in fact, fighting over bathrooms is the oldest move in the prejudice playbook and if you're not into oks it's also available as a digital download [ light laughter ] america has a long history of using bathrooms to scare people, your pants are down, the lighting is terrible nobody is excited for a curveball in the bathroom. and politicians are happy to exploit that fear, but first a little history separate bathrooms for men and women began in the 1800s when women started working in factories. women needed bathrooms whereas men were shocked to learn that women even used bathrooms. they just assumed back then that everything women ate turned to babies which is why, true story, to this day, we call children little [ bleep ] [ laughter and applause a historical fact. you can take that with you but now, thanks to that, we have men and women's bathrooms in this country, which is why no woman has ever seen the top of act two at a broadway show now, after the civil war, jim crow laws forced african-americans to use different bathroom than white americans. and then, in the 1980s, there was a m

heidi was in the bathroom. at some point conrad heard a pop. d, he saw heidi standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over to catch her or she falls down. >> wallace then went back to the truman home making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms, he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion, it did not. >> her body is at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up she would have traveled the distance he's saying she would have gone and fallen at that location. >> it was hard for wallace to believe heidi could have traveled from the bathroom to the top of the stairs after sustaining such a severe head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> wallace shares his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed, everything pointed to conrad. >> why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was based on the heat of passion argument that they were having. alcohol, a fig

the bathroom is shared. is this open or remaining closed, the shared bathroom situation? >> indoor businesses are only allowed to be open if they are essential businesses. there's a list of what are considered essential businesses. certainly, if there's multiple essential businesses, you want to be careful about overcrowding in a bathroom, trying to maintain your social distance and hopefully whoever is cleaning the bathroom is cleaning it on a regular basis. >> i also want to address bars and restaurants. they are still, of course -- restaurants are takeout only. people are not allowed to sit there and hang out. why not consider opening restaurants or allowing them to operate with people sitting down but just really, really far apart? >> even if folks are sitting far apart, there is interaction with the wait staff. there is more close contact. this may be something that in further phases. we want to open up very carefully and very slowly. every change is an unknown. this virus can so quickly get out of control. like we saw in new york state. the first reported case of co

the music of wilco with jeff tweedy and his sons from the bathroom on the way.ok back at an interview with former new england patriots quarterback tom brady. but first it is time to check in with a very special guest. every night i've been doing this show from home i've been checking in with some of our famous friends in their homes. and tonight we are joined by one of the funniest people of all. i can only imagine what it must be like to be locked up with him right now. his wife is a very lucky lady, suffice it to say. all the way from new jersey let's say hello to tracy morgan. hello, tracy. >> what's up! >> jimmy: thank you for joining us. how are you? >> i'm chilling, yo! yo, you said my life is a lovely lady? can i do profanity? >> jimmy: yes, go right ahead. of course. we need some profanity right now. >> you know what she said to me earlier? >> jimmy: what? >> we've been stuck in this house for two weeks. she said, i'm going to kill you, mother [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: what did you do to elicit that reaction, tracy? was it anything in particular? >> i'm just

was brody copeland, the 11-year-old boy who lost his life in the knees terrace attack he was in the bathroomtom macarthur before it happened about an hour and and a half before it happened and his mom didn't want him to go and she noticed armed guards walking on the streets in east france and she snapped the picture and then went to the bathroom and noticed a guard standing there and said, brody, i will go in with you you.he said no mom and get going. he went in his 11-year-old boy comes out and says, mommy, what does isis look like? he spent the next hour and and a half asking what isis look like works because he had seen there is somebody in the men's bathroom like with a backpack open looking suspicious >> digging through his belongings. as i say in the book, the terrace has a picture to his brother that day from the best deal day festivities in that area from the promenade. whether he was actually there that day before the attack whether that two brody saw we don't know. i asked him and she's not sure whether that was the attacker who took her son's life but brody certainly had a premoni

