and it is an honor now to have chef jose andres join us.dres, thank you very much for joining us tonight. your program is being supported by michelle obama, who tweeted tonight. i just want to read this. she tweeted, i am so grateful to chef jose andres for his inspiring work to feed those in need in our communities. we are in this together, and we'll get through it by stepping up and doing whatever we can to help each other out. chef andres, what's the basic outline of your plan? >> well, this is very simple. we call it america eats now. this comes inspired from the wpa times, which is probably the last time america really went through this amazing hardship, putting aside everything went through in world war ii. but this is simple. every single restaurant in america pretty much is closed. here the chefs of america, the food people of america, we are ready to be food first responders. we need to make sure that we understand that food is a national security issue. food is not the problem. food is the solution, and we need to make sure that w

but instead of letting go of his employees, chef jose andres is turning several of his d.c. restaurants into community kitchens, where he's offering take-out service as affordable prices and meals for free for those who need them. andres, who also leads a humanitarian group world central kitchen, has been committed to feeding those affected by the coronavirus for nearly a month now. from the passengers quarantined on the "diamond princess" cruise ship in japan to affected communities in places like the bronx. i'm joined now by chef jose andres, the founder of world central kitchen. thank you for joining we're being told about the dangers of having large groups gather in any one place and a community. how does that work? >> it's very clear idea. i announce that my restaurants in this city and the other cities were going to be closing already few days ago. we were some of the first to do that. but then i realized we cannot leave the communities alone. community kitchen means a place that all of a sudden, people don't go inside the restaurant, a place where we have very clear s

"i worked hard." >> seth: please welcome to the show, andrew zimmern and chef jose andres. [ cheers andtime here >> fist time here. >> seth: jose, you've been here before we had some mezcal last time you're here. [ laughter ] >> we did have mezcal. we supported local economies [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's right. that's right we were supporting local businesses >> farmers you were supporting farmers. >> avocado, guacamole. >> seth: yeah. >> we had guacamole. >> seth: we did have guacamole >> yeah, don't worry >> seth: it's all coming back to you. >> oh yeah, guacamole was good >> seth: it was great. this show -- [ laughter ] the thesis behind this show is that there's more that unites us than divides us. >> yes >> seth: and you sort of use food as the -- what -- as something that connects us >> well, there's no more important time in the history of this country than we need -- to take a look at the issues of the day. sadly, a lot of those issues are conceived of is being polarizing we have much more in common than what divides us. and to tell those stories through the lens of food

my thanks to tina fey and chef jose andres.ek with all new shows. i love you guys. thank you so much. ♪ oh, my gosh. >> save yourself >> jimmy: you can't go with me bye! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- glenn howerton presidential candidate, andrew yang, author, margaret atwood, featuring the 8g band with yesod williams ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news during a visit to the u.s./mexico border yesterday, president trump claimed the new wall is designed to absorb, heat making it harder to climb. so, it's absolutely foolproof, unless immigrants can find some sort of technology that would -- damn it! [ laughter ] while at the border, president trump called the new fencing, quote, "virtually impenetrable." but then again, he said the same thing afte

falco star of "indebted," actor adam pally from "what's eating america," chefs andrew zimmern and jose andresd according to cable news, here's what happened -- bernie sanders won, but not by a lot. so, it's really like third and pete buttigieg was second, but who saw that coming? so it's more like first. and amy klobuchar was third, which is really surprising so, it's also like first and joe biden came in fifth but was expected to do better. so, it's more like eighth. so, i guess the real winner is andrew yang, because he dropped out and doesn't have to deal with this anymore. so - [ laughter ] -- congratulations, andrew yang, on winning new hampshire [ cheers and applause following last night's new hampshire primary, entrepreneur andrew yang announced he is dropping out of the presidential race. so, now the only way to get $1,000 from a democratic candidate is to go through bloomberg's couch cushions [ laughter ] former new york mayor mike bloomberg picked up two endorsements today from members of the congressional black caucus it's the first thing he's ever gotten from a black person withou

