>> thousand oaks mall. >> it's off of lynn road. >> lynn?ony was apparently lost on frank jaramillo. it was mid-morning, late november. detective nelson was worried. would he show up? >> you sit in the parking lot by yourself and you kind of go over -- and sure, your heart races a little bit. i mean, it's crunch time and you feel like everybody's kind of depending on you to get this done. you want it to go well. >> reporter: so the idea is you're reeling them in like a fisherman? >> yep. >> reporter: but there are times when you don't know what's going to happen? >> right. you know? could have a fray in the line. have it break. had that happen a few times. >> reporter: but not this time. there was frank in a brand new lexus suv. >> frank? >> yeah, that's me. >> that's not an i.s. >> reporter: an i.s., referring to the less expensive car he said he'd be driving. >> oh, yeah. my wife took the other car this morning. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> reporter: money from fred schockner, is what the cop meant. frank di

lynn, i know you've been working 12-hour shifts. if you're a healthcare worker anywhere else, please come to new york and help us now, that's what governor cuomo just said. tell us what you're seeing in new york. >> seeing things i've never seen before, 37 years in icu. every patient is ventilated. it's the entire hospital, for the most part, is covid-positive patients. we have them separated. the icu and ccu, we're pretty much isolated units for just covid patients. >> i mean, lynn, i just want to sit with you for one second because you've been an icu nurse for 37 years. you've never seen anything like this. you've been at that hospital, i think, for 21 years. and, i mean, you have, i think, been really candid and open about the emotional toll it's taking on the icu health care workers. one of the things i read is you said there are days that we feel this is never rift est of us wh the front lines feel that way so what do you all do when you can't see the end of the tunnel? >> well, we pick each other up. we have a great crew. we'r

lynn, it is all yours! we don't know where martin is. i hope he hasn't nodded.e will see if we can get him but i am glad we could get you otherwise it would be just we could get you otherwise it would bejust me. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the sunday times carries a warning from the government's leading epidemiology adviser that britain must remain in full lockdown untiljune if we are to avoid the worst effects of the coronavirus. the observer says borisjohnson will warn every household in britain that he is prepared to tighten the nation's lockdown after the uk suffered the biggest daily increase in its death toll. the sunday express says the prime minister's bleak message will be delivered in a letter scheduled to be sent to every household this week. the sunday telegraph reports that the prime minister has warned that "things will get worse before they get better" as the nhs urged against complacency in the national effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus. the sunday people warns of the amount of potential deaths in the uk, and that many

lynne: it went down in shanksville. summa not to draw too much of that but the rs we came back into washington that night. karl: the president at the end of the briefing and nebraska, said he's coming back to washington. they said they don't come. and he said no, i am coming back and the nation needs to hear from me. besides, i want to be at sleeping in my own bed tonight. we flew back to washington and he's working on the speech he was going to get to the country. in about 20 minutes, and 30 minutes outside washington, he said i'm going to take a quick power nap. anyone up front, in his speech was pretty well put to bed. in two of us were standing outside of the private office. anything to the bedroom which was forward and were just talking. an unpleasant f-16 aircraft that takes the station of the west wing tip, so close you can make out his face. and we were sort of excited because it was pretty amazing. and there he is pretty my colleague said, get your camera take a picture. i little camera that i'd been taking pic

lynn, you mentioned a moment the potential death toll.ople have gone with that and it is a very, very stark headlines as to britain's top medic said fewer than 20,000 deaths will bea said fewer than 20,000 deaths will be a good result. i mean... everything is relative i know, but 20,000 people dying and that is... we are supposed to think that is good. i think it is a terrible way to have expressed it and i hope these people who are not used probably to this media attention, i hope they are not, that they get some training in this. to call something 20,000 dead a good result... and the other thing that worries me, most of the intensive ca re worries me, most of the intensive care beds were being used for other people before they started. what happened to all of them and how many other people are dying of other things like cancer, close to my heart, because of this happening? so it is just dreadful how it has taken over the nhs. i suppose that headline on the sunday people drives it home, martin, that it will be even more if we don't do th

