professor william schaffner in nashville tennessee thank you so much thank you bethany. well germany has pledged 300000000 euros in humanitarian aid to fight the coronavirus epidemic in poverty and crisis stricken country's foreign minister. said the virus posed a grave risk to those living in countries with struggling health care systems as well as in war zones and refugee camps he said international solidarity was needed to gain from the pandemic germany is responding to a call by the united nations to provide an additional $2000000000.00 of relief to contain the outbreak in less developed countries. oh earlier we talked to our political correspondent tom aspera and i asked him what was behind germany's decision what's behind that decision by germany is that pledge that you mention and also that announcement by the united nations that a warning that the pandemic is affecting obviously all countries around the world but not all countries in a very equal way so the most vulnerable countries around the world are suffering more from this pandemic and that's why united nati

professor william schaffner in nashville tennessee thank you so much thank you. for the sound of children playing has returned to the streets of spain have a message from 6 weeks of home oscillation off the government allowed them to go outside again it's fine imposed strict lockdown rules in months to stop the spread of the can run a virus but if the nation continues to reduce the infection right or thor he's a promise to give citizens more freedom in coming weeks. a snapshot of an unforgettable moment spain's children emerge from their homes on sunday for the 1st time after 6 weeks stuck inside children under the age of 14 are now allowed outside each day for up to one hour accompanied by an adult and within one kilometer of the homes critics of the spanish government's coronavirus look down one of the wells toughest had pointed out that even dogs allowed out for walks have had more freedom than the country's children the relief out on the streets was palpable. i've missed the streets the streets and the park the most and to feel the arrow on your face. i never

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we met one of them and nashville tennessee. convicted for plotting the murder of her husband who beat her she was released in 2015 and died in 2019 she lived in a home for battered women. this was the only place that would accept this old woman who was poor and seriously ill. after breast cancer contracted in prison and several pneumonias. and lived with. what they say yesterday ever. no cancer in the. longer they had a miscarriage. i'd like to go you know do some traveling a you know everything. right now well the thing is about saving money but you know what you know. in this place. if it wasn't for this place. i'd be living under a bridge. while you have had a lot of here you got your 1st cell phone yes but 1st very very. 9 well you got to be part of the 1st text and found calls that live by. now you're yes. teaching myself. michelle byron. the retirement pension of $600.00 a month in less than a year should be forced to leave the homeowner will be on her own she will have to start all over again with no compensation from th

. >> and we're still dancing in nashville, tennessee. >> let's get started.ncing all day, okay, guys? >> reporter: so many families in that delicate dance. protecting our grandparents, but staying close at the same time. >> it's okay. you're making me cry. >> feeling the love, and they should. good night. athis moment is for our families and our communities. that is why our state is responding at every level of government to slow the spread of covid-19, while ensuring our most vulnerable californians have what they need. but we can each do our part. and it starts by staying home. i know this is a big sacrifice for so many, but staying home saves lives. learn more at covid19.ca.gov. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> now your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. >> another empty day across the bay area today as federal and local leaders talk about the next steps in the fight to cont

they can't understand why nashville, tennessee would start opening up. ville has two dozen deaths. new york has over 20,000. people there need to get back to work safely. sue sides, alcoholism. child abiewms calls. they are all you have. bankruptcies are skyrocketing. 30 million people lost their jobs. they are losing their family business. if you keep things? closed much longer there won't be any business to welcome workers back. and the new york governor andrew co-more was asked about the' -- andrew cuomo was asked about the urge to work. >> if you want to work? go take a job as an essential worker. take a job as an essential worker. >> people of aren't hiring. >> people are hiring. you can get a job as an essential work. so you can go to work as an essential work and you won't kill anyone. jesse: new york got rocked by this virus. he was begging for ventilators and he got them. he was begging for beds and he god them. but he was forcing nursing homes to stake coronavirus pay -- to take coronavirus patients. and the nursing home population was decimated

nashville, tennessee, grandpa lives across the street from his five-year-old granddaughter and they have been seeing each other every morning with little dance off. we need to have a look and a listen to this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is michael jackson there. mike that is so cute. >> yeah i just loved the video. the sentiment is there, grandpa is trying to observe social distancing but still making good contact with his granddaughter. they live across the street from each other, so it's kind of cool. i can't get too excited guys, i don't want to wake anybody up. ,k of senior year...day. unlike this house, the library will be completely quiet so i can focus on my roommate selection. [ scoffs ] how long can picking a nerdy roommate take? they're all versions of you. look-- indian you, blonde you, asian you. oh, look! her name is actually "yu." skipping one day of school isn't gonna do any harm. i ditched plenty, and look at me today. i am fielding multiple job offers. one job offer. from a very prominent hotel chain, weighed against the implied offer of staying at my current job-- working for your d