jose andres is very close to them he is just doing -- he is like an angel, that guy he is amazing. we'll be talking about that. also, later in the show, we're going to have some of our favorite clips from "the tonight the show," including nicole kidman, one of the most awkward interviews i've ever done so, get ready for that guy, here in the quarantine i start off my morning by coming downstairs and making fresh coffee no big deal. not the stuff of miracles, except for this morning. take a look at what happened this morning >> jimmy: hi, guys welcome to what i think is the first edition of "how did jimmy pull this one off. i was just making coffee, and it's not an ad i like mr. coffee. actually, this is insane but i put the water in the back of that thing there. anyways, the coffee came into that part. what is that -- how did i -- there is nothing in the pot. what how did i do that? i'm like david blaine. all right. back to our show >> jimmy: winnie, what are you coloring it looks really pretty >> i'm making things mommy is taping them, and mommy drawed the outlines too. she is als

autoridades aseguran que no hay suficientes pruebas ni camas en los hospitales, vamos en vivo con andrÉs desde san josetoridades. ¿quÉ tal? hay lugares que los van a convertir en hospitales temporales. pero, el condado santa clara informÓ que a diario pueden hacer un mÁximo de 100 pruebas. y estamos hablando que este condado, tiene mÁs de 1,7 millones de residentes. >>> el seÑor ubaldo tiene 4 hijos y le aterra el curso que toma el coronavirus. y que la gente no acate el encierro preventivo. >>> da miedo. >>> crees que las autoridades deben imponer multa. >>> no estarÍa mal. tomando cierta medidas. >>> muchos este fin de semana no obedecieron la importante orden de permanecer en casa. ante esto, el gobernador gaby nilsson dijo que mucha gente saliÓ a los parques, cuando hay un solo sendero es imposible mantener la distancia recurrida entre personas y por eso van a cerrar los estacionamientos estatales de los marques y playas. la situaciÓn por el coronavirus se complica. gobernador dijo ademÁs que se necesitan unas 50 mil camas mÁs de hospitales. >>> el condado anunciÓ que el centro de convenciones de s

my next quest is jose andres, his team served 3 million meals in the bahamas.ey ended up feeding people on the "diamond princess," explain how a chef who has restaurants all around america and around the world ends up feeding everybody on the "diamond princess," the idea you're being called in in the midst of an outbreak is extraordinary. >> we have to go back to haiti. >> where you got interested in the idea of disaster relief. >> there we began feeding in many places where color became a big problem and we began learning how to handle those kind of places where color was an issue, and in the way of feeling we were making sure that everybody will be safe. >> so how is the food being prepared on the "diamond prin kwe princess"? >> if you are in a place, a hotel, a cruise ship, where everybody may be under infected, logical to say that you want to make sure in this case food is prepared outside. >> right. people who were injected should not be cool food and giving it to people who may not be infected. >> princess cruise line they call us, the government of japan

chef jose andres's non-profit kitchen set up tents to serve lunch for those disembarking passengers.on site to cook fresh meals for everyone remaining on board over the course of the week. >> you want to make it easy for these people to get off the boat. you just want to give them a hot meal. they probably just want to feel welcome. >> kudos to this organization. wherever there is crisis like this, coming in like angels. >> exactly. >> with an epidemic if we come together everything is better. >> true. >> i sound like a psa. >> meantime, some countries are taking some pretty dramatic steps to try and control the virus. israel announced that anyone arriving from overseas will be quarantined for two weeks. also it italy expanding travel restrictions to the entire country now, locking down essentially 60 million people. in south korea as well the government is now using a gps based app to monitor anyone quarantined at home. an alarm will sound when someone being monitored leaves their designated location. more than 7300 coronavirus infections have been confirmed in south korea with more

