joining us next is claire babineaux-fontenot, the chief executive officer with the organization feeding america. ms. babineaux-fontenot, thank for you being with us this morning. tell us what the last month has been like for your organization. guest: i think the only word i can use to express it properly is unprecedented. we've seen significant spikes in demand. we've seen reductions in supply, and right when people need it the most. host: typically what does your organization do? how broad to you reach and what types of places do you provide food? guest: our network is a network of 200 food banks around the united states and in normal times, over 60,000 pantries, kitchens, meal programs, two million volunteers. so we often have said that we are serving every community where there is food insecurity and that means every single county and parish in the u.s. in normal times we serve every parish and county in the whole united states. host: over the last month or so during the pandemic, what's been harder or tougher to get, the need of people who need food or the ability of your organization and s

she is the ceo of the organization feeding america. thank you for being with us this morning. tell us what the last month has been like for your organization. guest:

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she is the ceo of the organization feeding america. thank you for being with us this morning. tell us what the last month has been like for your organization. guest: the only word i can use to express it is unprecedented. we have seen significant spikes in demand. we have seen reductions in supply. and right when people needed it the most -- need it the most. host: what does your organization do? how broad do you reach? guest: how network is 200 food banks around the united states. in normal times, around 60,000 pantries, 2 million volunteers. we have often said that we are serving every community where there is food insecurity. that means every single county and parish in the united states. in normal times, we serve every parish and county in the united states. host: in the last month, what has been harder, tougher to get? the need of people who need food or the ability of your organization to get it? those are equally difficult challenges. i am sure your audience has seen that wee retail outlets have historically relied upon for donated food have empty shelves. when there she

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feed hungry americansments f he's donating $100 million to the nonprofit hunger relief organization feeding america. >>> shin shoo choo is donating that's a heavy $190,000. the organizers of south by southwest are trying to salvage what they can of their festival and they're moving it online some of them will be streemd on amazon prime >> sharp spikes in confirmed cases with hot spots all over impacting communities big and small. and this morning there is a shocking turn after an outbreak at sea here's nbc's miguel alma ger. >> reporter: as the coronavirus virus spreads to nearly every corner of the country fema has requested 100,000 body bags from the department of defense, perhaps a chilling indication of what's to come >> i know it's difficult but we're having a lot of suffering, a lot of death this is going to get worse before it gets better. >> in colorado the governor warns the death rate is now rising faster than any other writing the vice president, the situation is far worse than we imagined georgia's governor finally joining most of the country issuing a stay at home order after declaring

the national organization "feeding america" says if they're going to respond to these needs over thenths, they're going to need an additional $1.4 billion. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mireya villarreal, thank you. tonight, china continues to deny a cover-up in its handling of the outbreak, but today, it increased the death toll in the city of wuhan, raising it by 50%. and that's just adding to the mystery over how this virus spread and where it came from. so we asked "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan to look into it. >> reporter: chinese authorities claim the virus surfaced at a act market in wuhan, but independent chinese researchers say the first known patient had no exposure to the market. u.s. intelligence is investigating other theories, including whether the including whether the virus was accidentally released by a lab a few miles away that had been researching pathogens carried by bats. state department officials who visited that lab in 2018 raised safety concerns. secretary of state pompeo has called on china to share more information. >> this is a laboratory

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joining us next is claire babineaux-fontenot, the chief executive officer with the organization feeding america. babineaux-fontenot, thank for you being with us this morning. tell us what the last month has been like for your organization. guest: i think the only word i can use to express it properly is unprecedented. we've seen significant spikes in demand. we've seen reductions in supply, and right when people need it the most. host: typically what does your organization do? how broad to you reach and what types of places do you provide food? guest: our network is a network of 200 food banks around the united states and in normal times, over 60,000 pantries, kitchens, meal programs, two million volunteers. so we often have said that we are serving every community where there is food insecurity and that means every single county and parish in the u.s. in normal times we serve every parish and county in the whole united states. host: over the last month or so during the pandemic, what's been harder or tougher to get, the need of people who need food or the ability of your organization and simil

