trevor noah host of the daily show included. he is in conversation this morning with our jim axelrod. >> when do you think you will be back in? >> no clue. >> reporter: when the pandemic shut down his studio, trevor noah took "the daily show" online. >> hey, everybody. trevor noah here. >> and for the stand-up comic -- >> you know it's really interesting what is happening in america right now. >> reporter: has become a standout moment. >> how do you find the funny in? it. >> sometimes i dn't find the funny in it. i use the funny to deal with it. >> reporter: laughs and lessons. ahead on "sunday morning". >> cowan:. >> cowan: bill whitaker is asking the perennial question what's cooking but let's not posing it to just any chef, he's dining with award winning chef, dominique crenn. >> just smell it. >> with chef dominique crenn each plate is a unique creation with an eclectic mix of ingredients to delight the palate. >> the sea seaweed, the apple butter. >> reporter: and even with an incredible three michelin starts, she doesn't c

stick around for noah and billy ray later by the way.egardless, governor stitt, i hope you recover soon. al pase wear bse are you now contagious and you might want to hide your face in shame for awhile. now masks are still our best bet for controlling this virus according to cdc director and amish potatoe dr. robert redfield. here is what redfield said yesterday. >> i think that if we can get everybody to wear a mask i think in the next four, to six weeks we could bring this epidemic under control. >> stephen: super, all we have to do is slow some discipline. shouldn't be a problem for the country that invited hot dog pizza. now the cdc reporting this coronavirus hospital data is making the trump administration look terrible. but the trump administration is finally come up with a solution to the crisis, coronavirus hospital data will now be sent to the trump administration instead of the cd, c. and i believe we have some live video of the new trump administration covid data processing center. (laughter). >> stephen: you see trump doesn't

. >> trevor: hey, everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm trevor noah. now before we begin there is an issue that has been brewing online about me and i've been trying to avoid this for a few days now am but i feel like i owe you, the viewers of "the daily show" an explanation. and also my bosses are forcing me to address this. i'm referring, of course, to my hoodie. many of you have been asking why i'm still wearing hoodies when it is 90 degrees outside. well, you may not have noticed but i am not outside. i have been taping the show from a place called inside which contrary to popular belief is not outside. and so because i am inside as it is known, i have the ability to condition the air to a level and temperature of my choosing. and i know some people might ask well trevor, than why don't you just turn down the air conditioning so that the apartment is more warm. well, if i did that i wouldn't be able to wear a hoodie. and i like wearing hoodies. but still, to anyone who i have made feel hot, i apologize. i never intended for my temperature choices t

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. ♪ >> narrator: six-year-old noah pozner was killed by the sandy hook shooter, but his family becamex jones. >> my wife at the time, noah's .ther, did a few intervie and she became a... a target.he ccused her of being an actor. >> i'm grieving, that'all. >> that became one of the cornerstone conspiracy points for sandy hook. >> thankou, i'm going to need it. >> the whole thing was fake. i mean, even i couldn't believe it. i knew they jumped on it. used the crisis. hyped it up. but then i did deep resear, and my gosh, it just pretty much didn't happen. >> narrator: as jones added fuel to the fire... >> we've sent reporters up there, man, and that place is like "children of the corn" or sothing. >> narrator: online conspiracy theorists were attacking the families. th >> fro on it was an absolute quest to destroy these parents. >> "what a loser!" "crisis actotrash." "oh lenny... you poseur." "take your life!" >> narrator: it spread on the web-- youtube, reddit and 4chane >> "what kind of ( name is noah pozner?" >> "probably to a (bleep) kibbutz just outside of..." >> they're haters. the

i'm trevor noah. today is tuesday the 21st of july, and i know that days and dates don't mean anything anymore, but i like to keep them around for sentimental reasons. it reminds me of the normal times. although some people have gone back to the office, i am still filming from my apartment, because i haven't finished reading all the books on my quarantine list yet. i also haven't started reading the books, but i'm going to, tomorrow. anyway, on tonight's episode, pennies can now make you rich. queen elizabeth might need to get a gun, and america debates on whether to allow coronavirus to go back to school. so let's do this, people. welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's kick things off with some good news. i'll give you a home to remember what that is. when the coronavirus pandemic hit, scientists said it could be a year to 18 months before we got

