they bring in penny.me from kate in norfolk, if my child contract that iris, is it safe to go with them? it is difficult to make that call and say that is safe, but if you are looking after your child, it is likely you may be infected yourself. it is not definite yet, but it does not seem that likely children to end up in hospital. they're still data coming in about that, but that's not that common as faras we can that, but that's not that common as far as we can tell, but also if you we re far as we can tell, but also if you were making that call, you would need to take into account whether you are particularly vulnerable or high—risk. if you're someone with severe lung disease or other kinds of conditions, that could really put you in trouble, you would have to balance that as well. oksana, another question. i am a vulnerable person and social interaction is required by my camera. missy allowed to visit me? so... there are your high—risk groups and a further category people recently have had, for instan

penny, joshua, has had a string of bad health luck. had breast cancer then a brain aneurism. she's immunocompromised. you can imagine what she's dealing with confronted with this very deadly, very serious virus, but for at least penny who needs to make ends meet, she continues to work. so she works driving lyft and also as a caretaker for an elderly woman. in the only putting herself at risk but also everyone she comes in contact with. but like millions of people, especially working poor who are uninsured, they have no choice but to press on. fortunately for penny's sake, she's able to get some health care from community health centers that really try to help those without insurance but, again, as the pandemic continues to spread, this stress, the vulnerability, it's really weighing on penny, but penny is one, as you mentioned, of 30 million people without insurance who found themselves really in this really, really seriously unfortunate situation, joshua. >> it's interesting, trymaine, you know, the federal government has made covid-19 testing free, but if you are uninsured

thank you benedicte and penny. next on bbc news, it's the film review.to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark? a very mixed bag.

penny, i got a question here from west london. will that kill or wash away the virus? this one has been spreading like wildfire on messaging groups. there's not really any basis to it. this is a respiratory virus and we breathe it into our airways. those are separate from food and drink ending up in our stomach, so you can't wash this virus out of your airways. there's also this idea that temperature might kill it or destroy it, but you have to remember our body temperature is already pretty warm. the likelihood of a hot drink making any difference is not really a scientific basis for that. there are so many a scientific basis for that. there are so many myths flying around. oksana, are so many myths flying around. oksa na, here's a are so many myths flying around. oksana, here's a question from liz. she said i lost my sense of taste and smell over a week ago, is that a symptom? there have been some anecdotal reports from specialist that this could present as an early symptom. the who is collecting data on this but at this stage,

penny, it is a pleasure. on cue and penny, it is a pleasure. on cue to both of you. —— thank you.'t forget you can see the front pages of the papers online this on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you benedicte and penny. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark? a very mixed bag. we have misbehaviour, which is a true life story of the disruption of the 1970 miss world. we have bacurau, which is brilliantly indescribable and very strange. chuckles. and my spy, a kind of updated kindergarten cop. so we start with a true story? so, yes, so misbehaviour, which i know you've seen as well. so based on real events. a kind of comedy—drama about the disruption of the 1970 miss world. it is amazing to throw your mind back to 1970 when miss world was a really big thing, it was on the bbc, everybody

as the pandemic continues to spread, the vulnerability is weighing on penny.s you mentioned, of 30 million people without insurance who found themselves really in this really, really seriously unfortunate situation. joshua? >> it's interesting, they have made covid-19 testing free p. but if you are uninsured, there are other kinds of costs to go along with just being able to get to the doctor. i imagine that creates a different kind of health gap. where even just the surveillance of where the disease is compromised by the fact that there are people who are otherwise locked out of the system in a larger sense? >> reporter: well, certainly. if you're an hourly wage worker, you don't have the benefit of paid time off, paid leave. let alone, do you have a vehicle? do you have a license? just getting there is an issue. people say i will forego seeking treatment because i would rather try to make money to put food on the table. but then the testing is free. but the actual care isn't. so someone like penny, you know, could face upward of 20,000 or more in costs to ta

penny, start us off? we are on this war footing and i understand. there are some people now who have actually stopped watching the news. if you follow anybody on twitter, some people are saying, i cannot bear to watch the news any more and i feel i know enough now, my anxiety is out of control and i need to back off a bit. when they complain about ministers not taking this seriously and not doing enough early enough, it ramps it up. when you look at the figures and this is just the tip of the iceberg and the start of it, but when you look at it globally, around the world, deaths, 5802, you kind of 90, the world, deaths, 5802, you kind of go, how big the population is globally and you look at those figures and you do think that actually, we will be needing to ramp this up. if we ramp it up too fast at the beginning there may be the temptation for people, for more people to say, i am not looking at the news. i have had enough and i am going to back off and i am going to live my life. and that of course is the worry, particularly when you are talking a

