-(stella panting) -the vet called. stella's test results came back. he wants me to bring her in...today. oh, no. come here, you. oh, jay, i'm so sorry. that is the bad thing about loving animals, right? but think about all the wonderful things you gave her, like a beautiful home, delicious food... (lid thuds) ...our marital bed. i'm sorry, jay. stella will not be forgotten. i'm not putting her down, you goblin. she needs a surgery. that is such great news. oh, what's wrong with stella? she has an elongated soft palate, which is why sometimes it's hard for her to breathe. and she snores a lot. any chance that they can do you, too? this is a serious operation. they have to put her out. jay: what happens if she doesn't wake up? what would i do?! when i got my wisdom teeth out,

that would start when i moved in with stella.i did work as a waiter at williams cathay in minneapolis but the restaurant was slow one night and i was sent home early. my studio wa is on the ground fr of an old brownstone six blocks from lake of the aisle. the key worked before to my studio was changed from the inside. how could i have done that, i thought. it took a moment for me to realize i could not have done. somebody else did that. i sprinted down the hall. the only light there was a silhouette. one leg curled up the window, then the other. he stumbled and almost fell before he ran his long hair moved up and down in the light and like a fool i chased them halfway down the aisle he and like an even bigger fool i called the cops. when the police arrived there was little space left. you have a wad of cash on you or you left it here when you went to work, but when i do think that to me, pointing to the money and the dish drainer, money that i carelessly left by the sink until i could go to the bank. i told them i had left it the

i thought at last i could go point to point, what chose stella and me, and 11-year-old daughter from home. and there are other ways to live in safety. from the state of minnesota, friends and sanctuaries. the fbi file came when i was steadfast in my conviction that what happened had to do with that. hers alone. i even blamed the break at my studio apartment by two white men who wanted collateral heat. against the government. i was not yet driving a cab at that time. that would start when i moved in with our. i worked as a waiter in uptown minneapolis but the restaurant, i was sent home early. the studio was on the ground floor from the lake of the aisle. it was change from the inside, how could he have done that, i thought. it is like a moment for me to realize i could not have done that. someone else did that. someone was inside. one red curve out the window, to the other leg. and the other one rolled out with the grace of clearing the bar, in the low yellow light, chasing them halfway down the alley like an even bigger pool. i called the cops. when the police arrived even with my c

international feature films on the bizarre claims he is below for you for your own called batman begins into stella or game of thrones. i now has sometimes watched the filming from a distance but he's less interested in the films in the volcano itself in good weather you can see how for iceland from the top. yeah by now advises the pilot on way of base to land his helicopter up. to. minus 15 degrees celsius. this is where the crater of the volcano is located. it's covered by a $600.00 metre thick layer of ice. i mean i was able to measure that the ice was sinking. this is where the volcano would erupt and i decided to walk through the depression with his g.p.s. device in order to provide scientists with accurate data but. he did this with a symbol of faith across. and by walking from north to south and then from west to east. you can see kind of the president down there this has just been forming the last year and probably different from here in my e.p.a.'s measurement is it over 20 meters through honest like 600 to meet that 5th ice here so the heat has been melting very safe place here and has be

founder stella holy ghost responded heroes in a. ready to take on this challenge with their unique ideas to look at those 2 problems and make them one solution. to sally. on the t.w. . these young people in rwanda are lined up outside a stadium in the capital kigali but they're not here to see a football match or a music concert. they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tatoos and other minority groups. but this. 2 middle it was the worst day of my life. our neighbors came to our home and murdered my family that is 3. to 1000000 people were killed over the course of just 100 days. most of this crowd weren't even born there they're here today to audition for a t.v. talent show. on show. it was the one i was going to say months since. the show is called east africa's gone talent it's similar to programs that are broadcast in europe and the u.s. . in the simon is in charge of the auditions like many others. here simon lost family members in the genocide who want

his mum, stella, has seen the impact.mportant that we talk about mental and emotional health, lockdown or no lockdown. young people perhaps haven't developed into the calm adult human beings that we've become. their hormones are all over the place. sometimes, things seem really, really huge to them. they might make snap decisions. their mental health might deteriorate more quickly than somebody who's older. almost two thirds of people around the uk surveyed for the mental health foundation said that when people are kind to them, their mental health improves. for many, it has a vital role during the lockdown. we are calling for a much kinder society, one that really protects and really prioritises our mental health. and that would mean notjust tracking economic progress, but also measuring our health and well— being. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. the channel island of guernsey has become the first part of the british isles to remove nearly all its lockdown restrictions, after reporting no new cases of covid—i9 for over th

