daria long psychotherapist, robi ludwig and michelle singletary.ladies, robi, you first, john writes, i was recently laid off and money for food has been extra tight. how do i explain this situation to my children without scaring them? i think everybody can relate because when the kids are home the food bill has become the biggest bill in most of our households but, you know, money is tight. what should he say to his kids? >> such a great question and i think it's important to acknowledge the reality to say, listen, we're going through a tough time financially as a family, we are going to get through this together, i'm going to make sure that we are all taken care of and let's figure out a way we can all do our part to make this as easy as possible for everyone. the most important point is to underscore that they will get through it together as a family and not to trigger any fear in the children. >> dr. long, maureen from florida says how safe is going to the dentist? what type of precautions should i ask about or look for? >> yes, so the good thi

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and now we go to not roby. i am okay a and i said j. o. andnd i'm from the city for his correspondence saying kenyans. we look at how the e kind of virus pandemic is affecting neighboring somalia. this is because the case was identified in much and since then the numbers have e been rising steteadily. n now they he over fifteen hundred cases with me cinema tiny he is the deputy director of the international crisis group africa program. now do you know i would like us to talk about the upcoming elections in somalia but first let's talk about public health care sysystem can it cope with thisis goioing on break somalias one of the most fragile. countries on the concept with- you know corresponding weakness in its in its- of services it's a country that's been wrwracked by war that still. partly under the care of. she has. since but you take two million people displaced from confer conflict stilll so in terms of. the state of the country's infrarastructue the access of the of civilians to. health care services when they displaced when now u

africa's youth i eat at the money and we're bringing you the latest edition of this show from and they roby kenya. here's what's coming up for you in the next half hour. in south africa we meet young entrepreneurs who are getting very creative during the coronavirus crisis. in ethiopia we discussed how to combat youth unemployment. and to madly d.v.d. and sound engineer $50.00 takes us around his hometown of said group. where a few weeks into the coronavirus pandemic now and the situation across the continent is difficult and frightening to say the least so how these last dozen cuff is affecting young people economically we asked our correspondents all over africa what the job situation is like in their hometown and what we want to doing to try and make the best of the situation here's their take. here in uganda young people have already done most jobs especially the tourism industry. i think the obvious that is the crees and ghana's capital for many zimbabweans survival and that a lot down is exactly. more people are spending time on the horns and eat games but some are worried if you had

to people and sewing their questions and trying to calm their fears catherine sawyer al-jazeera now robi kenya . and other news a local official in southern india says a plastics factory has begun leaking toxic gas again hours after at least 11 people were killed by a previously people who are being evacuated from a 5 kilometer radius around the plant residents rushed out on the street in a panic and thousands were left struggling to breathe after the 1st leak in the city of. it is apparent on reports from the capital new delhi. panic and chaos in india's southern city of a shock apartment as people living in an industrial area began losing consciousness that's after a gas leak at a plastics factory owned by a south korean company l.g. chemicals the leak happened early on thursday morning when most people were asleep . the national disaster response force evacuated at least a 1000 people from a 3 kilometer radius around the factory there were some people who were unconscious also make launches there were people who were not able to move there were children there were women there were peo

david: was a roby science, was it rogue medicine. david: know, to was mainstreamed at the time. not rogue in any way. not unconventional but he certainly was by describing the spoke of the product and the promise of adjournment science. he did two dissertations, when medicine which studied the inherent ability, which led to support for the sterilization laws which but the people, somewhere subject to forced sterilization. in essence mentors in anthropology, an extremely famous anthropologist and his medical dissertation advisor was the head of the hygiene institute and labor ahead of that in berlin. he was a promising young scientist on the cutting edge of german science. and had probably wonderful academic career in front of him. david: i want to get to the war in a minute. but still about him. was he married or have children. david: yes, he married a woman and right before the beginning of the war. and really know real married life together. since the war came. he had other things to do. they had one son was born on his own birthdate. march 16th. in 1943. david: do you know an

robi ludwig, thank you very much. some calming words.you were listening to that. it's a bummer to have a 32nd birthday in the middle of a shutdown and lockdown. but you are never to be down. never. happy birthday. more after this. it's best we stay apart for a bit, but that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, . . neil: the figure economy continuing to roar in california. it is suing uber and lyft, saying they misclassified drivers as independent contractors. this rift has been going on for some time. now they're taking it up, the lawsuit level. we'll follow that very closely as cheryl casone will in for charles payne again today. cheryl: a lot of things we'll follow during this hour of fox business, sir. thank you very much. i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for charles

they're not seeing any of the profits and the struggling to make ends meet welcome web reports from the robie. it's been more than a month since pubs in nairobi like this one republican with a life. kenya's government closed bars and restaurants to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. but the risk to life. in the kitchen. to meat is a local speciality so takeaways are allowed and motor bike riders like france his career deliver to those who don't venture out. it's a big risk getting a. good. bit of. crunch he says that 3 deliveries around which as a rule the world ladies down he's struggling to look after his family not easy riding around on a bike all day no it is not the moment raining a lot of the time you want to throw for walking down the road with a rider that they think they're old enough for the kilometers long and then there's the pressure of trying to get home safely before the sunset the police have been accused of rights abuses when enforcing it is found after dark riders say they might be beaten or have to pay a bribe to customers say they plan to get their favorite food at hom

what me ditto and join and associate myself with miss robie's remarks. he represent alabama and i represent the west georgia aspect, serious concerns and continue to raise them. not the only voice that has been raised for those concerned. the delays that have been caused by covid-19 cause delays in your system. the delays have come in responding to the question last time we spoke, the center that is constructed in columbus, georgia. we are still waiting and more contract, the site that was selected my second term is a site that has no public transportation. it is away from the longest specialists for veterans and it is not very convenient at all. as i indicated last time we spoke in the time before that, we have yet to receive the best answer to that decision and whether the vote location can be changed or made more accessible. this is a process that has been ongoing for almost a decade. i would like you to comment on that and i have a second line of questions with regard to the impact covid-19 has had, which cause you to pause your in person conversatio

roby's remarks. she represents alabama and i represent west georgia aspect of s and we have serious concerns. her voice is not the only voice that has been raised with those concerns. the delays that have been caused i covid-19 have caused delays in your systems and your plans across the country and i assume the delays also have come in response to the questions that i raised last time we spoke center that is a to be constructed in columbus, georgia. and at this point, i am very, very frustrated that after almost a decade, we are still waiting, and of course after the re-lett was let, it was and the site was selected for a second time is a site that has no public transportation, it is away from the long-established medical campuses that have specialists for our veterans, and of course, it is not very convenient at all. as i indicated the last time we spoke, and the time before that, we have yet to receive a satisfactory answer as to what went into that decision and whether the proposed location can b

i thought okay this is going to be a john poehler or will roby and realize i can tweak it a little bit definitely happened to me. fact have so many happening if i tweak the story a little bit i might grow up in a different direction. >> host: i think that is the only one of the characters we haven't talked about. who is he? >> guest: america's most lethal something other than jessica who might be more lethal than he is. he is the sort of guy that is a regime change he goes around the world and you would think how can i create a series about a guy that job is to murder people and i chose to make him relatable in some ways. doing what he does with professionalism and tenacity because often times than showing the inside of him. you think it isn't going to affect you. you pull the trigger and it affects you and it's with you all the time and it affects kind of life you can lead and yes he can be very much of a loner. most people don't go around pulling the trigger and killing people but he has to do that. >> host: the last caller is virginia from pennsylvania. >> caller: a loved camel club