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social distancing abilities. and whether they were right. watch. >> just closed everything. all businesses, all workers.very school, close everything. if you rethought that are had time to analyze that public health strategy, i don't know that you would say "quarantine everyone." i don't even know that it was the best public health policy. >> harris: i want to take a look at one more thing. fox news polling finds 75% of people savor a national stay in place order compared to 17% who oppose it. so you hear people complaining about not being able to go out, but some of them think, "hey, maybe it's worth it." dr. saphier, was the governor right to do what he's done? >> dr. saphier: harris, we are not going to know if people are right or wrong until this is all said and done. the bottom line is, we had two choices in the beginning. we could either shut down all travel into the country and aggressively test and isolate and stratify risk so people who are at high risk, isolate but those with known infection and the recent contacts. we did not have that. although we have an early travel ban, which absolutely h

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watching your markets right now, we are also watching one stock that's really been taking off. television audiences have jumped to 12-month highs right now, of course as everyone is locked down, socialeople are staying at home. data analytics company nielsen reports that americans are expected to watch as much as 60% more television on all platforms in the next few weeks. now, the home viewing surge is being felt big-time by netflix. they have streaming outages experienced across the country. that's been happening this week. the stock is up more than 4%. there have been reports of a nearly 50% jump in traffic to netflix as well as movie theaters and restaurants and bars and live entertainment venues, if they're closed, you will watch netflix. we have had analysts talk about this stock the last few days. there's that stock right now, up 4.25%. netflix not the only company that's plagued by outages. one of the street's biggest names now in damage control mode after they got knocked offline yesterday. joining us now, charlie gasparino with exclusive details. charlie? charlie: yeah, that's morgan stanley. i tell you, the initial reports from what i'm gathering from brokers who work ther

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social media right now. kids can interact with their friends for a certain amount per day. you can watch social media together and enjoy that together. i'm supposed to add in here the census is coming out april 1st so you can fill out your census paperwork with your children and show them how important that is. really and truly, there will be some loosening of the guidelines of the time people will let their children be on social media, but sit down with your kids, especially your older kids, and set a limit on it. let them self-regulate it some. that's a really good thing to teach them some control as well. >> dr. goza, tovah, thank you both very much. you've given me a lot of advice off camera as well, and i really appreciate it. if you'd like to know more about the helpful advice given by dr. goza and tovah klein, go to our website. >>> small businesses are particularly under pressure right now. we're going to take a look at how they're hurting and what they need now to ride out the pandemic. (driver vo) when i started this commute, everyone said i was crazy. so fifteen years ago, i g

arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now that's the title of your book so we don't have time to get into all 10 what do you know top 2 arguments for why people watching to get off of social media. well i would say 1st of all there could be some good form of social media the problem with social media right now is that it's designed to manipulate you and so if you enjoy free will if you enjoy being an honest person in the world you should not be using present day social media the business model of face work in other companies like twitter is anytime you connect with another person that's financed by some 3rd party you don't know about he's trying to manipulate you in some sneaky way so it's this giant manipulation machine by design every penny they earn was earned because somebody thought they could manipulate somebody else another one is the 10th argument which is the spiritual one which is there's effectively a new religion that's being promoted by facebook and some of the other tech companies which is that people are just information machines were modules and were all being connected together into a giant computer through these companies and this gi

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we are practicing social distancing out of an abundance of caution like many of you are doing right now watchingl hoping it wouldn't come to this, but here it is. the most important thing is we continue to bring you the news, which we promise we will do throughout this crisis. tony? >> yeah. you're in your family room. i'm in my basement. the most important thing is we continue to bring you that news. let's begin. this is where we start this morning. more on the virus. here's the latest. the u.s. reports more than 143,000 cases of infection. that's more than any other country. that number grew more than 300% in the past week. president trump has extended social distancing guidelines until the end of april. that's a change. you recall last week he suggested the crisis could be over by easter. and the fda has approved a new method to sterilize masks that doctors and nurses can use up to 20 times each. the technology is designed to preserve vital protective equipment that is in desperately short supply. last night on 60 minutes a new york told said how quickly the coronavirus can progress. >> withi