. >> jose andres, i admire your generosity and kindness so much. it's really an honor to have you join us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. the first person i ever serve a meal in washington, d.c., the first weekend i was helping senator patrick moynihan. he told me, if you love america, america will always love you back. there's many immigrants like me ready to keep loving america, the country that has given us so much. the food people of america, we're going to be there for the american people. >> and as you know, i worked for senator moynihan, and i know you have an item on one of your menus named after him, and we all appreciate that. thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> well, that is tonight's "last word." msnbc's coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues. >>> well, good evening once again. day 1,159 of the trump administration. 225 days until our next presidential election. and if you were watching the white house briefing earlier tonight, then you know nothing

they'll be flown back to the home untries and ey' being fed celebrity chef jose andr who gained notoriety when he served als to people in puerto rico after hurricane maria. >>has set up camp near the grand princess anne. they serve the meals to passengers who got off the ip yesterday and deliver dinner to passengers who are still on the ship and they're lso giving als to those people who are well they did this for the diamond princess cruise ship that was stranded japan. don't know how long they're ing to bean oakland doin this but thy will do it for a while for those stuck on board. here's a look at the tot cases in the whole bay area right now 88 cases including 43 santa clara county. they have the most followed by san francisco, a 13 cont costa and san mateo counties, each have 9 and solano county there are 8 peop infected. sonoma has 3 alameda to and run santa cruz counties have won a piece of those are just nfirmed. infections that we know of there are new cases popping up every day in the bay area and local colleges and universities are taking action to keep their students safe and

you know him as chef jose andres. friend. >> good to be here you. >> so, i just had my brother on, you know him. he's the governor. he's talking about what he can do and what he can't. what the federal government will do, state government will do. now we know there's going to be a hole. the private sector. when we look at the people who need to eat, closing schools creates problems, but people don't know what you know, which is so many kids go to school not just to learn but to survive and eat. and we don't know how they'll get fed now, chef. what do people need to know? >> well, they need to know that a lot of things are happening already. we have something called a school lunch program through the usda, and over -- almost two weeks ago already, the governor of california announced that even if the schools close, they will use the schools as community centers so the children can be getting that meal. that breakfast. this is happening all across here in maryland, in virginia, in san francisco. the school systems, they

jose andres who gained notoriety when he serve free meals to people i puerto rico after hurrican maria has set up a camp now ar the diamond princess cruise ship and they serv meals to the passengers as they got ofthe ship yesterday and deliver nner to those passengers who are sll on the ship because a lot of them can't get off as we sa he also served meals to people who are stranded on the diamond cruise ship in japan when tt happened no word yet on howlo. they will remain in oakland to serve people who are stuck on board. here's a look at the cases in the bay area 88. >>cases right now in the bay area there's e breakdown francisco is next with 13 san contra costa and san mateo counties will have 9 an solano county. there are 8 people who have tested positive for coronavirus a sonoma county has 3 alameda to and him are in santa cruz just one case each and those are nfirmed cases but who knows how many actual cases there stillesting. >>and with those cases confirmed we have local colleges and universities now taking action to try to ep the student population safe from the virus. yeah ki

. >>> vamoscon andrés en el aeropuerto internacional en san josé donde 3 trabajadores dieron positivous, andrés, dinos qué es lo que se sabe hasta el momento ♪ . >>> ¿qué tal? miren, esta es la situación en san josé, hace tan solo unos 2 a 3 minutos los trabajadores dentro salieron a lo largo de 10 de la noche, hemos visto poca afluencia de los viajeros del aeropuerto como los otros del país pues también han visto la merma de pasajeros debido al coronavirus y ahorita la situación pues pudiera complicarse con esta confirmación de que 3 agentes tienen coronavirus, ellos como las personas que tuvieron contacto están en cuarentena, el aeropuerto en un comunicado nos dijo trabajan con el cdc y el departamento de salud del condado santa clara para evitar el esparcimiento del virys y que las terminales seguirán reabiertas, aquí no saben a quién llegaron a infectar, viajeros, trabajadores, escuchemos lo que ns dijeron 2 personas. >>> estamosteniendo precaución también (sonido ambiente). >>> tenía un viaje planeado el reciente mes, pero no sé si vaya. >>> ahorita más con la emergencia . >>> no