twyman sam is the director of the film 16 bars and lynn is a regional coordinator for the documentary helping facilitate community discussions around the film welcome everyone to the show it's so good to have you here. talking with you it's great to have you i'll start with you speech in los angeles talk to us about the idea behind an album out of jail where did that come from. well honestly music is my thing i wanted to do music in a jail when i saw a documentary on c.n.n. that had a daddy daughter dance and at the end of the day i was like wow who ever allowed for this daddy daughter dance to happen it was such a. testimony of the humanity of the inmates that i was like we got to reach out to that particular jail in order to do this music so we started making calls and started trying to make some things happen and about 2 years later. we made it happen. and one of the people behind that daddy daughter dance at the sheriff at that jail but there's also someone else her name is dr sarah scar brushes the brains behind what's called the 2nd chance program and it's featured in the film s

lynn vividly remembers walking the shoreline with her son. he seemed in good spirits that day. >> we talked about school and he's like, i'm not sure where i am right now in my head. i said, well, you just got your captain's license, you don't have to worry about anything right now. >> reporter: he's looking toward the future? >> yeah. >> reporter: when they returned from the beach, conrad drove his sisters to get ice cream. >> he was laughing. i said something and he was like smiling. >> reporter: conrad told his mom he was going to his friend's house and wouldn't be back for dinner. later that night, lynn says out of the blue her daughter got a text message from someone quite unexpected. >> it was around 10:30 that night. michelle carter is asking where conrad is. and they're boyfriend and girlfriend now. >> reporter: this was news to lynn. she knew conrad and michelle had only seen each other in person a few times. the next morning, lynn woke up at 5:00 a.m. and noticed conrad wasn't home. she called around and drove by his friend's house b

but it was lynn who was the star of the show, hitting the winning runs with his eighth six of the dayin the first semi—final on tuesday. now to some basketball and to one of the most famous courts in the world. this colourful creation is called the pigalle duperree located in paris. it's been supported by lebronjames and it attracts people from all over the world. sumbal syed sat down with the creator of the court stephane ashpool to talk about the journey. basketball, one of the biggest sports on this planet. i have come to paris to sit down with a man behind one of the world's most creative courts. the court has been 11 years now. nikkei and the bron james came to paris and they wanted to support a community project and they came to me and said ok we know we have this grey and dirty court, please do something. the bron put some light on the court and then step—by—step it started to get more popular. i was born in the neighbourhood. that was my school. i live down the street. my friends and people live around here so this place was waiting for us. at my school everyone was running af

lynne pantihose a popular chat show on local t.v. . every day she chats with artists mysis ins and other media personalities this have made her a role model for others living with albinism. but i am not i am albi beautiful which means i feel good about myself i think in a very positive way in my priority is not set by others i always think about myself 1st and i don't wait for the state to come and help me no i acted i got training i created a job i'm a lady boss. she's very away off. but says she's only come this fall with hard work and determination. at present being a woman is already very difficult and to add to the fact that you're albin or it was very hard you 1st have to accept yourself as a woman and then show people that being an albino woman is being a woman like any other well rounded with charm and charisma long. before she rose to fame and begin a fossil like most people living with albinism she didn't always have an easy life . defined as i was almost kidnapped twice i used to date a guy who in secret stole pieces of my h

british wartime singer — dame vera lynn — has shared a message for the world on her 103rd birthday.olation — because it will help pass the dark times. freya cole reports. # we'll meet again. # don't know where, don't know when... 103 years old, dame vera lynn's spirit is as strong as ever. # some sunny day... she's released a new video showing archive footage of her performing her signature tune. it's been more than 80 years since it was first released, but the lyrics are as poignant as ever. # always do... # till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away. known as the force's sweetheart, dame vera lynn entertained british troops during world war ii with songs that captured the hearts and lifted spirits. during some of the world's darkest days, she travelled as far afield as egypt and myanmar to boost morale on the front line. along with a new video, the singer released a statement, saying: # but i know we'll meet... at the very end of her birthday video, the 103—year—old recorded a short message for everyone who is social distancing or in self—isolation. keep smiling, and keep

