already bledsoe just catches the ball in her glove and ends up being an only goal matilda's not to let themselves be shut out sophia where the cross in the right corner stopped by kathleen's r i promise she is ok city f.c. trying to find any sort of offensive action a break ironical let's go shell take the shot but it's blocked by larry williams cleared off the line really carpenter matilda's just completely fall apart by melbourne city and the premiers keep their unbeaten streak as the clock winds down shutting out sydney f.c. one nil with the when melbourne city comes the 1st westfield. to lift the trophy 4 times i'm so excited i'm sure of my word stadium so are without fans for pretty much the norm in australia's top men's soccer league but that didn't stop an upset game for the newcastle jets on their home pitch and the stadiums with no fans that just seemed to boost news castle jets at all 1st chance against melbourne city f.c. cross shot from khan. tool 3 done and done with that beautiful bicycle kick no good though but it still is an impressive attempt but he's not happy so the

that's what i was trying to communicate by calling it matilda's law, right? that's why i've given it my mother's name. she didn't want me to give it her name. she's a little annoyed of me. i wanted to personalize it for people. yes, it's only 1% or 2%. don't worry. go live your life. it's only 1% or 2%. but the 1% or 2% is matilda and sally and jane and sarah and your uncle and my uncle. and they are precious. and i'm not giving up. am not giving up. >> [indiscernible] >> no. look, if lightning strikes -- look, i agree -- first of all, i agree with the president, try everything you can. i agree. he said he had heard good things about that drug combination. so had it. i said send it to me. i will use it first. as soon as you sent it to me, i will use it. he sent it to me. i'm using it. today. not plastic. if it works, great. great. but, we're talking about two weeks here. it doesn't work, and by the way, even if it does work, you're still going to need the beds for people to be on a ventilator while you give them the drug, even it turns out that it winds up sa

that's what i was trying to communicate by calling it matilda's law, right? that's why i gave it my mother's name. she doesn't want me to give it her name, she's a little annoyed at me, but i wanted to personalize it for people. that's what we're talking, yes, 1 or 2%, don't worry go live your life. the 1 or 2% is matilda and sally and jane and sara and your uncle, and my uncle, and they are precious and i'm not giving up. i am not giving up. >> [inaudible] >> no, look, if lightning strikes, look, i agree, first of all, i agree with the president, try everything you can, i agree. he said he had heard good things about that drug combination, so had i. i said send it to me, i will use it first. as soon as you send it to me, i will use it. he sent it to me, i'm using it today. not plastic-- if it works, great, great. but we're talking about two weeks here. if it doesn't work, and by the way, even if it does work, you're still going to need the beds for people to be on a ventilator while you give them the drug, even if it turns out if it winds up saving their liv

but the 1% or 2% is matilda and sally and jane. and sarah and your uncle and my uncle and they are precious. and i'm not giving up. am not giving up. porter: [indiscernible] governor cuomo: no. look, if lightning strikes -- i agree. first of all i agree with the president, try everything you can. i agree. he said he had heard good things about that drug combination, so had i. i said send it to me, i will use it first. as soon as you send it to me, i will use it. he sent it to me, i'm using it. today. not plastic. if it works, great. great. but we are talking about two weeks here. the doesn't work -- by way, even if it does work, you are still going to need the beds for people to be on a ventilator while you give them the drug even if it turns out that it winds up saving their lives. you don't get around needing the hospital beds and needing the ventilators. i have to go to work. thank you very much. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which

that's why we call it matilda's law, right? i want to personalize it for people. that's what we are talking about. it is only 1% or 2%. don't worry, go live your life. the 1% or 2% is matilda and sally and james and your uncle and my uncle and they are precious. i am not giving up. i am not giving up. >> if lightning strikes -- first of all, i agree with the president try everything you can. i agree. he said he heard good thing about that drug company. i said send to me and i will use it. he sends it to me and i am using it. not plastic. if it works, great. great. but, we are talking about two weeks here. if it does not work and by the way even if it does work, you are still going to need the beds for people to be on ventilators while you give them the drug even if it turns out that it whines up saving their lives. you don't get around needing the hospital beds and needing the ventilators. i have to go to work, guys, thank you very much, thank you. >> you were listening to governor of new york governor c cuomo. i am john king. he says his state has more cases than