america. we're a part of a national organization called feeding america. as i talk to those food banks, they're all seeing turnouts like what we saw last week. it is unprecedented. it's overwhelming. we're worried we might run out of food. >> we'll get to that in a moment. sharon, tell us about your life. as i understand it, you're 37 years old, a single mom. >> yes, ma'am. >> of two young kids. you're a daycare worker. how has your life changed in the past few weeks with fighting coronavirus? >> well, i was working, like up to 30 to 40 hours a week. now i'm down to 18 hours a week. so it's -- >> what have you told your kids about what your new situation is? >> i just told them that we're going to have to rely on each other at this moment and that we help each other out. my son don't really understand what my daughter does. >> your son, i guess, is 6 and your daughter is 15. >> yes, ma'am. >> sharon, tell us about what it's like to go to the food bank. how long do you wait? what kind of food are you able to get? >> well, i've been to two. one time i was in

america. we are linked international organization called feeding america. lines are in every city in our nation and for us in san antonio, this unprecedented need, it's double the amount of people coming to see us at the food bank. many of those families, over half, have never asked for food assistance before. so they are navigating that process. they are registering online. meeting the eligibility requirements and showing up at these distribution centers. just yesterday the distribution of about 10,000 families. the need is overwhelming and we are doing what we can as a food bank to try to meet the need. >> martha: how do you work with that overwhelming number of people? do you have enough food for all the people in those cars, and what do you tell them when you run out? >> this need is so great that we are working hard in our community, rallying. great companies, foundations, individuals. everyone has been giving to the effort to make sure no one goes hungry. but we want to be able to make this shortfall -- we won't be able to meet the demand we don't get

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. >> reporter: one of the nation's largest hunger relief organizations, feeding america, operates 200eleased a statement saying they're experiencing critical gaps. they say never has the charitable food system faced such a tremendous challenge and we need all the resources we can get to help our neighbors through this terrible time and instead of allowing people to pick and choose what they want like many 2350d pantries normally -- food pantries normally do, many volunteers are handing out prefilled bags of food so there's less person to person interaction and an effort to try to reduce the chance of any potential spread of the deadly virus. eric. eric: christina, thanks so much. well, saying thanks to our healthcare workers has been an ongoing sign of support throughout the country during these trying times and here in new york city residents showed their gratitude by putting on a concert, they did that for nurses and healthcare workers outside the staten island university south in the new york city borough of staten island. well-wishers drove by honking horns and waving at the staff

one of the nation's largest hunger relief organizations, feeding america, operates 200 food banks nationwideey released a statement saying they face critical gaps in funding, food and volunteers since the covid-19 crisis. they said, quote, never has the charitable food system faced such a tremendous challenge and we need all the resources we can get to help our neighbors during this terrible time. meantime, the tsa established a food bank at washington dulles international airport to help employees in the airport community who were laid off or had work hours slashed. that food bank is taking steps to stretch the amount of food they are able to give out. >> as soon as people found out about it, they started coming in droves, hundreds of people, taking quite a bit of the food and nonperishablings like diapers and things like that so we had to limit to one small bag per person so we can do as much as we can to give food and stuff for everyone. >> reporter: and instead of allowing people to pick and choose what they want like food pantries normally do, the volunteers are handing out prefilled sa

feeding america. dicaprio says they chose these organizations for their unwavering commitment to feed the most vulnerablesports world, tom brady has teamed up with wheels up to deliver 10 million meals all over the country through feeding america as well. and a trifecta of giving power in the fashion world. michael kors, versace and jimmy choo stitched together $3 million along with their parent company capri holdings to go to various covid-19-related charities around the world. so happy to bring you a little bit of good news on this friday. >>> also popping this morning, one of the world's best restaurants, it's called 11 madison park located in new york city, well, they have closed their doors to regular customers but they have just announced they will be open to prepare food for first responders. daniel hum, the chef and owner, revealing the news on instagram writing, starts -- starting today, we have turned 11 madison park into a commissary kitchen with the goal of producing thousands of meals per day for those working on the front lines and those that are deeply affected by the current crisis. the t

