. >> i'm lauri caron.2005, i inherited an exotic zoo-type wildlife sanctuary from my husband and continues to be wild every single day. [ lion roars ] [ birds chirping ] >> hi, lauri. >> hi. >> i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you, jamie. >> great to meet you, too, at this animal retirement home? >> yes, it's pretty much like a nursing home/retirement village. >> we're not talking about kitty cats or puppies. i heard a roar already. can i take a look? >> absolutely. come on. >> as lauri gives me a behind-the-scenes tour, i catch a glimpse of the 100-plus creatures that currently live at the octagon wildlife sanctuary. [ lion growls ] clearly, the sound of feeding day... >> yes. >> ...in the air. >> yes, absolutely. >> lauri tells me every animal here is a rescue, at one time abused or abandoned, that would otherwise be euthanized. animals like lily, a black leopard saved from a closed-down breeding zoo, are given a second lease on life. >> look at her eyes. she's beautiful. >> isn't she beautiful? [ black leopar

laurie: okay.t part of this whole thing is the lack of being able to take responsibility. ♪ laurie: you know what? i'm not gonna be blamed here. lacey: i'm not blaming you. we're just telling you we care. you're telling us that we don't care. laurie: i'm -- i'm done. lemonis: no, no, no. i'm here. i'm -- i'm -- please. ♪ i gave you $5,000 to sponsor your event. where's my signage? how about, like, a banner? nothing! have you heard? for the first time ever. you can watch the brand new "trolls world tour" movie... wait for it. at home. what? -what? ooh! [ gasping ] what a troll. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lawyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. y

laurie: we've taken a lot of steps within the jail. we're always looking for additional things that we can do. stephen: sheriff smith said her department is trying to reduce the number of inmates in her jails to increase social distancing, but she says she's only willing to go so far. laurie: i don't want to risk the public, i don't support any early releases other than those that may be extremely medically fragile. stephen: as for those n-95 masks, the sheriff conceded there was a delay, but says it's an issue hardly limited to her department. laurie: like other agencies and like even healthcare workers, there was a delay in getting them. but we put in the requests very, very early and got them very early. i wouldn't say early enough, that is very true. stephen: now that covid-19 is already inside the jail, officers worry about it spreading further. male: if it gets loose in there, we're inside of a contained box. where are we going? stephen: the sheriff has reduced the inmate population at the jails by a little more than 20% since th

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was in the sketch at dress. >> yes >> seth: hugh laurie had to -- i'll be playing hugh laurie in theetch that i believe did air. >> seth: yeah. >> this did not. >> seth: yeah. >> where he sang a song and, like, played a harmonica or something. and for some reason at dress, the only way they could do the rundown was for it to be right after "wanna come with." >> seth: yeah. >> so you may notice when we re-enact the sketch that hugh laurie abruptly leaves in the middle of the sketch his character is just like, "i'm out. and i think -- i think that's the reason it didn't make it >> seth: really? well, i'm so glad it's getting a second chance tonight. "wanna come with." >> okay. >> seth: the other thing that's super irritating to me and i hated when you wrote this sketch, is that you keep referring to the bathroom as "the head. >> yeah. >> seth: which nobody says >> well, this guy does [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> also, andy did. over and over and over week after week to us in our office until finally we were like, "just write it get it out of your system. you're clearly auditioning fo

at some point we have these tests that laurie is talking about. is it practical that at some point we are able to test 100% of the population for either the pcr or antibodies to be able to determine who is safe to go back to work and if we had all those metrics, could we have a serious discussion how we get back to work in america? >> well, we certainly would be a heck of a lot closer to being able to make that determination. i completely agree with laurie we're so far behind in terms of both kinds of testing and we will need both kinds of testing. sorry to say to that, those tests that may be negative, you know, today, may not be negative in a week or two. we have to figure out systems for tracking people with symptoms, retesting them, if necessary. there's not going to be any single passport that says i'm completely fine going forward forever. that's not going to be happening. for people in charge of workplaces or schools, they're going to need a lot of guidance and direction and protocols for how we're going to manage a return that is going to

me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now i'm found ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >> and our thanks to nurse lauriethe sound, indeed. thank you to all the doctors, nurses paramedics and everyone on the front lines out there. we need you. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] daly: the final night of the battles starts right now. i cannot wait to use my sa

