hit it onhink lara the head with her question.ng it in the actual jobs numbers yet, we are continuing to see double-digit growth for the 36th straight month on the consumer side. it continues to be a candidate market. of companies are saying that their employees are stranded from work in some way, which is going to have material impact on productivity. the other aspect we are seeing that is really going to get hit that is just starting to come into focus now is really the hourly worker segment, where they don't have an alternative work from home option. the interesting thing is we are getting a lot more inbound from clients that are willing to use our visit io interviewing tools -- our video interviewing tools and wanting to access our remote technology to keep the candidate hiring moving. lara: i think that is something that is going to be a really fascinating shift as this all plays out in the quarters ahead. we are seeing things like telemedicine exploding come of the way that people are doing conferences growing so much. do yo

Óscar lara: sí, movimiento al ritmo de la música, sí.pre, siempre estamos juntos, donde va uno, vamos todos; donde come uno, comemos todos. este, siempre, pues nos divertimos juntos, y más cuando trabajamos, que estamos tocando, este, nos divertimos bastante, para hacer feliz a la gente esa noche, aunque sea las horas que tocamos, pero intentamos hacer feliz a aquella persona que va a vernos. damián trujillo: lo hacen cada vez, bueno. de veramente una leyenda musical aquí en comunidad del valle, los tigres del norte, regresamos con más con los ídolos del pueblo. [música] ♪ pedro y pablo eran hermanos y amigos inseparables. ♪ damián trujillo: los tigres del norte aquí en comunidad del valle, qué gran honor tenerlos aquí. hablamos un poco de esto anteriormente, don jorge, pero hay ocasiones en que ustedes cantan una canción y siente aquel coraje por las palabras que están cantando, sabiendo lo que está pasando en este país con los inmigrantes. jorge hernández: sí, hay canciones que te traen recuerdos muy fuertes, especialmente, cuando uno

across the bay area of so santa lara county. house the most most cases with 48 confirmed cases followed by 14 and san francisco, the there's san mateo county it has 9 cases and solano county has 8 sonoma and alameda counties both have 3 confirmed cases marin county so far has n. well over in san jose 3 airport workrs ve tested positive for coronavirus care and all tsa employees who came in contact with them are in quarantine now at home screening checkpoints remain open. the ey is worng with he cdc and health officials to make sure that all employees and travelers e safe. well in a los almitos elementary school in southern us analysts say it ll be open today despite what the distrt is calling a member of the extended school communittesting positive for coronavirus now this is not a student teacher or staff mber.the school is being deep cleaned and and you know

lara, lara, be careful because you're doing "pop news" from home., i am in my kitchen reporting live. behind me you can probably see coco. it has been a little bit of a -- well, a zoo if you will. but lots of good news to share with you so let's get right to it. we're going to start with tom hanks and rita wilson officially back in the usa this morning, back from australia where they where they were quarantined for more than two weeks. hanks sharing the good news over the weekend writing many, many thanks to everyone in australia who looked after us. their care and guidance made possible our return to the usa and many, many thanks to all of you who reached out with well wishes. the pair shared that they had tested positive for covid-19 on march 12th while hanks was there shooting a movie in which he will play the real-life manager of elvis presley. that movie of course has been postponed, though they will continue to shelter in place and social distance while they are back here in the u.s. >>> also popping this morning, you guys -- you should see wh

Óscar lara: sí, movimiento al ritmo de la música, sí.de come uno, comemos todos. este, siempre, pues nos divertimos juntos, y más cuando trabajamos, que estamos tocando, este, nos divertimos bastante, para hacer feliz a la gente esa noche, aunque sea las horas que tocamos, pero intentamos hacer feliz a aquella persona que va a vernos. damián trujillo: lo hacen cada vez, bueno. de veramente una leyenda musical aquí en comunidad del valle, los tigres del norte, regresamos con más con los ídolos del pueblo. locutor:propagación decotidianas paenfermedades respiratorias. lávese las manos. evite el contacto cercano con las personas enfermas. evite tocarse los ojos, la nariz y la boca. quédese en casa cuando esté enfermo. cúbrase al toser o estornudar. limpie y desinfecte de manera frecuente los objetos que toca. para obtener más información, visite cdc.gov/covid19. este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. [música] ♪ pedro y pablo eran hermanos y amigos inseparables. ♪ damián trujillo: los tigres

good morning again, lara.t had a ride-through attraction. imagineers have been pouring themselves into this creation for years and the wait is worth it. here at walt disney world's hollywood studios, you can step into a galaxy far, far away, go to infinity and beyond, even journey into the twilight zone but now a new ride is coming to the park. taking you right into the house of mouse. >> enjoy. >> reporter: so we're outside the iconic chinese theater and we're going to get a sneak peek at mickey and minnie's runaway railway. for so long we've invited mickey into our world, but now it's time to explore his. come on. ♪ we've never really gone into mickey's world. we don't know what it looks like outside of the shorts. >> we're going into that shorts cartoon world. >> before we even get on the ride we come in here to the auditorium, watch a short and it kind of sets up what's going to happen. ♪ good times are here to stay >> we come in here to see "perfect picnic" where they're packing up for the perfect day in

