america is not, it doesn't make a lot of sense. i think we need to be patient. we need to be watching what is happening in places like italy and spain. i think we're trying to move too quickly. it's okay to have a plan to reopen but we need to be following the experience of the health experts and listening closely to what they ar

top chef josÉ andres on another rescue mission.hurricane, this times it's not a hurricane, beware of threatening calls from telephone scammers pretending to be government employees. these calls are not from us! hang up and report the call at: oig.ssa.gov chris: chef josÉ andres has been become responder for food and it's that ongoing call to action that makes him our power player of the week. ♪ >> this is why the crisis is different. you don't see it but it's happening. as millions of americans are losing their jobs, people are hungry and somebody has to feed them. chris: top chef josÉ andres comparing the coronavirus disaster such as hurricanes an tsunamis. >> take a look at the line of people we have here. this line end the horizon. chris: right now his world central kitchen is serving one hot meal at a time to americans hit by the virus. they're in more than 40 u.s. cities cooking more than 200,000 meals a day. in new york city getting food to healthcare workers and first responders distributing meals in california to families w

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up next, our "power player of the week," top chef jose andres on another rescue mission.ime is not a hurricane, but the coronavirus. ♪ >> "power player of the week" is brought to you by pharma. go to pharma.org/coronavirus for updates. >> chris: chef jose andres has become the world's first responder for food. he's deployed his teams to disaster areas around the globe. it's that ongoing call to action that makes him our "power player of the week." >> you don't see it, but it's happening as millions of americans are losing their jobs, people are hungry and somebody has to feed them. >> chris: top chef jose andres comparing the coronavirus disaster to others he's faced like hurricanes and tsunamis. we could take a look at the line of people we have here. >> chris: right now his world central kitchen is serving one hot meal at time two americans hit by the virus. there in more than 40 u.s. cities cooking more than 200,000 meals a day. in new york city, getting food to health care workers and first responders. disturbing meals in california to families with students who aren'

coronavirus picture. >> reporter: now on the frontlines of fighting the effects of a pandemic, what jose andresls "food first responders."ta >> we've beeing about the health crisis and the economic been talking enougt thenk we've humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: the spanish-born andres first made his names a celebrity chef. but after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico in 2017, and in other disaster zones ound the world, including guatemala, indonesia and mozambique, he's organized efforts to feed those in need during emergencies. working from his washington, d.c.-based non-profit "world central kitchen," his team has coordinated ground-level partrships with local restaurants and grocers. they've also pushed for stronger policies to prioritize food as a nationalecurity issue. now he and his team are working in cities around the country during the pandemic. in what ways are you able to use what you've arned from the st? in what ways do you have to adapt? >> well, usually in hurricane, in tsunami, in a volcano, it's total destruction. you have to show up and provide od and water relief as soo

. >> es una iniciativa del chef josÉ andres y para mÍ es un honor trabajar para ellos, y normalmente chefs y dueÑos de restaurantes de alguna manera ha sido increÍble. >> quien mejor que ella para entender esta pandemia, tras padecer de este mortal virus >> fueron 20 dÍas muy duros, pero bueno gracias a dios estoy pe recuperada estoy bien, yo sufro de asma, era delicada la situaciÓn, pero mira me fui a lo bÁsico, a los remedios de la abuela, mucho ajo, cÚrcuma, vapor, agua sal y bicarbonato, creo que estuve tan arriba de mi recuperaciÓn y con la mente tan positiva que ya salimos de esto. >> una actitud con esperanza y fe son sus ingrediente de vida >> no podemos perder la fe es lo mÁs importante y que sepamos que esto va a pasar y que vamos a salir de esto todos juntos >> los tiempos de crisis tambiÉ sacan lo mejor de las personas gracias a verÓnica por su reporte. y una especialista en terapia se dio cuenta que con toda la vestimenta respiratoria que puede utilizar sus pacientes apenas le pueden ver los ojos asÍ es que se le ocurriÓ pegar se una foto suyo en el traje dice que antes