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me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now i'm found ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >> and our thanks to nurse lauriethe sound, indeed. thank you to all the doctors, nurses paramedics and everyone on the front lines out there. we need you. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other >> kelly: hey, what's up, y'all, here in montana hanging out. we have a new show for you today. we shot this before social distancing was a thing. people are like, why are you doing shows? we tape to these a while back. today we have matt leblanc and bellamy young. we are highlighting new york city, which i could not pick a better city to highlight right now, just because they are probably getting hit the hardest by the pandemic. we want to say a shout out to all of your new yorkers. our hearts are with you. we are praying for y'all, especially the people on the front lines. the medical people putting their lives on the line for us. thank you so much. we are highlighting y'all today in the show. but this was shot a few weeks back. so y'all, enjoy the show. ♪ ♪ i heard he sang a lull

a nurse on the front lines lifting spirits during a shift change at a hospital in michigan nurse laurieie key inspiring her colleagues and us. ♪ how the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >> and our thanks to nurse laurie marie key, how sweet the sound, indeed. thank you to all the doctors, nurses paramedics and everyone on the front lines out there. we need you. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other >>> free rent for up to three months. the proposal to help people get through this outbreak. it's getting a lot of push back for landlords. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> jessica aguirre is also with us working from home. jessica? >>> you know, san francisco is suffering staggering losses. not in a technology sector which it is, but the snub one industry which is tourism, 55 hotels are shut down completely. 200 are still open, 100,000 hospitality workers simply aren't getting a pie check. coming up i'll talk to an industry expert about what it's going to take to bring to

thank you, laurie. that was a wonderfully comprehensive overview of everything that's considered here. if you could stay up for just a second. commissioners, do you have any questions for laurie? >> are we asking them now? >> after each presentation, we'll have a couple of minutes if you want to ask some questions. >> i just have a chicken and egg questions. and i think i'm the only small business operator that has a restaurant within the space so this is something i've thought a lot about. you mentioned very well all of f the things that made it harder on the revenue side. i wonder if you think, also, the kind of very short-term increase in the trends that people have in terms of how they eat, having food delivered to them, have been a large stressor and i'm trying to figure out, is part of the squeeze that so many people are using these apps? >> yes. >> so now you're using the apps to get more revenue because of the squeeze? >> i'm not sure what drives the behaviour, but we know for sure that the mill

now, reverend laurie's church will stream good friday and easter sunday services on facebook and zoom and abc7 news we know so many of you won't get to the churches and celebrate in person. we will be streaming easter sunday celebration live on tv on all of our digital platforms. you can catch that at 11:00 a.m. on sunday. sit back, relax and enjoy the service. go on that easter egg hunt with those painted eggs. we have to switch it up these days. reporting from home, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> eggs, rocks, whatever you got these days. that will work. all right, julian, thank >>> noe' talbo some thdell fro globa virus is closing i 10000 people w1.6 io confirmed covid-19. this morning, the says the wo should be prepared for the worst economic fallout since the great depression because of coronavirus. california now has more than 20,000 confirmed cases with more than 500 deaths. the bay area and santa cruz county eclipsed 4,500 positive tests and at least 119 people have lost their lives. >>> a group of activists, attorneys and public defenders are calling for the release of all inma

where is the flaw in the plan here, laurie? in september of 2018 administration received detailed plans for a new machine for instance that would turn out millions of protective masks at high speed during a pandemic. h.h hhs didn't move forward. everything has a cost analysis associated with it but it does appear now in hindsight this administration did turn down several opportunities for pandemic preparedness. >> yes, absolutely. i mean, but, first to be fair, every president has had greater concern about pandemic preparedness in a time when there was an active epidemic and then, you know, as the epidemic goes away, the interest, the money, the concern goes away. what we're dealing with now is the kind of scale of pandemic threat, the potential loss of life globally and for many months, i would argue three years a trama that will aif he can -- affect one part of the world after another after another and the decisions made over the last 25, 30 years by one president after good, in particular by the current president in the last