feed people and keeping people off unemployment. we're trying to give a platform to any organization that's helping with that. "feeding americaing to feed 40 million people and it's going to be 50-, 60 million people, which is ridiculous, people who need meals every day. we're working with kids who are hungry, who get their meals at school and they're shut down, we're working with jennifer garner's reading program to give kids a reading program while parents are struggling with them at home. we've been teaming up with any organization to help them when they're needed. we're stuck at home and if anyone k they can donate. i always tell people, give a dollar, a dollar, a dollar, you can be surprised at how much we can raise together. >> stephen: back with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: folks, we're back with the host of "the daily distancing show," trevor noah. now, i know before the coronavirus hit that you had just launched a world tour. is this correct? >> i had, indeed, stephen. >> stephen: where do you have time to do a world tour? we both work on a show every night, and i don't even bathe every day. how can you world t

chiefthe feeding america officer on what her organization is doing to help americans who are food insecure during the coronavirus pandemic. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning and be sure to watch "washington journal" prime time on monday. dr. anthony fauci, director of the institute of allergies and infectious diseases, and a member of the white house coronavirus task force will be our guest. taking your calls on the corona pandemic -- coronavirus pandemic. chrise joined by >> chris curry, the national director of the office of account ability. you were on capitol hill, testifying about the preparedness for national bio defense. preparedness for bio defense. guest: what we were talking about, we issued a report back in february. we started over a year ago. looking at the administration 2018 bio defense strategy. what we found in that report is the s

the nation's largest hunger relief organization, a nonprofit called feeding america, supports a network food pantries. but even with hundreds of millions of dollars in donations and federal aid, they are struggling to meet demand. in a situation like this, people suddenly see how vulnerable we are, or how thin the safety net is for everyone. >> andrés: we have food banks under the feeding america umbrella that, they've been doing an amazing job. but some of the smaller food banks, they've been running out of budget. they don't have more money to buy, or they are overwhelmed because they don't have enough volunteers. >> cooper: andrÉs' world central kitchen tries to fill what he calls the blindspots. >> andrés: here. >> thank you so much. >> cooper: in washington, d.c., the elderly and homeless who might not be able to get to a food bank. >> andrés: how many, you think? >> about 15, 15. >> andrés: there's 20 here. when this goes away, i come and we hug each other. but now, we need to keep distance. we need to make sure that we keep showing up every day, sending a very clear message:" we

funds across the country including new york, 1 million to support national community organizations like feeding americas and girls clubs because one of the things is now that the kids aren't in school, they're not getting in many cases proper nutrition or food at all. we are also donating 1 million to support rite aid associate relief for our own heroes at our own stores. maria: hayward, i know the country thanks you for all of this. and we appreciate your time this morning and all that you're doing. look, do me a favor, hayward. come back when we all get through this because i know we're going to get through this. come back so we can chat, you, me and dagen the way we would have in a different way. hayward donigan we hope you'll come back when we get through this and we loved having you, thank you so much for being here. >> i would love to. thank you so much. good luck, everyone. maria: all right. and to you. more "mornings with maria" right after this. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and cal

america's food fund. it will work with two hunger relief organizations, world central kitchen and feeding america.y contributed $11 million. get this, when oprah got wind of this, she announced a million dollar donation of her own. so far she's donated $10 million to help feedl of this. impressive. not bat $10 million. friday, amazon's jeff baezos, plenled $100 million to help feed america. >>> this is a fun one. john krasinski, the actor who has a reputation for being one of the nicest guys in hollywood, not a surprise. this week he launched a youtube show called good news dedicated to stories that make you smile. his first show was a big hit with about 12 million views. perhaps his entertainment correspondent has something to do with it. take a look. >> welcome to this highly produced show. >> i like the sign. >> thank you very much. my daughters did it by the way. >> beautiful. >> this will be the graphic at the bottom of the -- perfect. >> i love it. >> we're both looking dapper. this is how i am 24/7. >> i guarantee you that the bottom half of what you have on does not match the top. >> love