go shall take the shot but it's blocked by larry williams cleared off the line really carpenter matilda's just completely fall apart by melbourne city and the premier's keep their unbeaten streak as the clock winds down shutting out sydney f.c. one nil with the in melbourne city of the 1st westfield. to lift the trophy 4 times i'm so excited i'm sure to have my words stadiums though are without fans for pretty much the norm in australia's top men's soccer league but that didn't stop an upset game for the newcastle jets on their home pitch and the stadiums with no fans that just seemed to boost news castle jets at all 1st chance against melbourne city f.c. cross shot from conor o'toole 3 done in done with that beautiful bicycle kick no good though but it still is an impressive attempt but he's not happy so the jets answer back to stop time nick fitzgerald take in the past. his former side he slams are crossed over no dice footwork they're just too little too late jets up one mil after half time melbourne city looking to drop even craig news in fine form very his header for the equaliser. d

that is when i came up with matilda. i named it for my mother. it was very clear about people who are older and what they should be exposed to. brother, that was two weeks ago. if he still had my mother at his house, again out of love and comfort, in my mother wanted to be at his house anyway, she did not want to sit at home in her apartment. so she would've been doing what she wanted to do, he would've been doing what he wanted to do, and it would have seemed great and harmless. but now we would have a much different situation. exposed,f he was chances are she may have very well been exposed. and then we would be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in his basement for two weeks. so think about that, right? my brother is smart, he was acting out of love. luckily, we caught it early enough. but it is my family, it is your family, it is all of our families. and this virus is that insidious. and we have to keep that in mind. law,in mind matilda's remember who is vulnerable. and protect them. you want to go out and acted stu

i named it for my mother matilda because i went through this with my own siblings -- "how do we help a mom? mom?" where do we bring there is a difference in opinion. leading health officials put together guidelines. i know it was helpful to my family. the question among siblings, these laws and guidelines answered. i do not want to mention which a sibling that turns out that he was wrong. the personal conduct rules and regulations are also very helpful. isant to thank dr. fauci who an extraordinary american and has given me great guidance and help and assistance in putting together these policies. i would like to thank him and we are doing those. we are working on every level. every piston is firing. everything that can be done is being done. new yorkers are lucky. very experienced team working on this. this is not their first rodeo. increasing hospital capacity, we want to get the capacity of 50,000 up to a minimum of 75,000. we told hospitals we will be all -- ending elective surgeries. we will reconfigure space in the hospital to get more beds and find more staff to manage those b

i call it matilda's law, my mother's name is matilda. everybody's mother, father, sister, friend, and vulnerable populations, this is about protecting him. it is about protecting them and what you do, is highly effects their health and well-being. i love them i want to be with them, mom wants to see the kids, be smart. my mother and your mother, non- vulnerable populations, these are the rules. no nonessential gatherings. any concentration of individuals is because you are an essential, business or workforce. when the public, so social distancing, outdoor recreation is a solitary recreational exercise. it's running and hiking, is not playing basketball. with five other people. that is not what it is. it is not laying in the park with ten other people. ensuring the bear. that is not what this is. there are people and places in new york city where if you look, like life as usual. no. this is not life as usual. except it and realize it and deal with it. sick individuals should not leave their homes unless they receive medical care etc. youn

i call it matilda's law. my mother's name is matilda. everybody's mother, father, sister, friend in a vulnerable population -- this is about protecting them. protecting them. what you do, what you do highly, highly effects their health and well being. the instinct to love - i want to be with them. i want my kids. mom wants to see the kids. be smart. my mother and your mother. for non-vulnerable populations, these are the rules. no non-essential gatherings. any concentration of individuals is because you're an essential business and an essential workforce. when in public, social distancing at least 6 feet. outdoor recreation is a solitary recreational exercise. it's running, it's hiking. it's not playing basketball with five other people. that's not what it is. it's not laying in a park with 10 other people and sharing a beer. that's not what this is. there are people and places in new york city where it looks like life as usual. no. this is not life as usual and accept it and realize it and deal with it. sick individuals should not leave

