>> no, it was actually a python.es and so on and cautious than my wife is, and whether you can put that down to -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, i don't know if she's braver or not intimidated as easily or an uneducated tourist kind of approach. because she's from spain. >> jimmy: she's from spain. >> she doesn't quite know that maybe that snake might kill you, not the python, obviously. >> jimmy: i always think all living things are trying to kill me. >> that's my excuse to run for the hills and tell her to remove the deadly animal. >> jimmy: i have to say, i think given the choice of snakes in the house and the coronavirus, i think i would rather have the virus outside. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't go for that sort of thing. when we come back, i want to ask about your new movie on netflix, which everyone in the whole world has now. there were like nine people who didn't have netflix before this, and now those nine have it, too, chris hemsworth is with us, we'll be right back. ♪ it's interesting what happens when you tre

>>maureen selmon got the idea from others around the country and from the monte python skit the ministry of silly walks. she posted a sign in front of our house asking passers by to commence silly walking immediately, something fun to do for the neighborhood you set up a section and you have people. >>they and then we catch it on our ring camera and then we posed that her own instagram page the mctiernan family was out for a walk in the neighborhood when they saw the sign 5 year-old myla hopes the zone is here to stay and they only put silly zone up around >>i the phone. >>as you can see from the ring camera footage quite a few people agree it should stay as word has gotten out people have been driving in and even practicing their moves ahead of time bring so much joy and silliness i think especially in this time. helps us to see other people on interactive other people obviously at a safe it's fun to hear you know in our windows are open. >>your people get going and lasr seen kind of planning out there ms. and i just think it really is of lifting people's spirits right now. the cute ide

i know they cover the gamut, you know, wide range from python to video production, everything. tell us about the classes that are about to launch and whether people can sign up for free. >> well, our sister carly, i'm sad she's not able to join this. she's the director of all of our programs in that sense. so we have programs, we have programs in coding, programs in entrepreneurship, and design. those are all free six-week classes that you can go on. everything from learning how to code to learning how to build a game to, you know, learning how to build your own app. those are all programs that we have, six weekshe o streetcode.us. >> definitely going to check it out. you're never too old to start learning how to code. i think i might have to do it too. i know you've been trying to talk me into it for years, so i will have to overcome my fear. i really appreciate you being here because we also want to talk about something very serious. you talked about how bridging the digital divide, that is part of civil rights because we need everybody to be part of the conversation to talk

human clinical trials pay to save book from the max planck institute of colleagues and interfaces in python thank you so much for joining us thank you now 8 years ago german authorities made an astonishing discovery a treasure trove of 1500 artworks by world famous painters suspected of having been looted from jews in nazi era germany the painstaking work trying to trace the paintings back to the rightful owners has now concluded but the results leave much to be desired. a chapter closes on one of the biggest stories of nazi looted art in post-war germany but after years of research into the gurlitz scandal many questions remain unanswered. 8 years ago in munich tax authorities seized artworks from cornelius gurlitz apartment and more from his home in south burke a total of $1500.00 paintings by world class artists including france marc marc chagall. auto dix and unremitting. it was a sensational discovery that electrified more than the art world the case made headlines across the globe. that kanye is correlate father hated by and was a major artillery during nazi germany's occupation of fr

. >> you can choose anything like "mine craft," coding camps with scratch or java, python, even graphic design camps. >> reporter: ultimately, it will be up to not just governments and camps but also parents. >> it's going to be a very nuanced position for parents as they wait for the data from e c preparation that those camps are take on the ensure the safety of the campers. so clearly for the parents, it's going to be a complicated choice. >> even if everything checks out and everyone is on board, the cdc is still telling camps to be prepapered to communicate with health officials should there be a sudden increase of cases in their area or at the camp itself. >>> still to come on "abc7 mornings," the white house's prediction for a vaccine. the president aiming for developments by the end of the year. do his own experts think that time line isist realistic? >>> and a central california restaurant is facing a challenge, how they're staying open during the pandemic. ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. >>> it's called operation warp speed. that me