, on her phone, lara lara. put into this. >> i drew all of the artwork. over two years to do all the hartwork. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> normally $24. today they are slashed in half, $12 for your personalized towel. [ applause ] >> great deal. >> thank you. >> all right. so what is the deal here? we are so excited about this. these colors are beautiful. >> thank you. yes. >> we have the video that started it all. >> if you have discoloration on your chin or anywhere else it can go anywhere. >> neutralization that this does -- >> what does this do. >> basically one stick that makes sure your dark circles are gone. apply it, put your foundation on as normal and disappear. >> this dark red, she's got it on. you wouldn't know it because her skin looks flawless because of the red tint. it's like magic. magic in a pencil. >> i'm not going to lie. i put this on my lips before the show. >> also doubles as a multistick for your eyes, cheeks and lips for every day. >> the colors beautiful. normally $24 slashed in half, $1

with me now fox 2020 campaign lara trump live with me in your, it is so exciting. we talk to each other and it's so great to see you. >> great to be with you. >> what a weekend, the campaign news just in the last 24 hours, i don't want to waste your time or t the audience talking about tom steyer dropping out, i think the campaign was an expensive joke and we can move on from that. tonight pete buttigieg popping out of the race. >> i don't think we've seen the end of mayor pete, it'll be interesting to see what he does now but it has to be hard when you're a newcomer to this kind of thing with the big political scene and youou have michael bloomberg, with hundreds of millions of dollars dumping into. it has to be tough but you have more characters to get through to see who donald trump over and against. but we wishh them well. >> i think he's conducted himself in a decent way and i think people think he's a decent guy. >> the only problem he had, there was nothing he was running except beating donald trump. >> and so many of these people are. >> the other big news,

lara? >>> thank you. save me one.h. it stars the first ever african-american lead in a pixar film, jamie foxx. he's even going to introduce the never before seen trailer right now. take it away, jamie. >> good morning, america. here's the first look at our trailer for our new movie "soul" coming out this summer. >> today started out as the best day of my life. >> yes. woo hoo! i got the gig. what is this place? >> must have been sudden for you. >> whoa! oh my god. oh my god. ah! huh? >> is this heaven? >> no. it's the great before. this is where new souls get their personalities, quirks and interests before they go to earth. >> meet 22. >> i don't want to go to earth. >> stop fighting this. >> i don't wanna. >> i already know everything about earth and i don't want anything to do with it. >> you're missing out on the joys of life like pizza. we can't -- we can't taste here? >> all that stuff is in your body. >> no smell, no taste. >> or touch. see? ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music i

lara joined me ealier from queenstown to tell me more about her situation.a stage three lockdown announced yesterday which means all non—essential businesses are shutting down and by the end of tomorrow we will be in full lockdown so what's that one is severely limited even domestic flights, those that haven't yet been cancelled have built up. there is actually no route that satisfies current immigration laws to be able to exit new zealand, transit through a hub, which is the issue and make it home to the uk so the situation is pretty dire currently, if you're a british national trying to get back home. and do you put this shout out to other british nationals to see if there is anyone else in your position and there are lots of people in your position. just how eye—opening has that been? it's unbelievable, honestly. i first made the post around midnight when i was waiting to hear about the fourth flight i'd been booked onto and singapore announced they were closing their borders and i noticed on the facebook pages it was blowing up with people specifically f

think we will all at some point probably come in contact with somebody has he had it. >> martha: lara trump, be well and thank you very much for being here. good to see you tonight. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: so when we come back, more on the breaking news at the white house within the last hour. the trump administration updating the american people on their response to the coronavirus outbreak and what it plans to do about the enormous economic fallout that we saw today on wall street. so many companies affected. stay tuned. we'll be right back from dearborn, michigan. ♪ it's surprising how the bigger a city gets... the smaller it starts to feel. which makes it even more surprising, how big it feels in here. with sliding rear seats... and more available second row legroom than say... a chevy suburban. this is the completely reimagined 2020 ford escape. i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to hel