. >> we go to john stella. at the end ofter, march, i asked you -- the foreign office organized flights back, but there are many still stranded. at the end of march, i askedthey now seem to g their hands for those who are indefinitely remaining, even though they have worked here for years and our parents and grandparents of british citizens. indeed, some have described this as another wind rush waiting to happen. prime minister, will you sort this out? we estimate that 1.3 million british nationals have now been returned. i know he would like the ref to be more involved, but i can tell millionut in 75 billio pounds into charters and airlines have signed up.we every thing we can to bring people back. >> last week, the arrogant, incompetent, and i indicative electoral commission signed its final indignation. they have hounded for people from four different legal organizations, making their lives and their families' lives hell. last week, the police said they were totally innocent and had done nothing wrong. for t

spoiler alert the child does belong to a songe recently a songes partner stella morris revealed that she had 2 children with a staunch while she was in the ecuadorian or while he was in the ecuadorian embassy but playing diaper facts is not where this spies tales and its sources also detailed a proposal to kidnap or poison. luckily neither were carried out until he was kidnapped by the british police and is now being poisoned by the british prison system so thank the queen for that oh i know she'll tell you she doesn't know what's going on she's just in over 80 and that golden scepter is actually just a golden back square arbor day to get the crusty like and off her exoskeleton yeah yeah i'll believe it when i see it. so you know i don't want to see that but there's more you see global head morale is became good friends with sheldon adelson head bodyguard and israeli american names so horrible have an israeli bodyguard of slash connected to us intelligence is our government literally getting ideas from adam sandler movies now. have to stretch before that what does adelson have to do

speaker corbyn: we go to we go to john stella. >> prime minister, at the end of march, i asked you to help the thousands of our people stranded abroad, notably in south asia. grudgingly and much slower than other countries, the foreign office organized flights back, but there are many still stranded. furthermore they now seem to be washing its hands for those who are indefinitely remaining, even andgh they may have lived worked here for years and are parents and grandparents of british citizens. indeed, some have described this as another wind rush waiting to happen. prime minister, will you sort this out? pm johnson: i thank the right honorable gentlemen. we estimate that 1.3 million british nationals have now been returned. i know he would like the raf to be more involved, but i can tell him we put in 75 million pounds into a charter arrangement and a whole range of airlines have signed up. we are doing everything we can to bring people back. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, the arrogant, incompetent, and vindictive electoral commission suffered its final humiliation. for four

that is that breast tonight, keep up with me throughout the week, for all of you watching, this is stella and harper, we are all on tonight, i was the only one who had a choice kinda. we will see you next week, thank you for watching ♪ ♪. greg: in the new phase of the pandemic, let's review what we know. it is true we don't know jack and it's not our fault, it's called a novel under novel virus and it's a novel and a virus which means we cannot see what were talking about, it's invisible to us as truth is to cnn. which makes it scary, how scary, then your time did a piece on quarantining with the ghost

you see this in health care companies, tech companies, companies benefiting from stella -- from stay at home while cyclicals are really struggling. vonnie: what happens on the things?ide of we definitely saw a big moving spreads, a big move in terms of investment grade issuance and so on. anything whet your appetite there? \ patrick: that is the biggest thing, that we really added risk. have sold every treasury position now because of the debt dynamics. we have edited to investment grade bonds. we've got bank commercial paper. and another addition yesterday was s&p global, which is a bond rating agency, benefiting from the passive investment boom. but with trillions of dollars of , it is a real big tailwind for s&p right now. we have a massive underweight in financials, and s&p is a financial company, but not a bank we wanted to get into because of the interest rates we talked about. vonnie: but it does suggest that you feel like there will be is nest for s&p going forward. is that a bullish signal -- there will be business there for s&p going forward. is that a bullish signal or bea

this patience of stella and other american doctor who has carried his talents far from home. tribesmen, 213 thousand of them, living among the orangutans, the cobras, in a steaming equatorial jungle that is sarawa. here along the river, in the land of the long boats, amid mangroves, the forest has been cleared in the hospital razed where the doctor, a methodist missionary, has settled down and opened his black bag. >> our health problems here in saearawa are threefold. the number one problem is malaria. but the world health organization has a group here carrying out a campaign of ddt to eliminate this problem. and in a few months we will see the effects of this. the second problem we have is tuberculosis. we are cooperating with the government by case finding and treatment of cases that we find with streptomycin, phs and imh, which the government supplies us with. the third biggest problem is intestinal parasites and the dysenteries. of course, this is tied in with lack of sanitation and ignorance of the rules of good health. we feel that it doesn't really solve anything to h

australilia has got a different stella government and they also succeeded. -- different style of govevernmtthey a also succeeded. early, they acted very and did not need lockdown. that was because they had a really strong public health agency and they started managing the borders in january. amy: michael baker, we have to leave it there but we will continue with a post-show and post it ononline at democracynow.org. [captioning made p p