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it was penny packers brigade. they are where troops from new york, pennsylvania led by terry's youngest colonel, 20 year old penny packer. who some said it was the youngest brigade commander in the army. an orphan from pennsylvania, he had volunteered for service at age 16 and suddenly risen to the ranks of colonel and brigade commander he was a tested combat veteran, despite his youth, and he already carried the scars of 13 battle rooms. supported now by penny packers troops, criticize new yorkers pushed the southerners off of the fourth riverside battery, pushed on to the next battery, drove the southerner defenders from the third in the fourth. there, the fourth battery forced defenders held for him, the fighting became close-up and face to face. comrade next to me on the traverse was shot and his brains were killed, one of the north carolinians would recount. his brains were spotted on my face. among the federal troops, one who fell atop the fort was colonel penny pecker, who was shot down with battle flag in

we know she also collect little pennies as mementos. # she collect all the pennies. # and if you needymes! i'm on my way to start my deliveries for the day. i've got a few local deliveries in battersea and then i will be going to slough, where there are elderly ladies waiting the arrival of some food. and this happens every night. daniella! here in spain, our public health care is literally saving us from disaster. every night at eight o'clock, there is a collective applause from the windows to thank our doctors, oui’ nurses and everyone that is keeping us safe. and then you end with hopefullyjust a positive, nice uplifting message for annie or anybody who is going through this difficult moment. # 0h annie, oh annie, we are with you all the way... there you go, that is how you do a song about someone called annie who likes brussels sprouts. covid—i9 is forcing family gatherings and parties across the world to be cancelled and for young children, it can be especially upsetting. but those tasked with organising children's birthdays are not being deterred, and they are ready to use tech

ready, pennies.s for the day and i have a few local deliveries in battersea and then i will be heading up to slough where there are two elderly waiters who are raving some food. this happens every night. daniella! here in spain, a public healthcare is literally saving us from disaster. every night at eight o'clock there is a collect live of people from the windows —— collective applause from the windows to thank our healthcare workers and everyone who is keeping us safe. and then you just end with a hopefully just the positive, nice uplifting message. for any or for anybody who is going through this difficult moment, so... —— annie. 0h, annie, oh, annie, we are with you all the way. 0h annie, 0 annie, we are with you all the way. there you go. that is how you do a song about someone called annie who loves brussels sprouts. covid-19 is obviously forcing family gatherings and parties across the world to be cancelled and for young children can be especially upsetting. but those tasked with organising ch

i do want to shout at as well to the big sister, penny pritzker.personal friend for many years, a leader of the federal level as our secretary of commerce, governor, i couldn't think of a better person to cheer this done your sister, to lead this effort, to bring together the caring and charitable people who want to help illinois through s crisis. so thank you all for what you have done to this point, and i stand ready to work with you moving forward. something miraculous has happened in washington. we have actually done something on a timely basis. think about it. over the past four weeks we have enacted three major pieces of legislation. it was just four weeks ago that on a bipartisan basis we said to the president that his request for $2 billion wasn't enough to face this crisis. in the matter of days we raised that number to $8 billion in past it quickly. and then we realize that wasn't even close, pick in a of days again, we passed the second piece of legislation which raised the about to $100 billion, focusing on making sure that testing woul

it was the penny packers brigade. they were from pennsylvania. some said he was the younger brigade demander in the brigade. an or fan he was a tested come bat veteran. he had the cars of 13 battle rounds. they pushed the southerners off of the forts riverside battery. drove the defepders from the third and the fourth. they held firm, and the fighting became close up in face to face. the comrade next to me was shot on his brains. and colonel pennypacker was carried with a serious wound. they went to lend up more. down the giant wall they charged near the river. it was a soldier's fight now. as a man would fall, another would tring up to take his place. at the center of the struggle, he was hit twice. his men dragged him out of the fight, meanwhile he rounded up a solve jer of every kind that he could find he ordered them to pull fire. on the landfate wall, meanwhile, the demand was battling, incoming artillery rounds suddenly exploded. it can from a battery on the court. and it came from officers that were allegedly drunk. it tore into the troops

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now, knowing penny, the obvious answer is, they engaged in coitus. it looked like, we can rule that out. let's put on our thinking cap, shall we? raj is from india, a tropical country. third world hygiene. parasitic infections are common, such as pinworms. mm-hmm. the procedure for diagnosing pinworms is to wait until the subject is asleep, and the worms crawl out of the rectum for air. yes, just like that. penny could have been inspecting raj's anal region for parasites. oh, boy. that's a true blue friend. they slept together, sherlock. no, you weren't listening. she said it'snotwhat it looks like. she lied. oh.

