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for that we move on and bring in stew leonard jr. of stew leonard markets. morning. we're going to get right into it. >> good morning, michael. >> good morning. in that piece we heard the chairman of tyson say that the food supply chain is breaking. what are you seeing in your stores? >> you know, we see it slowing down a little bit but we don't see it breaking and i would just urge everybody do not panic over this. i've spoken to our ranchers out in dodge city. yeah, remove your thumb from -- yeah.okand, y kw, i've talked t our livestock growers out in montana and they said they have plenty of cattle, plenty of livestock. i've talked to the meatpacking plants in dodge city and in kansas and they said, look, there's been about a 33% reduction in our production capacity, because they had to do three things. one is like you just mentioned they have to space the workers apart so they retool. the second thing, the virus has hit them like it has the rest of america and the third thing is that they really want to keep the work environment safe right now and they'v

the conductor was leonard bernstein. for leonard bernstein, art and politics were intertwined. he wasn't sure the classical music could strengthen the bonds among people across the world. he was convinced that a superb orchestra could have a salutary impact on those made insecure by the east-west competition. bernstein was a musical universalist are exelon's -- par excellence. u.s. officials felt differently. they advocated a form of musical nationalism. they believe that symphony orchestras could help the u.s. prevail in the east-west struggle. policymakers were convinced that a brilliant symphonic concert could fortify the nation's position with its allies and provide sonic ammunition that could be directed against its adversaries. it was hoped that people overseas would recognize that america could do more than make big-budget hollywood movies or bloated automobiles for suburbanites. as a result, symphony orchestras were sent across the world by the u.s. government and the belief that violins and trumpets could help win the cold war. every musician on the new york philharmon

to the ceo of one of the most beloved chains, stu leonard's with stu leonard jr.expect there will be some kind of meat shortage facing you and other grocery stores in the coming weeks >> there is going to be a shortage i've talked to ranchers in montana who have a lot of meat and meat packers, that's who trump ordered to stay open they've had problems too with the virus. that has affected their plants if you have a big, long assembly line as you are handling all the beef, they have now spaced them every other one. they've taken half the people off their production line. that slows the plant down. plus, we've had 7% to 10% of people who said i really don't want to come in to work right now. they might have respiratory or heart issues so the meat plants are facing what every other company is facing right now >> what is your advise then to customers? we saw this with toilet paper and other things sort of at the beginning of the crisis, how do we avoid some rush now to the stores when people hear, meat shortage, i better stock up? >> that's the point. we don't want to

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we'll see you again soon stew leonard junior. >> check out that youtube video. >> absolutely. >> howy shop for gre h grocerie groceries. >>> energy and oil are a bright spot brian sullivan joins us with more some context around what we saw this weekend >> well, what we saw was supposed to be a relatively easy decision we get together, have a virtual meeting, a couple hours everybody out. four days later opec plus which is 23 nations opec 13 plus another 10 finally got to a deal so much around this. the g-20 meeting on friday as well of course, that's the united states what's the actual number i think that's what everybody is trying to figure out i've done some math. i was on a call last night here's where i think we are with oil. okay, opec plus 9.8 million barrels a day cut for the next months 8 million and then 6 million next year. g-20 is murkier. i call them the bank, banc nations. brazil, america, norway, canada. those countries, they don't have an opec. they don't have a national producer, mostly, brazil is the closest along with norway. it's not like the u.s. can say exxon, yo

stu leonard on all that. you probably heard that they settle their differences on this relief for small business. they pack a lot of other stuff in that as well. his concerns going forward about packing still more spending in after this. >> neil: all right, another half a trillion dollars that the house will likely pass tomorrow. it calls for still more funding with a paycheck protection program. republicans got a lot more than they originally were hoping for, about $320 billion worth and other measures to back up loans and grants and that sort of thing. money in there for hospital health care workers as well. hence we get to that nearly half trillion dollar price tag. money well spent according to my next guests. he joins me right now. congressman, always good to have you. first of all, is it a given that the house passes this? you don't expect any bumps? you can always be surprised. how does this stand? >> this will pass tomorrow overwhelmingly. the paycheck protection program will be incredibly successful.