. >> i know have you one more, stella. what's your last question?say i love you. how do you show your family you love them? >> you know what, me like that way. how you do that? me want to learn that. >> this. >> that means me love you? >> yes. >> wow, me learned something new today. me going to do that. that is terrific. me love you.inne that was my girl stella. let's all give it a try. here we go. >> i like that. >> it's beautiful. >> you and you. >> need to be seeing a lot more of this today. >> we need a lot more of that, for real, whit. thank you so much. a big thank you to elmo and, of course, cookie monster who came through to help out my friends, their new show "the not too late show with elmo" available on hbo max. >> looking forward to that. >>> now to sailor brinkley-cook, the 21-year-old daughter of model christie brinkley, she is opening up about her struggle with body image that came with the spotlight. the pressures of being compared to her mom, and what she describes as eating disorder tendencies. deborah roberts joins us with her mes

. >> stella! >> yes! >> bazinga!nd now to this, the "new york times" dedicating its front page to honoring the lives lost to coronavirus. 1,000 different names, 1,000 different families and special stories, you'll hear one of those featured on the front page, next. this moment. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. ♪[ siren ] & doug tomorrow give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you o

australilia has got a different stella government and they also succeeded. -- different style of govevernmtthey a also succeeded. early, they acted very and did not need lockdown. that was because they had a really strong public health agency and they started managing the borders in january. amy: michael baker, we have to leave it there but we will continue with a post-show and ne a democracynow.org. [captioning made p emily abbot: how far along are you now? misty: nine months. natasha del toro: these women are giving birth while in prison. they will be forced to say goodbye to their babies after only 24 hours. -just really broke my heart. and then, like, knowing that i was leaving him there, you know? del toro: an unforgettable portrait of motherhood. we're almost to the end of this. so i'll see you soon. del toro: tutwiler, on america reframed, a special presentation with frontline and the marshall project. ♪ ♪

here at stella italian cuisine, they are only opening up outdoor dining.are still trying to find a way to coexist with the deadly virus. >> in alabama, people are lining up not to shop but to show up for court. with county courthouses now open for business. this weekend,s dozens of malls will once again open their doors to mixed reaction from shoppers. >> i think we're all anxious to get out for really any reason. >> reporter: i see what's going on every day at the hospitals. so, yeah, i think we need to just give a little time. >> reporter: simon property group, the biggest mall owner in america, will open 49 malls and outlets in 10 states by monday. offering gloves and masks to shoppers and implementing increased social distancing guidelines. elsewhere, the call to remove restrictions is growing louder in ohio and indiana protesters took to the streets to demand local leaders end shelter in place mandates. what is it like to go in a store again and resume normal activity? >> it almost feels freeing to me. i have been home with a little one. and he's been

>>and then we get this gift cards to our molnar stella roller is co owner of boho restaurant.t was like get phone call. >>and i will explain new, i guess we were sitting with my back in with the and thank our bills. it's a big world help support the restaurant gift cards are added to the notes from the children and then given to the nurses at sutter cpm see and to know that. >>young child age 7. is being educated about what is going on in this world and doing a nice card a heartwarming karsh really made me feel good christine ryerson is a neonatal intensive care nurse the current that a very sweet first grader made for me was great in and wrote a joke on there which made everyone laugh, a little bit >>this time it's great because it gives them a sense of purpose and this every day to try to work on us a little bit and they get very excited to put these you know get cards and if you want see our and see pictures of the nurses and see everything else. come to fruition season mentioned not only for the front line but for us as a restaurant or >>it was it just shine a says this pr