joining us now from berlin, noah barkin. do you think we get a deal tomorrow?oah: that is the big question. as you know, this is the first physical meeting e.u. leaders have had in about five months and it is a big one. they are going to be discussing the long-term budget, how to spend over one trillion euros over seven years. difficult,be a complex, political discussion, even in good times, but we also have this debate over an e.u. recovery fund that is quite contentious. there is no guarantee that we will get a deal tomorrow, and leaders might have to come back later in the month to clench it. alix: when? how long do you think the market will tolerate not getting a deal? important to it is recognize there is a lot of political support for some sort of deal. denmark,our states, sweden, austria, and the netherlands, nicknamed the frugal four emme who are pushing back against this idea of joint debt and grants to e.u. member states. will to getolitical this done. it is not just the cushioning of the economic blow from covid-19, but there is also recognition they

caroline: bloomberg opinion columnist noah smith. latestquick check of the is this flash headlines.ob cuts on the way at wells fargo. tens of thousands of positions may ultimately be eliminated. that theysts predict bank may post the first quarterly loss in a decade next week. another firm is sounding doubts about apple's prospects in the near term. says wall street is being optimistic with the assumption of 20 sent year on year growth in the fourth quarter. google has scrapped a key part of security growth. they say it's subjected lack and latino workers to bias. google encouraged staff to check in -- some staffers complained workersck and latinx had their badges checked more than other employees. coming up, while companies across the globe voiced their support in the fight against racism, but more action is needed by corporate america. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's pretty inspiring the way families redefined the word 'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected thro

i'm trevor noah. on tonight's episode, laverne cox is here to talk about trans representation in tv and film. n.f.l. star and activist malcolm jenkins will talk about his new initiative that he announced at the espys, and president trump relaunches his campaign in a stadium packed with tens of people. let's catch up on today's headlines. welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> from trevor's couch to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah! ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's begin with statues. the house where society honors people from history and the park where teenagers meet to buy drugs. protesters have been tearing down confederate memorials around the country since the george floyd protest began. so many of the statues have been pulled down that people are turning their sites on other historical figures. >> in portland protesters lighting on fire the monument of george washington before pulling it down. the nation's first president face down and covered in gra

york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> let's kick it off with twitter. social media network and trump's longest serving press secretary, on a normal day it's a place where people can share ideas with each other while also getting yelled at by neo-nazis. but yesterday was not a normal day. >> today twitter is scrambling to recover from one of the biggest security breaches in internet history after bitcoin scammers apparently compromised some of the platforms highest profile accounts for hours wednesday. targeting companies like uber and apple and wealthy public figures like bill gates, elon musk and jeff bezos, even former president barack obama and former vice president joe biden. many of the hijacked accounts posting similar language inviting users to sub mit bitcoin payments to a single account promising to double their money. several hundred people quickly responded sending if tens of thousands of dollars. twitter revealing the hack was a coordinated social engineering attack by people who successfully targeted some

, who is a student here she said this program does wonders helping noah learn hess letters, numbers, socialize with other kids, and understand his emotions and develop his personality. i met him. he's a bright, cute young man. like so many parents, she's worried. she's worried about her job as a dental assistant, and what she has to do to make things work. she's noticing changes in noah's behavior since he hasn't been in school since march as a matter of fact, he said to the principal, where is my teacher? can i stay here and play we were in his classroom she's had to learn -- or lean on her parents, which many, many people have to do to help her get through it it's really tough. with parents like sarah and places like this center and the caregivers and educators who work here also give me a great deal of hope reinforcing my determination that i've been pushing for two years, to triple the amount of money for title i schools in districts like this one, where every child is able to have the benefits of an education at 3 and 4 years of age that's why i couldn't think of a better place

noah, great to see you.oy, it must have been like a stake into the heart when the pandemic hit and people started canceling weddings. how did you turn quickly from that to renting it as a pandemic playground? >> well, it was brutal. it went from revenue to no revenue overnight, kind of like getting the covid equivalent of a mike tyson power punch to the face. it was devastating to so many industries including the hospitality industry. by that, i mean every single event that i booked for this summer, this season, plus everything i had out for bid either canceled or was placed on indefinite hold. it's a brutal hit. liz: yeah, i would imagine. show us around. we are looking at the inside of one house. there are multiple structures on the island which you bought in november for $4.5 million. tell us what you offer there and what people are looking toward having. >> sure. so what we did, i repositioned the island as the premier private island hospitality and destination event venue in america. that's a big, bold