in mind.o keep that mind matilda's law. remember who is vulnerable and protect them. and act to go out stupid for yourself, that's one thing. actions, don't just eaffect you. infecte home, you can ameone else and you can cause serious illness or even death actions.by your people have to really get this internalize it. it can happen to anyone. my mother and christopher, today is a very different situation. that's government performance. yesterday, i don't care whose turf this is, i don't care whose ego is involved, i'm sorry. we have to find a way to work -- a better way. time to say to that federal government and to fema and hhs, you have to learn how to do your job and you have to learn how to do it quickly, because time is not our friend. it's about stamina. this is not one week, two weeks, three weeks, four weeks, five weeks, six weeks, this is not going to be an easter surprise. understand that and have the stamina to deal with it. and it's unity. let's help one another. new york needs help now. yesterday, i asked for healthcare workers from across the country to

that's when i came up with matilda's law. it is clear about people who are older and what they are exposed to. my brother still had my mother still at his house out of love and comfort and my mother wanted to be in the house anyway. she did not want to sit alone in her apartment. she would have been doing what she wanted to do. he would have wanted to do what he wanted to do and it would have seemed great and harmless but now we have a much different situation. because if he was exposed, chances are she may very well have been exposed and then we would be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in mhis basement for tw weeks. so think about that, right? my brother is smart, he was acting out of love. luckily we caught it early enough. but, it is my family and it is your family. it is all of our families. and, this virus is that insidious. we have to keep that in mind. keep in mind matilda's law and remember who's vulnerable here and protect them. if you want to go out and act stupid yourself, that's one t

as i mentioned, i named it for my mother, matilda, because i went through this with my own siblings. how do we help mom? where do we bring mom? there was a difference of opinion. the best health professionals put together guidelines that cannot only help senior citizens but also their families who are trying to deal with this. i know it was helpful to my family. and the question among siblings, these laws and guidelines answered. i want to mention -- i don't want to mention which sibling but turns out that he was wrong. the personal conduct of rules and regulations are also very helpful. i want to thank dr. fauci, who is really an extraordinary american, and has given me great guidance and help and assistance in putting together these policies. so i'd like to thank him, and we're doing those. we're working on every level, every pissen is fire -- piston is firingful everything that can be done is being done. networks are -- new yorkers are lucky. this is not their first rodeo. they've been through a number of emergencies on a number of levels, increasing hospital capacity. we want to

matilda's law. i named it for my mother and it was very clear about people who are older and what they should that was two weeks ago. if my brother still had my mother at his house again, out of love and comfort that my mother wanted to be at the house, anyway. she didn't want to be sitting home in an apartment. so, she would have been doing what she wanted to do. he would have been doing what he wanted to do. it would have seemed great, and armless, but now we'd have a much different situation. because, if he was exposed, chances are she may have very well been exposed. and then we'd be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in his basement for two weeks. so, think about that. right? my brother is smart, he was acting out of love. luckily we caught it early enough. but, it's my family, it's your family, it's all of our families. this virus is that insidious. and we have to keep that in mind. keep in mind matilda's law. remember who's vulnerable here, and protect them. you wan

i called the executive order i passed matilda's law, my mother. it's about my mother. it's about my mother. it's about your mother, about your loved one. and we will do anything we can to make sure that they are protected. again, keeping it in perspective, johns hopkins, 387,000 cases, study ied 16,tot deaths. 100,000 cases worldwide, 268,000 pending. last point, it is about the vulnerable. it's not about 95% of us. it's about a few percent who are vulnerable. that's all this is about, bring down that anxiety, bring down that fear, bring down that paranoia. it's not about 95% of us. we're going to get through it, because we are new york and because we are smart. you have to be smart to make it in new york. we are resourceful and we are showing how resourceful we are. and because we are united, and when you are united there's nothing you can't do. because we are new york tough. we are tough. you have to be tough. this place makes you tough. but it makes you tough in a good way. we're going to make it because i love new york and i love new york because new york loves you