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i mean stella but. if the lack of widespread rigorous testing hasn't yet caused alarm other matters have. only words as you pull the source of kissing deaths 80 or at least 20 because what the public. was appalled. by did. go but we were about all the perfect call there don't care about color. your point is where it was important when there are. major effects that. 'd japan has lived through many natural catastrophes as well as crises like the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster which might explain this fatalism. certainly global i'm citee about the coronavirus panic has yet to have much effect on the crowded streets of tokyo. but i want. to go for a good look you'll see here was my national. constantine heads next to ruby's a neighborhood bar that never sleeps. as on every weekend the place is crowded. with. people tightly packed as the party goes on it's an unimaginable seen elsewhere in the world. and. to an outside eye it seems reckless and irresponsible but these young people don't have a death wish th

rambo and stella tugging back and forth.amba is in the middle and nobody wants to give up the chew toy. fight dog libby just doesn't really care. yeah they growl. but they're all friends. just passing time in quarantine. we score this a three way tie. hey, frenchies we just called your play on abc 7. they're probably still tugging on that toy right now. send me your videos using the #abc 7 call my play so we can put you on tv and i want to assure everybody that those dogs are friends with one another. they play together. and no dogs were harmed in the making of the video, though the chew toy is probably pretty messed up right now. back to you. >> could have been worse. could have been a shoe. thanks, larry. >> that is true. >>> all right. be sure to join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> contra costa county is allowing curbside retail starting tomorrow. tonight we'll have the details on the safety measures busnesses have to follow. >>> getting back to business in the south bay. one popular area in downtown san jose is n

>>and then we get this gift cards to our mobile nurses stella roller is co owner of boho restaurant.hone call. >>and i will explain why as louis easy with with the and thank our bills. it's a big world help support the restaurant gift cards are added to the notes from the children and then given to the nurses at sutter cpm see and to know that. >>young child age 7. is being educated about what is going on in this world and doing a nice card a heartwarming karsh really made me feel good christine ryerson is a neonatal intensive care nurse the current that a very sweet first grader made for me was great in and wrote a joke on there which made everyone laugh, a little bit >>this time it's great because it gives them a sense of purpose and this every day to try to work on us a little bit and again very excited to put these you know get cards and if you want see our and see pictures of the nurses and see everything else. come to fruition season mentioned not only for the front for us as a restaurant or >>he was being too. they just shine a says this project is accomplishing just what she

"don't tell jay i gave you a sausage," then you accidentally hit voice memo and i heard you tell stelladie. i'm sorry. i just miss you. i guess it's not so terrible if you stop on by every now and then. (laughs) i wish you could all be inside my head. the conversation is sparkling. fine, i'll tell you. a lichen is an organism made up of two separate species, fungi and algae. if you could merge with another species, what species would you pick and why? hint: there is a right answer. none of you will get it. okay, i'd pick swan because, uh, the resulting hybrid would have the advanced industrial civilization of a human and the long graceful neck i've always dreamed of having. wrong. leonard? horse, but mostly just for the height.

>>and then we get those gift cards to our local nurses stella roller is co owner of boho restaurant, it was like getting phone call. >>and i will explain new, i guess we were sitting with my partner with the and thank our bills. it's a big world help support the restaurant gift cards are added to the notes from the children and then given to the nurses at sutter cpm see and to know that. >>young child age 7. is being educated about what is going on in this world and doing a nice card a heartwarming karsh really made me feel good christine ryerson is a neonatal intensive care nurse the car is that a very sweet first grader made for me was great in and wrote a joke on there which made everyone laugh, a little bit >>and great because it gives them a sense of purpose and this every day to try to work on us a little bit and they have a very excited to put these you know get cards and if you want all of us together and see pictures of the nurses and see everything else. >>come to fruition season mentioned not only for the front line but for us as a restaurant or >>it was big too. >>it just

well — so much to get into here and i‘m glad to say that eu‘s health commissioner stella kyriakidesjoinsthe eu has coped, responded? thank you very much for the indentation. it is indeed a monumental challenge and this is a pandemic that has so far and infected over 3.5 million people globally and over 2a0,000 people have u nfortu nately lost globally and over 2a0,000 people have unfortunately lost their lives. it is really, it has an impact on everyday life, on the economy and what we are seeing across europe and the world is the need for global effo rts the world is the need for global efforts in order to fight this. the european union, the member states have of course been affected, most member states have been in lockdown for the last two months and they are slowly starting now to raise and left containment measures, very cautiously and always following the guidelines. i will come to that and just a second and how we get out of this and the things we are going to have to focus on for that part of what we go through but in terms of what we go through but in terms of what we go through

seinfeld jerry stiller also made a puppet a comedy with his wife who died in 2015 his son and accept ben stella said that he had died from natural causes. just ahead in the sport the 11 year old has made skateboarding history in his grandfather's backyard. business leaders his vote to buy no prospal. business leaders his vote to buy no prospal. well a good time to support his family thanks so much as you know the u.k. government says no professional sport will be allowed in england and so at least june the 1st english premier league clubs also be meeting to discuss the next steps in their efforts to restart the season government saying no fans will be allowed at events and that might only be fully possible significantly later depending on the reduction in numbers of infections or a viable medical plan for it since it seems training another key issue for clubs the league is set to pay for privately conducted coronavirus testing with players likely to be checked twice a week the next couple of days the league will hold sort of the players and managers unions to ensure they're on board and the pos

