and i suppose what carrie symons has been saying maybe offers reassu ra nce to carrie symons has beeneassurance to people out there who are pregnant and who are worried about getting the virus? yes, i think that is the message that she is wanting to send. obviously, she is a high profile, being the partner of the prime ministerand being the partner of the prime minister and the baby is due in the summer. she said she has been in bed for a week. but she is on the mend and she said she has been very reassured by the advice, in that it doesn't appear this virus is especially dangerous to babies. but we especially dangerous to babies. but we don't know. it is a very worrying time if you're having a baby and obviously we wish her and all pregnant women well. it is a worrying time for everybody, but especially if you're expecting a baby. we have the mail on sunday and they have a piece about divisions within the government, at the highest levels, divisions between matt hancock and the chancellor, at war say it is mail over the best way out of lock down. that is the main topic of debate for

michael symon, let's keep doing this. i promise i'll get better.erica.com. cheers, michael. see you soon. >> ciao. happy friday. >> >>> we are back now with business owners pitching in to help. ceos around the country are keeping workers on their payrolls donating money and helping health care workers get surgical masks and other vital equipment to fight coronavirus at a time when resources are stepped so thin. kayna whitworth has more. >> reporter: as desperation grows across the country -- >> i've been beating the drum for weeks but we feed additional personal protective equipment. >> reporter: several business owners stepping up to help. >> we're all americans. i think we have to help each other. >> reporter: ceo and chairman of las vegas sands casino company has procured 2 million surgical masks and 20,000 protective suits that will be delivered to health care workers, first responders and nonprofit organizations. the 86-year-old billionaire philanthropist donating $250,000 to nonprofits and hunger relief efforts in las vegas. >> it feels good

my thanks to will forte, michael symon, vanessa bayer, jason sudeikis, and as always, fred armisen and episode, an in-depth discussion of this evening's sketch which we are calling "after jenjamin." [ light laughter ] for those of you at home, feel free to go online and see the rest of this segment we expect it won't last longer than eight hours [ light laughter ] vanessa bayer had to leave because a hollywood producer saw her in tonight's sketch and offered her a 100 picture movie deal [ laughter ] so will, let's start, do you feel satisfied having finally performed "jenjamin franklin" for an audience? [ laughter ] >> did herman melville feel satisfied when he finally did "moby dick" for the first time they staged it many times. did ernest hemingway get the same satisfaction from staging "the sun always rises? did tom clancy love "hunt for red october? i mean, it is more a question in a question, you know it's more about a life philosophy i mean, yeah, it was all right, it was good, it was great, it was fine it's more like, how can we make ourselves better as people how can we learn f

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"gma" resident chef michael symon is whipping up a delicious breakfast for us.away omelet. i like this. it makes it simple for us. right? >> simple is key i think especially with what's going on right now so, you know, omelets are such a big thing in restaurants and there's i think people get nervous making them the fancy chef way. so this is a way you can kind of get that result. you can get that restaurant omelet. but it's easy. so the first thing that we're going to do is i have three eggs. you just -- you want to whisk them. i do it with a fork, i put a little splash of water. some cracked black pepper. and then you want to get that air in them so whip them as quick as you can, if you can't get it with a fork you could certainly use a knife. that is fine too. so those look good. i take my pan, i put it over medium high heat. we're going to take a pat of butter and put it in the pan, so everything right now is real simple. the thing that people worry about with omelets like the difference between a restaurant omelet sometimes and a home omelet is the classic

jeremy symons says he lost his job in the property sector as a consequence of the pandemic, and has turnedfood bank for short—term help. have you got any coffee here? coffee ? yes, we do. it's a completely different way of life at the moment. no, i mean, you know, you work all your life and then something happens and you have to make drastic changes. at this food bank, they've seen a 300% increase in demand. here, families who need help to feed children, who would ordinarily be in school, are a key group needing help. some may have been on free school meals, but there's an issue with the voucher system not working. it's limited where you can redeem them. both the food banks and their new clients hope and expect this surge will decline when the lockdown ends. the trouble, of course, is that no one knows when that will be. michael buchanan, bbc news. now on bbc news: in the second part of a travel show specialfrom ethiopia, tony giles, a blind and almost deaf backpacker, visits the cradle of christian orthodox christianity in africa. my name is tony giles and i'm totally blind and severely d