right now. don't forget we live on social media, on facebook, youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watchingith rivers still running high and many a waterlogged field out there, a bit of weather news would go a long way at the moment and there is some to look forward to in this week's forecast in that it won't be quite as wet or as windy. a mixture of sunshine and showers through much of the week, but what we will notice, it will feel that little bit chilly, particularly by night, widespread frosts through much of the week. and that will be the case out there tonight. to go with that, we still have some showers around, close to the low pressure in the north, but this onejust running across southern counties overnight will produce some longer spells of rain and mixed in amongst that, across the moors, the cotswolds, the chilterns, for instance, we could see some wet snow, even a temporary covering to take us into tomorrow morning, the rain spreading its way up in towards east anglia. away from that, there will be clearer skies and those showers around, and temperatures close to if not below f

asked to come one at a time to vote on the floor to facilitate social distancing and protect senators and staff. you can watch the senate live right now on c-span2. a quick programming note, senators marco rubio and susan collins plan to reefs of -- brief report is about the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on small business. that is set for 3 p.m. eastern and we will have it for you live here on c-span. >>>> it's easy to follow the federal response to the coronavirus outbreak at www.c-span.org/coronavirus. trust is spread throughout the u.s. in the world with interactive maps and charts, watch briefings and hearings with public health specialists any time unfiltered at www.c-span.org/coronavirus. the white house coronavirus task force meeting with president trump and vice president pence. this is -- this is about one hour. president trump: i would like to announce some progress on the chinese virus. war powers inthe case we needed. it can do a lot of good things have iteded and we will completed, signing it in a little while after i'm finished with this conference. it's prepared to go. we will be invoking the defense production

right, stephen, america, we've got this. we're coming to you from each of our homes. this morning, we are practicing social distancing out of an abundance of caution like so many americans watchingow. my commute this morning was from the bedroom to the tv room. took me 28 steps, and i got here on time. for us, the most important thing is that we continue to bring you the news which we will do throughout this crisis. and that, of course, is where we -- >> yeah, gayle. >> i know the news is not good. >> no, that's right, gayle. the news is not good this morning. the u.s. has recorded its highest one-day death toll from the coronavirus. more than 500 people reported dead from the virus in just the last 24 hours. and that brings the total nationwide to more than 3100 people. here in new york, the epicenter, the navy medical ship "the comfort" is now docked and ready to take patients not suffering from the coronavirus and, therefore, helping desperately overrun hospitals here. even centralark now has medical tents and mola lenghi is there. good morning. this is the first time since the civil war that there have been medical tents there in central park. you got a tour. what can you te

watching right now. the san mateo county sheriff's office said it is looking for several possible suspects. >>> sheltering in place and staying social. why many are taking this challenge on social media to help pass the time is just something we're all bored and we need something to do. i'm sure you've seen the popular push up challenge. people are getting kind of a little bit creative with it. here's amanda del cati >> giggles for this family staying in place. a social media challenge. get through ten push-ups and pass it on. >> right now i feel social media is the most truly connected it's been in a time. >> reporter: there is instructor katie has completed more than 80 push-ups brought on by nominations alone. >> it starts with ten push-ups but then someone does a push-up one hand behind the back and my friend rio did up to 100 and another person did a clap in between. >> reporter: our call for contestants did not discompete. ironman, minnie mouse and how about toilet paper props or this guy perched on a railing. it is bringing out fierce, friendly law enforcement competition. >> i accept your challenge. and here we go. >> let me

