now they're just structed with their phones with the internet the social networks and i think that sonya changed that for me at least oh. she had such a personal message that it was hard not to put yourself in her place and think about what it would be like to be her and i think that that got all of our attentions she made me want to change things the way things are she made me want to make an impact on the world and i think that's why it's so important that she keeps talking to people and keeps changing people's lives like she did mine. join me every thursday on the island so i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to the world of politics or i'm sure i'll see if. you are no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the nazi yeah. i'm aware of it. all your life. you can never forget. no auschwitz was really like to be inhaled close you would never believe it. i want a human candle to have as a hobby of course every 3 years i'm open to the river of it it all seems so logical for my you decide to make it right when i get out on the farm saw you t

after the day that we all met sonya. i thought about it almost every day. she has impacted me in ways i could have never imagined like what she was telling us about her mom that's what got to me the most because my mom. is everything to me. and if i watched her walk away from me knowing what was going to happen. i can't even imagine being strong enough to go on from that point. teenagers are really hard to reach now they're distracted with their phones with the internet the social networks and i think that sonia changed that for me at least oh. she had such a personal message that it was hard not to put yourself in her place and think about what he would be like to be her and i think that that got all of our attentions she made me want to change things the way things are she made me want to make an impact on the world and i think that's why it's so important that she keeps talking to people and keeps changing people's lives like she did mine. for which. oh. for for you know which are appropriate for. the term on that because you know the truth of. it was be

sonya washouts good lives in kansas city her granddaughter leah is a seattle based filmmaker and she's making a documentary about her grandmother's past and more recent past hello sonja you know oh you i'm good i'm curious how do you think those experiences of your use those experiences that are so hard to imagine for most of us how how they shaped this woman that you are 7 decades later. well. never. to tell you how i made it so it was a miracle. it's . lights. on. half. an hour. it is time to. have time any time for. that's pretty chill ok 32 got this other kid out. i've been coming here for 14 years this is a place like no other. if you just say ok so we can i think it's been 2530 years we're going to come. to. this location to stray she is too small always your decision will come this fall. i usually you know have a good eye for it and drag i say if someone doesn't ask me i don't say anything bad today and meet him do it. today. that's better than ok. look see the excited. thanks. you are no offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you're one of the last living survivors of

the president last month criticized justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonya sotomayor. >> i don't know how they can't recuse themselves. >> some democrats expressed belief that chuck schumer has backed off. >> i'm very happy, they didn't pull chuck down to the level of where he will never back off and apologize, we've got to rise above this. >> next up is a politically charged hearing over president trump's financial records, with roberts potentially the deciding vote. as the supreme court is caught in the middle of election-year politics. >> bret: up next, the panel on the rapidly shrinking democratic presidential field. at first here's what some of the affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 17 in nashville, the governor asks president trump to expedite the clearing a major in several counties after disruptive tornadoes destroyed homes and businesses. all people have been accounted for their following reports of 77 missing. president trump will visit the region tomorrow. as federal prosecutors charge the former president of the united auto workers with corruption, the

rory chalons how does era london but medical workers say they still lack vital protective equipment sonya the sarah's a doctor in london she's been self isolating and returns to work on wednesday she spoke to me earlier and says the u.k. should be following w.h.o. guidelines on personal protective equipment. there has been poppins with not having enough p.p. and many but just i do think many most of the now flocking to the c.p.p. equipment have been reassured do you have enough but there still has been problems and this has been some confusion about who should be wearing the p.p. the full p.p.a. and in what circumstances and that needs to be addressed quickly and also i think there is a poke in the focus on the hospitals but i know that many working in the community so many about like me to say it and i say should pass a stem and a cat hens and they seem to be have been so focused neglected and haven't been given an adequate protections we also need to make sure that all of our health and . and it's not just about protecting us now health but also there's a risk without adequate equipment

was safe and good morning from sonya guy a go she joins us now live via skype and sonia as we saw from john are people so clearly not taking this locked in very seriously at all we have just had an update from the british government in the last few years is there any indication stricter measures are coming. well it really was a stark warning given by the health of the head of the english health services said that the most optimistic really that they can hope for is so that's because when t. 1000 deaths resulting from that. he said that if they could keep the number that then they would have done a very good job now if that number of the death toll does not hit home then they will most likely have to try and so the c.f.a. can usher in the measures to stop people because of course that number is as a result of calculations now but of course it's a very fast moving situation hit and these measures and those tallies can really only be in place if people stick to those measures that the government has put into place she's social distancing staying at home as as well as much as possible in a

