loren cruz: muchas gracias.ados exclusivamente con uber eats. 15 por $3, o con todo por $4. tía mary fierros nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, y busqué la palabra "the riveter", es "remachadora", así se dice, remachadora; tía mary fierros: remachadora. damián trujillo: bienvenida al programa, ¿cómo está? tía mary fierros: bien, gracias. damián trujillo: qué bueno. tía mary fierros: me siento muy orgullosa por poder haber sido invitada a estar aquí. damián trujillo: oh, gracias a usted, a ver, el micrófono estaba ya no un poco en la camisa, voy a sacarle un poco; ah, ¿usted cumple 100 años en abril? tía mary fierros: el 20 de abril voy a cumplir 100 años. damián trujillo: ¡wow!, y qué, se ve como que tienes 60 o 55, ¿cómo se siente usted? tía mary fierros: gracias, muchas gracias. damián trujillo: ¿qué es, en los tiempos de la segunda guerra mundial, qué es lo que hacía usted como riveter, remachadora? tía mary fierros: vivíamos aquí en san josé, cuando mi esposo se fue al servicio, teníamos un chevette 3

and the director lorene in her genius said "what about 'criminal'?"iona apple?" amd i was like, "yes." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] "i like it." and it was great it was great >> seth: this is a true story based on a 2008 "new york" magazine article >> uh-huh. >> seth: can you just lay out for us a little bit what it's based on >> it's based on the strippers after the crash. so everything was great until after the crash. everybody's making money all the wall street guys are going into the strip clubs the strippers are making tons of money. the guys are making tons of money. then the stock market crashed and greed led to that, obviously. and they had to get kind of resourceful. and my character ramona is kind of the ring leader, the entrepreneur of the group. [ laughter ] and she decides, you know, figures out a way to get the money quicker. i won't give away too much but that -- but it is based on a true story, a true article that was written in "new york" magazine >> and you mentioned lorene, also a female writer - >> yes >> seth: -- you produced it, f

glamorous and beautiful gino lola brigida made a splash in berlin and alongside her a young sophia loren 2 goddesses of italian cinema. stars love berlin and the city love them back. you want to see. since 1902 the berlin dollar has honored cinemas greatest stars with all modules and retrospective. including gregory peck. shirley maclaine. and jack lemmon. in 1903 billy wilder received an honorary golden bear at the age of 86 there were standing ovations for the man who fled berlin in 1933 to escape the nazis and became a famous hollywood director. in the ninety's berlin was growing into its role as the german capital its film festival attracted international stars the biggest names in the business graced its red carpet. in 2008 the festival's opening film was shine a light martin scorsese's tour a documentary about the rolling stones before band members came to berlin for the premiere. over the last 70 years fashion and hairstyles have come and gone but one thing never changes the enthusiasm of the public and the photographers. and what's making the festival headlines this year. the 202

it se see see see seem kill you -- >> you may be out of a >> reporter: lorene runs a travel agency. it had already been a tough year around here. swz the kinkade, we could see the flames coming. we could see the barricade. we could see the firemen and first responders. with this, that's no green blob that goes on to everybody to see if they are positive and carrying this disease. it's invisible. >> reporter: you will see occasional people, reverse refugees getting away from their homes. mary and james for instance. >> i'm a little angry because they had a chance. >> every time i read where somebody dies, all i can think of is they died alone, and that tears me up. >> reporter: if all of this has you feeling a little more than alone, take heart. you do have company. >> there is an expected level of anxiety among people right now. >> reporter: dr. michael stanton is a psychologist. >> as a human race, we've dealt with a lot of difficulty in the past. and we have shown resilience. >> reporter: so hang this there, windsor. hang in there, everyone. >> you've got to do what you have to do