that's when i came up with matilda's law. i said i named it for my mother, and it was very clear about people who are older and what they should be exposed to. my brother -- that was two weeks ago. if my brother still had my mother at his house, again out of love and comfort, and my mother wanted to be at the house anyway, by the way. she didn't want to be sitting at home in an apartment. so she would have been doing what she wanted to do. he would have been doing what he wanted to do. it would have seemed great and harmless, but now we'd have a much different situation, because if he was exposed, chances are she may have very well been exposed, and then we would be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in his basement for two weeks. so think about that, right? my brother is smart. he was acting out of love. luckily we caught it early enough. but it's my family, it's your family, it's all of our families. and this virus is that insidious, and we have to keep that in mind. keep in mind matilda's law. re

i call it matilda's law. my mother's name is matilda. everybody's mother, father, sister, friend in a vulnerable population. this is about protecting them. what you do is highly, highly affects their health and well-being. i want to be with them. mom wants to see the kids. be smart. my mother and your mother. for non-vulnerable populations, these are the rules. no non-essential gatherings. any concentration of individuals is because you're an essential business and an essential work force. when in public, social distancing at least six feet. outdoor recreation is a solitary recreational exercise. it's running, it's hiking, it's not playing basketball with five other people. that's not what it is. it's not laying in a park with ten other people and sharing a beer. that's not what this is. there are people and places in new york city where it looks like life as usual. no. this is not life as usual. and accept it and realize it and deal with it. sick individuals should not leave their home unless they receive medical care, et cetera. young

that's when i came up with matilda's law. i said it for my mother. it was very clear about people who are older and what they should be exposed to. my brother -- two weeks ago. if my brother still had my mother at his house again out of love and comfort and my mother is that insidious. in we have to keep that mind. keep in mind matilda's law. here.er who is vulnerable and protect them. go out and act stupid for yourself, that's one thing, but your stupid actions don't just affect you. can infectme, you someone else, and you can cause serious illness or even death for them. actions. and people have to really get and internalize it because anyone.appen to two weeks with my mother and christopher, today is a very different situation. last point, there's nothing iough said different since started these briefings and there's nothing that we have learned that is different since these briefings. we know what to do. do it. have to it's individual discipline to stay home. social distancing. we're all bored. i know, i'm bored. it's discipline. healthcare syste

symptoms, as i mentioned named it for my mother matilda because i went through it with my siblings, how do we help mom, where do we bring mom? there was a difference of opinion. the best health professionals put together guidelines that cannot only help senior citizens but also their families trying to deal with this. i know it was helpful to my family and the question among siblings, these laws and guidelines answered, i don't want to mention which sibling. turns out that he was wrong. the personal conduct rules and regulations are also very helpful. i want to thank dr. fauci, who is really an extraordinary american and has given me great guidance and help and assistance in putting together these po policies, so i'd like to thank him. and we're doing those. we're working on every level. every piston is firing. everything that can be done is being done. new yorkers are lucky we have a very experienced team that's doing this. this is not their first rodeo, they've been through a number of emergencies on a number of levels. increasing hospital capacity. we want to get the capacity of

i call it matilda's law. my mother's name is matilda. everybody's mother, father, sister, friend in a vulnerable population, this is about protecting them. it's about protecting them, what you do, what you do is highly, highly affects your health and well-being. the instinct to love, i want to be with them, i want my kids -- mom wants to see the kids. be smart. my mother and your mother. for non-vulnerable populations, these are the rules. no non-essential gatherings. any concentration of individuals is because you're an essential business in an essential workforce. when in public, social distancing, at least six feet. outdoor recreation is a solitary recreational exercise. it's running, it's hiking. it's not playing basketball with five or people. that's not what it is. it's not laying in a park with ten other people and sharing a beer. that's not what this is. there are people in places in new york city where it looks like life as usual. no. this is not life as usual. accept it and realize it and deal with it. sick individuals should n