para evitar la propagación del coronavirus, el número de contagios aumenta de manera rápida andrés, en san josé por algunos lugares, como está todo por allá >> qué tal, estamos en un supermercado muy concurrido por nuestra comunidad, y a lo largo del ida esto ha sido el panorama, gente comprando artículos de primera necesidad, comida, después del anuncio de toque de queda. miren, cómo encontró la situación en el supermercado hoy? bien ocupado >> no consiguió todo lo que necesita? >> no muchas cosas, tortillas ,arroz frijoles no hay,. >> hemos recorrido los stands, hace horas sí los había, es difícil caminar por acá, miren la filas llegan desde acá incluso mucha gente con mascarilla, encontraron lo que buscaban? >> acabo de llegar. >>consiguió lo que qeuría? >> no , hay mucha gente, pienso volver temprano mañana. >> es la situación, vamos a hacer un nuevo contacto con ustedes. >> hay una nueva rueda de prensa, de autoridades de transporte en san francisco >> el departamento de salud está trabajando conjuntamente con autoridades, abarca como ellos están sobrellevando la situación en este medio de

carlos: tambiÉn iniciativa de los restauranteros, una entrevista con josÉ andrés, dueÑo de restaurantesa mi niñez. y a tu futuro. veo un porvenir lleno de dicha para ti mientras sigas disfrutando estos ricos aguacates. estás bien? sí, claro. y tú también. veo mucha riqueza. voy a ser rica? no, tú no. tus platillos. tu futuro luce brillante con el sabor hispano de avocados from mexico. son deliciosos en todo, y siempre valen la pena. ♪ avocados from mexico. karla: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene. a esta hora aumenta el nÚmero de inmigrantes contagiados con coronavirus en centros de detenciÓn y crece la incertidumbre por falta de ayuda econÓmica que brindarÍa gobierno indocumentados. discutimos alternativas en vivo con una activista de chirla. carlos:gretel valdÉs nos revela en vivo la angustia que sufre por no poder ver a su hijo. el niÑo no puede salir de la casa de su padre que ha dado positivo al virus , al igual que su pareja. karla: juliÁn gil ayuda a su yerno en la lucha contra el cÁncer. esta maÑana nos confiesa como no baja los brazos. carlos: "dr. juan" en vivo entre estaremos

el reconocido chef josÉ andrés explica quequiere proteger a clientes y empleados ante el coronavirus.con los demÁs siempre cuando llegamos precauciones necesarias. albert martÍnez nos trae mÁs recomendaciones. albert: buenas iniciativas, de las cuando tenemos situaciones como esta porque sigue nevando. en california obligaron a cerrar la carretera cinco por culpa de la gran cantidad de nieve que se ha acumulado sobre el norte del estado en las montaÑas por encima de 2500 pies. va a seguir nevando en la zona del lago mamut hacia norte de sacramento. la nieve se concentra en la montaÑa. en san francisco estÁ ya vendo poco, al igual que san josÉ. en los angeles la cosa estÁ poco mÁs tranquila con algunos aguaceros puntuales y nada de lluvia. en las prÓximas horas en los Ángeles tendremos algo de precipitaciÓn, pero serÁ poca cosa.es en la costa central y norte donde se concentra esta lluvia y la nieve que sigue cayendo en las montaÑas. para que os hagÁis una idea, se puede acumular en california las montaÑas, y la lluvia en la costa serÁ anecdÓtica. en el este del paÍs lo que tenemos es

se vean abrumados, autoridades estÁn hakt ando el centro de convecciÓnes de san josÉ como centro temporal, vamos con andrÉsiones de santa clara, esto va a cambiar drÁsticamente los prÓximos dÍas, aqui vendrÁn personas que no tengan el virus covid-19. y es que aquellos que estÁn enfermos con el coronavirus van a seguir yendo a los hospitales existentes, pero con miras a quitar un poco la presiÓn en estos, y tratar de evitar que colapsen por la gran cantidad de gente que pudiera ingresar las prÓximas semanas, aquÍ atenderÁn a paciente que su se estÉn recuperando de una cirugÍa, por ejemplo, la capacidad serÁ 250 personas. el portavoz del sistema de emergencia del condado dice que el hospital serÁ utilizado de manera temporal pero ayudarÁ a los hospitales que atienden personas con el covid-19, precisamente por eso el constante llamado de las autoridades a quedarse en casa. de esta manera se evitan nuevos contagios y entonces se disminuye la posibilidad de que los hospitales colapsen por eso si queremos salir de esta crisis todos debemos de contribuir y quedarnos en casa, solo salir para lo mÁs esencial. lo ma