i'm going to play "coffin" off my debut album from the bathroom in toronto, ♪ ♪ we fought until the sun eyes closed the devil wakes up in my head ♪ ♪ he told me that you hate me and you blame me ♪ ♪ and you said that you wish that you were dead ♪ ♪ so i write a little note out suicidal love roulette ♪ oue an cae i love you to death ♪ ha madfoike a fool usloo death ♪ ♪ just like a fool just like fool just like a fool i walk up to the edge ♪ ♪ and say a prayer before i let go i'll probably see you through the window ♪ ♪ while i'm falling past the fifth floor then you get therejust in time n go back to bed ♪ ♪ but you run past where i stand and hit the ground before i can ♪ ♪ you make me want to jump off just like a fool ♪ ♪ we'll need a coffin handmade for two ♪ ♪ because i love to you death ♪ just like a fool ♪ just like a fool, ooh, ooh ♪ maybe buddha's got it right we reincarnate every time ♪ ♪ and i'll find you in another life maybe buddha's got it right we reincarnate every time ♪ ♪ and i'll find you in another life ♪ ♪ you make me wanna jump off the roof cause i love you to death ♪

now all that toilet paper isn't getting used. >> you have two places people can use the bathrooms, atome, their college dorms, offices, airport bathrooms. what you discovered is they are just not the same market. they are two markets that have nothing to do with each other to service those two kinds of toilet paper? >> yeah, that's what i found. the toilet paper you guy in the store is soft and plush. it's 100% virgin fiber. the toilet paper you get at work or airport, it's single ply, made from recycled sheets. it's made by different companies. it's made on different assembly lines in different mills. so the companies that are supplying all the toilet paper to the workplaces that are closed around the country, they aren't the same ones that have the relationship with kroger or safeway or rite aid or cvs to get those six packs into stores and back on the shelves. so we have presumably got a huge glut of that toilet paper and a demand for the toilet paper you buy at the store. >> so there's a completely different supply chain. they don't have anything to do with each other. they have d

in the bathroom... we keep the bathroom as clean as possible.othbrushes and we even have our own personal supply of loo roll. in the kitchen... no more shared tea towels and each housemaid has their own cutlery and crockery. we keep the place clean and antibac the dinner table after every use. one final rule, we make sure the doorknobs and light switches are cleaned once a day. it may seem like a lot of rules, but having housemates certainly has its upsides. you can check in on each other and see how they're doing in these wild old times. cheers, pal! while people are stuck and home, loads of people are finding creative ways to fill the time, like rachel leary. a clip of her raving to the bbc news theme tune has spawned hundreds of copycats across social media. the bbc‘s sophia smith galer as well as david lowe, who composed the tune. i am massively fan—girling right now, because here we have rachel, who is responsible for one of the best videos on the internet right now. how funny is that to say? oh my goodness! and we have david, who is respon

in the bathroom... we keep the bathroom as clean as possible.shes and we even have our own personal supply of loo roll. in the kitchen... no more shared tea towels and each housemaid has their own cutlery and crockery. we keep the place clean and antibac the dinner table after every use. one final rule, we make sure the doorknobs and light switches are cleaned once a day. it may seem like a lot of rules, but having housemates certainly has its upsides. you can check in on each other and see how they're doing in these wild old times. cheers, pal! while people are stuck and home, loads of people are finding creative ways to fill the time, like rachel leary. a clip of her raving to the bbc news theme tune has spawned hundreds of copycats across social media. the bbc‘s sophia smith galer as well as david lowe, who composed the tune. i am massively fan—girling right now, because here we have rachel, who is responsible for one of the best videos on the internet right now. how funny is that to say? oh my goodness! and we have david, who is responsible

yes, everybody is using the bathroom the same amount presum bli under the time of coronavirus as beforebut we're not using it at home around the clock. 75% of americans or so who are staying at home all day, they use toilet paper that you buy from the store every tie they go to the bathroom. it used to be they were using it at schools, in restaurants, hotels and airports. now allet paper suspect getting used. >> you have two places people can use the bathrooms, at home, their college dorms, offices, airport bathrooms. what you discovered is they are just not the same market. they are two markets that have nothing to do with each other to service those two kinds of toilet painer? >> yeah, that's what i found. the toil et paper you guy in th store is soft and plush. it's 100% virgin fiber. the toilet paper you get at work or airport, it's single ply, made from recycled sheets. it's made by different companies. it's made on different assembly lines in different mills. so the companies that are supplying all the toilet paper to the workplaces that are closed around the country, they aren't