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north 101 at matilda, a new crash. a car went into the center divide. i don't know if it slid or it was an issue of a distracted driver. whatever the case it's on the shoulder. the person is out of their car. folks will be looking to see if they're okay. we are as well. heading to the bay bridge, laura. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we'll check back with you. back to our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic and the shelter in place in the bay area. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live this morning with more on overnight patrols just because of the shelter in place. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this shelter in place is asking people to stay at home unless you have essential business. we talk about first responders, doctors and nurses who work in the hospitals, people who work in the grocery stores that provide food or in the hardware stores, gas stations, us in the media so we can be out here and show you and tell you what's going on out here. with the businesses open, you are allowed to go out for essentials like food and ga

job which is learning of course well obviously you've become the tills teacher so i'd like to us matilda what she likes most about school right now and does she like her teacher. with that yeah. all's excellent and what's your favorite subject at school. present in. all math lots in my math great i think i think my hearing's going i think you could teach me a few things that about math at the moment i look forward to speaking to you again young lady in the days ahead i didn't realise you could speak english and you speak it very well so thank you very much for helping me out on this program madalena we'll leave it there for now and of course we'll continue to monitor the situation with you thank you very much and to mathilde's for joining us a regular thank you you're going to. buy. it here and i must improve my italian living on the later will roll out some of the most drastic rules at midnight malaysians will not be allowed to leave for 2 weeks and its borders are being sealed and are that's led to panic buying in malaysia and neighboring singapore water from flowing in kuala lumpur. g

what in the company's customers have to say about it cna confirms what we've been told at matilda all investments must be calculated by the factories and reflected in the prices charged for the products. h m m refused to tell us what percentage of the cost it passed to ensure production standards here are environmentally friendly zark didn't apply all. the western brands make demands but it's the factories in bangladesh that bear the cost. and is the system even working we decide to take a closer look at the rivers and darker. by the dallas worry river we need charmin and esteem some of the lost fisherman here. they tell us that the fish have long since disappeared from other brothers and that even here there's very little left since the textile factories arrived they say more than 4000 fisherman have been put out of work. because generators ago the water was good we had thousands of fish that since the factories arrived it's got bad. you. know fish no money and not enough to eat. many people here have factually nothing. and it's not only the fishing industry that's taking a hit we're

and take a listen to matilda. ♪ some incredible voices. thanks so much for watching.ew york. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. >>> closures, cancellations, changing every day the impact is being felt everywhere. >> one of the schools being impacted is stanford university. an under graduate student is tested positive and now the student body is told to get out. we will have more on the story coming up in a few minutes. >> we move of to new restrictions on public gatherings in santa clara county. they are banning gatherings of more than 35 people. that includes bars and restaurants. the county will make an exception if certain conditions are met to reduce the likelihood of trns mission at the events. the order will remain in affect for at least thee weree weeks. >> contracosta county is banning meetings for more than 100 people. they believe it will slow the spread of the virus. >> social distancing, which is a public health strategy that lumts the closeness and interactions of people so the disease spreads less. >>> we are w

gyms, theaters and other high density businesses and nonessential employees, social distancing, matilda's law. this is about protecting vulnerable people, older people, senior citizens, compromised immune and underlying illnesses. those are the people who are vulnerable here. that's the focus of all of this. the greatest density control issue now is in new york city. i saw the issue myself. i told new york city that i want to plan and yesterday i said i want to plan on how they will control and reduce the density i want the state to be able to approve the plan. it has the focus on young people and the gathering of young people. -you canaid it before get it and the numbers show you can do it if you are young and you can transmit it. it's reckless and violative of your civic duty as a citizen as far as i'm concerned. if new york city needs legislation to enact their plan once we prove it, i would ask new york city to pass that legislation quickly. if they have a problem passing legislation, they should let me know. increaseng the spread, the testing capacity-when you identify someone positi