williams, we love him also his charity is world central kitchen, wck.org he's doing stuff with jose andres. that's a picture of a dinosaur, right? or is that a duck? >> dinosaur. >> jimmy: and then we have millie bobby brown who we love and her charity is unicef.org. speaking of charities, by the way, a lot of people have been stepping up and i think it's a a great thing so thank you, everyone, for donating and my family is donating to every charity that we mention on our show, but our friends over at t-mobile wanted to do something really cool. if you text "thanks" to 50555 they're going to -- you'll donate $5 to the boys and girls club of america. right now they have a covid-19 relief fund for frontline -- people working on the frontline for childcare for them because they're working all the time >> are you doing this one winnie >> yeah, are you >> no, i'm doing the princess though >> jimmy: so, anyways, these people have to take care of their kids so this will help so, if you go to your phone, i'm using my phone to film, but if you go to your phone and text "thanks" to 50555 t-mobile sa

far, he says, about 4,200 of those beds are in use already, and they've struck a deal with chef jose andres, his world central kitchen to provide hot meals three times a day. coming up, we'll talk more about this later. but the governor says they wrote some language into the deal with motel 6 so that in the future, the possibility exists for them to try to turn some of these sites into more permanent housing. live in campbell, i'm roz plater, nbc bay area news. >>> santa cruz beaches back open this weekend and that had some locals worried about out-of-towners flocking there. for the most part we found mostly locals there today. still very different than the beach you may be used to seeing. police officers are there patrolling the area. congregating, loitering of any kind is bapenned. people can walk, run, exercise outside. the reason why there is so much confusion about this reopening and the message the police department is sending. >>> many cases across the state have been linked to nursing homesment tonight state health officials released a list of the near 200 nursing homes and faciliti

we -- chef jose andres of world central kitchen who is just an extraordinary -- who was there with us when the grand princess cruise came into the state of california, providing mealsa we process of deressing and people ship. he was there providing three meals a day for all the passengers and crew. his organization is now going to provide three meals a day for all our homeless on these sites. incredible contribution to the efforts and it just shows you the spirit of people meeting this moment. the spirit that defines this moment. the spirit of generosity and support. i just cannot thank a world central kitchen enough for connecting themselves to this cause, connecting themselves to this movement and providing those meals, working with local restaurant people in each of the areas throughout the state of california to help support these efforts. so that's the framework of what we are doing. 15,000 units, 7,000 we have identified. we start to move these contracts, county by county, county run, state led in of pro framework of support. we recognize the county stress, the city stress as it

and with josÉ andres and the world central kitchen, they're stepping in to try to reopen restaurantsto serve as distribution centers. >> trevor: wow. >> and that, obviously, provides different benefits. we're getting food and meals where they need to be, people know where they need to do go to get the meals, but, on top of that, you 'neath need a workforce and manpower to do that. so with the restaurants that we can engage with, that creates jobs. so nothing you do is by yourself. we just happen to be in an amazing position to be able to help. food insecurities have been happening forever. so things we're trying to deal with and just the history of that, but with the virus, it only exacerbates that for sure. >> trevor: now, on the one hand you're trying to keep in shape for the n.b.a. on the other hand, you're working to feed as many kids as possible who have now been thrust into the worst situation possible because of coronavirus, and then there's is the side of you a lot of people forget but are reminded of from social media if you know steph curry and that is you're a dad. you hav

reporter: now, he says already 4,200 rooms are being used and the state has partnered with chef jose andres and his world central kitchen to provide those folks three hot meals a day. he says also in the language with the motel 6 agreement, that they left room for the possibility that down the road once the pandemic is over, that there might be some possibility of having some permanent sites to house the homeless. live in campbell, i'm roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> roz, thanks very much. >>> santa clara county says it has already housed 236 homeless people in hotel or motel rooms. another 277 without a home are in shelters that are using social distancing protocols. as for the 35 homeless individual who's have tested positive for the virus so far, they have been placed in rooms where they can isolate until they have recovered. >>> a lot of cases across the state have been linked to nursing homes. tonight state health officials released a list of more than 200 nursing homes with covid-19 cases. several cases here in the bay area. in alameda county at the gateway care facility, 33 staff m