stew leonard, ceo of stew leonard's.ple that come into the store and obviously, his own people. hands-on guy. hands-on guy here is charles payne as well. very actively involved in every aspect of the show. he gets to talk to the vice president of the united states a little while ago. sir. charles: neil, it was a wonderful conversation, obviously we talked about those shocking numbers from last night, potential covid-19 deaths in this country over the next several weeks, but also on a parallel track, this economy and you know, people who work at stew leonard's, lot of folks are looking at our nation differently. i wanted to put it to vice president pence about american capitalism and will it be able to withstand a lot of people questioning if it's the right system. take a listen to one of the things he had to say. >> and i couldn't be more proud of the way american businesses have stepped forward. i mean, literally every business we have reached out to and asked us to increase medical supplies or help us construct more of

professor of epidemiology at the university of bath, and also doctor rosemary leonard who is a gp.alking to us. rosemary, this is from anna. anna says this. when a person tests positive for a coronavirus with mild symptoms, how long should they self—isolate for and when is it safe to go outside again? so the official advice on this is you need to self—isolate for seven days. it is thought that after that, you won't be spreading virus to other people. you should no longer be infectious. i know there are some people who are questioning that, and certainly, if you are still feeling unwell, i would say still self—isolate longer until you are feeling better. sure. but if you are in the house with other people, then they have to stay in the house for 11! days. they have to stay in for 11! days from the onset of your symptoms, and then if one of them gets unwell, becomes unwell, then they have to then self—isolate themselves for seven days from the beginning of their symptoms. understood. ed, could the severity of someone's final illness be related to the degree and depth of the initial e

ashley: taking time to chat for us, stew leonard, jr.. >> one thing, can i add just one thing to you? i talked to stuart about this it is called our mash potato index. okay? here is something, this has happened right now. these are loose potatoes at the store. about one dollar a pound. okay? then we have mashed potatoes like this, which are probably $4 a pound. when the market goes down, okay, we have what we call a mashed potato index, right? so we're seeing a big spike in people cooking from scratch at home right now. ashley: there you go. that is the mashed potato index. i do remember that on the varney show. stew leonard, jr., thank you so much. we appreciate it. take a quick check of the markets. we gained what we lost earlier. over 500 points on the dow. not bad, lots of stimulus out there. the fed kicking in 2.3 trillion in stimulus loans. meanwhile the nfl draft will take place two weeks from now and it is all going to be done virtually. what does former football player tiki barber think about that? i will ask him next. if you're

unlike far ahead of the pack leonard cam now finishes over 11 minutes behind him. there are some writers who can do as well or even better on a stationary set up than on the road with me it's the other way around the world but one part of the excitement is just as present in a virtual race as in the real world at the start no one knows who will emerge victorious. this is deja news for headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca thanks for watching. it's a deadly sin. and a whim of nature. it motivates us. and threatens to ruin us and. greed. the essential desires form. the motors that drives our. hands puts it in danger. why are we greedy. we go in search of answers in a documentary film. starts may 21st v.w. . good. morning or good. 20 years ago matson von divided was a highly promising young swimmer in 2001 he was diagnosed with leukemia while still in his teams. but i was 19 i was focused on the next swimming competition on the next world championships. oystering hearts always working hearts and all of a sudden i was laying in the hospital bed and i was diagnos

being told what they cannot have and so we decided on an even bigger gambit but for that he needed léonardof himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan he was wanted back in florence to finish another 1st go to battle of and beyond and the whole of the $500.00 of the douglas in your audience so he wasn't in a position to stay in milan and do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arcadia adela's thought of the feet hands of the state archives of florence with documents that go back over a 1000 years and here we found a truly remarkable letter if they left it at the elite she said call it a chase him up unless an idiot if you didn't fit in the attic walk toward the she jane najaf militia question to say then here is a letter from the french king himself king louis to 12th to the gun following year to the president of the french republican signoria asking as we have need of must. paint the city of florence and want to make him do something by his own hand we beg you to kindly left it all