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. >> and we're still dancing in nashville, tennessee. >> let's get started.ing all day, okay, guys? >> reporter: so many families in that delicate dance. protecting our grandparents, but staying close at the same time. >> it's okay. you're making me cry. >> grandparents, great-grandparents, feeling the love. and they should. good night. ight. >>> tonight there are more than 9500 coronavirus cases across california. 2700 of those here in the bay area. >> $100 million will be distributed to california's schools and child care centers. it covers the cost of school cleaning expenses. the funding was included in a coronavirus emergency bill passed by the state legislature last month. >> governor newsom announced today that schools will be closed for the rest of the academic year. classes will continue online. >> we're all connected in our decision making has an impact on others. >> starting tomorrow, save mart and food max will have special shopping hours throughout california. law enforcement, medical personnel will be allowed to shop one hour before and one hour

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he's an assistant sociology professor at the vanderbilt university in nashville, tennessee. point in time? a good amount. amazon works, during normal times, time? a good amount. amazon works, during normaltimes, on what may be similar to normal deliveries, their whole business model depends on getting things out really quickly. they are barebones, they get things in common package them and with this increase in demand, it puts a strain on their system so any large amount not coming in is going to reverberate down the supply chain and seriously damage their ability to stick to the business model, and that gives workers. what are the chances of getting concessions out of these companies, because wouldn't have set a precedent? yes, absolutely. ithink wouldn't have set a precedent? yes, absolutely. i think there isa yes, absolutely. i think there is a good chance, in addition to the structural leveraged that i mentioned, there is also kind of legitimacy and public image leveraged that is happening right now, so these workers are seen by many of us that are not —— that are in loc

the passed away in nashville tennessee but his music as i say lives on. i am an old woman. named nap to my mama. mama hannah and another. jack. journey or lack. ringback the sun or go 5 keys to sea for food. police to prevent contamination. i in. draw and cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cooks thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures cold to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and safe raw materials to avoid content. producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and overall by plying the 5 keys to see for to use them you also have a role to play. but more than 400000 confirmed cases and maybe 13000 deaths the united states leads the world in corona virus infections but figures released by a number of citizen states over the last few days reveal a disturbing pattern covered 19 infections and death amongst african americans seem different fortunately high so does disease discriminate i'm phil gale in delhi and this is the day.

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they can't understand why, for instance, nashville, tennessee, what start opening't up. ll, nashville has 2000 deaths. new york has over 20000. people there need to get back to work safely. suicide, alcoholism, domestic abuse, child abuse, they are all way up. depression is up, bankruptcies are skyrocketing. 30 million people lost their job. they are losing their family business. if you keep things closed much longer, there won't be any business to welcome workers back. the new york governor, andrew cuomo was asked about the urge to work. >> you want to work? go get a job as an essential worker. do it tomorrow. you are working you are an essential worker. take a job as an essential worker. >> there are people hiring. you can get a job as an essential worker. now go to work and be an essential worker and you won't kill anyone. jesse: speaking for new yorkers but he still doesn't get it. he didn't have any stockpiles, he is begging for ventilators, he got them. he iseg begging and he got them. but he was making nursing homes except covid-19 patients. seriously, nursing home

and another program called amend, out of nashville, tennessee, all focused on working with an -- working with men, and young men in particular, to make them allies, to understand we need to break the cycle of violence. and making sure we understand that as victor said, relationships are complicated and difficult. it's through communication and understanding, it's through working hard that we can get through it and make them as beautiful and productive as possible. thank you. in tuckerton, new jersey. caller: i'm calling on behalf of two women that i know who are in terrible domestic violence situations. and the men were smart enough to know that the girls were going to call the police so they called them first. these women are sitting in jail, beached pieces -- beat to girls tried to defend themselves. when they get to that point of violence they would do anything not to get arrested. so these small girls require medical care while they are sitting in jail. and the prosecutors will take the case that these men had made , and take it to the jury -- host: take it to court? when someone get

