. >> volunteer pam schroeder shops and deliveries groceries to 86-year-old aretha who is staying at home because of the shelter in place order, but normally she would pick her up to take she shopping since she no longer drives. >> it gives m being a and isolated. >> reporter: the program called seniors around town working with the city, kate wiley founded the free transportation service for orinda citizens in 2005 and operates under orinda association. >> it's life changing and meeting their desire to remain in their home, to remain independent. >> reporter: 70 fully-vetted volunteers drive more than 120 seniors from their homes to where they need to go in the east bay for medical appointments, to social engagements. a third of theerly writers live in low-income housing. seniors around town provides more than 1,400 rides a year but as kate says it's more than a ride. >> reporter: friendships form and that's vital for their well-being. >> if they are not engaged in the community, they don't eat, they don't go to the doctor, they don't take care of themselves, and their life expectancy is

. >> reporter: pam schroeder shops and then delivers groceries to ertha who is staying home because of the shelter in place order. but normally pam would pick up her to take her shopping since she no longer drives. >> it is extremely valuable. it gives me a sense of not being alone and isolated. >> reporter: the program called seniors around town working with the city kate wiley founded the service for senior citizens in 2005. it operates under the nonprofit orinda association. >> it let's them remain independent and in their home. >> reporter: 70 fully vetted volunteers drive more than 120 seniors from their homes to where they need to go in the east bay for medical appointments to social engagement. a third of the elders live in low income housing. they provide 1400 rides a year but kate says it's more than a ride. >> reporter: friendships form and that is vital for seniors' well being. >> if they're not engaged with the community, they don't eat, they don't go to the doctor, they don't take care of themselves and their life expectancy is greatly reduced. >> reporter: pam schroeder s

security to russia our energy security is really the mistake was done 15 years ago when chancellor schroeder went into russian services and therefore we have made these mistakes and i am very bluntly in this way we politicians and io i would would be very careful because we all are guilty in that we have named this as of economic project it isn't in the comic project it was the one touch of to name this as an economic project it's a purely political one and now we cannot withdraw from it but we have also taken that because we can try to influence russia but i'm not i'm not a defender of more stream 2 for economic reasons i think we really needed to achieve our energy change and we need an influence to russia but it is not a good choice let's talk about digital independence there are some security concerns there as well you know u.s. secretary of state my plan pale saying here at the munich security conference that huawei is the trojan horse of chinese intelligence. and yet you're not banning it from the bidding process of building your 5 g. network here in germany why well we have some role

is there something that schroeder is doing -- schroder investment is doing?> they continue to warrant a place and a portfolio. we need to be careful. going back to this idea of an anemic growth environment. i don't see global trade picking up any meaningful way this year. emphasize thatto we see value in emerging markets, but i would not be allocating a lot of capital there. vonnie: is this the end of the beginning or are we in from a protracted difficult period? we saw the bank of america talking about recession until at least 2021. some people are saying that the social distancing is going to remain the case for a lot longer. johanna: for me, it is the end of the beginning. we need to remember that churchill said that in 1942. i think it is the end of the beginning because we have -- we are starting to understand when he to be done to keep the virus under control. that helps markets. what the market hates more than anything is uncertainty. we understand the virus in a way that we did not even four weeks ago. that is a good thing. it is good to see the infec

past made some changes to how you treat your 401(k) and your ira let's bring in joel shipton at schroeder'setirement expert and all-around good guy. thank you for joining us 22 million filing for jobless benefits and some of them sitting on retirement plans and maybe tempting to go after that money, what should they be doing right now? >> well, thanks, brian great to be here with you this afternoon. and that's a great question. so you've got people who right now are thinking about how do they put food on the table you mentioned the 22 million who were unemployed and so you think about where do i have and what do i have in my retirement plan and what do i do about it and what's been permitted by the c.a.r.e.s. act and loans, hardship withdrawals and required minimum distributions so as it pertains to loans different retirement plan permits that the act has now doubled the participant loan limits meaning that participants can now borrow 100% of the vested account balances up to $100,000 and more importantly those that have loans outstanding they can now delay the repayment for up to one year

republican women in losing this time around i can't remember who told you why we are celebrating, pat schroeder do see what were seen unless congress that's different than some other time. >> you should probably know reporters are takers. but were trained against the almost, we'll see what happens in the primaries with the republican woman. i think that thinking cap is on with that group and you may see more women in that party and you might see more women. the problem is a special mind with elizabeth warren still remains at the top in some ways. that the country kinda has to see someone elected in the top-tier physician into a bottle test you would not think so, you look at hillary clinton in the secretary of state and all the things that she did as a u.s. senator and you would not think the people would have to wonder and she had her own obviously in her own set of issues going into that race and is going to be harder for they're down ballot when people don't see that, this is enormously helpful. having said that within congre congress, a woman said to me, the men are starting to crumble, wer

carol schroeder, the retired executive director of the california children and family alliance services. we contracted with edgewood in late september 2019 in response to the city's request to begin to look and assure by our study and assessment that youth who are referred to the residential programs at edgewood will be safe and who are served on the edgewood's vicente campus. we work closely and collaboratively with edgewood, the department of health and health services agency to complete a comprehensive top to bottom assessment of edgewood. today, we are focused on edgewood's crisis stabilization unit known, as you know, as the c.s.u. to the best of our knowledge, based upon scores of interviews with staff and board members, after reviewing hundreds, maybe thousands of pages of documents, we have no evidence of any abuse or personal rights towards the children and youth served at the c.s.u. c.s.u. has a rich staffing ratio, three staff to one child for 24 hours a day. because of the acuity and behavioral health issues of those placed at the c.s.u., ensuring the highest level of intens

. >> i'm here on behalf on cynthia and mark schroeder who support the continuance request. we are 15-year residents of diamond street. our main living areas, bedrooms, kitchen, and dining room are located in the back of our house, which directly faces all of the eastern sides of 2118 21ststreet. this is where we spend the majority of our time as a family. we rely heavily on natural light. if this project is evolved, the generationally living in an envelope, we would like the opportunity to share the impacts of this proposed building on our main living areas. as stated in my previous letter to you, my husband and i support the continuance of at least 30 days. we look forward to supervisor mandelman's office facilitating the meeting. as we expressed on september 19, 2019, we believed that the property owners each have the right to improve and expand their properties, but we believe these endeavors need to follow the legal and community processes outlined by the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> you have two questions remaining. >> yeah, hi. this is todd david. h