being told what they cannot have and so louis decided on an even bigger gambit but for that he needed léonardof himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan he was wanted back in florence to finish another francisco the battle of and beyond and the whole of the $500.00 of the pilots were done a seniority so he wasn't in a position to stay in milan and do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arcadia adela's thought of the feet and say the state archives of forms but documents that go back over a 1000 years and here we found a truly remarkable letter with a letter that he believed he said although he chased him up a lesson yet if you didn't think india to question authority she jane not your militia question to say it then here is a letter from the french king himself king louis to 12th to the consulate year to the president of the french republic to signoria asking as we have need of must. paint the city of florence and want to make him do something by his own hand we beg you to kindly let

as the great francisco of the last supper took shape on the refectory wall and since he was one of léonardhose most talented pupils could he have been the one who painted the copy for the french chain in the archives of the château we find a key piece of evidence an inventory of all property including printers from the 15 forties one of these paintings is no sin fact on twine and gone persona the film will say your feet stop r.t.d. below a lance supper on canvas with monumental figures which is grace had brought over from malone. could this be our 1st hard piece of evidence of a live size copy of the last supper on gone past on ours with monumental failures. put this together with what we know that i'm very a celeb was in guy you know in 1509 and the pieces begin to fall into place. there is little doubt that solari 0 was a favorite of the dumb was family and $1507.00 even painted a portrait of george's nephew charlotte dumb ones charlotte was none other than the governor of milan at that time but given the short time frame in which the copy was finished between 15071509 is likely that not

was 2 miles back at the digital swiss 5 rowan dennis crosses the line in like far ahead of the pack leonard can now finish is over 11 minutes behind him and there are some riders who can do as well or even better on a stationary set up than on the road with me it's the other way around the world but one part of the excitement is just as present in a virtual race as in the real world at the start no one knows who will emerge victorious. this is data. more news headlines coming at the top of the hour until then you can stay out today on our web site that's state of new dot com follow us on twitter and instagram at the news i'm rebecca reduced from am the entire team here and then thanks very much for watching. come betting the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona updates. from the covert 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and then we'll. try to just through the text.

the hostility, the hostility of the police against leonard and i and don't get through the day. lawyers get involved in this thing. >> host: you keep going. you are always taking on the new, tough case. >> guest: yes. >> host: we have a few questions from the audience. fill out the cards. one person in the audience wants to know more well with the cuban right-wing is. >> guest: the cuban right-wing are in large part composed of the descendents of the cubans who left in 59 along with other people who are hostile. in a way, bernie sanders - people who are hostile to sanders, talks about the achievements and alleged horrors of the castro administration and people, and interesting thing trump has done in order to encourage that kind of hostility and to get the vote in florida is fascinating which people have not paid that much attention to. a slight digression. it must have been passed down, your father or somebody had a piece of property in 59 and castro took it over you now have a right to sue for damages, it encourages not only the hostility against castro but they don't share th

it'll look so nice next to the ones he's already got from leonard nimoy, carl sagan, and stan lee.nard, do you recall when i said that i was going to revolutionize humanity's understanding of the higgs boson particle, and you said, "sheldon, it's 2:00 a.m., get out of my bedroom"? like it was ten hours ago. what about it? well, i believe i've done it. and i'm only saying "believe" to sound modest, because, sweet sam houston, i did it. really? that's incredible. oh, here. break out the math. oh, okay, let me see this. all right, so this particle here is the boson moving forward in time. now, i was thinking... howard, you go ahead and eat. this isn't going to make any sense to you. sheldon, i have a working understanding of physics. yeah, good for you, and don't stop working on it. are you still going to tell him are you still going to introduce him? not on your life. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪

este sÓtano liam de 8 aÑos, 3 de los 5 hijos de mindy, que estÁ contagiado luego que su esposo juan leonardsu papÁ no va a estar en el cumpleaÑos >>> yo lo movÍa y le decia, pap levÁntate. y no. >>> josÉ de 18 aÑos recaudÓ fondos en internet y esta madre se ira a la florida porque es mÁs econÓmico para sobrevivircon sus 5 hijos. >>> muy doloroso >>> confirmaron que hoy un brote de coronavirus el prÓximo invierno puede ser peor que el que estamos viviendo ahora esta tarde el presidente trump inicio su rueda prensa por un intento de minimizar la advertencia, acusÓ al diario washington post de citar mal la informaciÓn. pero el doctor... confirmÓ que el segundo brote puede ser mÁs complicado porque puede coincidir con la temporada de la influenza. >>> nos acompaÑa el doctor felipe lovelo. gracias por estar con nosotros. buenas noches. >>> buenas noches, es un gusto acompaÑarlos >>> igualmente doctor. ¿por quÉ se cree una segunda oleada del covid 19 en el otoÑo o invierno puede ser mÁs grave de lo que vivimos ahora, doctor? >>> los virus de la influenza vienen, arranca la temporada en septiembre

leonard erwin is here from columbia university' white house bureau chief of "the washington post" bill rucker is back and dr. donna edwards is here. doctor, i want to start with you. i am not without sympathy for people who have to try to serve the public and also serve druf. that said, to me, it seemed that dr. birx squandered some of her credibility with the 100% of the american public that is interested in what people like herself and doctor fauci have to say when she suggested or refused to condemn from a public health standpoint the decision on georgia's part to open up hair salons and tattoo parlors and gyms. >> well, you called it a three-ring circus. i hope it's just three rings. but it seems much more dire than that. we have an incredible array of mixed messaging coming from the top which, of course, undermines any ability to figure out what the right strategy is. is it possible to open up a beauty salon? might be, but not right now. not with the limited amount of testing we have. we can't go into a beauty parlor or a barber shop and not show whether the barber has covid-19 or

leonard, you're the tiebreaker. i don't have a problem with stuart. besides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store. well, i don't sell my friendship that cheaply. i can go 30. welcome aboard, old chum. okay, the nasa web site says howard's final descent has begun. (sighs) he left a boy, he returns a boy-sized hero. (wolowitz screaming) (loud rumbling) loops, calm down! ♪ baruch atah, adonai, eloheinu ♪ ♪ melech haolam, hamotzi ♪ ♪ lechem min haaretz... what's that? the jewish prayer for eating bread! (laughs): we don't have one for falling out of space! (booming) (gasps) (rumbling stops) we did it! (laughing): we're on the ground! we survived! that was just the parachute. we still have another six miles to go. (screaming) ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started wit

do you think you and leonard might ever get married? oh, well, you know, leonard is great.you'll ever get married? he's a sweetie. you're not answering the question. do you love him? yeah, sure, of course i love him. it doesn't sound like it. well, i do. do you tell him that? no, he'd just take it the wrong way. what does that mean? it means he is special and smart and nice and... are you gonna break up with him? no! maybe. i don't know. i had no idea you were unhappy. that's the thing: i'm not. i'm not unhappy at all. it's just... i don't know... i-i've been in love before, but it felt different. but maybe this is a new, better, boring kind of love. do you ever feel that way about howard? oh, that's not really a fair comparison. i'm basically married to a sexy buzz lightyear. amy, you? can't help you, kid. whenever i'm around sheldon, i feel like my loins are on fire. in the good way. not the urinary tract infection way. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪

garfield park, and leonard glenn elementary school. they will be open sunday, monday and tuesday. ktvu fox news. >> doctors say they have completed the first plasma transfusion in their hospital last night to treat a coronavirus patient. >> we felt it was still viable. it came from somebody who had covid before, probably sick with covid and they wanted to give that back to the community, so we wanted to treat that with respect. >> the anti bodies donated by a person in the sanford area who is fully recovered from covid- 19 and been symptom free for at least 28 days. again last night's procedure the first time the plasma trans fusion has been done. doctors wait to see if the transfusion is successful in helping that patient recover. >> today some of the bus services were added that was halted. they include some and eliminated some of their regular bus routes earlier this month leaving 17 of its busiest lines. it's due to an increase in available personnel and adjusting to rider ship trends. >> we're trying this out because we know that our car volume traffic is down significantly s

. >> reporter: leonard pete is music director. >> we feel the warmth here. i feel warmth of my church family even though they're not present with me. >> reporter: the catholic church offered live streaming. they use facebook, youtube and other platforms. today 500 participated. >> to participate with the mass on youtube is such wonderful. >>> in san jose, church leaders got creative with how they behold an easter sunday service. they used a drive-in movie theater. parishioners stayed in their cars, listened. a lot of horn honking. not during the service, i'm told. it was a way to say hello to each other. the easter bunny showed up and brought a friend, helping usher cars into the lot. this was at the capital drive-in theater in san jose. >>> a bay area church has been dealing with a setback of its own. a big setback. somebody stole a van at all saints. it was taken thursday right out of the church parking lot. tonight police still looking for it. they gave it as gift. the church pastor says his heart is broken. well, how about an easter miracle? the thieves

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joining us southeastern health care reporter for "business insider" kimberly leonard. good to have you this morning. president trump keeping his focus on the economy. how is this going to impact states which are continuing to press for the federal government for help? >> well, ultimately it's going to be up to governors whether to reopen their states. a lot of them are the ones who are telling states they need to, you know, stay at home, tellings the residents that they need to shut down certain businesses and so ultimately they will be the ones to decide. >> you have a new piece out about the economic impact, kimberly, on the frontline health care workers. what challenges are facing doctors and nurses and other health care responders across the country? >> well, doctors, nurses and other health care workers are probably the last that you would expect to suffer from the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but, in fact, we found the opposite. because so many states are asking doctors and nurses and hospitals to stop procedures that are not emergency proc

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let's bring in stew leonard. says right now filling jobs despite skyrocketing employment. let's talk about meat first. let's talk about how they impact the actual consumer. the president has an executive order to keep plants open, how does that impact our view? >> first of all i would say to people, don't panic. but i've already noticed today, we are getting hit big time with people panicking and stocking up on meat. but we have seen that the plants out west have closed about a third of their business down so production has dropped about 33%. part of it is retooling like you mentioned, it slow down the line and they are also being supersafe about distancing for everyone, 6 feet apart. and, 70% of the people don't want to come into work. on top of that right now with the restaurants closed, it puts a big burden on the supermarket to get all this meet up and get all this product into the store. so i can see already in the story, since the panic started, even though i don't see the panic right now. let's talk about

leonard burnett ran for more than 1100 yards last year for the /skwraábg the jacksville jaguars.e jaguars are entertaining trades for the three-year veteran and that date when the draft draws near. another sport operating as business as usual was the wnba which held its draft yesterday and to know one's surprise the bay area and university of oregon, was the number one pick, two-time national player of the year was chosen number one by the new york liberty. here's an indication of the star power he brings to new york. one how much after the draft the merchandise site had already sold out of the jerseys. that gives you an indication what they are bringing to the big apple. one of the sad stories, she came back to oregon for her senior year and unfortunately never had that tournament run she was anticipating. >> right. all right. joe thank you so much for that and just incredible for her. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. (beep) yello? house of the future. phil, you have two whole days to yourself. please tell me you're not gonna spend them trying to w