"penny already eats our food. stop eating your food, what makes you think you can get me to stop using your wi-fi? i believe that you're capable of great change. like when i finally got you to stop saying "valentimes day." you want to hear something weird? sure. in the year 2000, pope john paul ii was named an honorary harlem globetrotter. what are you talking about? you asked penny if she wanted to hear something weird. yeah, because i have something weird to tell her. oh. i thought it was a game. what's yours? there's this guy, jimmy speckerman, who used to torment me in high school. he sent me a message through facebook. he's in town and wants to have drinks. okay, penny, if it were a game, here are your choices. an e-mail from an old acquaintance, or the head of one of the largest religious institutions in the world slam-dunking to "sweet georgia brown." pick. just do it, 'cause he's not gonna let it go. basketball pope. and that's how it's done. what are you gonna do about your bully? are you gonna see him? i

and again, i'm looking at no one in particular, penny. fine.bout, sheldon? "what would you like to talk about, sheldon?" why do you hate us? i've prepared a number of topics that should appeal to both the advanced and novice conversationalists. okay, that time you looked at me. who didn't? your skin is like alabaster. do you even have pores? sheldon: topic one: "faster-than-light particles at cern-- "paradigm-shifting discovery or another swiss export as full of holes as their cheese?" and converse. penny: all right, who wants to go to my apartment and look at bridal magazines? oh, me.

penny invents and think it's about 4 or 5 boxes worth 40 or 50 percent. the parents guessed that in germany about 30 percent of new clothing is discarded within a year. in reality it's actually 60 percent. it would if i would only look at asian emily elsewhere and see how many clothes they have you want to who's going to wear last month if you have to ask why the textile industry doesn't just produce less. and why they can't estimate more accurately how much will actually be sold the most of. the 60 percent includes overproduction and faulty goods that never go on sale. textile the sucking fans are drowning in clogs this one alone receives 70 tons of stuff every day from across germany much of it is any suitable for cleaning ranks or ends up in the incinerator as the quality is too poor to bookies if that does begin i'm going to it's obvious that people just aren't thinking anymore about where their clothes come from how was it being produced are the working conditions fair and sustainable us. experts say that even if new production ceased in tiny we woul

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monetary theory that steve and i both believe in the fact is wait a minute taxpayers won't lose a penny if you wipe out all the student that because the government will fund the same way it funds the bail out the some way it fund. or the military industrial pro process that will simply. print the money it doesn't need the money so all biden did was put in a very nasty thing we're going to make students that are not born rich are going to really suffer because when they can't pay they cannot use bankruptcy that all the rest of the population can use it's this one of the most perth's arguments made in american politics just to clarify it was vice president biden as a senator who introduced the bankruptcy reform which actually made it very difficult to sit discharge many debts but impossible almost impossible to discharge student debt. read 19 eighty-four and he knew what double think. financial gerrymandering. politically parsing they decide in ways for political gain you know and the thing is about this case in market and again referring back to n.y.u. it's really a property development

and again food is all right but there are a familiar i think it's messily exaggerated i'm not doing penny buying and in my usual grocery shopping it would be nice terry if others who did the same then you would not need to drive to multiple stores you might be the mule in that there is an epidemic many people die every year and now we have this corona virus theatre it's absolutely sickening in a silly which is being the hardest hit in europe all schools and universities have been closed for 2 weeks in an attempt to stop the spread of the virus panic buying is also being seen in the united kingdom where there's also huge economic concerns over the impact in a nation with a paltry system of sick pay compared to other european countries that could see some force to survive on just over 100 year old we the reality is we don't know what is going to happen next with this new virus the best advice we have is to avoid panicking practice good hand washing hygiene and avoid touching bases peter all of us r.t. . well as we've heard different countries affected differently around has been really one

no risk borne by the financier allowed no risk for the billionaire class no possibility of losing a penny. as long as the central bank is committed to infinite money printing infinite those of their words infinit money printing so that means that the stock market the s. and p. $500.00 the bond market is being taken private ok all those stocks and bonds will no longer be publicly traded or publicly listed or the vast majority of them will no longer be they'll be then priced like dell computer remember michael dell decided a few years ago being a public company and so much work and my stocks terrible i'm just going to go private oh ok apply that now to the majority of the s.p. 500 deaths is going to go private so what will be left is a fast penny stock like junk bond market for idiots and casino operators to lose money in every single day for the benefit of the rons yes pretty much that's the future if you notice the stock market is not going down particularly at this very moment as the flood of the wall of the tsunami of money will go flows into the pockets of the billionaires the bond mar