let's go to san diego next and hear from stella. stella in san diego, you are on. hi, we just want to wish the -- not great luck, and hope everybody gets out and votes this november. >> yeah! hi! guest: -- host: [laughs] take care. caller: as a turkish man, this was my first launch. this was amazing. i hope they make it safe. host: you have never seen a manned rocket launch, correct? caller: no, first time. my country does not do this. it was mind blowing. host: 202-748-8000, 202-748-8001 , or 202-748-8002. sally, bakersfield, california, hello there. caller: hi. this is so exciting. i remember standing on the minute maid causeway, my husband was an engineer with the minuteman, and we saw launches from there, and the ground shakes like you would not believe, and it is just so exciting. but what really excited me about this launch is i was waiting for it to go downrange, where it hangs a right. there is a propulsion system, little more a command you have the retro rockets on the side to turn it, hang right, and this did not do it. i thought, wait a minute, it hung a

here at stella italian cuisine, they're only opening outdoor dining. to coexist with the deadly virus. >> in alabama, people here are lining up not to shop but to show up for court with county courthouses now open for business. and this weekend, dozens of malls will once again open their doors to mixed reaction from shoppers. >> i think we're antsy and anxious to get outhospitals. yeah, i think we need to give a little time. >> simon property group, the biggest mall owner in america will open 49 malls and outlets in ten states by monday. offering masks and gloves to shoppers and implementing increased social distancing guidelines. elsewhere, the call to remove restrictions is growing louder in both ohio and indiana. protesters took to the streets to demand local leaders end the shelter in place mandate. back in georgia. >> twhaes it like to go inside of a store again and resume normal activity. >> it almost feels freeing to me. i've been at home with the little one. he's been going to work. >> some say it's too soon. >> this girl works at a mall that o

our filmmakers are 5-year-old cj, he lives in illinois, 7-year-old lily, from kentucky, 8-year-old stellad things sticking out so it can stick to stuff. >> the coronavirus one of the most deadly sicknesses. >> started finishing up a drawing that i've been working on. it's a drawing of spider-man. >> and i made this in power poster. and some of the words that i have are like hopeful, determined, and honest. >> me and my sister just made a sign for our dad when he gets home. >> i drew this rainbow to let people get better that are sick. >> i just had all these painted rocks all over the place. people find them, it's really fun. >> my mom and dad are working, and they are teachers. so when they are working and don't have time to play with me, i follow this schedule that my mom made to keep me busy during the day. >> this is doing wonders for you -- >> a special guest joining us -- >> at home school, it's really different from my real school because you get your mom or something as your teacher. >> let me see your paper. i want to make sure. oh, wow! you did it. >> trying to do math here. jus

stella and falling waters, west virginia. caller: hi. too.e c-span, i am 88 years old.henck in the the wages were not so high. i was so glad when they said we would get a stimulus check, which would come in handy paying my bills. i am stressed out. i called everybody i know. i even called social security, the number that was supposed to be on the trump letter. i cannot get any answer about when i'm supposed to get it. social security told me about two or three months. that is not going to help me at 88 years old. you never know what will come the next day. i just thought maybe you could help me. i'm sorry. i cannot. i think you are doing what you're supposed to do by contacting the agency. how are you able to pay bills right now? i'm sorry. i cannot. caller: robbing peter to pay paul. my light bill is so high, i pay for my trash pickup, all my other household bills. i have a couple credit cards. i cannot get them paid down because i'm constantly adding to it. i cannot get medicaid because they say i make too much. $15 a month in food stamps. now they are talking about c

>>and then we get those gift cards to our mobile nurses stella roller is co owner of boho restaurant, >>and i will explain new, i guess we were sitting with my back in with the and thank our bills. it's a big world help support the restaurant gift cards are added to the notes from the children and then given to the nurses at sutter cpm see and to know that. >>young child age 7. is being educated about what is going on in this world and doing a nice card a heartwarming karsh really made me feel good christine ryerson is a neonatal intensive care nurse the current that a very sweet first grader made for me was great in and wrote a joke on there which made everyone laugh, a little bit occasion. >>this time it's great because it gives them a sense of purpose and this every day to try to work on us a little bit and they get very excited to put these you know your cards and if you want to see our and see pictures of the nurses and see her again. come to fruition season mentioned not only for the front line but for us as a restaurant for >>it was big too. it just shine a says this project is