lynn -- >> right. being able to get to the center of the family has to just be so taxing emotionally. what has been the hardest part for you in this, lynn, in terms of being able to deal with not bei being able to be by your mama's side? >> well, you know, i lived very close to the place that she lives, just a few blocks away, and so i'm able to see my mom like every day, you know? i'm a big part of her life, even though she's there and i bring my little dog over there and cheer her up, and her whole face lights up when i come in. and now that she's sick with this virus, you know, i'm very concerned for her life and i'm afraid -- i'm afraid that i won't ever see my mom again, and it breaks my heart not to be there to hold her hand and talk to her, comfort her right now. >> god forbid you don't get to see her again. your brother says that she's moving in the right direction. i understand why you've got to be so nervous because she's vulnerable and people in that place have succumbed to the virus. but th

you heard from ty lynn last meeting on the independent oversight report. good progress is being made. we see increased availability and reliability of the vehicles that are currently on the rails. as you will hear, we have incorporated the recommendations from ty lynn's report into our recommendation for this allocation request. we have nearly 2 $00 million in prop k sales tax funds for the projects. in 2014 it was the largest allocation we have made from the program. this additional $60.7 million will be added to $150 million or so and so my math is a little bit off. $1,030,000,000. the -- 130 million. the total procurement will end up at nearly $192 million. this is a reminder what the project is for the plaintiff of 151 new lrvs from semens replacing the brayda lrvs in operation as well as 68 additional expansion vehicles to expand the fleet. that 68 vehicle expansion fleet is what is currently operating in the system. the schedule as originally presented to to board years ago in 2014 was procurement schedule that extended through 2027. based on negotia

lynn? >> sort of humanizes different cultures for people. i feel like he realized there was a common thread. >> good. humanizes these different cultures. anyone else? caroline? >> kind of equates them. >> equates them. we have no idea who these people are. we don't know if these people were married or couples. they could be brother and sister. work mates. colleagues. we don't know who they are. but by putting these photographs all together, he is generalizing vast differences in identity, nationality and suggesting all these people are the same. they are all couples. again, we don't know who these people are, what they are doing, if they are even a heterosexual partnership. what's interesting about "the family man" overall is the way each photograph in the show is controlled by those around it. so, again, think back to roland bart's idea the photograph is an image about a code. "family man," the other images around the photograph encode image to make us see it in a certain way. it really is

for this. 100000 cases there's some disturbing numbers there for more i'm joined now by christiane lynn meyer he is a spokesperson at the world health organization and joins us tonight from geneva switzerland because then the w.h.o. is saying that the pandemic is exhilarating where is it spreading at the most rapid pace. so what was seeing right now while china has nearly serial cases we have iran is one of the top countries it's early and a slow to the u.s. that's catching up tools of prominent 3 countries though europe in general its is unfortunately the most spending area it's spain france germany italy all together make for a good portion of of all the of all the cases worldwide but as you look at china we can see that there is hope if we're doing the right measures to curb this outbreak and to get so bad outcome today the w.h.o. called on the world's most developed countries the g 20 to work together to stop the spread of the corona virus i want to ask you is the fear here that if we do not have this type of international cooperation is the fear that we will not be able to bring th

an unbeaten century by australian chris lynn took lahore qalandars into the semifinals of the pakistanalified for the semis, lost moeen ali in the first over but then kushdil shah made 70 as the sultans fought to 186—6 from their 20 overs. the lahore openers then put on a century partnership, pakistan's fakhar zeman with 57 — but it was lynn who was the star of the show, hitting the winning runs with his eighth six of the day. the qalandars will play karachi kings in the first semifinal on tuesday. as you know there isn't a lot of sport in the diary at the moment, but there are a lot of meetings. top flight rugby union in england could be the next big sporting league to postpone fixtures due to coronavirus. premiership rugby is considering a 12—week suspension of top—flight games due to the outbreak. a special meeting will take place on monday when clubs will discuss a range of potential next steps. how long the postponement is for is up in the air, it will be discussed on monday, it could be four weeks, it could be as many as ten or 12 weeks. but there is a feeling at premiership rugb