. >> reporter: andres quintero of san jose says his two school aged kids have been busy with classroomnline hangouts along with traditional worksheets. >> the packets of homework they've received are helpful because they give them some structure. >> reporter: they're part of the alum rock union school district. the superintendent says they sent home three weeks of material and are now shifting to planning through the academic year. >> we know we have at least 15 days' worth of flexible learning. now we can begin to see how is this going to be played out. >> reporter: all districts in the state are mandated to have those plans because it's not a vacation. >> learning needs to happen. and students need to keep on learning so that they're ready for the next school year. >> i know i keep going back to fourth grade as -- >> reporter: and some like sacred heart school in salinas are holding virtual classes on google and zoom where dozens of kids tune in to ask questions and see each other. governor newsom announced that all standardized testing is canceled, adding tonight the state is helpin

josé dio un paso más. >> hoy mostraron la primera pequeña vivienda instalada en el patio de una casa, andrés nos tiene lascualquier otra, desde la puerta se puede ver un jardín ordinario, pero adentro está la primera pequeña casa instalada en el patio de un hogar en la ciudad. es la solución que maneja san josé ante la problemática habitacional. >> no es la única solución. >> la casa costó $250,000, es pequeña pero tiene todas las comodidades. lo que tiene emocionadas a las autoridades es que es un proceso rápido, se puede obtener el permiso y el ayuntamiento en menos de 90 minutos, y la construcción tomó 12 semanas. el propietario es este hombre y dice que es una solución ideal, aunque quiere traer a un familiar a que viva aquí, a otros propietarios les puede servir de ingreso adicional, y a los residentes un lugar no muy costoso. el alcalde se mostró optimista de seguir encontrando soluciones a la problemática. con la aprobación de los votantes de la medida, se cobraría un impuesto de la vivienda de 2 billones de dólares. >> vamos a tener millones de dólares para construir más fácilmente. >> la ex jefa

andre senior, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the san jose sharks donating $300,000 to silicon valley and that money will help provide more than 600,000 meals. the food provider for s.a.p. center is also donating 2,000 pounds of food to martha's kitchen. >>> bart is now scaling back its operation after a week of dramatic declines in ridership. bart normally runs training from 5:00 a.m. to midnight. starting monday, trains will stop at 9:00 p.m. weekend service will also be scaled back. trains will run from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. bart said ridership is down nearly 90% from one month ago. valid transportation authority says passengers will be required to board buses through the back door away from the driver with no access to the fare box or the clipper card reader. front door boarding will only be allowed for passengers with special needs. >>> time is 4:39. in the north bay, transit service is changing during this crisis. smart trains will not run on weekends starting tomorrow. weekend service resumes on saturday, april 11th. while ridership is down, smart says there will be service on weekdays. a lo

andrés brender hablo con los residentes . >>> estoy nerviosa . >>> esta era la situación en un supermercado al este de san josé, no habían papas. >>> no hay nada. >>> qué más no han conseguido?. >>> no hay papel de baño, huevos. >>> cómo ve la situación ?. >>> parece que se va a acabar el mundo. >>> es que autoridades se vieron obligadas a tomar una drástica medida, la doctora dijo que todos deberán estar en sus hogares y mantenerse alejada seis pies de otra persona. >>> es una medida preventiva muy buena. >>> autoridades sí van a permitir a las personas ir a supermercados, farmacias y otros también restaurantes podrían dar comida pero solo para llevar a casa. >>> usted en qué trabaja?. >>> limpiando cass. >>> y le han dicho algo?. >>> no quieren que entremos para no conagiarnos. >>> el objetivo urgente es retrasar la propagación delvirus. >>> también supermercados y farmacias permanecerán abiertas, ahora vamos a ver el impacto en estas decisión , por eso hoy se espera discutir medidas para ayudar a estos negociantes y sobre la prevención . >>> a nivel federal el presidente donald trump quiere que su gobierno envíe cheques par