>> narrator: it spread on the web-- youtube, reddit and 4chan" at kind of (bleep) name is noah poznerto a (bleep) kibbutz just outside of..." they're haters. they're fools. they're trolls.he anythingcan do to trigger trouble in my life they have done. >> narrator: pozner changed addresses many times, tried to hide his identity,till they found him. >> i got a call from someone and i had just moved into new... a new apartment. he read me the address that i had just moved into and he readm social security number. >> a woman began stalking mr.er pond his family in south central florida, started threatening their lives. >> narrator: she was an avidll er of jones and infowars. >> and she was soon sent to federal prison for what e was doing. mr. jones knew this, he understood this, he absolutely knew whawas happening. he wanted lenny pozner to suffer harm. >> narrator: pozner now lives in hiding. w tever is happening to these families, clearly it didn't mean anything to him. it's obvio that, that jones isn't remorseful or apologetic for any of the things that those families had to endure fro

she has her 3-year-old son, noah, who is a student here. she said this program does wonders, helping noah learn his letters and numbers and socialize with other kids and understand his emotions and developed his personality. i met him. he's a bright, cute young man. like so many parents, she's worried. she's worried about her job as a dental assistant and seeing changes in what she has to do to make things work. she's noticing changes in noah's behavior since he haept been in school since march. matter of fact, he said to the principal, where's my teacher? can i stay here and play? he was in his classroom. she has had to learn or lean on her, uh, parents, which many, many people have to do, to help her get through it. and it's really tough. the parents, like sarah, in places like this center, and the caregivers and educators who work here also give me a great deal of hope. you know, reinforcing my absent determination that i'm pushing for over two years to triple the amount of money for title i schools and those districts like this one, whe

he has one, noah and he talks about him all the time almost 2 years old but mine are older and they arefrom grade school to college and one of them is in publicschool in san francisco . and that's the disparity if you want to go remote learning, do kids have the equipmentto do so and the rest ? it takes money to do that. i have another son-in-law in another state who is a public school teacher. children with disabilities and the rest and that takes another special kind of money to get it done if they want to open up the schools they have to do it safely if they want to open schools they have to do it fairly to so it reaches all the children. all this takes money. they don't like to spend money except to give tax cuts to their rich friends, 83 percent of their taxes go to the top one percent , have i said that lately ? almost every day but nothing, remember this area nothing brings more money to the treasury than investing in education. and now at this time and it is a health issue as well as a distinguished leader has indicated it'sabout space . it's about personnel. it's about sanitati

he has one, noah, and he talks about him all the time. almost two years old but mine are older and they are from grade school to college. and one of them is in public school in san francisco. and this is just disparity and if you want to go remote learning, do kids have the equipment to do so and the rest? it takes money to do that. i have another son-in-law in another state who is a public school teacher, children with disabilitys and the rest. and that takes another special kind of money to get it done. so if they want to open up schools, they have to do it safely, but if they want to open up schools, they have to do it fairly too so that it reaches all the children. all of this takes money. they don't like to spend money except to give tax cuts to their rich friends. 83% of their tax cam went to the top 1%. have i said that to you lately? almost every day, right? >> but he's got to write it every right? -- remember this, nothing brings more money to the treasury than investing in education. and now at this time, when it is a health iss

i'm trevor noah. it is thursday, the 23rd of july, and, as you can see, although some people have gone back to the office, i'm still here filming the show from my apartment because, you see, i paid for the business edition of zoom and i'm going to get my money's worth! anyway, tonight's episode. the spanish flu is back. desi checks in on uncle rudy, and america gets its first racist president. so let's do this, people. welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with coronavirus. the only thing living it's best life in 2020. over the past 24 hours, multiple states including texas and florida reported record covid 19 fatalities, and for everyone who's asking what america is doing wrong, well, one viral photo might offer a clue. >> a tale of two countries, this picture is going viral for high lighting the differences in covid 19 responses betwee