. ♪ >> reporter: for country star and grammhey winnery lynne, this period is as confusing as it is for >> i guess we're gonna have to wait. we're gonna have to wait, see. e don't think anybody knows what the hell weing to do right now. >> rerter: her new album, titled simply "shelby lynne," is slated for release on april 17, but she's not sure when she will be able to hit the road and from an economics rspective, when you're managing and thinking of your year, how much of a disruption is this for you? >> i mean, i can't sit around and worry about things i can't control. and now, i think it's just a time for us to be reflective and-- ands maybe look at thi little differently instead of having so way trun around and be all crazy all the time. maybe we're not supposedo. maybe we're supposed to just chill. ♪ >> reporter: but e are worried about what happens in the short-term believe music will play a necessaryusole in gettinll through this. >> ultimately, we do see this as finite. and whilst we don't think that the world will quite be the same again or as we knew it, we do think that peopl

british wartime singer dame vera lynn has shared a message for the world on her 103rd birthday. # will meet again, don‘t know how, don't know when... 103 yea rs how, don't know when... 103 years old, dame vera lynn‘s spirit is as strong as ever. she is released a new video showing archive footage of her performing her signature tune. it's performing her signature tune. it‘s been more than 80 years since it was released, but the lyrics are as poignant as ever. # always do... till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away. dame vera lynn entertained british troops during world war ii with songs that captured the hearts and lifted spirits. during some of the world‘s darkest days she travelled as far afield as egypt and myanmar to boost morale on the front line. along with a new video, the singer released a statement saying we are facing very challenging times andi are facing very challenging times and i know people are worried about the future. music is so good for the soul injuring his hard times we must help each other to find moments of joy. at the help each other to find mo

preserving lynn easing pain.ough the endless english months of war games, the medical -- a grew tough they learned the prime importance of speed. as the day junior the grand strategy was mapped, the medical corps trapped its plans. the disposition of hospital facilities in england would be as follows. in the north scattered over a wide area, the general hospitals, large institutions equipped for every type of medical services. a few miles inland from the south coast spotted near rail roads would be transit hospitals for which would pass all the casualties arriving in england. here they would be classified and routed to the various general hospitals in the north. along the coast close to the beaches imports in the receiving area there would be a holding hospital fully equipped for emergency surgery here serious cases could receive attention immediately on their arrival in england. these were the plans and this was the reality. the general hospital, the transit hospital, the holding hospital. better equipped than m

lynn is not quite deserted yet the last tourists are enjoying a very rare open view of the brandenburg gate hardly any of them are worried about the virus. i'm not very scared of it because. i always give myself then wash my hands and all do all that. i think people are open to being a bit much and when we just need to be just a call man face the fire just call me now we can enjoy the good weather since it's really bright the army like not like usual. yeah so i tend to go out my friends while the weather is good. others believe they're in the wrong place at the wrong time they have to change their plans well they were to go and visit most of the museums there was overbooked everything is closed so we did a lot more walking instead. but i afraid of them by with. this. i think you're going florence of old washington just for this is causing a lot of damage to a lot of businesses. one popular spot that's closed down is berlin's famous as so $36.00 clubs in the crowd spend district. a sign complaining up after the last concert and if i can her coworkers have little else to do. you can do w