- yeah; hey, mom, cartman found a bloody cotton thing in the bathroom. - look. c, put that down. - why? - just go put it back in the trash can. - but it's, like, all bloody. it might be alive. - no, that-- that came from me. just put it away. - this came out of you? you just left it in the trash can? "you shouldn't have done that. he's just a boy. poor little feller." - what is it, mom? - yeah, what is it, mrs. marsh? - boys, that's a... feminine thing, all right? it's a personal woman thing. i tell you what. if you'll just drop the whole thing right now, i'll buy you that new video game console you've been wanting. - the 2001 okama gamesphere ? - sure. - cool! - wow, this is like finding trash can gold, you guys. - there it is, the okama gamesphere. - dude, it's got 128 gigahertz d-ram. - what's that? - i don't know, but it kicks ass. wow, dude, you're the luckiest kid in south park. - hey, this is all of ours. i'm the one who found stan's aborted brother in the trash can and blackmailed his mom into getting the gamesphere. - all right, all right, but you guys g

in the bathroom, for instance, use only your glass. our hands frequently and thoroughly, especially before eating. when you wash your hands, you wash away many of the disease-carrying smudges you may have picked up. but if, in spite of of all these precautions, you still come down with a cold, let us repeat -- take it to bed and stay there until it has run its course. this is the safest way to regain your health and to return as quickly as possible to work, to fun, and to play. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this is american history tv on c-span3, where each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> next on american history tv, the national constitution center in philadelphia hosts a virtual town hall about george washington's influence in shaping the constitution after the revolutionary war, and as president, his role in making it work. the

can you use boiling water is a harmless disinfectant to kill the virus on surfaces in the bathroom or kitchen. the w.h.o. does say that heating water to temperatures above 65 degrees celsius has been shown to kill related viruses but the problem is that those temperatures have to be maintained for a certain period of time and there's no guarantee that you'll be able to do that plus there's an added danger which is that you could burn yourself badly trying to use water that that hot so stick with soap based or alcohol based cleaning products they're more effective and there are a lot safer. there it williams the answer your question will do so again tomorrow now finally artistic relief to the pandemic french painter a site is known for his biodegradable images on lawns now he's created a huge masterpiece in the swiss alps called beyond crisis the work is literally gigantic as you can see here. it's designed to bring a little freshness and optimism to the world during such a somber time of the artist as it's important to stick together even if we can't hold hands. and that's all. for to

we went and got in the jacuzzi. >> in your master bathroom? >> right. >> and then what? stayed there for about maybe two hours talking and drinking. >> reporter: but the intimate jacuzzi was disrupted by their dogs barking outside in the yard. >> he got out and said he was moving the dogs to the office. because when they're too loud we don't want the neighbors to complain. and he just, you know, was taking a while so i got out and was gonna get dressed or change in my closet. >> reporter: maybe that's when she had the seizure. >> that's all i remember until i woke up. >> reporter: as they talked, sandra broke down. [ crying ] >> reporter: who could have done this, she wondered? she recalled for the detectives a scary moment on their way home. >> i think when we left cvs there was a -- a car following us because when we came in our neighborhood, it was still behind us and he was really close. >> reporter: something for the detectives to check out. after sandra was done talking, her cousin diana -- who'd rushed into town to help -- met her at a friend's house. >> she looke

i miss the good old days when twitter was full of people worried about bathrooms. we have hosts in their kitchens like this one. >> technology killed viruses, what would you do most? >> that, holy cbs rap. >> you have got to love dad. it's bad for the guests of this show who are at home. they don't have stylists or lighting that hide their up perfections. now, you see them as they really are. let's introduce them now. on the west coast we have the great pod caster, dave rubin. also fox business network bay began mcdowell. always good to see her there looking chirp as ever. on the west coast we have he reply campagno. and we have kat timpf. clearly we relaxed our standards. even clothing giants while walmart and old navy are sell be tons of shirts but not pants. why wear pants when you are always talking out of our ass. what does the media do when a guy doing good deeds like the my pillow guy? what do00 you think? >> it seems crazy to me that everyone is taking them when you have the my pillow guy up there talking about reading the bible. >>. then up came the buy fro