do so a few years back because in june 240 the central government published a white paper in symon different name which is so simple government has come through. wrong. now compare that to the actual pains 122 systems in 1984 where bieber to it would be one computer systems how come people really harm come with a high degree of autonomy which means except for here's the defense of his own home with a 1000 interviews he helps to did he. get to be the ones to implement his new part here. do one country 2 systems a sim 2 government ruling with comprehensive jurisdiction no this is a totally different concept. please is it a lead to read this please the moment you can tell us please do you can see everything now which is happening in hong kong goes in depth or which is a departure from the blue print stepped out on kong for 50 years this is a pretty 3rd year in beijing who really wants. comprehension over and it's a problem and they mocked do you see that our is the central government taking off the globe sunny's now prepared for a much more robust intervention in the governing of hong kong. wel

jeremy symons says he lost his job in the property sector as a consequence of the pandemic, and has turnedfood bank for short—term help. have you got any coffee here? coffee ? yes, we do. it's a completely different way of life at the moment. no, i mean, you know, you work all your life and then something happens and you have to make drastic changes. at this food bank, they've seen a 300% increase in demand. here, families who need help to feed children, who would ordinarily be in school, are a key group needing help. some may have been on free school meals, but there's an issue with the voucher system not working. it's limited where you can redeem them. both the food banks and their new clients hope and expect this surge will decline when the lockdown ends. the trouble, of course, is that no one knows when that will be. michael buchanan, bbc news. now on bbc news, sri lanka: one year 0n, jane corbyn returns to the island and meets three of those whose lives were changed by the easter terror attacks. this film contains scenes which some viewers may find distressing. shall sri lanka, eparad

the prime minister‘s pregnant partner, carrie symons, tweeted, "there were very dark times last week,worried sick about their loved ones. downing street‘s other inhabitants wait for boris johnson to get back, but his full return to work could still be weeks away. the united states "could have saved lives" if it had introduced measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus earlier, that‘s according to one of the country‘s top health officials, dr fauci. more than 21,000 people in the us diagnosed with coronavirus have now died. there were 758 coronavirus—related deaths in the past 2a hours in the state of new york alone. the state‘s governor andrew cuomo described the figures as ‘horrific‘. you see also a flattening in the number of lives lost at a terribly high rate, but if you look back over the past several days, you see there‘s a certain continuity to that number. again, that‘s the one number that i look forward to seeing drop as soon as i open my eyes in the morning. and it has been flattening but flattening at a terribly high level. earlier i asked our north america correspondent

the prime minister‘s pregnant partner, carrie symons, tweeted, "there were very dark times last week,one worried sick about their loved ones. downing street‘s other inhabitants wait for boris johnson to get back, but his full return to work could still be weeks away. ben wright, bbc news. the united states "could have saved lives" if it had introduced measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus earlier — that‘s according to one of the country‘s top health officials, dr fauci. his admission came as the us overtook italy as the country with the highest number of coronavirus—related deaths in the world. more than 21,000 people in the us diagnosed with coronavirus have now died. there were 758 coronavirus—related deaths in the past 2a hours in the state of new york alone. the state‘s governor andrew cuomo described the figures as ‘horrific‘ — but pointed to a stabilisation in the number of new deaths. you see also the flattening in the number of lives lost at a terribly high rate but if you look back over the past several days, you see there is a certain continuity to that number. agai

jeremy symons says he lost his job in the property sector as a consequence of the pandemic, and has turnedu got any coffee here? coffee ? yes, we do. it's a completely different way of life at the moment. no, i mean, you know, you work all your life and then something happens and you have to make drastic changes. at this food bank, they've seen a 300% increase in demand. here, families who need help to feed children, who would ordinarily be in school, are a key group needing help. some may have been on free school meals, but there's an issue with the voucher system not working. it's limited where you can redeem them. both the food banks and their new clients hope and expect this surge will decline when the lockdown ends. the trouble, of course, is that no one knows when that will be. michael buchanan, bbc news. the death toll in britain from coronavirus is fast approaching 15,000 people. and that's in the space ofjust six weeks. behind every number is a family grieving. 0ur correspondent allan little looks at some of those who have lost their lives in the pandemic. each face represents an