. >> reporter: that's when world central kitchen, led by celebrity chef jose andres, stepped in, offeringpay andros' restaurant help save the pantry. >> we have stocked refrigerators. i said, yeah, let's do it. let's team up, let's join up and see if we can help each other let. >> reporter: the partnership is part of world central kitchen's commitment to purchase one million meals from small local restaurants during the crisis. is this a miracle for you? >> it's more than a miracle. this is just absolutely above and beyond. >> reporter: when we first met pedro rodrgues, his entire family had been laid off, and they wg ofd.today, he was in thw drive-through line, picking up pit meals for the first time in weeks. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: good. how does it feel to bring a hot meal home? >> great, very, very great, thank god. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, newark, new jersey. >> o'donnell: another big story we're following is the outbreak of severe weather in the south. tonight, tornado watches are posted in parts of florida and torgia, where tornadoes were reported today. at le

when people are hungry after disasters of all kind chef jose andres is there to feed them. ou just explain how your program works with world central kitchen and what you are hoping to be able to do nationwide and are doing nationwide? >> world central kitchen very simple. when people are hungry, when people are thirsty, after a hurricane, an earthquake, a fire we show up. we make sure we bring food in those emergencies. here we are facing an emergency that every day keeps growing. even when we are going to be taking care of the health crisis, let me tell you we have a humanitarian food crisis in our hands. so what we are doing is supporting everything everybody else is doing. we are trying to cover the blind spots, the dark spots. it's a lot of systems and ngos they don't have enough money, many of them are shutting down. food banks are overwhelmed. school districts are overwhelmed, super markets, all of the a sudden the normal things are hard to do. already across america feeding in many cities in many states. we are only coming up with very simple solutions to make sure we

and chef jose andres of world central kitchen has been extraordinary. he was there with us when the grand princess cruise ship came in. as we began the process of getting people off the ship, he was providing three meals per day for passengers and crew. his organization will not provide three meals per day for our homeless at the sites. an incredible contribution to these efforts. it shows the spirit of people meeting this moment. the spirit that defined this moment. the spirit of generosity and support. we cannot thank world central kitchen and off for connecting themselves to this cause and this movement, and providing those meals, working with local restaurant tours in each of the regions throughout california to support these efforts. that is the framework of what we are doing. phase one, 15,000 units, 7000 we have already identified. we begin to move these contracts county by county. county-run, state led, in terms of providing the framework of support. we recognize the county stress and city stress as it relates to resources. that is why it is imp

. >> ese Ánimo inspira al chef josÉ andrés. que ante cada desastreallÍ mentales mÁs vulnerables.r una causa muy cercana a su corazÓn. los estudiantes mÁs necesitados de los Ángeles. >> yo era uno de sus estudiantes. y yo y mi hermano francisco decidimos hacer esta camiseta que todo el dinero que viene de esto va a ir a esos estudiantes. porque necesitan cosas bÁsicas como papeles, lÁpices, cosas asÍ, y tambiÉn comida. necesitan comida, tecnologÍa para continuar estudiando en casa. >> ahora mismo se encuentra recluida con su familia en casa. >> para mÍ como artistaclaro que quiero seguir haciendo mÚsica, seguir creando mis vÍdeos y mis proyectos, pero al mismo tiempo soy humana. y tengo que ser un buen ser humano. y eso viene primero. >> ella se inventadoy ha encontrado una motivaciÓn social para su arte. >> creo que es super importante usar mi plataforma,usar mi historia, ayudar a mi comunidad en los angeles. y ojalÁ que puede inspirar a otros para hacer lo mismo en sus propias comunidades. >> mateo comparte la misma pasiÓn por ayudar. >> que le decÍa mi madre,si dios me da la op

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. >> tell us about the role chef jose andres, the founder of world central kitchen, this is a partnership that's correct. so we're working with his team and following their lead. they're producing the recipes. they're getting the ingredients into the building. our partner levy is helping prepare the food along with volunteers. together they're working on getting the food out. >> you guys at nationals park, you have huge kitchens there that can help prepare these meals, and then individuals come in to package them individually, because you don't want to have crowds standing by. >> correct. we don't want anyone coming out to the ballpark. and we want to make sure the food guests out to tets out to . we're using two kitchens at the ballpark. we expect as the need grows we'll expand and start using a third kitchen and even a fourth. we're bringing these meals, those hot prepared foods into a central area where we're individually packaging them, we have volunteers in face masks so we keep the staff healthy as well as the food that goes out. then the individually packaged meals are brought to t

