and micah. defeat. plantin down by taking on the biggest challenge of their lives crossing the atlantic ocean in a rowboat in the talisker i'd like to challenge. my courage a cardiologist by trade has hardly any rowing experience he always says oh i think it's also a little bit about getting to know myself from a different perspective by doing something crazy. i thought she was. like the other women she lives in hamburg micah's best friend catalina came up with the idea. to my van and maybe i'm tired of the i like having adventures and trying different sporty things and 30 to 6070 days on the atlantic with no support boat and everything on board and doing it all ourselves so it's kind of a life project yeah so muslims on limbs we act. mother and daughter to watch their feet and to complete the team they too were looking for something different in life. and you know for 16 years a major school lunches that's not enough of a life and i'm doing something else for which often i'm looking forward to seeing t

before this challenge and micah had never been on a road about. 5000 kilometers of ocean away with high waves but when the and like packed together in a tiny space many teams have broken off attempts at a crossing in the past these 4 women want to become the 1st all female german team to make it. over in southeast england in the town of burnham on crouch charlie pitcher makes more boats fit for the high seas. this and nearly to. the team has invested tens of thousands of euros in his skills now they see what their money has bought it's $8.00 metres long weighs a ton and is designed to be unsinkable these 5 square metres will be the team's home for weeks. great our own boat. i've never even had a brand new car before always used cars this is new. they're the 1st german women's team you know the whole world will be watching when they're racing next year so very exciting time so i'm really excited for them their 1st test is crossing the english channel. it's known to me. to see brooke. but it's really. it's not just the physical demands that face the team the atlantic crossing will be a hu

to you wherever you're watching from a welcome to the 77 percent a show for africa's youth i edit micah jr and it's great to have you on board. so what's coming up on the show. we delve into the shady wealth of online fraud one of course not because. of a crime.

ladies and gentlemen, willie, lukas and micah nelson!called "hello walls." i wrote it a belong time ago and a guy who hat the first hit on it was a guy named ferren young. a great friend of mine and we had a lot of fun together. he made a little bit of fun out of the song. he would go around singing, hello, walls, hello, commode, you know, one thing or another. he thought i have to really funny, so we're dedicate this song to ferren young. ♪ hello, walls hello, hello ♪ how'd things go for you today? ♪ don't you miss her since she up and walked away? ♪ and i'll bet you dread to spend another ♪ lonely night with me but lonely walls ♪ i'll keep you company ♪ hello window hello, hello ♪ well, i see that you're still here ♪ aren't you lonely since our darling disappeared? ♪ well look here is that a teardrop in ♪ the corner of your pane? now don't you try to tell me ♪ that it's rain ♪ she went away and left us all alone the way she planned ♪ guess we'll have to learn to get along without her if we can ♪ hello ceiling hello, hello ♪ i'm going t

. >> he is partnering with micah burns, the coowner other ever a restaurant and night club to make the viral guards and give them away for free to restaurants, gas stations, and convenience stores. with the shelter in place order extended, these friends say helping others also helps them. >> it feels a lot better than sitting at home watching netnix, that is for sure. >> using their own money and donations through word of mouth and a go fund me, the two have already made dozens of the acriminallic guards and given away a handful so far this week including chico's pizza on sixth street. >> hi. what is happening? >> the manager tells me he is grateful. he is concerned about the spread of the corona virus. >> i can't walk in my house, so i have to come here to survive. >> anything we can do to make being able to order delivery food and going shopping or going to the bank a little bit safer for people, i think will help. >> reporter: the two say they can make up to 30 viral guards a day. their goal is to help as many small businesses as possible in san francisco and eventually expand to ot

to you wherever you're watching from a welcome to the 77 percent that show for africa's you i added micah jr it's great to have you on board. so what's coming up on the show. we delve into the shady wealth of online fraud in god i want to respond because. of a crime. and how do you feel about this new poll in the uk as we travel to kenya to discuss the sensitive topic. on the nigeria we meet a painter who uses an ancient right in the system to create a mess for rising up. now have you ever wondered where all those e-mails came in that you've won a $1000000.00 actually come from well that's happening a lot in gaza one of west africa's hotspots was cyber crime an internet fraud young people tried to make a living by scamming people online we met some of the for us this. here as night falls on the streets of a crowd the work day is just beginning for internet's comus like coffee that's not his real name he doesn't want to be identified which is understandable as a notorious credit card for stan who would face several years in prison meant if he got caught up large right now he tells us a bit

