, host of the ben shapiro show podcast.ant to talk to about this bill that the president signed today but just before the show started, the congressional budget office put out this number, they are estimating a 12% drop in this corner, annualized and exceeding gdp those are things we think about a lot and get your take on the president signing this bill and what happens on the other end of it. >> the underlying market fundamentals change. we can tell people that they stop being in lockdown and is going to change fairly radical radically. just not going to be eating in a restaurant right next to somebody for a long time, not going to a sporting event for a long time, highly crowded for a very long time but it actually means it's more important, not less than important to get people back so we can see of the marketplace all of this out, we can see which areas of the economy are going to grow and people can move from jobs that no longer exist to jobs that will exist because the economy will move in a different direction. it's

gary shapiro.i right about that? we're desperate for technology. that has certainly been evident with this pandemic virus but what does that mean for winners going ahead? >> you are so right about that. 25% ago today the internet shifted from the government to private industry. it has been explosive. imagine this pandemic without the internet, without all these great things we're able to do at home, stay connected and communicate and it's, changed our lives in so many different ways. this whole experience will change our lives further in the future. the big ones though, which i know -- liz: amazon. amazon and apple, right? yeah. go ahead. >> yeah that is today. i think they will all do very well especially in the long term. short term there are ups and downs, i don't know. what all the companies are very well-positioned. if you think about it, a lot of them are not reliant.vast manufacturing. apple is. amazon is relying on the distribution chain. when you talk about all the big once, facebook and o

the feature date due from writer—director tyree shapiro. elite pennsylvania boarding school. it's a film that's like ronan johnson's debut boarding school. it's a film that's like ronanjohnson‘s debut brick. paints high school as a new irish landscape of crime and punishment. creating what po calls clueless meets the godfather. at boarding school there are five factions. they will push you past your limit. and therein lies their collective power. but the story isn't about the factions. it's about her. stella summers. lovely simone is leader of the pack who run the school striving drug network. it's in the spring semester of her senior year and zella who will soon be living is looking for someone to pass her power onto. so when she thinks she's found in upcoming shutterbug paloma. tensions are rising between seller and her right hand man maxie straightening the stability of her empire. beginning life with an online overture in 2014 seller in the spades is been described by its creator as a tale of a girl who runs a gang and is totally 0k cre

some people, like jamie shapiro, are embracing the change.e is using her new free time to facetime. >> i'm in a single parent group on facebook. a lot of people are saying i'm not going to date right now because what's the point? this is the point. this is the time. >> reporter: so far she's met several potential matches. but she's also facing the same frustration some experience in real life, including getting stood up. >> i had some makeup on and very minimal, you know. but i still had my pajamas and then he didn't show. and i was actually kind of mad, like i just like put on lipstick for you? >> i think it's the first time in a lot of people's life where they felt prevented from contact with others. >> reporter: daniel jones is the editor of the new york times column, modern love. do you have advice for people who might want to go down this road? >>i think inhibitions can fall away and you can ask the deep questions and learn about their past and learn about their fears and learn about their hopes for the future. >> reporter: and now datin

daniel shapiro and her friends started a web site and they're linking volunteers with people in need of help during grocery shopping unlike some of the delivery service apps this one is free and it's local kron four's michelle kingston has more. >>it was just it was difficult for us that you know everybody out there who is going to a lot of difficult things and so we won't see how we can help. >>for daniel shapiro in her friends it spent difficult to see so many of their neighbors struggling during the coronavirus pandemic in the shelter-in-place people over the age of 60 those with health problems and nurses and doctors and other health care workers who are having a tough time getting to the grocery store me in a couple of friends for my school kind of really help was in a situation where i just kind of sitting at home so they created md helps dot or the web site linking a low-risk volunteer to someone who's high risk and in need of help anywhere in the south bay and as of right now it's going really great when someone volunteers according to really amazing, especially from young pe

bay high schooler took advantage of the free time and has added a new project to her list daniella shapiro and her friends started a web site and are linking volunteers with people in need of help with their grocery shopping. and unlike some of the delivery service apps this one is free and local four's michelle kingston reports. >>we had a couple of friends from high school can really help was in a situation where i just kind of sitting at home for daniel shapiro in her friends it spent difficult to see so many of their neighbors struggling during the coronavirus pandemic in the shelter-in-place people over the age of 60 those with health problems and nurses and doctors and other health care workers who are having a tough time getting to the grocery store to assist. >>it was difficult for us that you know everybody out there who is going to a lot of difficult things and so we won't see how we can help. >>so they created md helps dot or the web site linking a low-risk volunteer to someone who's high risk and in need of help anywhere in the south bay and as of right now it's going really gr

were are over the crew that was sitting back and looking for specifically maybe just a few risks mr shapiro says we know this is a big defending their. county or the earth is your book another gone girl. and you will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this member has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation 'd on there is over who should what was the is this one of the walls or. there were this is originally over was 4 years for mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be equal to 4. mr if the nationalist sense we expose you to the right because this is all else in this case. do you set the will . of the life in prison. already and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because of your caring about this they understand that hundreds of you don't want to leave office that night and so what you want to do all those around this case this far. and he further. know our very well settle for september 7th i think they are the ones. with. the you know. nobody really is just sitting on the fact that what if these bo