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it's been fantastic. >> laurie, it's anthony.ries to the elderly. how does doing something like that, helping other people, help your own state of this time there is deep rooted dislike of the president, sanders expected to make a strong push for his supporters to back biden. we will see. remember the two of them have maintained a cordial relationship throughout this campaign. they are friendly. they didn't serve that long together in the senate, because sanders had gotten there about two years before biden became vice president but throughout this campaign they managed to keep it aboveboard, it never got personal between them. they have some significant ideological disagreements, but they understand what the ultimate goal is for democrats, which is to retake the white house, but the fact that this comes now, is a signal that sanders has seen the math, seen the delegate estimates give biden more than 1,100. sanders just 865, the ultimate nominee needs 991 to win. at this point we can call biden the presumptive nominee. it will ta

laurie santos is a psychology professor at yale university she created the most popular course in yale'sbehind the happiness lab podcast, teaches an online cast, the science of well being, more than a million people have enrolled in just the past few weeks laurie, good morning. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> i've got to tell you we need you right now and i was riding into work this morning and listening to your happiness podcast and i started feeling better i got to thinking, like, there are -- there are times when we need to alter our mood but there are also real world things out there. we talked about unemployment numbers, people battling with not having work and wondering about paying bills how can we elevate our mood when these things are happening around us? >> i think this is critical. we need to validate the fact that this is an awful and incredibly stressful time. as science gives us things to do to fight the virus, you can wash your hands and so on, there are other things we can do to take care of our mood, even in a scary time like this. >> we'll get to those five tips

. >>> i want to turn to one of the best science journalists in the country, laurie garret. pulitzer prize-winner who has been tracking and covering this virus from the beginning. she joins me now by fine. i want to start with this idea of where we are in this trajectory and i genuinely hate coming on this show to say to people like we're a long way away. there's a long way to go but i do worry a gap opened up between expectations being set by the white house and political leadership and what public health experts and epidemiologists are saying where we are in this. >> chris, first of all apologies for not being on camera and happy to be back with you. yes, we have a very long way to go and, you know, everybody's event horizon they're looking at right now is just, when can i get out of my apartment? when can i go to a football game? what's real in terms of virus is two years, three years, way down the road and look what is happening in china. a second giant epidemic is emerging in the far north near the russian border. we see resurgence of virus after everything proper was d

lorenzo manor elementary families in need by making ing care packages filled with groceries when laurieosted an online photo of the greries. she says she got it big immediate response from her community. she says people began sending her money through venmo and asking how hey could help. you can ot life somebody making a difference in your community we have a section on our website called kron 4 heroes st to have to fill oua quick form let us know about your nomination and you can find the page on kron dot com. that wraps up kron 4 news our coveragof the coronavirus pandemic continues. health officers from 6 bay area counties will annonce extensions to the shelter in place later this week. but the n francisco mayor had tosay today kr >>from station. your ws at

now, we spoke to reverend laurie manning of skyline church in oakland that reminds us what we are doing right now, sheltering in place, is an act of love and sacrifice and that's what the easter holiday is truly all about. >> it doesn't matter who you are. we are connecting. just because social distancing is in place and social events are in place. love has not been canceled and we need love more than ever now. we need each other. >> love isn't canceled and neither are services. now, reverend laurie's church like so many others will be streaming good friday and easter sunday servisnfou can't get out and shelter in place doing the right things. abc7 news will stream the church memorial celebration happening at 11:00 a.m. on sunday. it will be on tv and all of our digital platforms. hang out and shelter in place and just stream that easter sunday service. for now reporting from home, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> now an abc 7 news live update. >> from the live desk. british prime minister boris johnson is out of the intensive care unit after being hospitalized for complications from coron

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the hope is that cafe is like laurie's will be able to bounce back.of whom already live a precarious existence, the worst could be still to come stop it is a fragile supply chains. once broken, they could take months if not yea rs they could take months if not years to rebuild. what that means is we will have two change our crops, sell our farms, or even go into bankruptcy. as with so many aspects of this pandemic, it is often the poorest people around the world who will be worst hit. this is bbc news and these are the latest headlines: the uk prime minister is set to discuss how the coronavirus lockdown can be eased — but he's unlikely to set out a timetable. the senior white house health advisor says there's been positive data from us trials ofan anti—viraldrug, for treating covid—19. as the coronavirus outbreak sweeps across the us, it's killed black americans at a disproportionate rate. in albany, georgia, decades of poverty and economic inequality are threatening an entire generation of african americans. chelsea bailey from the bbc‘s online team