she said her husband has a hard time finding a place to go to the bathroom or to give food. people do not want him in their facilities out of what she believes is fear of the coronavirus. --ler: that is what i called that is why i called. truck drivers are essential because our foodstuffs or -- so we caneed keep going as a nation. i wanted to endorse what she said but in a harsher way. if i could, i would like to ask you and c-span, anytime you talk about it truck driver, i would like to ask, as she said, please let us use the restroom. we are human beings. --you're going to hoda's hold us they are demanding goods, everybody is a human. you know what i'm saying? and that's all. we are all doing the best we can with the best we have got and we are going to keep it up. truck drivers are going to do it -- do our best, what we can. i am not asking for anything special other than please let us use the restroom. richard out of rochester, new hampshire. good morning. trucks.i load those where i work, we do allow drivers to use the restroom. absolutely. host: what is the interaction

he ate something from the bathroom. it's fine. my son peter is over here. he's my technical crew once again today. do you want to wave hi, pete. okay, feet tonight. last night it was hands. we'll eventually get the whole body. now, phew, you may have noticed i am still wearing a suit jacket and a tight. it's controversial on my part. because yesterday i asked you, my viewers, whether i should continue dressing up or go casual using the hashtag #suitornosuit. the results are in. and they are resounding. on instagram, the vote was 69% in favor of no suit. 31% suit. and on twitter, it was over 71% no suit. that's right, evidently, 71% of people have never seen me in casual wear. that includes my wife. but i believe in democracy, so tonight, i decided not to wear a suit... from the waist down. you like? yeah! pow! okay. i'll give you a second to fan yourself. calm down. my wife didn't see me do that. now, while we're all stuck in isolation, we still want to celebrate the holidays. we still want that human connection, but we have to do it in a new way: passover s

the instructions that i get with my life alert but i think that she should be very wary about the bathroome the production crew let her in. maybe she has a rubber mat with a sticky thing on the bottom. greg: i have on my bedroom. don't move unless you are washing your hands. ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. greg: the masters of disasters and time of diversity americans do what they do best. get drunk. but we also rise to the occasion and support those in need. we are grateful to our armed forces with fire and first responders. and of course me, we should be grateful for me but across the country unlikely heroes abou

but i saw that you've been singing in the bathroom. [ laughter ] that true? is that for acoustics?s two reasons. one, yes and i know that you sing, and you know this. but a bathroom has pretty good acoustics if you're a capella. so i was like -- eh? and then secondly, we're literally in the smallest house we as a whole family have lived in together. and there's nowhere to go -- >> jimmy: that's only place to go >> but the bathroom. [ light laughter ] yeah >> jimmy: at one point, i was like, i think i'm just going to make my office and broadcasting be in the bathroom because that's the only place i can get away >> ohm my gosh >> jimmy: and then, you know, my kids still even -- once they see me do that, they think it's funny to come in and try to open the door and come in. so it's more of a game for them so, i just keep moving around. >> oh, and if it's not a kid, it's a dog barking, it's a car pulling up, like a huge truck. it's always something. >> jimmy: well, i know that you're busy doing ury that kell also just an amazing singer who's putting out new songs and new music. this ne

why can't the companies and corporations provide the basic ppe, close the bathrooms down. u can't even go to the pharmacies. i don't care if she worked at the dollar store. i don't care if she worked taking the trash out. even the sanitation, the mail people, who is protecting them? that's my baby. and i can't get her back. if people paying $20 to lose a life, to lose a life, $20 so you tell me what a great job she did. you tell me what a great job she did, giant. and then you give me a pin. they gave me a pin. her five-year pin that they should have given to her last year. who is protecting them? who is protecting the senior citizens that go in there every morning. who is giving the workers the gloves they need to put the food on the counter? who is protecting them? who is protecting their families? who is protecting their families? who is protecting the lower workers that make way less than the managers in the corporation. i just pray to god that this problem is fixed because if not, we have really got our hands full in this world. we're on the road of destruction. destru

