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>>if you're at animal place margie ph says they care for a variety of animals all finding relief from rough pasts. >>we just want people to be a little kinder a little more compassionate towards other animals now margi in kelsey hoping they're sanctuary can become a temporary home has been my heart aches for those that. >>one rescued. >>and that were killed, but i am happy that these girls made it before they can find forever homes soon to be frolicking around in folks back yards. >>that was heather janssen reporting for us tonight. >>the protesters came out today calling for the resignations of the first to district attorney to handle the amount are very case why they say the case was clearly this hand. >>and president trump fires back at former president barack obama after his graduation speech remarks on sunday, what he had to say about his predecessor this afternoon. >>plus top democrats are investigating the latest firing of the trump administration, what they want to know about that special a tonight top democrats have launched an investigation into president trump's firing of s

>>if you're at animal place margie ph says they care for a variety of animals all finding relief from rough pasts. >>we just want people to be a little kinder a little more compassionate towards other animals now margi in kelsey hoping they're sanctuary can become a temporary home has been my heart aches for those that. >>one rescued. >>and that were killed, but i am happy that these girls made it before they can find forever homes soon to be frolicking around in folks back yards. >>that was heather jansen reporting for us tonight. still ahead, a good delivery service driver is accused of running over a. >>chicago restaurant worker will explain the moments >>the person of interest says turn themselves in involved in a hit and run case in chicago part of the incident was captured on cell phone video will jones reports. >>this cell phone video from friday night shows the moments before a delivery driver for grub hub rain over a worker of the lakeview east restaurant i was so scared. i never seen anything like this it was just like something out of tv. it was like surreal it's this. i lo

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danny and margie, though, kept the shop open, serving up as many to go orders as they possibly could. and danny is joining us now with more on his story. first of all, thank you, danny for having us in to the shop. >> thanks for having us. connell: you are staying at a safe distance, you are behind the counter. how have things been going for you the last six weeks? >> it's definitely been rough to say the least. we have had to make some concessions as far as business hours are concerned and operation. we've had to dial back purchasing on from vendors to stay alive and really just to also continue to serve the public. connell: right, which you did. did you ever think about -- there's a restaurant right next door to here that's closed. some others like you are to go. did you think about closing down? >> we did think about closing down, and both my wife and i came to the conclusion that that may be one of the worst things that we could do, as far as r serving the public. you know, it is good to try to keep some semblance of normalcy. this is what we've tried to do for the community. conn

. >> reporter: margie smith, a nurse in sacramento, is missing the hugs from her daughter's grace andu interacting? >> most days after work, i actually go home and i sit on the front porch.k the phone through the window and we'll play games and catch up on our day. >> reporter: when we asked them to zoom, her family worked up a special surprise. >> i heard you guys might have something for mom. is that right? >> oh, wow, who painted that >> i did >> that's amazing. >> reporter: ruth became a nurse just before turning 50. a life-long dream. but now with unfortunat side effects >> it's very trying. trying times >> yeah. >> reporter: she used to see her family often and babysit for some of her nine grandkids, so we arranged a virtual celebration. we have got some mor people to join the party. >> happy mother's day. >> we all know you love hummingbirds. so i made you a humming bird nurse >> oh, >> for the mom named mimi they're so proud of. >> going into work and going with these patients and something you do every day, i love her so much. >> are you crying, ruth >> yes very happy >> are

margie. and several of our great agricultural producers, it is nice to meet all of you. it is really good to meet you. zippy, you are doing ok? u have my condolences, i hope. zippy was married to a great woman. for purposes of the record, you still are. you always will be. right? she was a great person. she was a great person. from day one, my administration has been determined to protect our nation's incredible farmers. we enacted historic tax cuts and helped family farms stay in the family. what we did is we passed in the tax cuts, the death tax. the inheritance tax. small farms and ranchers and even businesses, you don't have to pay it. it's a big deal. instead of losing your farm, you keep your farm. i think that was a big deal. what do you think? maybe your farm is so big, it doesn't qualify. we eliminated that horrible death tax. most of the kids, many of the kids lost their farms. they go borrow to pay the tax and they ended up losing the farms. you don't have to pay that tax anymore. that's one of the reasons the farmers like me, i guess, but hopefully, that's no