. >> sonya rodriguez. >> where are you headed?cisco. >> how has bart been over the past week? >> it has been really empty. a lot of seats available which is unusual. going to work san francisco city, people are scared and more and more people are working from home. but people who have to attend meetings in person have to be at work. >> reporter: what are your concerns? what are you doing differently? >> just making sure i'm using hand sanitizer, making sure taking showers, washing your hands every day. you know, we are telling. >> reporter: now, before all this, how packed were these trains at 6:30 in the morning? >> oh, my goodness. there would be no seats available. people would be standing. on their bicycles, segways. it was pretty crowded. >> reporter: but now, it's noticeably emptier. >> it is. >> reporter: thank you for talking with us this morning. have a good trip into work. one of the bright sides i guess bart is talking about is now that these trains are emptier it's easier for passengers to keep that recommended arm's l

they announced sonya singal will take over and serve on the board of directors on march 23rd.as the head of the old navy brand since 2016. she is replacing bob fisher. gap has been struggling with sluggish sales for the last several years and earlier this year the company abandoned plans to break off old navy into a separate public company. and finally, meet perseverance, the name chosen for nasa's new mars rover, one of 28,000 entries. the search for the name was part of a nationwide contest. it was submitted by alexander mather, a seventh grader from virginia. he said he chose the name because the rover helped pave the way for human presence. he will be on hand to watch the official launch this summer from cape canaveral in florida. cheryl: he's young enough, maybe he'll go to mars in his lifetime. lauren: he seems smart enough to do that. thank you. cheryl: let's take a look at your money right now on this friday. we have red arrows but we've got to remind you that the major indexes are actually higher for the week going into today. we'll see how this shakes out. right now,

minot she there for us in rome thank you for that rather grim update francesca well let's now cross to sonya agar who's joining us live via skype from london so nia we have also been hearing this regular update the b.s. daily from the british government and then now i believe saying that they optimistic for some kind of a low a peak. well this does of course that old hinges on whether the public is really a daring to the measures that the government is really ordering into which is to stay at home to not mix with the people but it's really i mean this is a responsibility that really rests on the general population at large that the numbers have policy they they are reluctant to make sort of strict full costs about this because of course it is a totally moodle situation is a very fluid situation here however in that press conference deputy chief medal medical officer did say that this kind of situation could be in place in the u.k. for for about 6 months 3 to 6 months you said up to mystically 3 months but most realistically 6 months and she said the reason for that because in 3 weeks time th

sonya bishop is a professor of psychology at uc berkeley. >> we really are worse when we don't know exactlycoming, which is really the situation. i think if you could tell people it's exactly this probability, and it will be at exactly this time, and that is what you need to do. people would feel much more prepared. >> bishop urges everyone to ease anxiety by focusing on coming up with a plan and staying close to others. >> it can be virtually. it doesn't need to be physically with them. >> now let me underline that the deal on washington is not yet cmplete. you just saw that in the report a moment ago. but the last time i checked, workers like janice will be covered by many of the provisions. so hopefully they won't be left high and dry. i know back there you guys have been hearing from many of our viewers concerned with the same thing. lawmakers are hearing that too. they're very concerned and they're taking care of everyone, or at least it appears like at this point they're taking care of everyone. >> let's hope so. michael, thank you very much. >>> the need to avoid close contact has is

from milan thank you was crossed out to sign a gay guy who is running us live by skype from london sonya we had there initially the death toll is past 10000 but the chief of the n.h.s. is warning that if the death toll in the u.k. can stay below 20000 things will have worked out well that is a stark assessment. stark assessment kim but certainly that is needing to be told to the public now and just if you take into consideration that that is the number of deaths of that expecting given the current estimations now as in if they believe that the population is the glaring to the government's requirements by having people stay at home and to say they can stop the transmission continue with a social distancing etc this is what it's focusing in on now also what's into consideration as well is the fact that that's state so the national health service as well he can sit at the full the pandemic. crisis kicked off the the not the proportion of i.c.u. that they were within the british health system was one of the lowest in europe as well so there has been a lot of coordinating a lot of rushing aro

lessons to be learned from the outbreak i'm sure be dissecting for some time to come thank you for that sonya gago with the latest from the briefing she joins us from london let's go now to spain which for the 3rd consecutive day has recorded coronavirus deaths in excess of 800 smarter it all is live for us in madrid lasted just bring us the latest in terms of the numbers but also put in context for us if you can think in percentage wise about the infection rate is slowing or is it continuing to increase. while especially storage is contemned today 85000 total of cases of people infected by a truck or on a virus in spain in the past 3 days we've seen how these fevers has been have been decreasing a little bit and in the last 24 hours we had a 9.39 percent of these distinct decrease so these these are good news but on the other hand we've got again for the 3rd day consecutive more than $800.00 fatalities from coronavirus in spain $812.00 and we'll still have to bear in mind that from all the total cases of people infected nationwide 14 percent of our health care workers nurses and doctors that

sonya reyes, derrick richardson, diane no yenez. debra -- i can't read it -- waniski. amelia aire. naomi shonfield. each people will have two minutes. if you would like to state your name, please do so. the first speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is wendy. i'm a member of the public. i came here because i saw you guys on tv talking about this, and i was going to be at city hall anyway. i have been a family care-giver. care-giver of three of my family members. and i'm about to be a care-giver again, an unpaid care-giver, for someone who has throat cancer, and will be at san francisco general. i am appalled to here what has been transpiring. i know firsthand, as a family care-giver, that nurses do everything. and, um...and as a former retail worker, being the face of any organization, restaurant, or whatever, we had always been required to, you know, smile and be nice and so on and so forth, while taking care of people's needs. and i cannot imagine a bigger disconnect between nurses, who have always been great to me, my family, and my community, while hiding behind the thin