right now. >> social distancing. >> it is brady bunch like, but stay safe out there. thank you for watching the news. we will see you tomorrow. >> finally, everyone knows true love knows no bounds and the producers of "the bachelor" are now hoping it knows no age, either. >> abc says it's casting for a new reality show for senior citizens looking for love. it's from the producers of the "the bachelor." the casting call says they're looking for men and women in their golden years. ♪ ♪ >> this fall on abc, one lucky old man seeks his soulmate in "the bachelor: seniors looking for love." >> i like you, but i want to be sure you're here for the right reasons.erth asons? >> oh, yes, i have a few small lesions. >> you'll come along for the romantic dates. >> can i get you a drink? name your poison. >> dairy, it gives me terrible gas. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, weight botchers! and "real news tonight" talks to south carolina voters. plus, stephen welcomes tyra banks and wildlife expert coyote peterson featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sulliva

this 15 day period we're in the middle of right now in terms of social distancing and keeping people at home so that the controversy over going to . when you watch this town hall to see what else the u.s. president has to say in the midst of all this one of their tidbit of news the vice president saying that ventilators badly needed in the state of new york now the epicenter of virus that 2000 are being sent to that state today another 2000 tomorrow he could tell you that only addresses perhaps half the need according to the governor of that state so that is also another point of controversy here in the united states as it continues to battle this outbreak kimberly thanks very much wolf from washington d.c. let's head to new york that's the worst region in the united states is under standing by right there and gave just a little bit more about the situation in new york and how people are faring. there now 25000 confirmed cases in new york state that's of more than 4000 and more since 24 hours ago the situation is getting worse not better according to the governor andrew cuomo who recently gave a press conference just a few minutes ago and this i

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just watch wrestling until i can split the suit going to sleep. let's look like. it's funny all right social media questions we put up that you were coming on in your fans came to the fore brian newton on facebook how much prep did he put into playing the legendary stooge curly oh a lot you know you look great in that cheers and tears it was it's a lot of fun and it's like you know. again it's speaking of a perfect day you're sitting around watching the stooges and that's your work for the day so the yeah there was a lot of there was once i knew i was doing it i was just watching a watch and watching it and then it did start to turn into preparation yeah but yeah should i use the law hammer of the ball peen hammer what's the best is it funnier if i go with the clock and then. i'm sure and think you must of done so much research on them was mowen fact the despotic leader was a benevolent leader i'm trying to think who was the easy going on was it larry connelly i think i think larry was the easiest going yeah moe was essentially their manager handled all the money and stuff so i think he was

social distances. that's all we have for today. thank you for watching out there. hope you're staying healthy. i hope you're practicing this social distancing. we're all going to get through this. the sooner the better, rightnightly light show at the empire state building. it's designed to lift the spirits of people sheltering if place. we will be back next week, no matter where we have to come from because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." e1 >>> well, hey there. i'm joshua johnson. good to be with you today from msnbc headquarters in new york. welcome to a special hour of msnbc live. the coronavirus pandemic across america. the u.s. has more than 131,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 and nearly 2,300 deaths. but it's really easy for numbers that big to kind of lose their meaning. it's just a big statistic rather than thousands of individual lives that are shaken or taken by this virus. in this hour, we want to humanize those numbers with a deeper look at the cities and

right now. >> and, the creative way kevin bacon is spreading the message to social distance while also showing we are all in this together. >> pam, we are also watching traffic around the bay area. we're looking at highway 17. all lanes of highway 17. one lane just opened at least one person was killed. this is highway 17 in unincorporating santa clara county. several cars were involved. we'll keep an eye on this and get the latest from chp. right here on mornings on 2. managing type 2 diabetes? dimitri's on it. eating right... ...and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? maybe not jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c! jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection... ...in the skin