. >> loren says people without covid-19 would be moved to other facilities to accommodate seriously ill scientists at ucsf are on a mission to break down the virus and identify which proteins it interacts with. that information would provide a critical road map for scientists. >> a lot of effort out there trying to develop drugs to target the virus, which is great. we're taking a different approach. >> we're looking in step by step, we're starting at the exact protein but we're branch branching out and expanding that list to see what we have that could sort of cordon off the virus. >> ucsf researchers have found about 50 drugs that are already fda approved that interact with the same proteins as the virus and they're looking for more. >>> b.a.r.t. is reducing its schedule starting today because of a big decline in ridership. stations now will be open from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. which is a three-hour reduction in service. weekend service will be reduced to 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., but that starts on saturday. people have to be in the station no later than 8:45 p.m. in order to get on the

loren thank you francis a limp a committee president now says the coronavirus crisis must peak by the end of may well tokyo 2020 can happen on time the i.o.c. meeting will be held on season via teleconference with international sporting federations several of qualifying events including the european boxing events in london this week have been canceled or postponed and with less than 5 months to go there are growing doubts that the games can take place in july as planned a sports correspondent winnings has more. time is running out to make decisions about fundamentally whether the games can actually go ahead whether they need to be canceled with some way of perspiring them now i wouldn't expect any decisions yet the i.o.c. have historically tried to give themselves as much time as possible whatever the circumstances but these are surely the worst they have ever faced and therefore how this emergency teleconference where they bring together over sports under their umbrella of the many sports involved in the olympic movement and discuss with them how they can proceed bringing on board as

it in this bill, and the government has said people can no longer go to your restaurant or can no lorengo out of their homes an use you as their mechanic, and so you've had to lay off your employees. so you're not operating and you can't pay your employees. i'm not here to make fun or criticize the big employees. they say we have a credit line we can draw down on over the next 20 days. i'm not saying that is not urgent. but what we've been focused on in this part of the bill is people who have no line of credit. if they go two days without revenue, they are in a rot of -- a lot of problems and that's the majority of businesses -- small businesses in america. and so the way this work is you will be allowed or the program will work this way, you will go to a financial operation, be it a bank or some other lender or credit union, frankly anyone that treasury says is okay and wants to participate in this. and you will fill out very simple forms that prove you have business and payroll on a date certain and you will receive the equivalent of eight weeks of your payroll that you can prove you

carlos: sabemos que tus trajes fueron diseÑados por ralph lorens, quiÉn diseÑÓ estas camisetas?jar el cuerpo y la mente. chef: esto nos hace apreciar mÁs estos detalles. >> mientras nos mantengamos activos siempre vamos a tener las defensas altas. francisca: estar enfocados nos ayuda a mantener la calma. esto es lo que hay que hacer para irnos protegiendo. chef: cuantas repeticiones a diario? >> por lo -20 minutos al dÍa, siempre con el corazÓn activo, en las pulsaciones del sistema inmunolÓgico se hace fuerte a la hora de algÚn tipo de ataque. chef: ejercicios que puede hacer gente mayor. >> no necesitas ir a un gimnasio. baja, arriba. en casa, vamos! chef: en casa tampoco es mucha exigencia pero si mantenerse activos. francisca: como hicimos nosotros aquÍ, despejamos la sala y estamos en familia haciendo nuestros ejercicios. quÉ otro ejercicio tienes, roberto? roberto: pulsaciones altas. mantener el corazÓn sobre 120 para que entonces la circulaciÓn se active y la cÉlula se mueva y se reactiven las cÉlulas y comiencen a mantener nuestro sistema cardiovascular y nuestro sistema

loren cruz: definitely.his week, we actually are focusing on the financial education without borders. that's what we are talking about, financial education without borders. directly to talk about different issues such as how to improve your credit score, how to start saving. and one of the main issues that we covered this year is housing. as you know, housing in the silicon valley is one of the most important problems for all the families. we know that from the 50 million people that are hispanics in the us, living in the us, about 16% of them are not-- are unbanked. and 48% of them are underbanked. this means that even though a household has a bank account, they go out of the bank for other financial services such as payday loans. we need to learn about this, other financial services that we can get at banks and in a safer way for our communities. damian: those services, the partners that you're working with, are they able to be there at the consulate on certain days to give information to those people who