. >> take australian youtuber laurie shaw, he decided to spend a whole day, 24 hours, treading water in his pool. he had to stay afloat without touching the bottom or sides. after five minutes of doing laps, he realized he was tired. at the six-hour mark, he announced it was the stupidest thing he had ever done and stopped 23 minutes later. i remember doing that as a kid. that was part of the fun of summer, you come up with dumb pool games. >> so wait, he was like, i want to wade water here for 24 hours? i'm going to do it, i'm going to do it. and then he was like, after six hours, he was like, this is stupid, i'm done. >> because it wasn't like a guinness world record or any kind of record, it was just like, let me do this. >> apparently the current record is 18 hours. >> i guess it was, just kidding. >> i don't know if he was trying to do a guinness world record, he was just like, let me try this. he didn't have anybody there to certify it or anything like that, but it would have been a waste of time because he quit. >> at least he worked out. >> yeah, at least. >>> coming up, exac

pete: laurie how is morale?'re doing tough work. how are the doctors and nurses doing? >> we're trying to keep our head up, we don't know how exactly the shift is going to begin or how it's going to end, so that's why we have these huddles to get us in the right frame of mind and to reiterate why we're here and what we are here to do for our patients, so again we just got to remain strong at the frontline because those patients need us more than ever. griff: laurie it's going to get tougher this week we're told by officials you're in one of those hotspots. are you going to use that song again to keep them going on? >> oh, yes as much as they want to hear me sing, i love sinking i'll keep it going. jillian: you got about 10 seconds left what's your message to america? >> i would say stay strong, god 's grace is sufficient and he never fails. pete: you have lifted our spirit s this morning, laurie marie key, god bless you thank you to your service to our nation. >> thank you. pete: a wonderful palm sunday. more fo

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i think it would be misrepresentative to say that we have >> well, laurie, thank you very much when you get the all-clear, call us first forget those other shows all right? >> will do >> all right thank you. it's been an interesting day yet again. another big down day, kelly. >> i learned it's called a d demitasse. >> it is it's a little cup. it's a very pretty one we'll try something different tomorrow, maybe a macchiatto >> they make us feel so comfortable. see you tomorrow thanks for tuning in "closing bell" starts right now. >> they are prominent in my mom's home as well, tyler. thank you for an epic show i'm wilfred frost with sara eisen. stocks kicking off the second quarter the same way they closed the first with more losses a right near the session lows on the dow, the major averages on pace for their third decline in four sessions. as you can see, we're down 4.3%, 59 minutes left. here's what's driving that selling. president trump warning meshes to prepare for a very, very painful two weeks due to the

. >> reporter: laurie garrett is a prize-winning pulitzer prize writer -- >> the head of a state of moreoesn't intervene with a outbreak of a half dozen cases. the c.i.a. was passing on to the white house, look, there is something potentially catastrophic emerginging. emerging. >> reporter: the first u.s. attempt to shut the door on the virus. >> they are screening passengers arriving from central china. >> reporter: but four days later, on january 21st, the c.d.c. reported the first case of covid-19 here. >> this is certainly not a moment for panic or high anxiety. >> reporter: interviewed at the world economic por rum in davavoy.>> president true have it totally under control. it is one person coming from china. >> reporter: but events declared otherwise. on january 30th, the world health organization declared a global public health emergency. and the first known case of person-to-person transmission of covid-19 in the united states was announced. >> there are nearly 100 other americans now being tested -- >> four nationals, other than immediate family of u.s. citizens and permanent re