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the best news is thank god your family does not show any symptoms and not for micah yet. if your wife had any symptoms, you would be in the basement for a lot longer than this virus would keep you in the basement, my brother. >> i would know how i would pull that. i have always been emotionally about my wife. the kids won't come near me. >> is that a relationship issue? >> i think they know. they are keeping distance and i get face ti-time alerts and the are proud of you and i know how hard it is. it is frustrating because you can't control what you need and you know what you need and you know how important it is and you can't get it. that's very tough and i have watched it in realtime with you and i can tell people of course i am your brother and i will never be objective of you, you are my favorite guy. i have never seen you work harder and i have never seen you have this kind of desperation and you are drawn to everybody you known. you have done everything you can to stay positive with the federal government and that's so important right now. what's one of the big popu

episodes from last year, particularly the conversation with secretary of state mike pompeo, josh hawley, micah gallagher, michael doran and others. it's an excellent program partly because of the two people who put it together and their ability to bring up topics and to move the argument along. we couldn't be prouder of the work they have done and i want to thank them for that and we are happy to launch this year's program with michael lind who is as many of you know prolific writer, more than a dozen books and cofounder of the new america foundation with hutchens of distinguished fellow and strategy statesmanship, walter russell mead. michael is a professor at lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas, and important for two nights conversation he is the author of "the new class war." the book which you can purchase, which is published today so we are here at the launch. congratulations on the new book. there is a direct line between the new class war and the work that mike has been a been pursuing since the '90s, maybe best exemplified by his book the next american

people will be able to drive up, tune into their fm frequency and listen to easter services by pastor micah. this is from inside their cars. you will need to preregister with south ridge church. at the time they're having the services, the church will have a pop-up pantry and they'll give out 60,000 easter eggs for the children. the church will also offer up to 1,000 fabric masks. >>> the bay area still has 4,400 confirmed cases of covid-19. santa clara county continues to be the hot zone with more than 1,400 cases. and there are now 118 deaths across the bay area. >>> if you've already filed for your unemployment, you could start seeing a $600 weekly boost in your payment as early as sunday. i spoke with california's lieutenant governor about that this morning. >> big news. so this is part of the c.a.r.e.s. act signed last week by congress. it is a $2 trillion aid package to help people and businesses get through this. >> here's what you need to know, that extra $600 will go out every week for the next four months along with your state payment that adds up to a maximum weekly benefit of ab

micah smith will offer free chicken nugget happy meals from noon to one to five mcdonald's locations.ng locations, and oakland right near 66 and telegraph and 45th, on jackson and 14 and market and seven and on alameda avenue near to state eight 80. the richmond location near 23rd. >> hospitals across the country helping workers by giving them a place to shop for hard-to- find items. outside las vegas, the dominican hospital realized workers were having a hard time, finding goods. it transformed the cafeteria into a grocery store. it sells food it would have otherwise cooked. they sell everything including cleaning supplies for wholesale prices. >> ever since they opened, i have been doing every day i see what i can bring home. >> they see something they cannot get to local store whether that's a cleaning product they will go home after a long day of work. the daycare of family members here in the hospital. >> the man behind the idea started the program at our sister hospital. he shared the idea with others, now hospitals in 28 states have similar programs. livermore bring companies s

micah, first to you on this market we're seeing a pretty steep sell-off here. >> a pretty steep sell-off sad to say not that unusual after you get one of these crash-like moves, then a rebound. i think a lot of folks were hand capping this to be an area where it would stall out this may be a little more than a stall. we'll have to see. this is a two-year chart we were talking about the levels of late 2018, maybe we were going to break them. they broke for sure. but we're kind of up in that same zone again, yund s and youi rollover of that rally i don't think we've necessarily completely given back whatever we had in terms of a panic selling moment and a decent rebound, but it does seem as if we have a few percent to work with before you can basically say, hey, that was it, a mere dead cap bounce. we didn't v did not pass many tests on the upside in states of emergency of clearing various thresholds folks were looking for. that's something to keep in mind on the credit side of things, obviously it has been calmed down a little by the fed actions. this is the etf to track the high-year-old

our second priced high school west award goes to micah matthew, rodriguez, and texas,ah in mckinney, where c-span is available through spectrum. their winning entry is titled "to be a citizen spokelier this week, i about comprehensive immigration reform and the crisis we have at our border. final step of the legal immigration process. since the country's inception, the legal immigration process has continually adapted their legislation to the evolving situations of the country. our current legal immigration system is inherently flawed. supported public congress in taking up an immigration reform proposal. problem still tend to arise. processing delays between fiscal years 2016 and 2018. the backlog of cases exceeded five six 9 million. >> what aspects keep it from being legally effective? >> we need to make it a little bit more simpler. it should not be such a fickle assess that everyday people have to spend thousands of dollars to hire attorneys to figure out how to deal with the immigration process. >> one of the flaws is the sheer applying.people the government does not have the m

our second prize high school award goes to micah -- from imagineaders international academy of northexas, where c-span is available through spectrum. their winning entry is titled to be a citizen. onearlier this week i spoke the connection between comprehensive immigration reform and the crisis we have at our border. tois the height of hypocrisy talk about trying to do something about border security when we cannot even bring comprehensive immigration reform to this form -- floor. >> citizenship defined as a status that entails the specific rights, duties, and benefits given to an individual is the final step of illegal immigration process. since the inception of this country the immigration process has adapted to the evolving situation of the country. our current immigration system is inherently flawed. 3% of thet poll, 60 public supported congress in taking up immigration reform proposals. while the system should be straightforward, problems tend to arise. >> they have a history of chronic management problems. between fiscal years 2016 and 2018 the backlog of delayed cases exceeded