. >> this is a bald python. >> reporter: the memphis zoo has been churning out hours of educational content is an another beautiful day. >> reporter: and also some less educational content. in their popular zoo-lympics videos, they've been capitalizing on veo the tortoise 100 meter sprint. >> blazing start for little debdeb who is extremely quick in east africa time trials. radar gets the gold with five fish. >> reporter: zoos had to get creative with their programming. the florida aquarium has launched c-span videos with a behind the scenes look at operations. the denver zoo invited fans to vote on the name of their new baby rhino for a small donation, of course. juna ultimately won out. >> life at the zoo continues. we continue to have births. >> reporter: back in san diego, spring births are in full swing. newborn penguin chicks are learning to swim. andean bear cub is taking its first steps. for the animals, this is a year just like any other year. but since normal visitation still looks to be a long way off, san diego's congressional representatives have written a letter to speaker pel

coding camps with scratch or java or python.designing camps. >> reporter: ultimately it will not be just up to government and camps, but also parents. >> it will be a nuanced decision as they weigh sort of the data from the location of those locations, the preparation that those camps have taken to ensure the safety of the campers. so clearly for the parents, it's going to be a complicated choice. >> reporter: and even if everything checks out and everyone is on board, the cdc is still telling camps to be ready to communicate with health officials should there be a sudden increase in cases in their area or even at the camp itself. they really have to be prepared for just about anything. whit? >> absolutely. so many different things to consider when it comes to re-opening camps. all right. diane, thank you so much. >>> and here in new york, as she mentioned, it's still an open question whether or not that will even happen. >> or city pools, i mean, there's just -- >> exactly. >> it's such a delicate dance and the stakes are so hi

and along the way, i've gotten into more than a few scary situations, like the time i let a giant python sue, watch, watch, ohh! dadgummit. or when we wandered into a cheetah's lunchroom. i've never been on foot this close to a kill of cheetahs in my entire life. or my visit to the alligator pit! see, that tail could break your leg in pieces. good thing for me, i always had expert guides to keep af

we just need to convince them that we are pythons. besides the irish do not care about the british, they are no friends of theirs. the irish will also join us. french canadians hate the british, we can get that started up to. so we have a pretty good chance of winning a media war if you will. public sentiment. and for a time, that seemed to work. it worked because in part the germans or winning. but the moment the war starts it becomes at the very least a little more dangerous being german in america. we see in iowa and attempt to pass an english only bill making english the official language of iowa. united states has no official language. english is not the official language of the united states. in some parts of the united states like pennsylvania, they could just as well made german the official language. so much that it is spoken. some parts of eastern ohio are very czech. all of a sudden, being seen speaking in german or singing german songs, those become suspect behaviors. remember, the suspicions that we have for people who ar

he was actually better known for monty python sketch comedy show called the goodies.died of the virus at the age of 79. he leaves behind a wife and two sons, ben and edward. and an update on someone we told you about on friday. the late paul kerry got a heroes welcome home last night in his home state of colorado. he is the 66-year-old paramedic who dropped everything to volunteer in new york city. driving 1,800 miles just to help complete strangers in the city. and, finally, that procession brought him home. lastly, today, we're remembering mark hall sr., who died of the coronavirus at the age of 53. he was a new orleans police officer, not to mention a loving father of two children, mark and jasmine, and a devoted husband to his wife sonya. always dancing. always smiling. officer hall's daughter called him her nerdy partner in crime. they say even when he was in the hospital, hall's main concern was his family. so that's how we'll remember him. officer mark hall sr., a family man. thank you for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. we're grate

we are still trying to get the pig through the python. to get through their system. they may have filed but have not got money yet. we are starting to see the continuing claims pile up. those are the people that are finally getting checks. you have to keep filing to continue getting checks. there is a lag in the delay. that 25 million is from last week, the week before. there is a week delay. keep an eye on that. when we start to see that decline is when you will be able to say there is a recovery. offay see some people go because they will be rehired under the paycheck protection plan, but it does not look like a lot yet. one other number i would highlight is a new number in these jobless claims figures. that is pandemic unemployment assistance. this is the part of the cares act that was designed to give unemployment insurance to gig workers, people who ordinarily are not eligible. week --2.2 million last the week before last, because that is also delayed. 854,000.up from a major jump in the number of gig workers getting unemployment ins

lock down measures are hampering relief efforts in india and bangladesh recycling in python has left a trail of destruction more than 80 people have been killed and millions of people in coastal communities are without electricity. this is g.w. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at t w news or visit our website dot com. the world health organization has reported the biggest single day increasing. 19 infections of the total infections worldwide now stands at more than $5000000.00 despite lockdowns being eased in europe and the us today's news reminds us that the end of this pandemic is a long way off i'm from gail in berlin and this is the day. we need to track its transmission dynamics to ensure that we understand how it's transmitting where it starts where we need to track the genetic sequences of the worst to ensure that the worst is not involving you know way that's negative we need to track. the infection of the virus itself as it spreads around the world there are no shortcuts there are things we can do faster and better there are things we can do appare