good morning, samin. >> good morning! >> samin, your new podcast -- >> how is everyone?ed us to ask our "gma" viewers if they had any questions for you and the first one comes from jen so take a look. >> hi, i'm a physical therapist and i'm in the office multiple times during the week. do you have any options for lunch that don't need any refrigerating? >> great question. >> yes, jen. thank you for your hard work. my first idea for you is a sandwich that's going to just get better with sitting. so as long as you avoid things like deli meats or really perishable cheeses like fresh mozzarella, you will be fine. this gorgeous one, you do you see all those layers, i made it with provolone and pesto and marinated peppers and artichokes and zucchini. this will be delicious. and then, if you bring yourself a little bag of chips, you can have a little crunch alongside with your soggy sandwich or another idea is, you could also just take a salad in a container like kale is good. it holds up, and then mix it with the dressing right before, and shake it up and have a kale salad. >>

, samin.ut this global love for banana bread. >> i think it reminds us of our childhoods. it certainly was the first thing my brothers and i ever baked so i think comfort is a big part of it. i also think it's kind of awesome because it uses up stuff that's going to go bad and you really can't mess it up. >> i know. and i am a little bit challenged in the kitchen although it's been getting so much better. myself like the rest of the country starting to get a little confidence as we stay at home and try new things. banana bread is so foolproof. i love your recipe. if you're at home, listen up. this is the use what you've got banana bread. samin, so generous with your offerings and you say you can really let it rip. i know you're supposed to start with ripe bananas this. is all i have so probably should wait a day or two, right? >> yes. i would say you even want some brown spots on the outside because that brownness on the outside usually doesn't show up really too much on the inside and it's so

samin sharma of new york's mount sinai hospital.mal clotting can be widespread. >> clotting in the heart, clotting in the lungs, clotting in the kidneys, clotting in the brain artery. >> reporter: those clots can damage the kidneys, leading to dialysis; the brain, causing confusion, seizures or strokes; and the heart, causing an irregular rhythm or a heart attack. you have been doing this about 30 years. are you feeling like a medical student again? >> well, in some ways, yes. >> reporter: this is a new frontier, right? >> that is absolutely a new frontier. i don't even know what will be the other atypical and unusual presentation of covid-19. >> reporter: and that's presenting doctors with a tough challenge: trying to figure out the different ways this virus can attack our bodies, and the various symptoms it can cause, when we seem to be learning new things about it every day. dr. jon lapook, cbs news. >> o'donnell: and coming up next, pets and people stuck together at home-- you could call it an "im-paws-able" situation. and take.

provide some of the opportunities just go ahead and look at a a there some in santa clara samin tan outps. if you just you come up with a lot of resources so you're not alone. >>i think that's one of the big take away is here is that people need to understand they are not alone. even though they may feel alone. >>right they they may feel that you know that this is a call. social connection is not there. but there is still. >>a connection that you can make to see 70's other top it. >>well karen. thank you so much for these tips to be well what are we going to be talking about tomorrow morning. >>we'll be talking more union says all ok sounds good. we'll see tomorrow. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay at work. for you. you stay at home