go shall take the shot but it's blocked by larry williams cleared off the line really carpenter matilda's just completely fall apart by melbourne city and the premiers keep their unbeaten streak as the clock winds down shutting out sydney f.c. one nil with the in melbourne city of the 1st westfield. to lift the trophy 4 times i'm so excited i'm sure to have my words stadiums though are without fans for pretty much the norm in australia's top men's soccer league but that didn't stop an upset game for the newcastle jets on their home pitch and the stadiums with no fans that just seemed to boost news castle jets at all 1st chance against melbourne city f.c. cross shot from conor o'toole 3 done in done with that beautiful bicycle kick no good though but it still is an impressive attempt but he's not happy so the jets answer back to stop time nick fitzgerald take in the past both. his former side he slams are crossed over no dice footwork they're just too little too late jets up one mil after half time melbourne city looking to drop even fine for in very his header for the equaliser does. team

this goes back to matilda's law, this goes back to my mother. this gets back to nursing homes, senior care facilities, etc. personal advise, i try to present facts, i have tried to present everything i know, i've tried to present unbiased facts, i've tried to present numbers. people the information. when do you get anxious? when you get fearful? when you don't get the information or you doubt the information or you think people don't know what they are talking about. so i present facts. this is personal advise, this is not factual. you can take it, you can throw it in the pail. we have to think this situation through. don't be reacted at this point. yes, you are out of control in many ways. you are out of control to this virus. you are out of work, situations are changing. they are not in your control. you don't even know how long this is going to go on. it is a very frightening feeling. that is true. but you can also take back some control. plan to anticipate and what is going to go on. and planthe negatives for the positives. there are going t

that's what i was trying to communicate by calling it matilda's law, right?y i gave it my mother's name. she didn't want me to give it her name. she have was a little annoyed at me. but i wanted to personalize it for people. 1% or 2%. don't worry, go live your life. but the 1 or 2% is matilda, sally, jane, and sarah and your uncle and my uncle and they are precious. and i'm not giving up. i am not giving up. >> [inaudible question] >> sandra: you've been listening to the governor andrew cuomo there in new york city asking for more hospital beds and ventilators. chuck schumer speaking on the senate floor. let's listen to the senator, chuck schumer. >> average americans ahead of anybody else. they are losing their jobs, through no fault of their own. their kids are being sent -- are staying home because there is no school. there are so many, so many problems that are befalling average people. we want to put them first. that's been our number one goal along with the marshall plan for hospitals. in this bill, as a comes forward, as it is now at least being agreed

matilda tonight of may conquered and occupied. how did they do that? is a number of things that come out of that. one, they selectively learn from their enemies which we've been talking about. figuring out what our adversaries are doing. if we look at what our adversaries are doing, there are some things we would never in a million years do ethically or legally. it's a short list. it's not a good or bad, it's just technique that we could be using. second, they focused on not going into large wars of occupation outside of the territory flicka robbins did in trying to occupy agile forces that could move from certain frontiers as required, very large and effective groups of local allies, local allies and military forces are agile, certain core advanced technology that they were able to acquire our more capable than their adversaries. they had a strong focus on domestic resiliency and having an efficient and effective governance, administered of educational system at home. the resiliency from which to target. they were not shy about dipping back letting th

closed gyms, theaters, other high-density businesses, non-essential employees, social distancing, matilda's. remember, this is about protecting vulnerable people, older people, senior citizens, compromised immune, underlying illness. those are the people who are vulnerable here. that is the focus of all of this. the greatest density control issue right now is in new york city. i saw the issue myself. i told new york city i want to plan. yesterday i said i want to plan on how they're going to control and reduce the density. i want the plan today. i want the state to be able to a approve the plan. it has to focus on young people and the gathering of young people. i've said it before, you can get it. the numbers show you can get it if you're a young person, and you can transmit it. and it's reckless and it's viol ativ e of your civic experience and duty as a citizen. if the city needs authorization for a plan once we approve it, i would ask new york city to pass that legislation quickly. if they have a problem passing legislation, they should let me know. also on reducing the spread, increasin