feeding america. the country's biggest hunger relief organization. together, helping feed those in need.ed for unemployment. bu're t s workers out of a job. hundreds across the country work overtime to make a difference. for their neighbors. so, if you or your family need help or would like to donate, please visit feedingamerica.org/feed the love for more information. that's "nightline" tonight, thanks for staying up with us. "jimmy kimmel live" starts right now. stay safe, goodnight, america. my kimmel live" starts right now. stay safe, goodnight, america aa ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live this is ridiculous. from his house. >> jimmy: not a green screen. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. may i ask what you're doing in my house? i hope everybody's doing all right. here in los angeles, i have to say, there have been a lot of positives about staying at home. the air pollution is gone. no traffic, and crime is down to almost nothing. there's never been a worse time to be an amazon package thief. i've had to stop stealing them myself. it is kind of funny cr

feeding america. the nation's largest hunger relief organization, tonight, listen to what they told us. >> i've nevernessed the system being more strained than it is right now. our estimations are that we will need to serve an additional 17.1 million people through this crisis. >> americans across this country answering the call. >> glad to be helping everybody in need right now. >> helping to put food o the table. the regional food bank of oklahoma city. that's john in operations. and lloyd vine says, they are a determined few. >> for the past couple of weeks, it's been myself and about eight other staff members. >> as americans across this country reach out to help their neighbors. >> thank god they're doing this. this is really the only source of food we're getting at the moment. >> and that is all you need to hear. thank god they're doing this. so, we love hearing from all of those volunteers across the country today. we're going to stay on this. our neighbors need us. and so if you are able, it's feedingamerica.org/feedthelove. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good nig

wallace., reverend jim feeding america chief executive officer on what her organization is doing to help americans who are food insecure during the coronavirus pandemic. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. be sure to watch washington journal prime time on monday. and a memberauci of the white house coronavirus task force will be our guest. life at 8:00 p.m., taking her calls on the coronavirus pandemic -- live at 8:00 p.m., taking your calls on the coronavirus pandemic. the chair of the federal reserve talked about the coronavirus. he also spoke about unemployment claims in the central bank's role during the pandemic. >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning and welcome to brookings , this morning's brookings presentation. my name is john allen, i am the president of the institution and it is my great pleasure to welcome to this virtual stage our honored guest, federal reserve chair, jay powell. at this moment of unprecedented challenge, not only to our public health system and our health in general, there is an enormous challenge to our economy and chair powell a

. >> reporter: this woman runs feeding america, the country's largest hunger relief organization. ir food banks is up 98%, but food donations and inventories have plummeted. >> in order to feed the people who are turning to us for help, we're going to need an estimated $1.4 billion and we believe that that's, in fact, a conservative estimate. >> joining me now is eric cooper, president and ceo of the san antonio food bank. eric, thank you for being here with us. what exactly do you need to make sure that you can feed all of the people that are showing up at your food pantry? >> well, katy, as one of those 200 food banks across america that are apart of feeding america, and all of our pantries that we provide food to, we are in desperate need of funds, of food and volunteers. our demand has doubled. we're seeing twice as many people now that we were pre-covid-19 and if we're going to be able to meet that need, we're going to need a lot more support. >> i read today that the majority of volunteers at food banks across the country are elderly and since the elderly are so at risk to th

. >> reporter: according to feeding america, the nation's largest hunger relief organization, before already 37 million people nationwide who didn't have enough to eat. that's expected to grow by an additional 17 million, an increase of 46%. at the trinity jubilee center in lewiston, maine, they try to hand out something hot. >> we can tell folks haven't asked for food before. second of aurll, people who wer already struggling. single parents, parents working low-wage jobs, elderly people. they used to get food from different places in the community and a lot of those soup kitchens and food pantries have shutdown so people are relying on us more than before. >> reporter: erin reed is the executive director at the center. donations are down as local colleges have closed. and super markets have less surplus food. >> we've spent more on food in the past month than we have in the past six months combined. >> reporter: down the street at the saint mary's nutrition center, they were busy pre-packing bags of food. social distancing means that recipients are no longer allowed inside to choos