. >> margie smith, nurse in sacramento is missing the hugs from her daughters grace and jane. >> how are you interacting? >> most days after work i go home and sit on the front porch. we'll talk on the phone through the windows and play games and talk and catch up on our day. >> her family worked up a special surprise when asked to zoom. i hear you might have something for mom, right? >> oh, who painted that? >> we. amazing. now with unfortunate side effects. it's very trying. trying time. >> yes. she used to see her family often and babysit for some of her nine grand kids. so we orlgd a virtual celebration. >> happy mother's day. >> we know you love hummingbirds. so i made you a lumg bird nurse. >> for the mom and mimi they're so proud of. >> going into work and dealing with these patients and doing what i do every day. i love her so much. >> are you crying, ruth? >> yes. >> yes. are those --tears, very happy tears. >> this was just amazing. thank you all so much. >> thank you for everything. >> kate snow reporting. a field hopt set up a new york central park is being taken down. pa

about that on long on a digital level and then lose these not totally their shows and all luck and margy their money but i'm get an image their lives with really appealing. legs if i have to visualize my kitchen. i don't visualize a dark blue because those are the on those that i haven't seen and no make that when i see it i see here that there could have been a better shot then i could have taken a shot sort of an establishment. you know follow on building the animation i just wanted to call it what i what my mind makes me think like the image of the magic that comes to my mind is one i'll go away. from this one film because of the kind of film and those and also tell you about the soul of this guy and i just wanted to follow the sort i just wonder before i make break all structures if it doesn't have structure i don't mean it's ok and i'm fine with that that we're. revealing eco friendly solutions to come back. dress to our planet on al-jazeera. the on. this website. so our decision to liberate an am. oh and to our face what i mean and. they missed. a lot. when i was read it as militar

host: this is margie from newark, delaware. caller: i have a few questions. because i am confused. i read the "new york post" every day. there is two big articles that are saying, young babies are getting it. , 65 babies of fact that were verified. it is almost related to kawasaki's, but it is through the virus. said, in the age group 30 to 40, they get caught when they got the virus. they are getting strokes. so for him to just say it is elderly people mostly, it is too confusing. i can understand people are confused, because everybody is saying something different. so i would like him to clarify. guest: a great question, and a very important question. and the caller is right. there is a lot of confusion about this, because there are -- look, if you are younger, it is not that you are completely immune from covid-19 or that it is not possible for you to get sick, it is possible for you to get sick. and there are cases of younger people who die of covid-19. but, statistically speaking, if you actually look at numbers across the country and across the world, the percentage of people

and maureen's mom margie in west bend, wisconsin.s out there, including my wife christina, my sister livy and especially to my mother. i love you and i'll see you in a little bit. a big happy birthday milestone to my dad. how cool is that guy with his star on the hollywood walk of fame. happy birthday. i'm lucky for those two as parents. >>> we'll see you back here next week on "sunday today." happy mother's day, everybody. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> good morning. it is sunday, may 10th. happy mother's day to one and all. a live look outside, cloudy skies over dublin. what do we have on tap for this mother's day? we'll find out in just a moment. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. there she is, vianey arana joins us with a look at our micro climate forecast. hey, vianey. >>>

host: let's go to washington state and hear from margie in arlington, washington. you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i was wondering if it is true that you don't die of the virus, you die with it. if you have diabetes. is that still true? or can you die of it? guest: i think we know, you die of this virus. in therus is devastating effects it can cause, especially the lungs. the pneumonia that it causes is horrifically deadly. unlike other diseases, which can cause other responses within the body, this is, most often a direct cause of the virus. host: in washington dc, this is area at -- caller: how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: good morning, doctor. i turn the tv and on and i heard you all talking. i thank god that you all had a number for us to call in and ask questions. thank you very much. the question is this. my brother has been laying around for about three or four days. i told him, go get checked out, because he was weaving and wobbling. he has been laying around and coughing. i toldhim it could -- him to go get checked out. i said, if you don't

let's go to margie in philadelphia. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. was watching a program the other day. they were talking about there was a lab in fort dietrich, maryland. they had a bad accident and the lab had to be shut down. looking at past cases now. they said one death was in december and one in january where both those people had covid-19. i want to go to wuhan, china. we had intelligence agencies in wuhan, china when this virus was taking off. they were sending reports back to the united states warning the president about something going that was not caught in time to stop and it was going to be catastrophic. host: you talked about china a bit. what about her concerns on the fort dietrich lab? guest: that was more than two decades ago and had to do with an outbreak i believe a hemorrhagic virus. it was quickly caught. lab accidents are a real risk, but they are generally far and few between. that the been talk too covid-19 was somehow manufactured in a lab and weaponized. most experts don't agree with that, by the way. it is also very hard t

host: this is margie from newark, delaware. caller: i have a few questions.he "new york post" every day. there are two big articles that say young babies are getting it -- as a matter of fact, 65 babies were verified, and it is almost related to kawasaki's, but it is through the virus. 40,then the age group 30 to they get caught when they got the virus. for him to just say it is elderly people mostly -- it is too confusing. i can understand people are confused. everybody is saying something different. i would like him to clarify. guest: a great and very important question. and the caller is right. there is a lot of confusion about this, because there are -- if you are younger, it is not that you are completely immune from covid-19 or that it is not possible for you to get sick. it is possible for you to get sick. there are cases of younger people who die of covid-19. but, statistically speaking, if you actually look at numbers across the country and across the world, the percentage of people who are dying in their 30's or 20's or teens or shareen is very low

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