i'm trevor noah. today is july 20th, and new york has officially entered phase four of the reopening -- or as coronavirus calls it, back to work, baby. as you can see, i am still filming from my apartment because i'm using the tv studio to store grain. yeah, you've got to be ready for the second wave. on "the daily distancing show," trader joe decolonizes itself. kanye west drops his wearsest track yet and, and still finding a way to take trump to school. welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world. this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: let's begin today's episode with the celebration of john lewis. the civil rights icon who died friday at the age of 80. all weekend, people were remembering just how extraordinary this man's life was. >> civil rights icon and american hero john lewis passing away at age 80. as a college student, he helped lead the fight against racial inequality by participating in multi

new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's kick things off with some good news. i'll give you a home to remember what that is. when the coronavirus pandemic hit, scientists said it could be a year to 18 months before we got a vaccine, but just like high school seniors on prom night, things are moving faster than expected. >> encouraging news as several companies rush to develop a vaccine against the coronavirus. there are promising results in early trials of at least three potential vaccine. one developed by the university of oxford astrazeneca. results say it is safe and produced an immune response in patients. another in cansino biologics, is said to have presented i can't bodies in a month. another pfizer and biontech. >> trevor: this is exciting. not one, not two but three vaccines? and isn't the story of life? one moment you have too little, the next moment you're overwhelmed with options. three vaccines? which one do i choose? the chinese one, the oxford one. this is so hard. can i get a scoop of

> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm trevor noah. it's thursday, july 30th which means we're now just 95 days away from the general election. so if you are black, you probably want to start waiting in line now. anyway on tonight's episode president trump casually floats canceling democracy. michael kosta investigates the smartest poop you will ever meet and we'll talk about the life and legacy of breonna taylor. so let's do this, people. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with the bad news. or as it is known these days, the news. >> america surpasses 150,000 deaths. the staggering toll with florida, california and texas breaking single day death records. >> the u.s. economy shrank at a 32.9% annual rate in the april, june quarter, the worst quarterly plunge ever. >> the labor department says 1.43 million americans filed jobless claims last week. it's the s

www.captionmax.com >> trevor: well hello, everyone, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday the 22nd of july and as you can see, although some people are back in the office, i'm still filming the show from my apartment because there's a giant corona that is just hacking out at my desk. and i don't think can i breathe it in but you know what, better safe than sorry. anyway on tonight's episode jordan klepper sails into the heart of the trump ar a. we ta to jim carrey about writing a novel and some good news for a change, donald trump is pretending to take coronavirus seriously again. so let's do this. well could-- welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noahful trdz all right, people, let's kick it off with some ace ball news, that's right, baseball, mark's pasttime and the sport michael swrord an cheated on basketball with. the coronavirus pandemic shut down the major league season before it could even start. but now team

i'm trevor noah. today is tuesday, july 28, and here's a tip for all of you who are tryig to eat out: if you want to go to a restaurant but are worried about removing your mask, just order soup. it'll seep right through it. anyway, on tonight's episode, senate republicans are helping fighter jets get back to work. lewis black would rather die than try outdoor dining. and president trump finally found someone to replace dr. fauci. so let's do this people. welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> captioning sponsored by comedy central from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the "the daily social distancing show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: the big news today is about helping people to survive the coronavirus shutdowns that have now forced them out of work. because, remember, corona isn't just stopping you from going to the gym to take mirror selfies. it's also decimated the world economy. now, countries have been taking different approaches to help wo

trevor: hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of "the daily social distancing show i'm trevor noah. on tonight's show, john legend is here to talk about his new album and he's going to give us a special socially-distanced performance. we're also going to be joined by bubba wallace to talk about nascar, the confederate flag, and the noose, the infamous noose that was found in his garage. so let's do this thing. welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." ( * + *trevor + *) >> trevor: the big story that's had everybody talking, from social media to the morning news, has been bubba wallace, nascar, and the noose. now, if you missed the story, here's how it all went down: bubba wallace, the only black nascar driver, has been promoting the black lives matter movement and pushing nascar to ban the confederate flag from its races. nascar agreed, and bubba wallace immediately faced a huge firestorm from people who felt like he was blocki

i'm trevor noah. it is tuesday, and as you can see, although many people around the country are going back to their offices, we are still not allowed to go back to the studio, because i rented it out on airbnb to some dude from norway and now he refuses to leave. du burde dra hjem, halvor. takk skal du ha. anyway, on tonight's show, coronavirus is extending its visa. jeffrey epstein's alleged accomplice has been foiled and president trump might be finding a new job. so let's do this, people. welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's begin with california, home to the most george emmy voters in the nation. 'sup, y'all? one month ago the golden state announced it was doing a good enough job at fighting the coronavirus that restaurants, stores an and other businesses could welcome customers back in. one to have the customers was coronavirus. >> californi