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they would clearly wa nt in a lot of ways, they would clearly want to emphasise anybody to whom the penny had been dropped. this is very serious. 10,000 people are possibly infected already. many families are going to die. but they're not doing what many other countries are doing, not banning big sporting events. not closing schools. lots of people saying, well if it is as serious as you're telling us it is, why are you not doing these things? i thought a lot of the language was very interesting. it's no coincidence that you have borisjohnson being sombre and serious. always flanked by the experts, and when you look at polls of who the british public trust, scientists are by a mile the most trusted published figures. —— public figures. i'm not saying he's hiding, but he's trying to get the public to believe what he saying by getting the scientist to do this. you'll remember when david cameron introduced the nudge unit as it was called. it was all the behavioural science. that is very much with this is all about. trying to convince people to change their behaviour. at the same time, not do

to be penny wise and pound foolish we are not even being penny wise. so that is what we are looking atki again. and the other parallel that is striking is it shows yet again how remarkable viruses are. so if you are happy about the microbial world, yes. the zebra virus has ten genes ebola has seven. we have the immune system going over billions of years they find a way around it. and what is happening is there are all these viruses in the animal kingdom and they are spilling out going further into the ecosystems going out into monkeys and other wildlife finding a nice new abundant host. so just a couple weeks ago a great man died who led the eradication of smallpox. which is way worse than ebola or zika virus and we wipe that out from the planet. we just cannot ignore them pretending they will take care of themselves. >> if you want to talk good cop bad cop he is the bad cop but these come into the human populations and it isou really horrible totally susceptible with no immunity so what happens over time? we get use to certain viruses and they become

so i think the penny has dropped and money will go direct, as i think it will go direct, as i think ited states of america. 0k david, one more question. just very briefly, can you get married with five people in a church? so sad, but if they are in love, the family has approved it, they have got to do at. thank you very much indeed, david, it has been a pleasure to speak to you. that is the end of the programme, thank you very much for your company. thank you very much for your y- by thank you very much for your company. by from the. hello there, we had some pretty big contrasts weatherwise across the uk on thursday. it was the north of the country that had the best of the sunshine. this is how things look in the highlands of scotland, and across england and wales we had this weather front that has been with us for a number of days, bringing grey and gloomy weather. the mist and drizzle around here in hampshire and across the south wales sunny bridge, temperatures only got to five celsius, pretty chilly. over the next few hours, that weather front stays with us so expect to stay dull,

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. >> he told us that he used to offer performances to kids in the neighborhood for like a penny. >> turns out, puppet opera is an actual thing in those days. bill sees an article in the paper about a lavish restaurant in chicago that's adding a puppet opera to its bill of fare. the place is called kungsholm. >> kungsholm was a swedish smorgasbord and a puppet theater all in one. >> steve golden was six when he saw his first show at the kungsholm. that led to a lifelong career as a professional puppeteer, who also handles purchases and acquisitions for the northwest puppet center in seattle. so, steve's childhood experience at the kungsholm left an impression. >> you came to the restaurant and you were given a complementary ticket to the puppet miniature grand opera. >> was it an institution in chicago? >> oh, was it ever? to go there was a highlight of a day. >> how fabulous. opera stars and socialites flocked to see kungsholm puppets perform arias from operas such as "madame butterfly" or "the barber of seville." so, 14-year-old bill fosser takes his best handmade puppet and talks his wa

and the penny was 1959 and i find everyday 11 cents.but my stepdaughter died two years ago from suicide on october 13 and today i was pumping gas and i stopped in the pump was 1313. i think everybody should be aware, they are gone but they're still there. >> were all looking for those signs. we were at dinner the other night talking about stuff like that. for sure. >> how is his foundation funded? >> our foundation is funded through individual donors, corporations and private funds. we are pretty evenly dispersed in our funding stream but yeah private foundations, grant, everything. >> do you want to talk about what the foundation does. >> those not familiar with the travis manion foundation, were a 50123 nonprofit, our mission is to empower veterans and families to instill character in the next generation. and were community of like-minded individuals with veterans, military families and what we like to say inspired civilians and we do everything, right now were in the midst of operation legacy where we have service projects happening

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