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in nashville, tennessee deadly tornadoes in march coupled with the coronavirus of left the city budget increases. >> cash balance of the city driven down to almost 0, no federal bailout. >> reporter: nashville's mayor is proposing a property tax hike while cutting all discretionary spending by 50%. >> this will be the greatest financial challenge the city has faced. >> reporter: in chicago for the first time ever cook county is planning to reassess all property values in the county to ensure future property tax bills reflect the significant blow to coronavirus expected to have on the house in march. according to its independent budget office new york city is set to lose 475,000 jobs and $10 billion in tax revenue going into 2021 likely plummeting the big apple to its worst recession since the 1970s. >> ripple effects are real, thank you. he was one of the first to bow to protect hourly workers as covid-19 started to decimate the workforce. now his nba team is stepping up in a big way. mavericks owner mark cuban joins us live next. >> shannon: in these unsettl >> in the event we enjoy b

nashville tennessee this discussion is over an hour. so think you guys for coming out tonight my name is ginger and a part of the team here. if you will do me a favor and check your cell phones and make sure they are turned to vibrate. we have had it author who has had his phone go off. we do about 300 events around town each year. if you are not on our mailing list and want to know what else is coming up, you should sign up for mailing list at the front. we will not spam you we will send three to four e-mails. month. tonight we welcome for contributors to the anthology reckoning, going to see if i get this right, tony harkins, meredith mccarroll, bob hudson, and iv bashir. this is a diverse response to hillbilly allergy. shares a little bit about eat these for contributors and then i'll turn the floor over to them. tony harkins is the author of hillbilly a cultural history of an american icon. meredith mccarroll is a directive writing and rhetoric at bowdoin college he is an author. bob hudson teaches at the university of tennessee and

you can look to your neighbor of nashville, tennessee. who's put together that structured plan, that's what everybody in georgia needs is to know. here are the numbers we're going to be looking at. and here's the associated step. then here's the next set of numbers and here's that next associated step, but we don't have that kind of structured communication coming out of the governor's office. >> mayor kelly goertz of athens, georgia. thanks for making time for us. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, the search for a running mate. joe biden contemplates who may take the spot he once held. who may be the dream candidate. and would she even consider it. technologies advisor. me too. me too. and if you're a small business, we're with you. standing by you every step of the way. bye bye. make it tough to take care of yourself, that's why you can rely on nature's bounty... to give you the support you need... to stay motivated keep active and sleep well. add a little more health to your day... with nature's bounty. ♪ ♪ tide cleaners is offeringe

i'm looking at you 6-year-old kira and grandpa marvin in nashville, tennessee. ♪ a, b, c it's easy aseasy as doh rei me >> kira and her papa live across the street from each other in nashville. they have to keep a safe distance apart right now so they have a daily dance-off as a way to spend time together. looking good, you too. >>> then the street in buffalo, new york, where neighbors have regular social sdants dance parties to get outside and keep spirits up. ♪ ♪ >> a little stones for you. there are several people bringing it in that video, but this is your guy right here. there he is. go get it, my man. >>> our next high goes to the creative family whose musical talents made them viral stars this il of kent, england, composed a quarantined theme version of "one more day" from the iconic musical les miserable. ♪ ♪ one day more one day more no education ♪ ♪ let's let them run amuck ♪ cause they just don't give ♪ watch our daddy drink ♪ clapping for the nhs can make them cry ♪ ♪ it's a little walk there's a little ride ♪ ♪ sunshine is a bummer >> get them a record deal. mom and dad s

some have gone as far as nashville, tennessee, dearborn, michigan and san marcos, california. one place very close to home? >> my grandma's nursing home. they recently had their first covid-19 case. >> reporter: and let's not forget those first ones vince sent to his neighbor's hospital. >> you never know who has got your back. you know, this little 11-year-old neighbor has got my back. >> fantastic. and as if these heroes were not doing enough already, we learned this week that vince is planning to set up a gofundme now to raise more money to feed hospital workers. in such a challenging time, it's pretty heartwarming to see so many people doing so much good. >>> all right. around the world, families of all shapes and sizes are adjusting to a new reality in nepal. maggie doyle is quarantined with 54 kids at her nonprofit children's home. while also offering life-saving food and aid to those who are starving outside the gates. >> we're running a children's home for 54 kids. >> sheltering in place and lockdowns is different when you're in this part of the world. rampant food sho