that's when i came up with matilda's law.id i named it for my mother, and it was very clear about people who are older and what they should be exposed to. my brother -- that was two weeks ago. if my brother still had my mother at his house, again out of love and comfort, and my mother wanted to be at the house anyway, by the way. she didn't want to be sitting at home in an apartment. so she would have been doing what she wanted to do. he would have been doing what he wanted to do. it would have seemed great and harmless, but now we'd have a much different situation, because if he was exposed, chances are she may have very well been exposed, and then we would be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in his basement for two

matilda's law protects the most vulnerable people including those who are 70 years or older or people with underlying illnesses or compromised immune systems, requires these people to stay home and only allows them to be around immediate family members or close friends if they have an emergency. if someone comes to visit these people they have to be prescreened meaning they have to take their temperature and not have flulike symptoms and also requires people to wear masks during face-to-face contact. that goes into effect at 8:00 pm. there will be a 90 day ban on residential and commercial evictions, new rules going into effect this weekend. rob: making people not pay mortgages or rent. as the number of covid-19 cases increase so does the anxiety around this virus. headlines like this one not helping, the journal writing global viral outbreak like coronavirus once rare will become more common. here to talk about that at all of this is a panel of medical experts, infectious disease disease and doctor hussein, orthopedic surgeon and doctor kevin campbell, cardiologist and author of losi

i can tell that they used your milk, matilda. great job! [moo] you're welcome. natural vanilla is made with 100% grade a milk and cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. better starts with breyers. >>> for the roughly 30,000 americans stuck overseas right now, getting home is tough. borders have closed. flights are mostly grounded. u.s. embassies are trying to help, but it can be frustrating. here's our kris van cleave. >> reporter: this beaming face brought michael and whitney to india. after two years, they're finally adopting grace. >> get her, bring her home before any of this got out of control. but we didn't anticipate it escalating as quickly as it did. >> reporter: 22 days later the coronavirus is paralyzing the planet and india is in a three-week lock down. at least 1,000 americans are looking to leave, and the savilles don't know when they'll get home to their three young boys in georgia. >> my oldest started playing baseball this year. i would give anything to throw the baseball with him right now. >> reporter: the state department is working on ar

this gets back to matilda's law. this gets back to my mother. that's my fear.s gets back to nursing homes, senior care facilities, etc. personal advice -- this is not factual, i try to present facts, i try to present everything i know, i try to present unbiased facts, i try to present numbers because people need information. when to you get anxious, when do you get fearful? when you don't get information or you doubt the information or you think people don't know what they're talking about or you think you're getting lied to. so i present facts. this is personal advice. this is not factual. it's gratuitous. you can take it, you can throw it in the pail. but we have to think this situation through. don't be reactive at this point to this situation. yes, you are out of control in many ways. you're out of control to this virus. you're out of work. situations are changing. they're not in your control. you don't even know how long this is going to go on. it's a very frightening feeling. that is true. but you can also take back some control. start to anticipate and p

this gets back to matilda's law, back to my mother. that's my fear. this gets back to nursing homes, senior care facilities, et cetera. personal advice, this is not factual. i try to present facts. i try to present everything i know. i try to present unbiased facts. i try to present numbers. people need information. when do you get anxious? when do you get fearful? when you don't get the information or you doubt the information, or you think people don't know what they're talking about or you think you're getting lied to. so i present facts. this is personal advice. this is not factual. it's gratuitous, you can take it, throw it inhe pail, but we have to think this situation through don't be reactive at this point to this situation. yes, you are out of control in many ways. you're out of control to this virus. you're out of work. situations are changing. they're not in you're control. you don't even know how long this is going to go on. it's a very frightening feeling. that is true. you can also take back some control. start to anticipate and plan wha

that's when i came up with matilda's law.s clear about people who are older and what they are exposed to. my brother still had my mother still at his house out of love and comfort and my mother wanted to be in the house anyway. she did not want to sit alone in her apartment. she would have been doing what she wanted to do. he would have wanted to do what he wanted to do and it would have seemed great and harmless but now we have a much different situation. because if he was exposed, chances are she may very well have been exposed and then we would be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in mhis basement for tw weeks. so think about that, ri