british national lara suleyman is among those stuck in new zealand.able to get flights home to contact her. in just a few days she has had more than a thousand reponses and is calling for the british government to step in and help bring them home. lara joins me now from queenstown on new zealand's south island. currently here in new zealand, we are in a stage three lockdown announced yesterday which means all non—essential businesses are shutting down and by the end of tomorrow we will be in full lockdown so what's that one is severely limited even domestic flights, those that haven't yet been cancelled have built up. main issue the moment is that there issue the moment is that there is actually no route that satisfies current immigration laws to be able to exit new zealand, transit through a hub, which is the issue and make it home to the uk so the situation is pretty dire currently, if you're a british national trying to get back home. and you put this shout out to other british nationals to see if there is anyone else in your position and there are

and one of those people is lara wolfson.people who contracted this virus after attending a medical conference in boston in late february. and now, three weeks after her first symptoms appeared, she has pretty much fully recovered, and she's joining us now to talk about this. laura, you look health, but i'll tell you, we've had a lot of folks on who are recovering from this who say they can still feel just how tough it's been to go through this. walk us through how you feel now and how this all began for you. >> yeah, hi. i'm feeling great now. i feel back to my old self, and i don't have any lingering symptoms. but over the course of the last two weeks is probably the sickest i've ever been in my life. it started with just a really little dry cough that i didn't think very much of. about almost a week after exposure at the conference and then a couple days after that, the cough disappeared, but i could tell i was coming down with something. it's just those early stages when you get sick, when you think to yourself, eh, maybe

to see not often visits her sister lara who looks after her youngest daughter was a lean window see now has a long day. was need a yes she's always been very committed to her work from the start. the whole what was it like for me and i'm at the most like her children's mother yeah she's that part of the though she's missed many important moments in her daughters' lives and this and larry that this was the house is gone. and she's not here most of the char you're. still there. i'm sad because i know that something happened to her that i'm. because i know that she's not safe when she's working. grow up. here but i think she's always very strong she doesn't always show her feelings so that we don't feel burdened that my family and i think that what she's doing is a very good one. and yes it is and it will pass in front of me i know there are always worried about me which outlet is moving to hear it so you know that is his mission and they talk at the end. i think the mother is an example for. what has to be don that has to be. 100 percent in a bit extra on top of that ok yes yes this is a

joyce and lara, thanks so much.ave brent funding -- afterussia.er oil this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: while heading for its biggest drop since the gulf war in 1991. punching 31% after the break plunging 31% after the break down in talks between saudi arabia and russia. deal ends inc april -- sarah emerson joins me. your take away and how oil moves forward from here? sarah: my takeaway is the surprise from last week is not the russian decision but the saudi decision. they gave russia a quid pro quo. russia said no. saudi said "we are going to show you." i think we are headed lawyer -- lower than today's price. right now the price is reacting to things that are in the works -- more run -- more russian crude, more saudi crude. as inventories grow and they try to sell this crude into a weak demand, those inventories will encourage lower prices. alix: current month prices will -- they will put oil in the storage to incentivize them to sell it later. how deep could that be? in thewe have had times password has been a couple of

the scene often visits her sister lara who looks after her youngest daughter chose a lean window scene or has a long day. was made 8 years she's always been very committed to her work from the start. the whole what was it like for me and i'm part of the most like a children's mother. better the she's missed many important moments in her daughters' lives than this and larry that this was the house is gone. and she's not here most of the time you're. still there. i'm sad because i know that something can happen to her. because i know that she's not safe when she's working. she's always very strong she doesn't always show her feelings so that we don't feel burdened by that love them and i think that what she's doing is a very good one in the libya. yes it is notable both seem to bother me i know they're always worried about me but it's moving to hear it so you know i think this is me motion and they look at the end and i think the mother is an example for. what has to be don that has to be. 100 percent in a bit extra on top of that ok yes yes this is a long ways given 100 percent and 100

and lara has been investigating. this coronavirus seems to have shaken up life as we know it.inue to spread. but how far and fast that is going to happen and what we are going to do about it are still in question. so could artificial intelligence play a vital part in providing some answers and maybe even improving the outcome? ai had an important role in the initial understanding of this outbreak. canadian specialists blue dot deals with global epidemic intelligence. and identified very early on that something was amiss through a combination of medical and airline data. we were one of the first groups in the world that identified this outbreak. this was back actually on new year's eve day, the morning of december 31, the machine learning algorithms that we developed had picked up information and in chinese of a pneumonia, it wasn't known to be a coronavirus, of unknown cause, centred around this market in wuhan. when it was presented to our team, we recognised there were parallels to the sars outbreak 17 years earlier so we knew immediately that there was some historic paralle