chef jose andres, it's an honor, thank you so much for stopping by today, we appreciate it. >> thankorld lead today, today is the first day that the chinese government has not reported any new coronavirus cases or deaths since the chinese government first began reporting them. of course there remain many questions over anything that the chinese government has reported. but that is this current status. in europe, french officials are warning they have not reached the peak yet. paris banning outdoor exercise during daytime hours. and uk prime minister boris johnson remains in the intensive care unit. cnn's bianca nobilo joins me from london. bianca, how is prime minister johnson doing? >> reporter: jake, we've been told that he's stable. at the moment he's not requiring ventilation but remains in the intensive care unit which means doctors thinks he requires that one on one observation and care. it is encouraging that his condition hasn't deteriorated further after that rapid 24-hour decline that we spoke about yesterday. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, is at the helm. there are q

chef show jose andres and world central kitchen have served nearly 2 million free meals in more thanderson cooper spoke to the chef on "06 minutes" last night using the kitchens' shuttered restaurants to feed front ers a. >> you know how many people you feed here every day? >> around 2,000. >> reporter: 2,000 people? >> yes, but the number is going to keep increasing. the good thing for us, anderson, is that if all of the sudden we need to go up to 10,000 or 20,000 people, we are ready. part of emergencies is to adapt and to adapt by the day. when you talk about food and water, people don't want a solution one week from now, one month from now. the solution have to be now. the urgency of now is yesterday. >> world central kitchen is partnering with 400 restaurants paying them to keep people employed and feed americans. andres is calling on the u.s. government to create a new agency to respond to future hunger emergencies. >>> john, as you and i well know, music can bring the world together and it can be healing. so global citizen, which was this big production says it raised more tha

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. >> also joining us tonight chef jose andres whose world central kitchen is doing everything they can to help feed the hungry in america. also tonight, alicia keys joins us with her new song just released today dedicated to the front line workers keeping us all safe. healing the sick, keeping the country running. it's a beautiful song, inspiring. you're going to hear it in full and alicia will be with us well. as always a reminder you can tweet us your questions with #cnntownhall or leave a comment on the cnn facebook page. we'll get to as many of your video questions we can. you can see there are plenty of them in. we thank everybody for sending them in. knicks we have reporters across the country and around the world tonight including wuhan, china where people are cautiously emerging from months of lockdown. we begin, though, with this critical moment as dr. fauci put it here at home as the virus's grip eases in some places, as the death toll nationwide approaches 50,000. >>> there are now more than 860,000 positive cases of coronavirus in the u.s. more than 49,000 people have died.

. >> chef jose andres converting his food hall to serve thousands. california writing these notes of support to new york on this shipment of ventilators. >> we can't just sit on assets when we could save lives and help our fellow americans. >> overnight, cities glowing in blue. a way to say thank you to essential workers in all industries. >> as we approach this peak, the overwhelming message coming from experts and officials, social distancing is working and must continue. new york governor andrew cuomo saying you can't relax. if we stop acting the way we're acting, you'll see the numbers go back up. >> athena, thank you very much for setting the table so well for us. >> joining us now is an infectious disease special libs at johns hopkins school of health. and an infectious disease specialist at the department of internal medicine at yale. great to have both of you. dr. a dal gentleman ji a, i'll start with you. it's friday. as we head into this holiday weekend, what's your biggest concern? >> my biggest concern is that we don't see flattening in a

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jose andres for working with pastor jefferson. they called me up and basically said look, our bank won't service this loan. and come to find out all over new jersey, i have churches that are doing critical work right now from sheltering people to feeding people that desperately need this help but have not been able to get it because they don't have those banking relationships. and when you know this, al, all across new jersey from cam deem to willingboro to paterson and passaic, there are businesses and black communities and latino communities that are critical. they're the anchors of those communities. and from the barbershop to the restaurant, they're not getting to take advantage of this business at the levels that they need to. so this is a leave no one behind. we need to reup this money because of a lot of other businesses of all backgrounds that need to get their money, leave nobody behind. but we have to do something to address this sharp disparity of access to the money itself. and i've been fighting for that. talked to ch