copyright battle over the opening guitar riff for stairway to heaven a san francisco court said let's lynn's $970.00 want to rock anthem did not rape of a song written 4 years earlier by spirit guitarist randy wolf the band could have faced millions of dollars in damages if they'd lost. it makes me wonder if i'm not following the time far from me and the business to get by and. i'm not often out of the jam just sometimes i am but i sound off with that. i think steve interject culture of looking at the stereotypes classics piercing the future of the country that i now want. to thank for this drama. it's all about ok. i'm right show join me for me to jam and fun to be a. host to use crime fighters are back. for those most successful in radio dramas. this season the stories focus on. the mention of sustainable chicago production. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and others. social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. get. a free jenny full of surprises. coming. to some said one of the indian players the footsteps of th

spokesman christian lynn my yeah this is a an interesting development now just a few weeks to go. people were criticizing all over europe of the strong measures and then china indeed. as joe was. kind of praising but not on the strong measures mainly the strong. working on testing in treating and tracing of the patients was a combination of efforts which are importantly it's the. comprehensive approach of trying to limit any for the options for source human spread and of course large gatherings and cafes and bars and restaurants are definitely a risk yes. and on the other hand don't forget to test feet and trace every single day sions that's important so in europe countries have now as we've seen many cases rising up in europe have seen the examples of china and they have shown good results in china hence many countries across europe and maybe across the world are looking at similar options. the well the trumpet ministration is proposing an $850000000000.00 stimulus package that would among other measures send a $1000.00 check to every american the package would also include $5000

coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sierra notten and crystal lynnad didn't care about me. i had a whole big family. they didn't care about me. so i felt alone until la la land is my family. >> reporter: in texas alone, more than 1200 youth aged out of the system last year, and many end up on the streets. >> we're not in the business of coffee. we just serve coffee. we're definitely in the business of kindness. >> reporter: la la landowner created a program where foster youth can learn how to make it in the real world. so far he has hired nine. >> our goal is to open a thousand store, 10,000 stores, whatever it is, and hire as many youth as possible. >> reporter: but that cuts into your profits. >> of course. but there is a balance in life. we have a duty to our society to help the ones who are in need. >> reporter: sierra was placed with a foster famil after her ther sexually abused her when she was 15. nearly five years later, it's still difficult to talk about her journey. >> i just try to push it behind me, because it happened. and i just want to

but no government truly can be it seems but lynn already sees itself accused of not showing enough solidarity despite taking in intensive care patients from the city and it's an open question whether europe can emerge from this crisis as strong as it used to be or where there will be more divided than ever. the sporting world has come to a standstill amid the can run a virus crisis but many of its biggest names have used the free time to help out in the battle against the pandemic serbian tennis superstar is the latest to step up for the save the 7 figure donation. novak djokovic is a man more used to picking up 7 figure checks them to during the moat but the 17 time major winners pledge of 1000000 euros to buy medical equipment in his native serbia sees him join a growing line of sporting stars and institutions who are using their financial muscle to help battle the coronavirus pandemic in football by a munich's prolific. said goodbye to a few of his gold bonuses as he pledged a 1000000 euros to germany's fighting fund. a separate initiative called we kick corona teammates leon gorecki and y

germany is also wrapping up its defenses closing schools in many public facilities and as of tuesday lynn's world famous nightlife will grind to a halt as bars and clubs will also be closed many of the clubs don't know how they're going to survive the loss of business the closures will bring. we've never experienced such a big threat to the cultural scene it's possible that by the end of this crisis a large part of the culture for which. berlin is known and thanks to which many people feel good in berlin will disappear. many of europe's main cultural attractions are funded by taxpayer money berlin's clubs are funded by their patrons who are now staying at home. are joining me now in studio a lemo talkie from sports to look at how this pandemic is affecting the sports world sorting here in germany the buddhist league of finally deciding to suspend the season but it took them a while to make that choice right to i think the german league i think for the long time they were just hoping that hey as long as no players effect that no coaches effect then no harm you know they don't have the crown