andrés nos acompaña en vivo con noticias dentro de esta pandemia, cuéntanos. >>> el coronavirus no ha parado detraernos noticias negativas pero los residentes de san josé tienenamos a regresar en dos minutos recuerde hay que mantener una distancia social para mantener la salud de su familia y de la del resto de la comunidad, que pasen buena tarde. ♪. ♪. ♪. este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >>> les saluda lorena domínguez . autoridades en san francisco a ser una primera muerte por coronavirus en un residente de unos 40 años que al parecer presentaba otras condiciones de salud. continúan aumentando los casos de covid 19 en el área de la bahía en el condado santa clara se confirmó 325 casos y tres muertes adicionales mien

andre, thank you. >>> the coronavirus glenda life of a homeless man in san jose.outh bay pastor says he saw it coming and today he joined volunteers to hand out supplies and share information about the coronavirus. the health department says it is actively working to ensure the health of the homeless population and san jose mayor sam liccardo says city, county, and state officials are looking to move some people to vacant hotels. >> of course, is all the congregation settings that homeless are there and can answer shelters. it is critical for us to disperse them. >> the mayor says another solution would be to accelerate the production and placement of tiny homes. >> you have no doubts in a long lines at grocery stores, empty shelves, and now some stores setting aside special hours for senior citizens to shop. >>> christina ridott reports, one small grocery store in the east bay is working with volunteers help the elderly get what they need to stay safe and healthy. >> went diablo flues, foods and lafayette opened a few years ago never thought they would be operati

residentes de san josé y es que el crimen ha disminuido, tenemos cobertura en equipo con información que usted requiere con el brote de coronavirus en el área de la bahía vamos en vivo con andrésandreas, qué cifras tienes ? >>> el coronavirus no solo ha cambiado nuestra vida cotidiana sino también parece haber influido en losíndices de criminalidad, aquí una cifra que nos dio la policía en un correo electrónico para que vean cómo ha cambiado en tan solo una semana les cuento que, desde que inició este encierro preventivo que han venido ordenando las autoridades que crimen bajo aproximadamente en un 44%en este renglón, las violaciones disminuyeron en un 72% y los robos en casi un 56% estos datos corresponden a la semana de entre el 15 y 21 de marzo de este año comparado con las mismas fechas del año pasado . >>> estamos preocupados de que no hay muchas personas en un lugar >>> autoridades nos dijeron que esto se debe a un aumento en el patrullaje o por el coronavirus que ha obligado a miles de personas a resguardarse en sus hogares y a cientos de miles de negocios a cerrar sus puertas lo cierto es que, el crimen ha bajado y puede ser probablemente por las medidas que han implem

josÉ marÍa ya habian tomado una decisiÓn. >> asÍ es sandarti, pero tenemos que felicitar a alguien de la casa andrÉs cantor porque ha sido nominado se lo pueden perder hoy a la medianoche "quÉ momento" >> andrÉs cantor, merecida nominaciÓn, pero bueno vamos a escuchar esto. >> la victoria mÁs sorprendente de mÉxico, pero la calma llegÓ, despuÉs de una fuerte tormenta. >> el mexicano deberÍa creer un poco mÁs en el mexicano. >> ¿q"quÉ momento," la final dorada viernes por telemundo. >> este momento serÁ imperdible, frederik y ya lo saben, el compromiso todas las noches es con exatlÓn estados unidos, en horario especial de lunes a viernes y domingos de eliminaciÓn, este domingo por cierto no habrÁ eliminaciÓn. >> ya quiero que sepas que estoy preparado para lo que viene hoy en exatlÓn estados unidos, el Último circuito lo ganaron los azules, mejor dicho no lo ganaron los azules, sino que dennhi callu ganÓ su medalla y nate burkhalter ganÓ su medalla ya estoy preparado. >> ahÍ estÁs con el emblema frederik un abrazo, pero bueno vamos a ver un avance adelante. >> claro que sÍ. >> hoy chicos van a pelear en este circuito de hierro por