>> trevor: hey, everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm trevor noah. and we're back from our july 4th break. i really hope that you have stayed healthy during this crazy time. as for myself, i spent most of the break stabbing things around my apartment just to see if it was actually cake. and the good news is my roommate was not cake. the bad news is i need a new roommate. either way on tonight's show donald trump goes after a true enemy on this kroach pandemic, dr. fauci. michael kosta soferls the dilemma over reopening schools and hillary clinton drops by to make faryk meal-- make america feel bad about it's decision, let's do, this welcome to the dale's social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> let's kick things off with the black lives matter movement. although you may be hearing less about them than you used to, protests are still going on around the country. in part because police brutality is still going on around the country

in 2010, my dad, steve kulash, passed away and left us an inheritance with noah's ark implications. >he and his brother stacey inherited this menagerie from their dad, a taxidermist named steve kulash. a series of calamitous events, including the one that caused their father's death, have stunned the brothers. they struggle to carry on his legacy. kulash, born in 1938, grew up on the family farm in nelson, british columbia. how did he get introduced to taxidermy? >> he sent away for mail-order taxidermy books. and he started by doing chickens and rabbits and stuff around the farm. >> it sets him on a journey that will take him far from the farm, which he leaves when he takes a job as a welder in vancouver. that pays the bills, but taxidermy remains his passion. in 1959, he marries rachel collins, and they raise three strapping young lads -- steve jr., brian, and the youngest, stacey, who i'm told has an even bigger surprise for me 40 miles outside vancouver. what?! >> welcome to the ark. >> what stacey calls "the ark" is a drafty old barn stuffed with the kulash brothers' strange inhe

i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday, july 29, and here's your exercise tip of the day: if you're trying to work out at home but you don't have weights, just lift your baby instead. yeah, babies are surprisingly heavy. and if you don't have a baby, you can find one outside in a stroller. they're everywhere! anyway, on tonight's episode, we talk about the history of black women being erased from history, the conversation trump repewss to have with his pal putin, and we'll find out who is america's top basisose? so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." >> trevor: let's kick it off with some good news from hollywood. the only city that's got a name tag, in case you forget where you are. yesterday, the 2020 emmy nominations were announced, and it was an especially great day for black performers, who got a record 34% of the no

this is the daily social distancing show with prefer noah. >> trevor: let's kick it off with ivanka trump. senior aide to the president and winner of take your daughter to work day. for the last week many liberals have been calling for a boy kowt-- boycott of goya products after the company c.e.o. publicly praised trump. and yesterday i vnga came to her daddy's defense influencer style. >> leading the news a can of beans could open up a wol can of worms for ivanka trump, critics raised etics concerns before she seemingly endorsed goya beans on twitter. the move comes a week after the company's c.e.o. praised mr. trump at a white house vent. in last night's tweet she is holding a can of black beans with the tag line if it's goya, it has to be good in eng will be and spanish. critics pointed out ivanka may have violated an ethics law from preventing white house employees to endorse any service or product or enterprise. >> trevor: that news is shocking. there are still ethics laws? i just assumed after trump became president the ostles of ethics violations got converted into a storage office

song playing ] >> trevor: hey, everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show, i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday, aka the saturday of the week and we've got a great show for you today. coronavirus is getting teenagers drunk. the lapd is creating more gangs, and you will never guess who donald trump is hornee for this time. so let's do this, people, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world. this is the daily social distancing show with prefer noah. >> trevor: let's kick it off with ivanka trump. senior aide to the president and winner of take your daughter to work day. for the last week many liberals have been calling for a boy kowt-- boycott of goya products after the company c.e.o. publicly praised trump. and yesterday i vnga came to her daddy's defense influencer style. >> leading the news a can of beans could open up a wol can of worms for ivanka trump, critics raised etics concerns before she seemingly endorsed goya beans on twitter. the move comes a week after the company's c.e.o. praised mr