you heard from ty lynn last meeting on the independent oversight report. good progress is being made. we see increased availability and reliability of the vehicles that are currently on the rails. as you will hear, we have incorporated the recommendations from ty lynn's report into our recommendation for this allocation request. we have nearly 2 $00 million in prop k sales tax funds for the projects. in 2014 it was the largest allocation we have made from the program. this additional $60.7 million will be added to $150 million or so and so my math is a little bit off. $1,030,000,000. the -- 130 million. the total procurement will end up at nearly $192 million. this is a reminder what the project is for the plaintiff of 151 new lrvs from semens replacing the brayda lrvs in operation as well as 68 additional expansion vehicles to expand the fleet. that 68 vehicle expansion fleet is what is currently operating in the system. the schedule as originally presented to to board years ago in 2014 was procurement schedule that extended through 2027. based on negotia

and a woman like lynn who is thought to reach this level is a real role model for us that's why it's a great pleasure to be with her. i think many girls are now telling themselves if she's an albino who's fulfilled and lives freely i can try that too. for this reason she now discusses albinism on her show to foster awareness but also to inspire and encourage others with the condition so. that's it for now from africa you can catch all last doris' from our website and facebook page albinism is much more frequent in africa than elsewhere in the world as many as one in 4000 people in some areas we leave you now with these pictures of africans who live every day with albinism we'll see you next time i found out. i know. it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about ok i'm do this because we can't stay on israel or i'm not i don't know where that. consulate global news that matters d w made for mines is a human race destroying itself. ruining the basic elements of our existence we're using too much water and we're told looting water is life. going to go longer supplies wil

restrict residents on sunday and nationwide lockdown could be announced but here in germany's capital lynn there are mixed views on what the country should do next. in berlin's park's spring maybe in the year but most likely also particles of the coronavirus still some left their homes to catch a bit of fresh air exercise and enjoy some family time all the while generally keeping the recommended distance these could have been some of the last weekend outings for berliners as a possible nationwide lockdown was on everyone's minds the socialist out of food i heard from friends in spain how depressing a lockdown is other wolf but let's i'm afraid it's going to happen with the specter of nabi the weather will also play a role that people stick to the recommendation i hope so. too much of it which is of course people shouldn't gather in large groups it's unnecessary so that's a sensible rule but a couple going for a walk or enjoying some food in a cafe keeping the appropriate distance why you know. food markets are still allowed to operate at this one it was business as usual with no social dis

just one of lynn's more fortunate stone steps having raised you know french a capital for the next 2 years but the coronavirus will hit many startups in the city whose famous streets and i will also ghostly quiet no one is going to be exempt from the implications of corona started to especially are going to be very vulnerable they're already running on very lean budgets and as customers dry up a let's hear a start up that focuses on things you do in the house or delivery you're going to be struggling. despite government support for small businesses hit by the coronavirus when the crisis is past many of the smaller start ups in this top tech city may be no more than a memory of simpler times. and financial correspondent jose luis de haro joins me now from new york jose the u.s. the world's largest economy is still working on its stimulus plan to respond to this outbreak this pandemic i should say where things stand. for now is stephen i'm bringing lots of news that the 1st ones we just learned minutes ago that denies the will close its trading floor is starting march 23rd and will sta

latest measures a you say came into came into action closures of clubs and bars which of course but lynn as the german capital is so well known foreign people flock to the line every year to experience those club's 1st hands now there were police and civil offices out on the streets last night making sure that bars and pubs abided by. by those new measures making sure that also a private event with more than 50 people were not being held those are also banned but there are cafes and restaurants at every maining open as long as there's a distance between customers of at least 1.5 meters but if scenes out on the street here today are anything to go by people are following these measures a many many people are staying at home and that everyday is a very surreal quietness on the streets here in the german capital the doubly political correspondent kate brady thank you you're watching news from berlin though when more news at the top of the hour with calmness and don't forget the web site is there for all the latest that d.w. dot com and now though i'm anthony how it works what's. been free t