. >>> sunday saw more protests like this one in nashville, tennessee. after briefing, mr. trump called the demonstrators good people who just had cabin fever. >>> now governors are telling everyone that they need more tests before they can safely re-open. the white house insists they have plenty already. natasha chen looks at the state of the nation right now. >> reporter: it's been 50 days since the first coronavirus death in the u.s. that death toll is more than 40,000, nearly double from one week ago. yet with 22 million people who filed for unemployment in the last month, there are increasing calls for and indications of america soon re-opening. florida's re-opening beaches, texas is rolling out plans to soon resume commerce and people are protesting in several states against stay at home orders. >> freedom and liberty. we're losing it. >> reporter: president trump is itching to re-open america. >> we're going to start to open our country. >> reporter: not just to reboot an economy in free fall, but with his poll numbers sliding and an election in months away, to resum

>>some have gone to the icu unit and elk grove hospital nashville, tennessee arbo michigan and san marcos california. >>and one placevery close to home >>my grandmother's nursing home. they recently hatheir first covid-19 case and let's not orget those first ones vince sent to his neighbor's hospital, u never know who's got your back you know this. >>this little 11 year-old neighbors got my back. >>that s frederico woodfill reporting ents also plans to set up a go fund me page to raise more money to feed. hospital workers. >>so great 15 in kron 4 some proud to salute the class of 2020 this morning. we want to ngratulate so king junior said is a graduating from pittsburgh high school he'll rton in the fall he's ing to major in busins and his family so proud of him he's going to be the first in his family to atnd college and you can let us know how proud you are of your graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020. under the news tab and thence upload a picture of your grad leus know which high school graduate attended and what's next for them. >>congratulations

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i was born in nashville, tennessee, and my whole life has been spent there. but it says something about our education that i have not found a tennesseean who knows i've written this book who knows very much about james k. polk. if you ask what president -- nobody knows he's 11th president and he served one term and nobody knows he expands the country from just west of the mississippi river to the pacific ocean. we know he fought a war. and that's about -- that's pretty much it. i was really -- i was really excited as i went through it because i learned so much my own state. about the leaders in the early days who established that state. and i had read all of robert remini's book on jackson and before that parts on jackson which is the early classic work. but putting jackson in context while writing about polk really gave me new insight to andrew jackson, about whom i knew a great deal. and just for example, jackson's greatest problem during his presidency i think had to do with his inability to get along with the vice president john c. calvin and the calhouni

you can look to a near neighbor of nashville, tennessee who has put together that structured plan. that's what everybody in georgia needs is to know okay here are the numbers we need to look at and here's the associated step. then here's the next set of numbers and here's that next associated step. we don't have that kind of structured communication coming out of the governor's office. >> mayor, thanks for making time for us. >> thank you so much. >> much more to come here on msnbc up next, the search for running mate, joe biden contemplates who might take the spot he once held, who would be the democrats dream candidate and would she even consider it? that is next. that is next to animal antics we could laugh about later. but we haven't seen this. so, farmers is reducing auto premiums by 25%, extending payment due dates, and expanding coverage for the delivery drivers who are carrying us through. and then we'll do the next thing, and the thing after that, until this is another thing we've seen and done. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with bui

now at nashville, tennessee, a grandpa and his eight-year-old granddaughter that live across the street from each other have been practicing something called social distance dancing. every morning just to stay connected. have another look and listen at this. figure out how it relates to sports. ♪ abc it's easy as 123 ♪ there ♪ >> you've got to figure out a way to stay connected, whatever it takes. in the meantime, i challenge any nfl quarterback to match this guys accuracy of a past connection. you need to check this stuff. >> this is the almighty desk. >> i don't think that video was doctored either. that guy's name was dj 50 so from pensacola, florida with the jetski in stride. pretty cool stuff. and chandler, arizona is the place, kent priest is your highflying dunk artist. as a chance to admire the artistry of a great athlete playing so well. of course. and that is the sporting life at this hour. [ laughter ] anything goes these days. it is 11 o'clock and time for more news. >> it's fun to see those videos, things that make you smile. >>> coming up next at 11: >> these loans are up