saying, i hope this is the start of the speedy recovery and then there was this tweet from carrie symons the prime minister, i think we could call that an enthusiastic round of applause for key workers including nhs staff and care workers who have been looking after her fiance here over these last few days. cabinet ministers say may have been extremely relieved by the news tonight although one i spoke to said it is very important that the prime minister takes his time getting back to work, that a full recovery is much more important than getting back behind the desk and no one at this stage knows how long that might take. thank you. police have told people to stay at home over the easter weekend, and warned they'll crack down on anyone found breaking the rules. warmer weather is forecast over the coming days with temperatures set to reach 25 degrees in certain parts of the uk. danny savage reports from cumbria. the signs are clear, but, still, not everyone is getting the message. pc andy docker was guarding one of the main roads into the lake district today and there's a need to do so. i

we can go live to our home affairs correspondent, tom symons.w guidance, the laws that now allow them to tell people what they can and cannot do in terms of social distancing. priti patel things they are doing a very good job. she does. it's difficult for the police, because they are effectively enforcing the sorts of rules they've never had to enforce before. and there are lots and lots of grey areas. it was said to be by one person that the police don't have any powers to stop you and ask you where you are going and what you are doing, but they are trying to stop people from making trips out which are not absolutely necessary. today we heard that the number of finds they have issued is 1084. that is figures from 37 of the country's 43 police forces. it isn't a total figure but it gives you an idea of the amount of enforcement going on. i would say that's quite a low figure, if you take into account the whole population. the police are using persuasion more than they are using persuasion more than they are using their powers to try to get peopl

. >> stephen: did you see symone biles, her challenge? hand stand and took them off with her feet in a handstand. >> is that the kind of family you came from. >> stephen: no, no, we're not the athletic type. >> really? >> stephen: bookish. bookish is how we're mostly described. >> speaking of-- how is your part? >> stephen: oh, well did you see yesterday? did you see the flop yesterday? >> yes. >> stephen: this is fine, this is okay. >> it's back. >> stephen: diit the right way tonight. i did it the right way tonight. i don't know what to do with this. what do you do with that? >> it becomes this. it -- >> stephen: you-- >> i'm going to have to give it a leash pretty soon. >> stephen: well -- >> by the way, this is is a hair tie. i think that's called a leash for hair like this. i don't know. >> stephen: sure, sure. you had it tied up when you were doing the t-shirt thing just now when we watched it. do you remember? >> you have to. i'm learning a lot of things, a lot of new things in quarantine. >> stephen: good, something good has come

tonight, will forte, cooking with michael symon the premiere of second chance theater, featuring theheers and applause this is "late night. are we well? everybody well lets start off tonight with some really cool news this is very cool. seattle native sergeant kyle white was awarded the medal of honor by president obama today for running into enemy fire to save his wounded comrades meanwhile, i sent back a salad because the croutons were too big. [ laughter ] and i didn't get anything. [ laughter ] well, donald sterling is still at it. i don't know if you've been following the donald sterling saga, but during last night's interview with anderson cooper, donald sterling said, "magic johnson, what has he done he's got aids. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs he then added, "now, what are these cameras for? [ laug

it is such an extraordinarily roller—coaster time for boris johnson and carrie symons.or coronavirus and now a baby boy. cynical hacks like myself, when we could not get clarification, maybe he is not that well and they don't want to force him to do a full 45 minutes, maybe he is not up for it, maybe it was a health reason. no, much better, much happier news, it is because he is a proud dad. i suppose also it leaves keirstarmer proud dad. i suppose also it leaves keir starmer with a bit of a challenge only because already the tone changes a bit because we are in the middle of coronavirus, so it is much more serious and sombre moment, but now it makes it much harder, i would for sir keir starmer to go out and out on the attack. but we shall see. in terms of details about the birth, we have not got much more than what you have already indicated. born in a london hospital, and nhs hospital, perhaps saint thomas', where borisjohnson was treated for coronavirus. goodness me, he has had his money's words out of saint thomas' if that is where the baby was born. we don't know w