': >> bror book club, pick for march is "inheritance," a memoir by dani shapiro about her reckoning with an ancestry tes that revealed a life changing family secret: the beloved man who had raised h was not her biological father. exploration of genealogy, medical ethics and, above all, enduring love. the author joins me from her home in bethlehem, connecticut,a wer some of your questions now. >> oh, it's such a pleasure to be with you, jeff. >> brown: so you learned that you're not exactly who you are, to p it in a nutshell. what was this book for you? >> this book was a reckoning with my very identity when i made the discovery about my dad. it was as if i had to reshuffle and re-remember and re- understand pretty much every story that i had ever been told or every story that i had told abt myself. >> brown: so readers had a lot of questions along those lines, of course. and one is about your da how you came to think about him, how this changed. he had died years before all this, but your book is partly looking at that relationship. >> wn i first made this discovery, i felt betrayed by m

actual money back when their bank accounts all states president of personal property liability, glenn shapirobout additional relief being offered to last a customs we were first out of the chute in offer customers are experiencing a financial hardship. the ability to payments for 2 months. we expanded coverage for anybody using the car to deliver and earn a living by delivering groceries or food or or whatever which usually is and cover your personal are also people we expect to that and then lastly we're getting free identity protection to anybody in america, even if you're a customer. the cashback return credits and discounts typically range between $1550 per vehicle if you are the older of multiple insured bottles that could really add up. >>now it appears most insurance agencies have their own version of the premium pay back program, the common thread drivers must be insured during a specific time frame which varies depending on the insurance agency. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>all right time to look at more look at the forecast for the weekend and beyond here's meteorologist mabrisa rod

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actual money back when their bank accounts all states president of personal property liability, glenn shapiro talks about additional relief being offered to last a customs we were first out of the chute in offered customers are experiencing a financial hardship. the ability to payments for 2 months. we expanded coverage for anybody using the car to deliver and earn a living by delivering groceries or food or or whatever which usually has uncovered your personal are also people we expect to that and then lastly we're getting free identity protection to anybody in america, even if you're a customer. the cashback return credits and discounts typically range between $1550 per vehicle if you are the owner of multiple insured bottles that could really add up. >>now it appears most insurance agencies have their own version of the premium pay back program, the common thread drivers must be insured during a specific time frame which varies depending on the insurance agency. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>the bay area of course rich an athletic talented produces pro athletes in every major sport. but how

actually spend your money to to buy a fake urine or to do things that are not true for example or in shapiro water and then finally you've got people who want. to drive a political agenda so they're going to capitalize on people's fears to spread stories and that way spread the agenda that's probably the system it's wrong and therefore you should form because i have a solution so there are people during its digitally online and they have. to come logical results others have commercial reasons and some have political reasons for instance and they see the deputy kenya as a tad african 2nd thank you very much for joining us from iraq. for now it's time again for your questions keep them coming on you tube facebook and twitter all send us an e-mail today science correspondent gary williams will do with some of the most viral and fake news stories unfold claims about the coronavirus. this virus genetically modified to be used as a biological weapon this was one of those conspiracy theories that was bound to pop up in the midst of a global pandemic right i mean there's been too many books and movi

they take care of this soon they should be considered protective equipment i can't listen the bench shapiro without them he's upset at whole foods workers for striking in protest of the company's handling of the pandemic this after me to the people jeff bezos so generously gave whole foods employees an extra $2.00 an hour encourage them to donate sick leave to one another and granted unlimited time off unpaid but unlimited the time you can spend making no money whatsoever is endless workers at whole foods twisted sister company amazon are unhappy eve on monday employee chris smalls was abruptly fired after leaving a protest at the oxymoronic amazon fulfillment center in staten island he demanded that the facility be closed unsanitized after a coworker tested positive for covert 19 smalls called the firing retaliatory but amazon claims that he was violating social distancing guidelines now was worried his employers are about the coronavirus there's another scores on the american economy that they're even more determined to stomp out that's the spread of the labor union ization over a trader

subject no investigation because they did not let me let me just because the national story just shapiro it is international justice unfortunately sometimes don't come hand in hand we have to have peace and then would have transitional justice afterwards to get all of this done you're the one who's refusing talks with the who thinks that's what you think of it that's what you've said now your ministry of information said it no no no i represent the foreign policy feel that we need to park soon however i'm not going to let the horses get off the hook and her data we went to sweden and we signed a deal they came back one year they haven't done anything to prove it should i just let them go off the hook and then move on no they have to be responsible for destroying your country piece by piece child by piece of a nurse to actually go in for a structure that is no road and continue with this humanitarian disaster one is a documented ask in disaster if you think and i report let me let me just jump to that why do you think that these are holding it hostage we're all printed in for internal fli