he'd come a long way since his improbable encounter with laurie's to sally. my gown of stone was not always white the facades of my builders were greeted with color. these are the true middle ages which some thought the dark and ignorant building cathedrals of unrivalled beauty in the heart of city. the builders of etienne's generation were tired now. they had to learn everything by themselves invent everything on their own. they had devoted their lives to me. write. farewell. and thanks to you the craftsman of my heroes. but other builders had already taken over the reigns. they launched a gigantic works to build the drainage network imagined by a t.n. my roof had to be removed and my walls raised by 2 meters. i am a used the opportunity to transform the small terrace roofs and to rework the flying buttresses. my framework is entirely remounted $1200.00 tons of wood and lead which they crown a with us by. seeking to improve sally's project they transform my small windows into walls of glass that other cathedrals will rush to imitate. and of course they final

laurie hawley quite or a very nice to me i'm catherine and this is william next to me and are you holding out pictures of your mommies and daddies yes yes this is this is a picture of mine will mention words and they need to cherish. this and i'm pleading for help it's interesting really proud of. it was all you can you hold it up it's your less. brilliant book about it's all right. well done well done it's brilliant you see i agree me very proud of that in maine thing joe. thank you. so we'll have more world news at the top of the hour remember you can get all the latest news around the clock on our website d w dot com i'll be back in just a moment with that. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and with that even germany i think deep into the german culture of. new jersey can take this grandma you know it's all that. enough time rachel join me to meet the gem of a course. in the army of climate change. good to see. some some people. want to do yours do they have their future. d.w. dot com africa made a serious film nothing good. could serve. i'm sca

cars parade by the home of laurie mccoyne in castro valley. taught children for more than 40 years. that includes teaching multiple generations in some families. with mccoyne's more recent students being the children of students she taught decades previously. >>> well, coming together while staying apart. just ahead, how bay area teenager decided to bring his community together today and make things just a little bit brighter and cleaner in the neighborhood. >>> and the sun eventually came out for easter, but warmer weather could be on the horizon. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the accuweather forecast. >>> coming up in sports, walnut creek native sabrina ionescu talks about potentially being the number one pick in the wnba draft pick later this week. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. won't be a new thing. and it won't be their first exp

refrigerated lauries have become makeshift morgues.nd a senior health official has warned that burials may have to start taking place in public park laura: for more on the outbreak, i'm joined an emergency physician in boston. thks for being with us can i ask for your reaction to died from coronavirus? >> thanks for having me. i think that is a number that none of us eve wanted to hear. and it speaks to the severity of how many cases we've had here. our inability to control it. and that we have to do better going forward. unlike other tragedies in the past that have been compared, this is something that's unfolding and so we still have an opportunity to make it better so that the number doesn't climb to an even more shocking number. laura: dr. anthony fauci, he's the topis infectiousse specialist here in america, advising the government. to ays we're struggling contain the outbreak. what should we be doing better? >> one thinge need to be doing is having better messaging. so that we know what l to do. of people don't know what to do. i

way in which a lot of the decisions have been taken you know that's 20 years ago now and so much laurie's old computers and hard disks but when this is over. really i think before then the police need to be securing the evidence for what will inevitably become a very serious a low running inquiry it's a who got it wrong and what shouldn't be happening at after this is that the guilty and the negligent should be rewarded for their guilt and negligence with knighthoods and dame ships and all rest of the regalia which is how the british tend sidereal with these matters and just finally the fragmentation right now today do you think there will be people who die because of coronavirus and you can trace their deaths to the fragmentation of the n.h.s. not envisioned at all arguably by the architect one of the architects and are in van well i'm very certain that there are already deaths that were avoidable not least among the 3 or 4 doctors that have so far died because they didn't have adequate personal protective equipment i'm very sadly we're going to see much floor of the us as this crisis un

called the parsonage garden at noon in spring has been stolen from a museum and a small dutch town of laurie. according to the police the seeds smush through the glass door at the museum's entrance and reportedly only to go there had been triggered by the break in but the burglars had fled by the time the police arrived the painting had been on loan to the singularity museum but it's part of the permanent collection of the groningen museum in the northern part of the country the painting of of the creature garden is one of a series of works by vincent van gogh between $883.84 the period when he was in union with his parents according to experts the artwork could be worth up to 6 and a half $1000000.00 the museum has been closed to the public since march 12th due to the coronavirus pandemic so presumably so the night security stop had been reduced because of the quarantine measures according to the museum's management though the security measures had gone quote entirely according to protocol. all has been said that robbery acts birds from the national criminal investigation department which h