so auntie pat and nanna are well and truly connected within a family.apart. jane... don't you mention this on breakfast tv! this is going to be the best bit of the film, auntie pat! jane cackles. what on earth has happened? with a trip to the hairdressers out of the question, many of us have been looking for ways to banish roots, cover greys and smooth split ends, but desperate times shouldn't always result in desperate measures, especially when it comes to our hair. diy haircuts have become something of a trend online, but not all of them have been successful, as serenjones has been finding out. from bad... to worse... to worst. not the freshest trim you've ever seen. what do you do when you need to get your hair done but the barbers and salons are all shut? many people have resorted to taking matters and clippers into their own hands, but some people, like leigh, are braver than others — he's letting his sun cut his air. he's letting his son cut his air. he came home quite upset, he was leaving his junior school and had to say goodbye to all his littl

so auntie pat and nanna are well and truly connected within a family.of b friend, a community scheme that pairs volunteers with older, isolated neighbours. mike, really good to talk to you on the programme. i'm sure you will appreciate some of the issues and concerns raised by the interviews, but technology is really helping in the lockdown, isn't it? it is and it was really nice to see how pat and eve ryo ne was really nice to see how pat and everyone is dealing with the technology. we've suspended com pletely technology. we've suspended completely our face to face activity and taken to using technology to keepin and taken to using technology to keep in touch. with both used the telephone and online means —— we've both. was it face to face meetings with older people and meeting them if you times a week before? and you switched everything around at the moment? exactly, we have amazing volu nteers moment? exactly, we have amazing volunteers where they would pop in for a tea and a chat for the company for a tea and a chat for the company for someone who i

your grandfather, your nanna, your pop pop. this for two weeks. but for heaven sake we don't want to go the pathway of italy. we want to look at what china is doing and be successful here in the united states. brian: absolutely. are you concerned as it governor cuomo concerned because new york seems to be number one in this that we are not going to have enough beds? does the u.s. ship comfort, does that fix that problem? >> well, i have actually served on the comfort and provided anesthesia care on there. it's a great backup and it's on its way up to new york city. the pherszy which is its sister ship on the west coast. that's the example of dod helping out contributing. we also know dod contributed 5 million masks and over 2,000 ventilators. i said this to lou dobbs earlier this week this is about supply and demand. the president invoked the defense production act. working with other private industries and medical groups. the american society of thesologists say they can convert operating room ventilators and provide 70,000 ad