the stars along with a number of others are joining forces with feeding america, the largest hunger relief organizationise money for people impacted by coronavirus. the game is open to 75 people. and evenavth t tecth some hollywood royalty. you can watch live today on twitch starting at 11:00 a.m. pacific, 2:00 p.m. eastern. 100% of proceeds goes to feeding america so some good news there. >>> now to jessica simpson. we all likely remember her iconic "rolling stone" cover from back in 2003 when she was hailed as, quote, housewife of the year. yeah. well, since jessica had some extra time on her hands, like w to instagram earlier this week and posting this picture writing, housewife of the year looks a little different these days. it sure does, jessica. well, she's still got the swiffer but traded those pink high heels here slippers. you know, that's how we're all rocking the quarantine look at home. jessica originally shot the "rolling stone" cover when she was 23 and married to nick lachey. they just kicked off their mtv reality series "newlyweds." jessica is quarantined like all all of us these days.

feeding america. so, those are two organizations that are specifically distributing meals to those impacted and in needy to be a part of it and i think you -- have you done -- you've done stuff with kind of feed america and things like that before >> jimmy: yeah >> i mean, it's one that for me it's a no brainer and a great one and, you know, obviously - >> jimmy: i know you reached out to memphis food bank >> yeah. we donated to that one specifically >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's crazy you know, it's like all this, all the great honestly charities coming through this and everyone that's kind of, all the kindness that's happening from this will help a lot of people. >> yes >> jimmy: and i think it's a a good, good thing dude, i miss you and i can't wait to see you in person. give you a hug, man. >> i miss you, too >> jimmy: bye-bye. i'll talk to you after this. i'll text you. >> yes yeah, yeah just text me after we get off this zoom. >> jimmy: i'll talk to you in ten minutes. >> we'll keep doing like camp winnipesaukee, everybody adopt an air five. >> jimmy: yeah >> everybody keep air fiving ou

million people over the course of the next six months. >> claire runs feeding america, the country's largest hunger relief organizatione said demand up 98 but federal donations and inventories have plummeted. >> in order to feed the people turning to us for help, we're going to need an estimated $1.4 billion and we believe that's, ieve that's, in fact, a conservative estimate. >> coming to the rescue organizations like the u.s. olympic team with the tokyo games postponed, it's donating 18,000 pounds of food earmarked for tea usa oprah winfrey donating $10,000 -- $10 million to hunger relief, jeff bezos, $100 million every dollar relieving the hunger crisis coast-to-coast. >> when they see that box of food, some of them smile and some of them cry. >> we're doing our best. we're thankful for that. >> for "today," joe fryer, nbc news. >>> we're joined by eric cooper, president and ceo of the san antonio food bank. eric, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you, hoda. >> i have to tell you, we showed images in the parking lot of the food bank with thousands, we thought it was 6,000 cars, it's more like 10,000 you

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. >> reporter: according to feeding the america, america's largest hunger relief organization beforeeak, there were already 37 million people nationwide that didn't have enough to eat. that is expected to grow by an additional 17 million, an increase of 46%. at the trinity jubilee center in lewiston, maine, they try to make sure every meal they hand out includes something hot. >> this is yours. >> we're seeing folks who we can tell have never had to ask for food before. and, second of all, people who were already struggling. like single parents, parents working low-wage jobs, elderly people -- they used to be able to get food from different places in the community, and a lot of those food kitchens and food pantries have shut down, so people are relying on us for even more food than before. >> reporter: erin reed is the executive director at the center. donations are down as local colleges have closed, and supermarkets have less surplus food. >> we spent more on food in the past month than we have in the past six months combined. >> reporter: down the street at the st. mary's nutritio

wallace., reverend jim feeding america chief executive officer on what her organization is doing to helpricans who are food insecure during the coronavirus pandemic. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. be sure to watch washington journal prime time on monday. and a memberauci of the white house coronavirus task force will be our guest. life at 8:00 p.m., taking her calls on the coronavirus pandemic -- live at 8:00 p.m., taking your calls on the coronavirus pandemic. the chair of the federal reserve talked about the