what if mitch mccon fell went after -- mcconnell went after publicly ruth bader ginsburg or sonya sotomayorrageous this is. but the democrats have been building towards this. we talked about it on this very program. there was an amicus brief filed by some democratic senators, led by sheldon whitehouse of rhode island, threatening to pack the court if they took up a gun case that involved new york city. they threatened them then and this is an escalation of that and it's going to stop. maria: i think it's outrageous. >> what's amazing is schumer has -- his office didn't back off. they hit back and said trump hit the two justices the week before. all donald trump was asked -- was asking, they recuse themselves. he didn't threaten violence against them. very different. but these democrats have no bounds and what justice roberts did i think is the beginning, especially after super tuesday. there are bounds in american politics and by golly people better remind these justices. maria: good for chief justice for coming out and saying something. we need the supreme court to be independent and not p

the company announced that sonya singal will take over and serve on the board of directors.as the head of the old navy brand since 2016. she is replacing bob fisher, the son of the company's founders at gap. a new report sheds light on how much having that bundle of joy really costs. the average cost of having a baby with zero complications is $10,108. around 3 million babies are born every year in the united states. okay, leaving the campaign trail, once 2020 frontrunner elizabeth warren ending her presidential campaign, following another setback on super tuesday. warren has not announced an endorsement for another candidate, despite the fact that she and sanders share similar progressive proposal. president trump reacted last night in a fox news townhall. >> if she's a true progressive which probably she is, she should have dropped out three days ago. person would have won five, six, seven states, would have won minnesota, would have won at least another two or three states. so when you look at it, she did him no favors. that was not a good friendship. maria: joining us ri

sonya reyes, derrick richardson, diane no yenez. debra -- i can't read it -- waniski. amelia aire. naomi shonfield. each people will have two minutes. if you would like to state your name, please do so. the first speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is wendy. i'm a member of the public. i came here because i saw you guys on tv talking about this, and i was going to be at city hall anyway. i have been a family care-giver. care-giver of three of my family members. and i'm about to be a care-giver again, an unpaid care-giver, for someone who has throat cancer, and will be at san francisco general. i am appalled to here what has been transpiring. i know firsthand, as a family care-giver, that nurses do everything. and, um...and as a former retail worker, being the face of any organization, restaurant, or whatever, we had always been required to, you know, smile and be nice and so on and so forth, while taking care of people's needs. and i cannot imagine a bigger disconnect between nurses, who have always been great to me, my family, and my community, while hiding behind the thin

sonya reyes, derrick richardson, diane no yenez. debra -- i can't read it -- waniski. amelia aire. naomi shonfield. each people will have two minutes. if you would like to state your name, please do so. the first speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is wendy. i'm a member of the public. i came here because i saw you guys on tv talking about this, and i was going to be at city hall anyway. i have been a family care-giver. care-giver of three of my family members. and i'm about to be a care-giver again, an unpaid care-giver, for someone who has throat cancer, and will be at san francisco general. i am appalled to here what has been transpiring. i know firsthand, as a family care-giver, that nurses do everything. and, um...and as a former retail worker, being the face of any organization, restaurant, or whatever, we had always been required to, you know, smile and be nice and so on and so forth, while taking care of people's needs. and i cannot imagine a bigger disconnect between nurses, who have always been great to me, my family, and my community, while hiding behind the thin

sonya reyes, derrick richardson, diane no yenez. debra -- i can't read it -- waniski. amelia aire. naomi shonfield. each people will have two minutes. if you would like to state your name, please do so. the first speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is wendy. i'm a member of the public. i came here because i saw you guys on tv talking about this, and i was going to be at city hall anyway. i have been a family care-giver. care-giver of three of my family members. and i'm about to be a care-giver again, an unpaid care-giver, for someone who has throat cancer, and will be at san francisco general. i am appalled to here what has been transpiring. i know firsthand, as a family care-giver, that nurses do everything. and, um...and as a former retail worker, being the face of any organization, restaurant, or whatever, we had always been required to, you know, smile and be nice and so on and so forth, while taking care of people's needs. and i cannot imagine a bigger disconnect between nurses, who have always been great to me, my family, and my community, while hiding behind the thin

sonya reyes, derrick richardson, diane no yenez. debra -- i can't read it -- waniski. amelia aire. naomi shonfield. each people will have two minutes. if you would like to state your name, please do so. the first speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is wendy. i'm a member of the public. i came here because i saw you guys on tv talking about this, and i was going to be at city hall anyway. i have been a family care-giver. care-giver of three of my family members. and i'm about to be a care-giver again, an unpaid care-giver, for someone who has throat cancer, and will be at san francisco general. i am appalled to here what has been transpiring. i know firsthand, as a family care-giver, that nurses do everything. and, um...and as a former retail worker, being the face of any organization, restaurant, or whatever, we had always been required to, you know, smile and be nice and so on and so forth, while taking care of people's needs. and i cannot imagine a bigger disconnect between nurses, who have always been great to me, my family, and my community, while hiding behind the thin