jose andres and his charity world central kitchen gave out 25,000 meals to those in need. in a long line of cars at camden yards in baltimore on saturday. andres said meals will be given out at the orioles ballpark every saturday, and at area schools on wednesdays and fridays. the world-renowned chef said it's an all-out effort to show the federal government that restaurants are essential and food should not be wasted, gayle. >> and he is the best person to send that message because he walks the walk and talks the talk. he gets things done. let's talk about some broadway stars getting together to perform on line. i always love these kind of stories. >> oh, yeah. some of the best actors on the great white way teamed up to virtually celebrate stephen sondheim's 90th birthday. the broadway titan turned the big 9-0 last month, but the celebration moved on line after of course broadway temporarily shut down. dozens of a-list stars took place remotely. here is my favorite moment. ♪ here's to the girls who play wife aren't they too much ♪ ♪ keeping house but clutching a coffee of

. >> oh, we want to give a huge thanks to jose andres and the world central kitchen.very new york city hospital starting this week we want to thank red eye grill restaurant for the use of their space, by the way, to feed these wonderful nurses doing so much it's not just for the food, i think for the nurses, you can see it, someone cares about me it's so touching. >> love this city too that was great, savannah >>> all right, guys, well i guess that's going to wrap it up for us right now we've got the 3rd and the 4th hours straight ahead but first, a look at your local news >>> good morning to you. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. america's unemployment picture is a little more bleak today with the release of the first time jobless claims. another 5 million-plus americans filed for unemployment last week. it amounts to 22 million nearly unemployed workers over the last four weeks. and it negates all jobs added since the year president obama took office in 2008. 2.7 million californians are among those suddenly looking for work. the state employment office is operating its

that organization is working two w two nonprofit groups including one founded by celebrity chef jose andres feed the most vulnerable populations. take a listen to there. >> i know i can trust my money in your hands. feeding america and world central kitchen. thank you so much. >> we are going to be here together to make sure that we feed america in this moment. we are going to come out of this crisis stronger than ever, making sure that we don't leave anybody behind. >> everybody's helping out including oprah, gayle. >> yeah. i have to say, it's no surprise to anybody who knows oprah that she was going to do something. she's been investigating and looking and trying to figure out what would be the best thing to do, how to do it. she remembers growing up as a kid on welfare when there were times that they really relied on other people to help them. she's never, ever forgotten that. she's very excited to be teaming up with chef jose and the other organizations because she says people need to eat. so she's very excited to be part of this. oprah's got a very, very, very ginormous heart. you've

. >> ed: so you put together this advisory committee you mentioned a moment ago, and jose andres whoas been on the program with sandra and i. he's obviously someone who is a celebrity chef but has been all around the world feeding people through various crises and we have seen them go to bat for people in your city and cities across america because of the coronavirus. what do you hope to gain from this task force? take us inside the room and how a big city mayor tries to put all this together and balance the needs to get the economy going but making sure your people are safe and healthy. >> first our health officials are deciding when we will be able to reopen and our advisory committee is able to listen to people on the ground who are doing the work on lot like small business owners and others to advise on how and what our businesses and residences need in terms of protocols, new staffing, testing. communication strategies and all of these things, this toolkit if you will, and everyone who participates in our economy. that will also help us advise on the phase of reopening. one thin

my friend jose andres has a three-pronged project including taking his think food group restaurants andhens and asking other chefs to do the same. he's using our funds to help chicago get up and running right now. as perhaps the next city that's going to suffer one of our apexes in this crisis. we are also working with the national restaurant association, education foundation in the relief program. guy fieri was just on talking to you guys about that and so many companies and corporations have pledged to match those dollars. and our friends at animal league north america are helping us on our animal front lines to keep our shelters going through this crisis. so we know it's a drop in the bucket, but that's what we're trying to do with the people that support our brand and our show. our little community, we're trying to give back in the best way we can to feed our animals and our people. >> rachael, it's willie. good for you for doing this. it's no drop in the bucket, my friend. $4 million is an incredible gesture by you and your organizations. i've talked to these groups like the ones y