the illinois department of human services facilities, the development center and park forest, the shapiro develop middle center, and the elgin mental health center. the final five will go to the illinois department of corrections facilities, logan, graham, dixon, and minard. i want to make sure that our plans make -- reflect equity and -- testingtesting and treatment. it is essential that health care institutions fulfill their obligation to render health care in a nondiscriminatory manner. this is a crisis and providers may have to operate beyond their normal capacity and allocate limited health care resources. no one life is any more important than another. issued guidance that vulnerable and historically marginalized communities must receive equitable care so that no person of color or person with disabilities suffers a disparate outcome due to a legacy of discrimination. it is in moments like these that we owe each other even greater expressions of humanity. with that, i would like to turn it over to dr.'s ek for our forcal update -- dr. ezike our medical update. dr. ezike: good aftern

gary shapiro. there goes the closing bell even on a day 3.8 million new jobless claims filed for the week. we see a loss for the day but a gain for the month. connell: all right. get ready everybody, we have the results from the biggest heavyweights in the tech world. they're coming up any minute now, both apple, amazon will be reporting their quarterly numbers. amazon, right ahead of that report is just closing at a record high. so we have those numbers any minute now. good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." stocks falling today amid a rise in jobless claims but it is the best month for the dow and the s&p in more than 30 years. we will take that. plus, at the white house president trump is about to make remarks about protecting the country's seniors. we will bring you all those breaking headlines as soon as we have them. but we'll kick it off with fox business team coverage. blake burman with the latest from the white house and lauren simo

shout out to my friend pete shapiro who is setting up this -- so many giant things for earth day.really works really well with those events. and they had to cancel this year's and i know he's really bumped out about it 'cause he had a a giant thing planned. earth day should be every day as i do say when i talk to our guest jane goodall who is on the show jane and i were talking. and i know it's an odd time. and it's a scary time right now. and -- but i do feel like also there is a weird thing kind of happening. if you're looking at the silver lining of not going out and not driving in cars and not damaging the earth and you see these examples, when you see, you know, the canals in venice in italy have sea life swimming in venice.meas bears and animals walking around in national parks, just coming out because there's no humans and they're like, "wait, we can do this. and you're like, "yeah, you can always -- this is your land. you can do this. so i mean, there is something to -- i think we're all kind of getting that but i've seen these reports everywhere that, yeah, we should take

actual money back when their bank accounts all states president of personal property liability, glenn shapiro talks about additional relief being offered to last a customer's we were first out of the chute offer customers are experiencing financial hardship. the ability to payments for 2 months. we expanded coverage for anybody using the car to deliver and earn a living by delivering groceries or food or or which usually has uncovered a year or so are also people we expect to die and then lastly we're getting free identity protection to anybody in america, you're a customer. the cashback return credits and discounts typically range between $1550 per vehicle if you are the older of multiple ensure todos that could really add up. >>now it appears most insurance agencies have their own version of the premium pay back program, the common thread drivers must be insured during a specific time frame which varies depending on the insurance agency. has it made kron 4 news. >>apple and google say they're working to fight the pandemic by teaming up to try to help track the virus with smartphone technolo

actual money back when their bank accounts all states president of personal property liability, glenn shapiro talks about additional relief being offered to last a customer's we were first out of the chute in customers are experiencing financial hardship. the ability to payments for 2 months. we expanded coverage for anybody using the car to deliver and earned a living by delivering groceries or food or or whatever usually has uncovered a year or so are also people we expect to die and then lastly we're getting free identity protection to anybody in america, if you're a customer. the cashback return credits and discounts typically range between $1550 per vehicle if you are the older of multiple insured idols that could really add up. >>now it appears most insurance agencies have their own version of the premium pay back program, the common thread drivers must be insured during a specific time frame which varies depending on the insurance agency. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>if you're getting food from the food bank there's a chance your groceries are being attacked by a soldier or the califor