his pregnant partner carrie symons had coronavirus symptoms, too, but she's recovering.oris johnson has handed over the running of the uk government to dominic raab as britain passes another grim milestone in this pandemic. more than 5,000 people have now died here although there is some evidence that the spread of the infection may peak this coming week. anthony? >> elizabeth palmer in london, thank you, liz. >>> a white house memo reportedly warned back in january that the coronavirus could be devastating. president trump repeatedly downplayed the threat in public for weeks afterwards. now as ben tracy reports, he's giving a thumbs down to new internal warnings about efforts to fight the virus. >> most of the critical needs are being more than met. >> reporter: president trump insists the federal government is rushing supplies to hard-hit areas, but he dismissd an inspector general's report released monday showing hospitals are lacking critical supplies and dealing with long delays for coronavirus test results. >> give me the name of the inspector general. could politi

our resident chef michael symon will get us ready for the weekend with a friday food fix for you and have been busy in your kitchen. when i talked to you the other night, you were making beyond beyond burgers or something. what's on the menu? >> yeah, i did beyond burgers. i have a recipe you are going to love. you guys, i found this on "the new york times," spiced chickpea stew with coconut and turmeric. i made it last night. i'm feeling like a chef these days. i just want to say that. i'll share it with you all. >>> speaking of chefs, wait for pod three. wait for pod three. we'll begin "pop news" with a story about two of the greatest performers in the world. we are talking billy joel, we are talking dolly parton, both of them stepping up in a big way to make massive contributions to help end this pandemic. joel's foundation just announced it will make a series of donations starting with $500,000 to buy personal protective equipment for health care workers on the frontline in new york state, including billy's native long island. thank you, billy. and dolly, donating $1 million spec

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we've had michael symon doing classes, i don't know if you've seen these, on facebook.re he's taking ingredients from the pantry that he has in his house and making meals for families. maria: i love it. >> people love that so far. love it, love it. maria: i'm a big follower. peter, thank you and thanks for what you're doing. peter faracy joining us. we'll keep watching. in 1986, the late reverend david wilkerson founder of times square church told mike evans... number one new york times best-selling author, mike evans, has written an astonishing book on it, called... for the full prophesy by david wilkerson and the book by mike evans go to www.foz.org and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep

you mentioned carrie symons, his fiancee, herself recovering.tective gear, it's a lonely experience, clearly, that is something borisjohnson experience, clearly, that is something boris johnson will be experiencing himself in protective gear. looking on social media, not just high—profile people and politicians from across the divide, normal british citizens are saying, come on, boris, get well soon, we are rooting for you, which is good to see, isn‘t it? are rooting for you, which is good to see, isn't it? yes. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the prime minister has spent the night in an intensive care unit being treated for coronavirus after his symptoms worsened yesterday evening. the prime minister is in intensive care, being looked after by his medical team, receiving the very, very best care from the team at st thomas‘ and our hopes and prayers are with him and with his family. the foreign secretary is standing in for the prime minister ‘where necessary‘ — the queen is being kept informed about mrjohnson‘s health. japan‘s prime mini

all of our thoughts and prayers are with the prime minister at this time, with carrie symons and withhe helm leading us through this crisis in short order. and for us in cabinet, we know exactly what he wants from us and what he expects from us right now. following the cabinet discussion today i can reassure the prime minister and we can reassure the public that his team will not blink, we will not flinch from the task at hand at this crucial moment. we will keep all of our focus and resolve with calm determination on delivering the government's plan to defeat the coronavirus. it is with that objective and that unity of purpose that the cabinet turned to business today. we have reports from four ministerial groups on the actions we are taking across all the strategic priority areas including nhs capacity, procurement of ventilators and personal protective equipment, the delivery of public services including social care, on the economy and our support for both businesses and workers and on the international action we are taking to reinforce our efforts on the home front. as we have exp