el grupo de marc anthony, y el chef josÉ andrés, junto con leonardo dicaprio, es la manera de reabrirces mayor para abrir? ¿en cuÁnto tiempo cree que estarÁ listo? >> mientras mÁs pruebas podamos hacer de la inmunoglobulina g, es saber que nuestras personas tienen la inmunidad, que puede salir a trabajar y a buscar el pan de cada dÍa, lo que espero es que las peleas que aparezcan, vaya primero donde hay mÁs afectados, a los pobres, afroamericanos e hispanos de nuestro comunidad, donde el 70% ha cubierto las muertes, donde mÁs gente... no hay nÚmeros mÁs altos porque no se ha hecho mucha prueba. juan: los felicito por la labor que realiza en nueva york, gracias por aclararnos esas dudas, y darnos su punto de vista. cuÍdese mucho, estÁ en nueva york, donde todavÍa hay muchos casos , sigue habiendo muertes. cuÍdese mucho, y a esa comunidad y para que tanto queremos, tanto usted,como nosotros aquÍ en "despiÉrta amÉrica" y en univisiÓn. gracias, estoy seguro que hablaremos aquÍ en un futuro cercano. muchas gracias. francisca: pero sÚbele, por favor. ♪ ♪ m quÉ buena m francisca: alan como q

. >> es una iniciativa que fundÓ el chef josÉ andres para mÍ es un honor trabajar para ellos y normalmente esta pandemia tras padecer este mortal virus. >> fueron 20 dÍas muy duros, pero gracias a dios estoy recuperada estoy bien, yo sufro de asma, pero era delicada la situaciÓn, me fui a la bajo, a los remedios de la abuela, mucho ajo, mucha cÚrcuma, mucho vapor, y creo que estuve tan arriba de mi recuperaciÓn y con la mente tan positiva que ya salimos de esto. >> una actitud tan esperanzadora y fe son sus actitudes de vida. >> no podemos perder la fe y que sepamos que esto va a pasar y que vamos a salir de esto todos juntos. >> me encanta su positivismo en medio de esta pandemia, les cuento chicas que noticias como estas, son las que tenemos que seguir los pasos y hacer nuestro grano de arena en cualquier Área que estemos, pasamos con ustedes. >> eso era lo que hablÁbamos chiquibaby y yo que la actitud de ella incluso a la hora de hablar solamente ya te das cuenta que por supuesto juega un papel fundamental, no solo en su recuperaciÓn, sino que fÍjate se recuperÓ y toma accion en el mund

joining me now are laura and andres shelf from san jose, california. hed from their jobs. laura, i know you were director of a surgical center. andres, a plumber for new construction. furloughed one month ago exactly. laura, you've been trying to access your unemployment benefits. how has that process gone for you? >> well, we had a really difficult time putting in the applications because the system was so overloaded. we actually had to get help from the district assembly man's office to do that. so the application was completed on the 20th and haven't received any money at all. >> no money at all yet? >> no. >> how badly do you need it? >> well, we -- we have a lot of food. i don't want anyone to think that we're short on food. we're not short on necessities. but we've gone through all of our savings, tried to help our family. so it's just -- we've really had to dig in. we've had a lot of mounting bills. we had to contact all of our creditors and tell them that we weren't able to meet our obligations right now because there's absolutely no money. we'r

josé. atenderÁn emergencias relacionadas con el coronavirus. el presidente de mÉxico andrésjera. ramÓn: una situación pasajera, dice el presidente de mÉxico. el mandatario expresÓ que la sociedad mexicana se ha portado la altura, demostrando ser un weblog pueblo consciente y responsable. se dieron a conocer estadÍsticas sobre los casos. de acuerdo a esa informaciÓn, hasta el miÉrcoles se han registrado 37 muertes, y hay 1378 casos confirmados de coronavirus. ♪ ♪ amanecemos con maÑanas frescas, un poco mÁs tarde con temperaturas mÁs o menos cÁlidas. suheily lÓpez belÉn, también con el distanciamiento social, nos dice cÓmo estarÁ el tiempo para el primer fin de semana de abril. adelante, gusto en saludarte. suheily: gracias y buenas noches, otro dÍa mÁs acompaÑÁndoles desde casa. espero que ustedes estÉn protegiendo desde peligroso virus, que tampoco olviden estar atentos a las condiciones del tiempo porque el fin de semana pudiera ser bastante activo. en el Área de la bahÍa tenemos posibilidad de lluvia yno se descarta alguna tormenta elÉctrica. si algo sabemos es que estas p