right there. notice the family was practicing social distancing. those who couldn't make it watchednline. >> love it. >> pretty special. >>> the number of coronavirus cases keeps jumping each day. now more than 9,400. >> and among them a familiar face to you and to us as well, our own kaylee hartung, who has anchored this show, she's now recovering in quarantine. >> kaylee got infected while covering the coronavirus outbreak in seattle. she spoke with abc's robin roberts to share her experience. >> i am feeling so much better. this virus was something that really knocked me off my feet for a day, but other than that, any of the lingering symptoms, any other time in my life where there was something i would have just tried to push through. it really all started with a runny nose about a week ago. and that was four days after i'd returned from a week spent in seattle covering the initial outbreak of the virus in the u.s. so last wednesday it was just a runny nose. i honestly thought it was allergies. i didn't think of it as anything more than that. i woke up the next morning, just las

if you know who he is or he is watching right now or you are a relative please let us know. let us know through twitter or socialto him. it just broke our hearts but we are so thankful that his wife is okay. rob: they had the staff at the hospital crying. that's a great story. amazing story. janice, your son is going above and beyond. we love this story. janice: so matthew is part of saint baldrick's foundation. hundreds of kids do this in honor to promote awareness and promote funds for the saint baldrick's foundation by shaving their heads. it was cancelled this year in our town. matthew decided he wanted to do it anyway. his dad shaved his head yesterday. and, of course, we raised some money and of course all the money will go to saint badrick's. even though it was cancelled and we're social distancing there are ways we can help our charities and he did this yesterday. jillian: have you done it a couple times. janice: he has. rob: are you choking up a little bit janice dean? janice: little bit. i'm a proud mom. i mills you so much. jillian: we miss you. rob: i love that your kid did that. today is my mom's 70

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right now to practice social distance and self quarantine. i'm going on my ninth day. the coronavirus is a real thing. >> in this instagram video she urged her followers to self-isolate. she watched the surgeon general on "gma" asking her and other influencers to tell young adults to stay home. a lot have ignored the advice to distance, you remember this video from florida. a lot thing the coronavirus will not have a personal impact on their personal well being. hopefully this helps. >>> coming up next, the major donations coming in to help the community deal with the impacts of the coronavirus. >>> and more nba players are testing positive. the question now is were any warriors possibly exposed during this game? >>> and as we head to break, the whole state of california is now being ordered to stay home except for essential businesses. so, here's what it looks like around the bay area. ♪ >> morning, girlfriend. morning, boyfriend. ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. japanese leaders are planning to have the summer olympics go on as scheduled in july. this is video of the olympic flame arriving in japan last night. dignitaries used a torch to light the cauldron after the flame arrived

socially isolated community with your rights fighting to survive and keep their palestinian heritage alive in a world where there was and is increasingly marginalized egypt's while the island on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. you're watching the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes greece says it's blocked thousands of refugees and migrants from crossing the border with turkey. also a potential stumbling block to peace enough to go. the president says he won't release prisoners as a precondition to talks with the taliban also. we want. to be president the democratic candidate enjoys a victory.

right now on iplayer. and we are waiting for you on your social media platform of choice. we live on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watchingparts of the british isles including the cumbrian coast and for that we have to think the progress of this weather front towards the near continent. he also bars beginning to open up a touch as well through sunday so a blustery day but less in the way of wind then perhaps you experienced overnight and there will be a better chance of sunshine widely across the british isles although you will see a peppering of showers especially but not exclusively across western areas. temperatures in a range of about 6—12 were sloped. monday sta rts about 6—12 were sloped. monday starts off dry enough but this system similarly a long way away in the atlantic eventually spreads its cloud and wind and rain initially into northern ireland or in the morning but then come mid afternoon it will be all over western scotland and western england and much of wales. and for the very driest of weather until the evening you have to be in the northeast of scotland ora to be in the northeast of scotland or a way to