on lynn moxon's memorial website, herfamily writes, sorry, lynn, you didn't deserve this, we are unablees are forfuneral he wants to know what the rules are for funeral gatherings. earlier on breakfast, the gp dr sarahjarvis spoke about the difficult decisions that must be made by people with underlying health conditions who want to attend a loved one's funeral. someone had emailed then about a funeral they want to go to but because they have underlying health conditions they didn't know if they should go and the answer is heartbreaking. i am so, so sorry and we are heeding tragic stories like this. if she is not in the highest risk category, even people in the highest risk category, if you are in the last six months of your life you may decide to make the decision. this is for your protection rather than anyone else because we know people in the highest risk, over the age of 80 for instance you have a 25% chance of being severely ill to be admitted to hospital. i would strongly suggest yes she is not going to have the chance to say goodbye to them in the same way again but! goodbye to

today one of the last one dave and lynn.nd there we go, multiple rain clouds into the weekend with the possibility of thunderstorms by sunday. >>> health officials are trying to fight the spread of the coronavirus by expanding coordinated testing at designated hospitals, clinics, and urgent care centers. the program will test people with flulike symptoms and half with underlying health issues. doctors hope to find out if the virus is being transmitted from person-to-person. >>> people across the country stocking up on cleaning supplies . we spoke on one worker who said he was making sure he had enough grocery and case his employers that everyone should work from home as a precautionary measure. >> surprisingly there were not that many people. there is no toilet paper. that was shocking. there is also not a lot of pasta. that was interesting. >> the employer we spoke with says while he is prepared to work from home his employers says they may extend guidelines. >>> officials have announced they will not refund people who have

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lynn ramirez reports these back yard homes can put w tra dollar homeowners. >> reporter: they call itny unit but there's nothing old-fashioned about this tiny moderate home. homeowner jeff thompson says this prefabricated home was put in his back yard and made move- in ready in just 12 weeks. >> they drove it here and then craned the whole unit over the back yard and put it right on top of the foundation and finisheded the utilities and it's as easy as that. >> reporter: it's all part of a new program to streamline the back yard home permitting proetsz plus the quick one-top- shop start up. >> reporter: so this is a h . right now we're in the living room and the tv area. we're going to walk through the galley style kitchen where we have very nice mrienss and that leads you into the bedroom. it's a pretty nice size bedroom. there's two closets. there's a space for a dresser right here and over in this area we'll walk right into the restroom and in the restroom there's a very nice sized shower. it seems a lot bigger than 500 500 square feet but that's because of all of the windows on a

well many of europe's main cultural attractions are funded by taxpayer money but lynne's clubs are funded by their patrons who are now staying at home. are joining me now in studio a lemo talkie from sports to look at how this pandemic is affecting the sports world sort of here in germany the bundesliga finally deciding to suspend the season but it took them a while to make that choice right to it i think the german league i think for the long time they were just hoping that hey as long as no players effect that no coach is affected then no harm you know they don't have the corner i was we can continue playing and unfortunately we don't work that way and we also and then of course they will release key keen on this idea of you know which is always a chance yeah that is the literal translation of it goes games and that's because you have stadiums without any spectators and it does feel kind of eerie a bit creepy even at times and then what happened was that information emerged yes yesterday before friday's want to see it again that perhaps one of the coaches' coach was showing a cronut lik

thank you, lynn and martin. if you tidied up? the whole bookcase? these are the pressing matters. don't forget — you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week, at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next on bbc news, it's time for your questions answered. 0k, ok, let's get started answering some of those questions. we are speaking toagp of those questions. we are speaking to a gp and oppressor of the urology. a question from heather doll smith, first. when the problems that tested positive for mild symptoms, what are these month systems to make symptoms? is there a case went carrying on with that attitude could diminish the seriousness of this situation? there isa seriousness of this situation? there is a balance between emphasising the seriousness without inducing panic. most people have mild symptoms, about 80%, and that means fever, feeling unwell, and a cough. that might last a week or so, but the cost could persist, but they may be able to push