george and lara, your kids are going to like this one.. he's on his own and dropped his latest solo album called "heartbreak weather" on friday. critics are calling it the closest thing to a one direction album since the band split. that is a compliment. this seems like a great excuse to get that dance party started at home. a little school work, a little work, a little dance party afterwards. got the whole family covered. >> that's a great recommendation. >> yes, yes. go check it out. this is for all you reality tv junkies like my girl lara spencer. i know you've been binge watching a show lately. we've been talking about it. what is that? >> it's called "love is blind." have you guys heard about it? omg. >> don't touch your face! >> sorry. purell, please. guys, this is the perfect binge. it's like "bachelor" meets "married at first sight," "say yes to the dress." it's a bunch of singles. they date without ever seeing each other to test the theory could love possibly be blind. you need to see this to believe it. they have these dates in

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home of the brave, and we beat back every evil, faced depressions, world wars, we will beat this, larank you, sean. yes, here are some of the facts about the coronavirus today. you were right. italy has taken over from china at the epicenter of the virus. and at this point commit announced the death toll there has reached 3,405, which is a number that far surpasses china. all of those deaths in the highest risk category. he was in the highest risk category? the elderly, sean. most of the people who died were 80 years old and above and according to the health officials, they also had existing, pre-existing medical conditions which made them vulnerable to the virus. although the news from italy is bad, there is still more than 90% chance of surviving the coronavirus in the italy. you have 91% chance of surviving it there. in the u.s., 98.5%. and related numbers from johns hopkins. while italy has taken over at the epicenter of the virus, the situation in china appears to have improved drastically. last week, china's state media reported only hospitals closed because of lack of patience.

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thank you, lara. >>> we're going to move on to our "gma" cover story now.ring this challenging time from all across the country. a local charity in new york called rescuing families realized they had supplies to help first responders on the front lines, and you know what, they stepped into action. this tiny but mighty group making a huge difference in less than two weeks. >> and this is where we've been sorting. >> professional contractors gina and vincent santoro started rescuing families, inc, a nonprofit charity that remodels homes for the disabled on long island, new york. when covid-19 hit the area, construction for the charity and their business stopped. >> we've been wondering what we we do to help out? i found two storage bins of 275 n-95 masks. i said we have to donate these masks for the people on the front line that need them. >> reporter: so the couple along with gina's brother michael got to work posting pictures of the masks on facebook and spreading the word. within hours they had over 1,300 shares and thousands of requests for help from acro

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that is what lara bin yenty was hoping to accomplish when she posted this video. >> this may seem sillyof high schools will have their musicals so if would you like to sing a song that you are not going to get to sing now, and tag me. >> that prompted thousands of responses from the little mermaid, hamilton and annie just to name a few contributors. ♪ i want to see ♪ want to see them dancing ♪ walking around on those -- what do you call them? ♪ you know what to say ♪ some women are dripping with pearls ♪ lucky, lucky me, look at what i'm dripping with. >> lara's hashtag sunshine songs is turned into what she called the world's biggest musical. even tone award winner lin-manuel miranda tweeted i'm watching too. a potential $1 trillion bailout is in the works but could anything calm the volatile market? we'll go live to the new york stock exchange next. stay with us. got the office birthday blues? break the cycle with a gift from edible. give our fruit flowers bouquet, with fresh strawberries and pineapple daisies, for just $29.99. ...make office birthdays fruitful. make every day edible.

>>going to happen next lara lucharon but is already experiencing it for the last 8 a housekeeper at san worked as francisco's marriott marquis now her 40 hour work week has been cut to 0 and she fears her health benefits may disappear next. >>i'm a single mom and i have 3 key it's sied on the ones providing for them. this land nd that ensures about what's happening because i really don't know how long this we turn asked business leaders say whenever this ends the state will have to play a role in getting businesses both large and small rolling again. >>and that likely means low interest or no interest loans. >>because mind. the star it's a business is already been drained of its cash. and doesn't necessarily have the opposition to be able to go into the private market to get the support to start up again, you know i think the government's going to have to play or you know some rules that either making guaranteeing them and those kinds of things that make you making capital available very readily and it's a scale is going to matter. >>and sent just how long this lasts that is a question