. >>> for more on the challenges facing academia, joined by martin shapiro, president of northwesternthwestern grads around here. thank you for joining me. >> thank you, kelly. it is an honor to be here. >> you know, one of the main things i wonder about is the parents talking about whether to send their kid back to campus in the fall or maybe take a gap year what happens if people decide to do that writ large that would be terrible for your finances, right? >> it would. we just heard from that excellent report about how many clnlgs an universities, most of us are hemorrhaging revenues and if the students don't come back in person in the fall it is much, much worse i hear from a lot of parents, we just notified the student that is got into northwestern to start in the fall that final deposits are due tomorrow so a lot of people thinking should they gap if we're going to be line in the fall as we are now along with everyone else maybe they should gap and then come back when they can get the full experience. >> so brown i believe is trying to have students back on campus in the fall. yo

my school kind of really help was in a situation where i just kind of sitting at home for daniel shapiroher friends it spent difficult to see so many of their neighbors struggling during the coronavirus pandemic in the shelter-in-place people over the age of 60 those with health problems and nurses and doctors and other health care workers who are having a tough time getting to the grocery store to assist. >>it was difficult for us that you know everybody out there who is going through a lot of difficult things and so we won't see how we can help. >>so they created md helps dot or a web site linking a low-risk volunteer to someone who's high risk and in need of help anywhere in the south bay and as of right now it's going really great when someone volunteers to court and just really amazing, especially from young people they grocery shop following cdc guidelines and wipe down all products before they're delivered for no fee tips or donations are sent to one of 3 local charity so listed on their website. >>i think a lot of people are embarrassed to ask for help in a way and it's totally o

actual money back when their bank accounts all states president of personal property liability, glenn shapiro talks about additional relief being offered to last a customs we were first out of the chute in offered customers are experiencing a financial hardship. the ability to payments for 2 months. we expanded coverage for anybody using the car to deliver and earn a living by delivering groceries or food or or which usually has uncovered a cure for spotted owls people we expect to and then lastly we're getting free identity protection to anybody in america, you're a customer. the cashback return credits and discounts typically range between $1550 per vehicle if you are the older of multiple ensure todos that could really add up. >>now it appears most insurance agencies have their own version of the premium pay back program, the common thread drivers must be insured during a specific time frame which varies depending on the insurance agency. has it made kron 4 news. >>lost wages and empty shelves at grocery stores are leaving a lot of people in the bay area and beyond without enough food, but

for my school can really help was in a situation where i just kind of sitting at home for daniel shapiroher friends it spent difficult to see so many of their neighbors struggling during the coronavirus pandemic in the elter-in-place people over the age of 60 those with health problems and nurses and doctors and other health care workers who are having a tough time getting to the grocery store to assist. >>it was difficult for us that you know everybody out there who is going to a lot of difficult things and so we won't see how we can help. >>so they created md helps dot or the web site linking a low-risk volunteer to someone who's high risk and in need of help anywhere in the south bay and as of right now it's going really great when someone volunteers of court which is really amazing especially from young people they grocery shop following cdc guidelines and wipe down all products before they're delivered for no fee tips or donations are sent to one of 3 local charity so listed on their website. i think a lot of people are embarrassed to ask for help in a way and it's totally ok, you k

actually saw ben shapiro gives us speech and he was criticizing anti-semitism and hate against the alt right and the left came out against him. the one thing we always said republicans shouldn't wait for minorities to come to them. you should always go to places that are uncomfortable to go. because you will open doors of communication that you never had. i see that with jewish community. and that the republican party needs to do a better job to voice it. and then bashing the women on our side. [applause] >> with just a few moments left so i will ask the last question. so the final audience question tonight partisanship scenes dead in american politics what can they do to bridge the divide to bring more civility backed american politics? >> it is very toxic right now. you know it is bad because as somebody puts a good piece of policy they want to know whose it is before they supported. and that's when we hit a low. what bothers me is me have watched both parties refer to each other as evil and that hits a soft point with me but i have seen evil perk i have been to the democratic republ

the government has basically, as i heard ben shapiro said, rammed an f-150 into your house, and now theovernment has to pay you for the damages. it is not a handout. it is something that you should think about is you are being owed. if you have the capability to help and donate to a food bank, whether it be money or time, they might have to call out the national guard to get some help. >> juan: thanks, dana. katie, this is a tough one for you, but i saw a poll today that the kaiser foundation said 45% of americans are having trouble and feeling anxious, even depressed, not sleeping well. and i just thought, what is katie pavlik doing right now to keep her spirits up? >> katie: i am petting my dog, hanging out with my husband, going for walks when we can appear to still working and try to provide information to people who are watching us every day when we are on "the five." that's what i've been doing, juan, but to the point of people feeling like they are getting anxious if they weren't already, the choices right now feel like a horrible virus that can be lethal, or destitution due to p

ag shapiro, really important issues. >> thanks, maria. maria: we will see you soon. coming up.s having to look forward to, one of the league's top agents is coming up next on this year's virtual draft. yes, you heard me right. virtual draft. back in a minute. america's oldest lighthouse has weathered many storms. seeing the break in the clouds before anyone else. together, we'll weather this storm. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] maria: welcome back. big week for football, football fans having to look forward to this week. it's the nfl draft. it is being held virtually for the first time because of covid-19. joining me right now is nfl agent, drew rosenhaus. it's great to have you this morning. you represent so man