. >> some have gone to the icu unit at the hospital, some as gone as far as nashville, tennessee, and san marcos, california. >> and my grandmother's nursing home had their first covid-19 case. >> and let's not forget the first ones that vince sent to his neighbor's hospital. >> you never know who has got your back. this little 11-year-old neighbor has my back. >> okay. how much do you love vince. what a remarkable young man. one of the heroes in all of this. >>> next here, new satellite images are providing clues about the possible wear abouts of kim jong-un. why has he been missing now for more than two weeks. we'll have a report. audible is my road-trip companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a place where i do nothing but listen to books. i never was interested in historical fiction before, but i'm obsessed with it now. there are a lot of like, classic and big titles that i feel like i missed out since i don't have time to read, mean i might as well listen

>> all my life has been -- born in nashville, tennessee, and my whole life had been spent there. but you know, it says something about our education that i have not found a tennesseean who knows i have written this book who knows very much about james k. polk. i mean, if you ask what president, nobody knows hes the 11th president, nobody knows he served one term, nobody knows he expanded the country from just west of the mississippi river to the pacific ocean. we know he fought a war, and thats about -- and thats pretty much it. i was really -- i was really excited as i went through it, because i learned so much about my own state, about the leaders in the early days who established that state. and i had read all of robert rooneys books on jackson and before that parton on jackson, which is the early classic work, but putting -- putting jackson in context, while writing aboutú major scandal, and ultimately jackson wipes out the whole cabinet. and polk is over there in congress looking at that. >> over this marriage? >> over this marriage. i mean, flora ada calhoun will not have a

you know, nashville, tennessee, 500,000 people. in new york city, 8 million. o situations and act like tennessee has some sort of death wish and there's a bunch of renegades that want to assess the nation. that is not how it is. and they said florida was supposed to be the next new york. florida has 700 fatalities. they are doing a great job there despite their elderly population, and then ultimately, it's going to be business dell might businesses that are going to lead us out of this. las vegas is installing these cameras that can detect fevers so that if you enter the casino and you are really hot, they can detect that on thermal imaging and kick you out. that's going to be key. >> juan: so, greg, i was going to ask you about if the new bilt one more bill. part of this really interests me. i really wanted to talk to about it. part of this may be that you have to give people more than that one time check for about $1200. and i wonder, given what we have experience with andrew yang, are we approaching the point where we can start to think about something like

in nashville, tennessee, deadly tornadoes in march coupled with the coronavirus have left the city'sudget in crisis. >> the cash balance of the city will be driven down to almost zero and there is no federal bailout to this thing. >> nashville's mayor is now proposing a 31.7% property tax hike, while cutting all discretionary spending 50%. >> this will be the greatest financial challenge that this city or any other american city, for that matter, has faced in our lifetime. >> and in chicago for the first time ever, cook county is planning to reassess all property values in the county to ensure future property tax bills reflect the significant blow the coronavirus is expected to have on the housing market. >> and according to its independent budget office, new york city is set to lose 475,000 jobs and nearly $10 billion in tax revenue going into 2021, likely plummeting the big apple into its worst recession since the 1970s. shannon. >> shannon: the ripple effects are real. bryan llenas live in new york, thank you. all right, it was one of the first to vow to protect hourly workers as

anne alling is a journalist based in nashville, tennessee — one of the states affected by the storms.linas. dozens have been injured, and we see thousands of destructions, homes and businesses that have been damaged or even destroyed. the storm right now is moving all the way from florida along the east coast up to pennsylvania. it is tornado season and severe weather season here in the southeast, so in that way it was expected. but these storms come at a very difficult time but no homes to stay in or no electricity in their homes. it's been the major issue of the past 2a hours, this question about whether or not to open up shelters. because obviously, the dangers of spreading the virus will increase by putting a lot of people together in these shelters. for instance down in alabama, the mayor started saying they did not want to open up shelters with the fear of spreading the virus. but last night, the governor of alabama came out and said they will, but all states are recommending their residents to wear masks and stay apart from each other as much as possible in these shelters. but