or for more now i'm joined by christiane lynn meier he's a spokesperson with the world health organization he joins me from geneva switzerland because and it's good to see you the united states so it's cases new cases more than double in the last 24 hours is this the result of of more and better testing or is the situation there really getting out of hand most likely it's a combination of 2 is rise of cases and of course also better test now and this is there is typical for any country in when they start testing more rigorously that data and signed will cases and it ends you have a spike in the number of course the trend now in the next days will show if this trend continues or whether this was a one time spike. over of a new in of the new testing methods and we've got a mixed picture in the united states the u.s. president today saying that restrictions themselves could lead to deaths that we've got many states under lock downs how satisfied are you with the response by u.s. authorities to this pandemic. in general i think we've seen countries where. mainly the testing the rigorous testin

volunteer state for a reason. >>> officials say some of the cleanup may take months. >> lori love lynn her husband believe they have proof of their innocence in the college cheating scandal. the allegations came after prosecutors handed over notes of college admissions consultant rick singer's iphone. singer alleged that fbi agents told him to -- prosecutors are not commenting. the trial is still scheduled to tart in october. >>> coming up next, developments in the coyne vire update. a live report on passengers awaiting testing being held on a cruise ship at see just off the coast of san francisco. >>> we are live at sfo as thousands of bay area united workers brace for the financial impact of fewer flights. 6:27 right now. you're watcheding "today in the bay." can we go get some ice cream? alright, we gotta stop here first. ♪ ♪ from smarter atms, to after hours video tellers ♪ ♪ comcast business is connecting thousands of banks to technology that turns everyday transactions into extraordinary experiences. hi there. how are you? do you have any lollipops in there? (laughing) no, sorry.

it's quite something to see them describe and measure by a conservative government and what's more, lynnccluskey the general secretary of unite, not known for being a fan of boris johnson, to put it mildly called it historic from a bold and very much necessary. so it kind of shows you how difficult these circumstances are that you are getting political foes to come together, but also i think there have been frantic looking at the government over the la st looking at the government over the last few days, because we have seen packages and other countries, sweden for example has a similar arrangement and other european countries, and i think there's been a cce pta nce countries, and i think there's been acceptance that the situation is so serious that these measures need to be taken, and talking to officials this evening they were adamant that it will be as much money as it needs to be. i'm going to take her to the front page of the times talking about money. we've got a few more figures with the headline, wages bailout for workers. yes, and there is deutsche bank suggesting that this will

next, i'd like to welcome lynn dulce, who is the c.e.o. of edgewood. >> i was going to say good morning, but good afternoon. i'm truly grateful for your support on behalf of the children and families we serve. you know, i know you know in san francisco, nonprofits can't do our work alone and truly depend on the board of supervisors to make fair and measures decisions on behalf of your constituents. so as the chief executive officer for edgewood center for children and families, i am also a therapist, and i have served for 30 years in one way or another children and families in san francisco. prior to this position, i was the director of public health for san francisco county. i cofounded the san francisco department of public health trauma transformed trauma care curriculum that is considered a national model for organizational change, and previously, i worked to advance and develop an a.p.a., american psychological association approved multicu approved multicultural program. i developed and oversaw outpatient mental health services and al

lynn manual remand the calls in one of the funniest writers on this internet.se welcome to the stage eric thomas. >> oh my god. i am so genuinely odd to be in the room with all of you. i come from a family of audiobook listeners. i'm deeply honored by you and the work that you do. the novelizations of the star trek novels i really enjoyed but the first audiobook i remember buying was the bible. my father was insistent and i believe it was unabridged so it was literally 60 cassettes and came in a case like nuclear codes. i was telling my father while i was doing this, i listened to all of it, i hope you did. i remember pulling out a cassette and listening to deuteronomy, get all those names exactly right. a couple months ago i was in nashville and the lift driver was telling me he is also a voice actor and i was asking him about it. he was up for a new recording of the bible. did add something? no, they are just doing it again. they are going to pull a mack truck of money because that is nine years of recording. i am rooting for him unless any of your up for tha