we're putting restaurant workers back to work helping to feed america and then, we're serving as that connective organizationn make sure we can get the food to those who need it most across the country. melissa: so are you hiring them to work in your kitchens or are you paying local restaurants to send food out? >> yes. what we're actually doing is we're hiring the restaurants themselves. so we're letting the restaurants do what they know how to do best. you know, they're the experts in, in their business and so we're able to instead of world central kitchen in normal sort of disaster we get up and running with big kitchens and producing tens, hundreds of thousands of meals. this time around what we're able to do is divert the effort to the restaurants themselves. so getting dozens and eventually hundreds and thousands of restaurants up and running to be, to be cooking. so they can hire their workers back, they can produce meals that then can be distributed outreaching, families, seniors, who are struggling during this time. melissa: can i ask you, you have a really high standard for the food that you put ou

feeding america, the largest nonprofit in the u.s. focusing on food security. and google is giving $6.5 million to organizationsused on fact checking coronavirus claims, rumors, and hoaxes. be sure to check out the better together section on our website to find more positive stories like the giants making sure fans still get their fix. that's on kpix.com/together. >>> still to come, with the cdc issuing new mask guidelines, many are wondering do i really need to wear a mask? a doctor weighs in on the change and how the shelter in place is really working. >> then later, the star local chefs >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area. bay area public health officials and the cdc are now recommend we go all wear face masks when we go outside. they say use bandannas or fabric masks and say away from the n95 masks because those need to be saved for healthcare workers and first responders. >> here is a look at your top stories at 5:30. 24 seniors and three staff members at a facility oinda have tested positive, and some are showing severe symptoms. all of the senior residents are now in isolation. >>> a

these people that are really trying to, like, save lives and especially feeding america, to end hunger in general it's a great organizationnments, like separate governments in all the states. and they're working to try and make sure that especially all the like - over i think it's like 20 something million kids without, you know, school lunch, they don't eat sometimes. and i was one of those kids that was poor and survived, you know, off those meals a lot of times. so it's really cool that they're working with all the individual governments and making sure that no one's going hungry, people can get to food and they can get there safely. and so it's a really great organization in general. i just really like what they're doing right now specifically too. so i thought everybody should - if you're looking for, you know, somewhere to help and some way to help, they're a good place to go >> jimmy: kelly clarkson, we love you thank you for coming on our show i think your song "i dare you" is out in so many different languages that it's amazing. i just thank you for doing this i know how busy you are. you're such a hard worker. b

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. >> reporter: feeding america, the nation's largest hunger relief organization reports 98% of theirnd. at the same time, they're facing a decrease in food supplies and volunteers. in some areas, demand is so great the national guard has been deployed to help close the gap. >> i've never witnessed a system being more strained than it is right now. our estimations are that we will need to serve an additional 17.1 million people through this crisis on top of an already 37 million to 40 million people than we were serving before. >> reporter: at the regional food bank of oklahoma, lloyd vines says they're operating in what they call disaster response mode. >> normally we are relying on anywhere from 100 to 200 volunteers every day. for the past couple of weeks it's been myself and about 8 other staff members. we're tired but spirits are high. >> all of this just came in from the community. >> reporter: at eyelet harvest on long island each box given can feed a family of four for four days. >> helping everybody in need. >> reporter: 54-year-old jill ash has been a volunteer at feed more

largest food bank network in the country, feed america food bank, says already says they will fall short by $1.4 billion this year. and the one thing these organizationsnd money and everything else are volunteers, a lot of volunteers have gone away because corporate clients have now told their employees to stay home, older americans who worked for them before now no longer go out, so they're really desperate for volunteers as well. >> if you've been to a food bank, you know volunteers are in there, sorting the food, bagging the food, distributing the food and there is just no way, it is much harder now to get that done. check with your local food bank in your town or county, they desperately need help. miguel marquez, terrific story, thank you very much. >>> so we're moments away from getting another read on america's struggling economy. the monthly jobs report, the one we're about to get doesn't even begin to tell the full story. that's next. hello son, i think it's time you join the family business. dad, come on. i'm... going to old spice fiji? dad, i'm an old spice body and face wash kinda guy. hmm, moisturizing. how do you gaveeno® happy 24/7? wit