watching this program tonight? what would lizzo say right now from the stage? >> we cannot let this tear us apart. the socialo let love spread. so that's what i've been practicing every single day. >> good. i think this is a message from the universe to say, you know, ever since this virus started, there are now -- i spoke to somebody in canada, they said it's like a jungle because the plants are out there, there's more sea lions. and it's like a message. and i honestly believe that. after we come out of this horrible thing that's going on, i hope we're nicer to each other, i hope that we are fairer to each other, and i hope the have notses come out with a lit bit more than they have right now. >> that's beautiful, elton. >> thank you for joining us, i love you. thank you for your positivity, your body image sufficient. everything about you is authentic, and i love you. god bless you. ♪ i love you. >> yeah! [laughter] >> bye! [laughter] >> bye. ♪ ♪ >> let's see if we can pull this off. ♪ it was labor day weekend, i was 17 -- ♪ when i saw her for the first time -- ♪ it all started right then and there. ♪ i ha

thankful she really has a basketball hoop in his you're watching the news right now but you've got to get the message out to the people who don't social a great way to reach the younger generation and. >>every time somebody famous gets the virus. it makes it more real as well like when kevin durant came out said he has coronavirus and that was shortly after first nba player with the jazz caught the virus actor mark blum just died of the virus. kids might know him from the netflix series you want parents you might know him from crocodile dundee or suddenly seeking susan with madonna. desperately seeking susan a really old movie and tom hanks he's been at all so many movies. the most famous american actor who has been infected he had to be hospitalized for 5 days in australia's wife got it too. british actor idris elba got infected in london because remember they didn't stop big gatherings there until 3 days ago and their prime minister just announced he has got the virus boris johnson. now it's self isolating seery doesn't spread it and prince charles has it too. he was out in a bunch of events there is just shaking hands like they do.

right now iplayer. and we are waiting for you on your social media platform of choice. we live on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watchingade as we get into the first part of monday, it could be quite a chilly start. but things will change quite markedly after that bright sunny start for many, because we've got a weather front lurking out towards the west, which eventually, through the morning, will rob northern ireland of its sunshine. by lunchtime, we will see quite a bit of rain. by mid—afternoon, western parts of scotland, western england and all of wales will have seen a fair amount of rain too. it's driest for longest out towards the east. a high on the day of about 10—11. notjust one set of fronts, but those fronts are still trailing across the british isles come tuesday, and there are still a fair few isobars as well. so, pretty cloudy fare. fruther burst of rain concerns about the intensity of rainfall across northwest england and wales. out towards the east though, if those skies begin to clear for any length of time, well, we could be looking at 15—16, possibly even 17 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines

community not letting social distance is keeping them from celebrating official milestone for one special girl. rob: "fox and friends first" starts right now. rob: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. the us leading the world with the most confirmed covid-19 cases nearing 86,000. new york the country's epicenter calling to change the nation's public health policy. rob: one city is seen an alarming surge. >> reporter: that is mixed, the us topping china. certain models show the largest increase in death are inaccurate. in louisiana cases skyrocketing, fears that mardi gras revelers might have brought it to new orleans in mardi gras. with lack of healthcare and affordable housing at high rates, preexisting medical conditions. it could be the next us epicenter. >> as you are seeing around the country louisiana and new orleans are preparing to mobilize in a way many of us have never seen. >> reporter: as for the current epicenter texas and rhode island issue mandates that everyone traveling to those states, joining florida and following guidance from the white house. new york city reporting 84 deat

social distancing. follow me on facebook, twitter, instagram. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:24 right now. the newest coronavirus numbers from around the world, the world health organization is now saying more than 300,000 people tested positive for the virus. 14,000 people have died. death tolls keep rising in the hot spots of spain, iran and italy. in the meantime italy is enforcing new security measures to slow the spread of the virus, banning travel within the country except for urgent business for health reasons. all nonessential businesses will close starting on wednesday. italy is the new epicenter for the virus with more deaths than any other country in the world. there's new word the 2020 summer olympic games in tokyo may be postponed after all. as recently as last week leaders insisted the games would go on as planned but over the weekend australia and canada each indicated they would not speend their athletes. the ioc plans to monitor developments with japan over the next month before making a fining decision. president trump tweeted the u.s. will abide with whatever decision is