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you can get tested at garfield park, leonard flynn elementary school, or cesar chavez this afternoonvery day until tuesday. reporting live, ktvu fox2 news. >>> napa county is expanding testing to those who are most at risk of contracting the disease. a new drive-through testing site now open at the napa county expo. organizers include the nonprofit core, short for community organized relief effort. it was cofounded by sean penn. 100 people will be tested today, first up are those showing system symptoms such as a cough, fever or shortness of breath. also eligible are people who work in healthcare or are in jails. >> in order for people to feel safe coming back and it's community, they need to do that we have done our due diligence to test our residents or essential workers to know this is a safe place to come back into. >>> one of the goals of the free program is to test the county's farmworkers and their families, low to moderate income residents who test positive and must be quarantined. they can apply for emergency financial assistance 30 napa valley community foundation. testing

donald ray leonard. brown. >> we remember our friends and family with the drug enforcement administration ninth floor. kenneth glenn mccullough. lynn ander carrie and my grandson, baby michael james lynn the third. rona keener chafee. carol june chip fields. shelley bland. >> we remember those who are killed with the department of housing and urban development, eighth floor. clarence eugene wilson senior. francis williams. weaver.d david jack walker. valdes. sells. david scroggins. antonio reyes. howard.ge michael susan jane farrell. kimberly k clark. donald earl burns senior. david neil burket. ted allen. ourontinue to remember friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. joann wittenberg. john carl vanness the third. john thomas stewart. perry smith reese. patricia makes. mcdonald. and my father, james mccarthy the second. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. [reading names] we con

murder both started life in the theatre, so did richard linklater‘s tape with ethan hawke, robert sean leonardmotel room to confront each other about a crime in their past. normally, when a play is turned into a film, the director and writer open it up, spreading the action over different locations and a longer time period, but sometimes it's not opening it up that gives the film its intensity. in tape, carnage and secret honour, the characters feel trapped in an awful situation and the sets limited dimensions add to that feeling. if they went for a stroll halfway through, it would defeat the point. and then there are films in which people are literally trapped, and the smaller the space, the more powerful they are. jafar panahi's daring documentary this is not a film was made while the director was under house arrest by the iranian government so he pondered art and freedom and filmmaking while he was stuck in his own flat. park chan—wook‘s fantastically gory korean shocker oldboy has its anti—hero, played by choi min—sik, being snatched off the street and locked in a cell for 15 years. but th

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donald ray leonard. cynthia l.remember our friends and family with the drug enforcement administration, ninth floor. kenneth glenn mccullough. my daughter carrie ann lynn, and my grandson, baby michael james lynn iii. rona keener chafee. carol june chip fields. shelley bland. >> we remember those who are -- were killed with the department of housing and urban development, eighth floor. clarence eugene wilson, sr. francis williams. michael d. weaver. david jack walker. jules valdes. leora sells. lanny lee david scroggins. antonio c. reyes. dr. george michael howard. susan jane farrell. kimberly k. clark. donald earl burns, sr. david neil burket. peter villanova. ted l. allen. we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, seventh floor. joann wittenberg. john carl vanness iii. john thomas stewart. terry smith reese. patricia micks. betsy j mcdonnell. and my father, james mccarthy ii. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing

obama and trump administrations should be part and i think there are a lot of political prisoners leonard peltier. mom these elderly black panthers there's a lot of people that if i was president i would give pardons to assign in manning for sure and all those whistleblowers in in particularly it would snow now i would just pardon him if i was president i'd bring in n.c. administration because i think he has a real good handle on how to handle this new electronic technology you know way that protects our freedoms but also lets the government do what legitimate intelligence and surveillance it needs to do to protect us so that's a man i would bring into my ministration edward snowden i like that edward snowden as well as president i'm i'm a fan of that how we are going to thank you so much for taking the time to be here thanks for having me as good they are finally we go to redacted correspondent naomi care avani for some mind blowing oh no is on pandemics. the worst part of a pandemic in my opinion is everything gets cancelled movies concerts schools church bars get shut down however if y