that was lara, and robots are not the only machines that have been enlisted into the fight against covide, as danny vincent reports from hong kong. governments around the world have been experimenting on how to incorporate drones to mitigate against the coronavirus. during the outbreak in china, the government deployed drones to warn people off of the streets, sometimes by following them all the way home. chinese companies are the world leaders in drone technology but their use in this pandemic has gone worldwide. it has also raised questions about privacy and state surveillance. here in hong kong, the government encourages us to work from home. i conducted these interviews remotely, over the internet. i have also self—isolated during these turbulent times. in south korea, the local government has been working with the drone company dji to disinfect the streets of seongnam, a city half an hour outside of the capital. south korea has been praised for its response to covid—19. they have adapted drones used for agriculture to spray disinfectant from the sky. they call this "drone quarantine

and lara has been investigating. this coronavirus seems to have shaken up life as we know it.inue to spread. but how far and fast that is going to happen and what we are going to do about it are still in question. so could artificial intelligence play a vital part in providing some answers and maybe even improving the outcome? ai had an important role in the initial understanding of this outbreak. canadian specialists blue dot deals with global epidemic intelligence and identified very early on that something was amiss through a combination of medical and airline data. we were one of the first groups in the world that identified this outbreak. this was back actually on new year's eve day, the morning of december 31, the machine learning algorithms that we developed had picked up information in chinese of a pneumonia, it wasn't known to be a coronavirus, of unknown cause, centred around this market in wuhan. when it was presented to our team, we recognised there were parallels to the sars outbreak 17 years earlier so we knew immediately that there were some historic parallels h

this is from lara bennett, a mother's day question really.s, cards or presence outside front door so that mothers can collect them if no one is around? it's so difficult with it being mother's day, we all have to adjust. studies are coming out about how long the coronavirus can stay on surfaces, things like cardboard. a study is yet to be peer—reviewed. it is said it may stay on cardboard for up is said it may stay on cardboard for up to 2a hours. it is so hard, you wa nt to up to 2a hours. it is so hard, you want to do something for mother's day, you want to give her a present. just be very mindful of that. the best thing to do is nothing at all and stay—at—home and facetime them but i understand that's hard and if you have to do something on the doorstep —— leave something, make it clea n, doorstep —— leave something, make it clean, disinfect everything but it's not completely full proof and it's important that people know that. the prime minister said the best present to give your mother is not to see her on mother's day! peter, this is fr

that was lara with a reminder there are other conditions which also need managing. lest we forget.gether to help us all to get through the covid—19 outbreak. we have a different tale now of how tech can — in small ways — help chip away at poverty and hunger. david reed has been to mumbai to see an app which is co—ordinating free food to the city's poor. mumbai's dabbawalas mastered food delivery almost a century before mobile phones and apps were even invented. they've been studied my business schools and featured in movies. now they're among the lead actors in another story centring on an app to feed mumbai's hungry. a fascinating enough tale on its own, but for the extraordinary life stories of the other people behind the app. i met up with navin, who eight years ago had an appalling car accident in hong kong. i had a crash and i didn't even know i had a crash. he lingered in a coma for months. when he finally woke up, his outlook on life had changed. after spending five months in the hospital, i was given the chance to live again. and i had to ask myself the question, "what is t

british national lara suleyman is among those stuck in new zealand, she posted on social media askingme, to contact her. in just a few days she has had more than a thousand reponses and is calling for the british government to step in and help bring them home. there is actually no route that satisfies current immigration laws to be able to exit new zealand, transit through a hub, which is the issue and make it home to the uk so the situation is pretty dire currently, if you're a british national trying to get back home. and do you put this shout out to other british nationals to see if there is anyone else in your position. just how eye—opening has that been? it's unbelievable, honestly. i first made the post around midnight when i was waiting to hear about the fourth flight been booked onto and singapore announced they were closing their borders and i noticed on the facebook pages it was blowing up with people specifically from the uk saying, how many routes are left out of the country, so i thought i'd put the feelers out. i thought there'd be quite a few, but not over 1000 and curr

lara lewington has been to meet someone who's using something a little bit more advanced than a smartwatch. he's had a tiny computer inserted into his heart. around 26 million people worldwide are suffering from heart failure, where the heart is struggling to pump blood around the body. for some time now technology has been used to keep track of heart conditions. so, i've come here to hammersmith hospital, where an innovative procedure is being carried out. 71—year—old retiree andrew lives with heart failure, requiring precise medication to keep him well. what's stopping you? is it breathlessness or is a pain in the chest? well, it's breathlessness. but it's not like a fit person's breathlessness. i was having a monthly appointment with consultants. and, of course, with walking it's always a problem, because wards are a quite long way apart. i can walk 15 yards and then i have to pause and gather breath. today, though, andrew's having a tiny microcomputer inserted into his heart. what we want to offer you is a device that will sitjust on here that's able to monitor the pressure in the left

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