and i feel like one of the things in the trevor noah video, the -- the sort of the essay that he did floyd, the george floyd video and the fact that he's actually murdered in broad daylight and it was filmed, and it was in public for us to start discussing systemic racism and i feel like both my kids' schools and my nephew and nieces' schools in philadelphia have just been -- they're just going right into it. right into the conversation. >> seth: yeah, a lot of friends of mine who have slightly older it was a really powerful, really moving video by trevor, that also, i think, spoke about the social cfeel like people have spoken about that eloquently so, i also - >> yeah, i thought it was really important that he was saying that, you know, people in positions of privilege and power, including trump, can't dictate the terms of the protest. that's, you know, antithetical to the idea of protests. we're actually protesting the status quo we're trying to upend the current hierarchies in which we're entrenched in which we're entrenched. you can cut that out >> seth: i do want to talk about

she has her 3-year-old son noah who is a student here.he said this program does wonders helping and i will letters and numbers and socialize with other kids and understand his emotions and developed his personality. i met him, a bright, cute young man. but like so many parents, she is worried. she's worried about her job as a dental assistant and not seeing changes in what she has to do to make things work. she is noticing in noah's behavior since he hasn't been in school since march and as a matter of fact, said to the principal where's my teacher? and i stay here and play? and she's had to learn or lien on her parents amount which many people have to do to help her get through it. and it's really tough. parents like sarah in places like this on the caregivers and educators that work here also give me a great deal of hope. reinforcing my determination that i've been pushing for over two years to triple the amount of money for title i schools and those districts like this one for every child in a title i district is able to have the benef

senior noah short is already being recruited heavily and still wants to attract more scholarship offers. >> yeah, i mean, at this points, with all the recruiting thing, it's just want to get as many as you can and just have a lot of options to choose from. >> i think the announcement helped a lot. as human beings, we like to know what is going to happen in our lives. j. >> reporter: but there's a lot to work out. >> there's a lot of problems with practice and what we can do and not do. it's limited the things we can do. >> the central coast section lead has to deal with overlapping shortened dramatically. so that will mitigate the overlap of athletes. >> every player had an eye on the big picture. >> i think we should play whenever it's safe. i think it's just, make the decision based what they think is the best for all the players. >> but adjusting schedules is not the only thing happen if the covid situation gets worse, the sports season will not be postponed, they will be cancelled all together. in sunnyvale, bay area news. >> just a complicated situation and no sign of letting up ei

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she's noticing changes in noah's behavior since he hasn't been in school. where are my teachers? we are in his classroom. parentsd to lean on her , which many people have to do to help her get through it. it is really tough. parents like sarah, places like the center, and the caregivers and educators who work here also give me a great deal of hope. determination i am pushing for over two years to triple the amount of money for title i schools in districts like this one, where every child, every child in a title i district is able to have the benefits of an education at three and four years of age. that is why i couldn't think of a better place to talk about the third plank of my plan for the economy. this is about the squeeze on working families who are raising their kids and caring for aging loved ones at the same time. sometimes separately, but many times, together. it's about creating jobs with better pay and career pathways for caregivers and showing them that dignity and respect that they deserve. but i know it's hard. i know it's hard to think of the future when you're just

it was spread to noah coughlin who raises awareness for rare diseases. >> it was a testament to the goodwillf vacaville in general. >> reporter: the barbershop says it's an awesome feeling helping out his community and just wanted to help the community that's helping him. >> i couldn't be prouder to give away the money people gave to me and i will continue to. should we get shut down, i will have to figure out a way and i will. >>> a pandemic story that has a happy ending about a man who plays an important role in his community. as wayne freedman explains, mill valley has given back. >> reporter: a very simple sign but a complicated story beginning with the name outside. >> tony is the person who started the business in 1950. >> reporter: so to this dehe still answers to it. he specializes in saving comfortable shoes and based on the thousands of them in this crowded place he is clearly never out of work. which only begins to explain his appeal. >> he is the most humble, loving, caring man and no matter what kind of problem you have, he can fix it. >> reporter: in a world where we throw so m

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