andrés, noticiero esther mundo 48. >>> residentes y al menos 39,000 apartamentos 10,000 casas móviles en san josé no tendrán que verseiviendas. la nueva ordenanza solicitó habilitación de rentas de la ciudad y cubre a los residentes quehabían recibido un aviso para el mes de mayo. >>> y la junta de supervisores, aprobó hoy una enmienda a la reemergencias que protege a inquilinos de ser desalojados de sus viviendas debido a la pérdida de ingresos por la pandemia. la modificación refleja la norma actual del estado que protege aún más a los que le da 90 días después de vencerse la ordenanzapara pagar su alquiler, tampoco se les cobrará por cargos adicionales. >>> y se está hablando mucho de un medicamento que originalmente fue creado para combatir el Ébola, está funcionando dicen en el tratamiento de algunos de los casos más fuertes de covid-19. raymond investigó sobre de qué tratamiento es este, que por cierto se está dando su nombre en la casa blanca. >>> el medicamento se llama (nombre extranjero). durante una junta con el presidente y miembros del equipo que lidia con la pandemia, el doctor (nombre extranjero) se mo

josÉ ramÍrez neumÓlogo. ha estado anteriormente. el doctor andrÉs pedÍa tera -- pediatra.Ómo has hecho para crear estos vÍdeos tan divertidos? [risas] yuri: yo soy muy creativa. mi esposo y yo producimos todos los espectÁculos. somos muy creativos. mÁs ahora que estamos encerrados. mÁs ahora que no tenemos nada que hacer. dejemos de hacer cosas positivas para todas a gente que no sigue. creo que los artistas tenemos ese deber. no sÓlo que nos aplaudan y vayan a nuestros conciertos, sino tambiÉn nosotros regresar eso el momento difÍciles. dando buenos mensajes, vÍdeos bonitos. de eso yo me encargo porque soy muy positiva. soy una mujer muy alegre. creo que la gente necesita alegrÍa, necesita positivismo en este momento. karla: exactamente. algunos de tus mensajes es "reÍr es mejor que llorar". mensajes muy esposos. hablabas de tu esposo que es un cÓmplice. hay un estudio que dice que las parejas en estas cuarentena parece que discuten mÁs de lo normal. te ha pasado con tu pareja? yuri: no porque los dos somos payasos. [risas] tenemos buen temperamento y nos llevamos muy bie

aÑos de edad en la boda de la hija menor de josÉ perez portillo, segÚn la revista quien luis rey logrÓ que su hijo cantara en esta fiesta gracias al actor andrÉs ven? >> me parece superbueno, poder recordar esta foto chiquibaby . >> asÍ es, volvemos contigo mÁs adelante, seguimos con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa", sandarti. >> gracias chiquibaby, bueno desde la casa de los artistas para el mundo, grandes estrellas se unieron para recaudar fondos y agradecemos a los profesionales de la salud que hacen frente al coronavirus y aquÍ en breve, vamos a recordar esa inolvidable noche vamos hasta nueva jersey con verÓnica muy buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas sandarti les cuento que tengo una historia de un sobre sobreviviente de coronavirus que casi no viviÓ para contarlo, se trata de un colombia que casi no viviÓ para mamá, papá. el censo ya llegó. y es una oportunidad que solo se lleva a cabo... ¡cada diez años! llénalo hoy mismo. hazlo por internet. por teléfono... o por correo. tus respuestas están protegidas. y por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. te conviene a ti... y nos conviene a todos. ¡llena el censo hoy! dale form

what these men and women don't know, they are in for a big surprise later today involving jose andreg unfold tomorrow on "today. it's going to be amazing. >> it is let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> hey, guys, a look at the day. we're expecting to see some heavier showers and thunderstorms down through florida. rain and wet snow from the ohio river valley into the northeast later today. cold in the rockies with plenty of sunshine from the southwest into the northwest then for the weekend as we look ahead, that was tomorrow, for saturday, morning showers along mid-atlantic coast, storms developing through the gulf. rain threat through the golf coast. wet weather making its way into the mid-atlantic and northeast chilly through the great lakes dry and mild out west with a few showers in northern california that's what going on around the country, here is what's >>> we've got calm weather here. by calm i mean sunny and warm. a look at the seven-day forecast. 80 degree temps through the south bay as well. 60s and 70s along the peninsula, and through the coastline. we exp