matilda's law.ember, this is about protecting vulnerable people, older people, senior citizens, compromised immune, underlying illness. those are the people who are vulnerable here. that's the focus of all of this. the greatest density control issue right now is in new york city. i saw the issue myself. i told new york city i want to plan -- yesterday i said i want a plan on how they're going to control and reduce the density. i want the plan today. i want the state to be able to approve the plan. it has to focus on young people and the gathering of young people. i've said it before. you can get it. the numbers show you can get it if you're a young person. and you can transmit it. and it's reckless. and it's violative of your civic spirit and duty as a citizen as far as i'm concerned. if new york city needs legislation to enact their plan once we approve it, i would ask new york city to pass that legislation quickly. if they have a problem passing legislation they should let me know. also in reducin

morning jennifer garner encouraging those theater kids in another way saying, quote, to the elsas and matildasos, not to mention the flutists, pianists, gymnasts, the shot putter, we want to see, show us what you've got. the high school musical kids responding quickly. dancing. ♪ singing. ♪ playing. ♪ for those who need the space to be creative, these online outlets mean the most. broadway stars giving those kiddos the audience they deserve. >> there's nothing like live theater. but when you can't get into a room with 1,000 other people, the best thing we can do is watch it online and create the largest theater in the world. >> a typical high school auditorium is 400 seats. it's certainly a shame so many productions are being canceled, but the 9 million followers that jen garner and laura benanti offer makes up for it a little bit. >> it's so important to express those arts. i feel like if we're going to go through a pandemic, technology now is great for obviously expressing yourselves, getting it out there, getting the videos out there, i love it. we're in it together. elbow bumps. >> stay wi

many of the united irishmen would take to america, including the widow matilda whose son performed an immense service. wolftone, who enlisted french help and committed suicide while under sentence of death in 1798 and that's remembered out there, famously defined uniting the whole people of ireland and substituting in place the protestant catholic at the center, the common name of irishmen as the means of asserting ireland independence from britain. it did not work out that way. as we have heard, robert emmett laid another unsuccessful rebellion in 1803 and in his famous trial speech, look for vindication when my country takes her place among the nations of the world. curiously, that defining phrase echoes the opening of the american declaration of independence, which speaks of assuming among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's god entitle them. robert elder brother thomas emmett, emigrated to america where he became attorney general of new york. and in 1798, he justified to a secret committee at the irish parliament in p

and i mentioned named for my mother matilda because i went through this with my own siblings, how doe help mom, where do we bring mom? there was a difference of opinion. the best health professionals put together guidelines not only helping senior citizens, but their families trying to deal with this. i know it was helpful to my family and the question among siblings, these laws and guidelines answered. i don't want to mention which sibling, but turns out that he was wrong. the personal conduct rules and regulations are also very helpful. i want to thank dr. fauci who is really an extraordinary american and has given me great guidance and help and assistance in putting together these policies. so i'd like to thank him, and we're doing those. we're working on every level, every piston is firing, everything that can be done is being done. new yorkers are lucky, we have a very experienced team that's doing this. this is not their first rodeo. they've been through a number of emergencies on a number of levels, increasing hospital capacity. we want to get the capacity of 50,000 up to a mi

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matil matilda's law, which is for the vulnerable pop lace, senior citizens, people with compromised immunees, that was very specific. how do we help moment? there was a different of opinion. the best health plo fessionals put together guidelines, to help senior citizens, but also their families. i know it was helpful to my family. the questions among sibs license, they laws and guidelines answer ed is the personal conduct rules and regulations are also helpful. i want to thank dr. fauci, really an extraordinary american, who has given me grate guidance and help and assistance in putting together they policies. i want to thank him. >>> every piston is firing. everything that can be done is being done. new yorkers are lucky. we have a very experienced team that's doing this. this is not their first rodeo. they've been through a number of emergencies on a number of levels. increasing hospital capacity. we want to get the capacity of 50,000 up to a minimum of 75,000. we told the hospitals we're going to be ending elective surgeries. we are now working with hospitals to recon figure the space i