the bathroom now my bathroom actually will have a 12 volt. as to cost me $11.00 earned dollars toilet. itself composite the to your waste the grey water goes out down this way. and you take that waste your bottom waste and put it in a barrel and a year later you can use it you date it you use it later and you can use it in your garden. we sell the bunker for $35000.00 currently and. will continue to go up as we run out of supply everybody's heard of the cold war the cold war is over but the holy word is. any big city anywhere in the world you don't know your neighbor you don't know the guy that's 5 miles down the street that has a gun and he's a criminal and he's a gang member and when everything happens the lights go out 1st thing he's going to do is go to the t.v. store and break in and take all the t.v.'s then after that they're going to get hungry so they're going to go to the supermarkets and they're going to take everything in the market off the shelf will be nothing within 24 hours and then after about 3 days till. they're going to be v

and we will have music from the bathroom from jessie reyez. er day about a simpler time when our only concern about getting on an airplane was that there might be snakes on it. and with that said, please say hello to the coolest man in quarantine, or anywhere, for that matter, via cisco from his home somewhere in the universe, samuel l. jackson. hello, sam. how are you? >> i'm good, man, what's going on? >> jimmy: i like that shirt, where did you get that shirt? >> this guy, j pierce. he is an artist, lives in arizona. does really cool renditions of me and other things. he sent me a really nice batch of tee shirts i was waiting to wear with you on vacation this summer, but now i'm bustin' them out. >> jimmy: do you think that's not going to happen? every year, magic and sam go on a vacation to italy. it looks great. you post pictures on instagram. and i have been bugging both of you to bring me along on this vacation for i don't know, ten years now. >> this was your year. >> jimmy: what do you mean it was my year. this is my year. we have to go

the instructions that i get with my life alert but i think that she should be very wary about the bathroomdagen: maybe the production crew let her in. maybe she has a rubber mat with a sticky thing on the bottom. greg: i have on my bedroom. don't move unless you are washing your hands. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. greg: the masters of disasters and time of diversity americans do what they do best. get drunk. but we also rise to the occasion and support those in need. we are grateful to our armed forces with fire and first responders. and of course

, in the artist's bathroom. rat, hanging from a light switch by its tail, looking down at another hanging from a towel holder, while squirting toothpaste onto the wall. there's also this one of a rat playing on a roll of toilet paper. there's also one by the toilet which you probably don't want to look closely at. yikes. >> trevor: man, i don't know how banksy did it, but i want in on this scam, because when he draws all over his walls, he's a brilliant artist, but when i do it, i'm "losing my security deposit." and this must have been really weird fors i had roommate when you think about it. because nobody knows who banksy is, so they walked into the bathroom like, "oh, my god. this is a banksy! wait a minute, mark? do you think banksy snuck into our bathroom?" and, finally, every day, we read tragic stories of how many lives the coronavirus has claimed. but maybe what we should also be doing is celebrating the people who have come back to life. >> we do want to mention one person who was singled out today by go

the mobile restroom costs about $2 to use. a japanese plumbing and bathroom equipment manufacturer is investing in the startup to jointly develop new products. >> what's also exciting about good to go is that they're able to provide a safe, secure location for people to use a bathroom. customers enjoy the bathroom experience much more than they did before. >> using modern technologogy to provide a cleaner, safer experience as mankind faces the current pandemic. next, the plan is to expand the production to meet the needs of people all over the world. sugaya fumio, nhk world, san francisco. ♪ ♪ >>> it's time now for world weather with our meteorologist. so temperature-wise, it's been quite a roller coaster ride this week in japan. we had a warm day yesterday, but looks like cooler weather is expected to come back again. >> hi there. absolutely true. and it's going to continue for the next couple of days. as you see, towards the end of the weekend and into the new week, we will be experiencing those up and down trends in temperatures. and the weather, in genera

starbucks successful and integral to the band the fact that you can walk into a starbucks and use the bathroom, use the wi-fi and camp out >> it's part of the experience, clearly, and again, this is not my necessarily, you know, my go-to place to hang out and get wi-fi. with that said, i understand what steve is saying part of it is the experience and the biggest problem i have with starbucks is the valuation it's probably trading close to 28 times next year's numbers which is either very expensive in this environment or if you don't care because the fed is the ultimate backstop because it doesn't matter i think it does matter in this environment and it's had a good run off the bottom like most stocks have, and i understand how you'd be taking profits and looking for another re-entry lower in starbucks. >> we'll get to phil lebeau in chicago. phil >> it's down because of what the outlook is for the second quarter. it's really not what they did. ianian, february, march, ridiculously bad the coronavirus, impact, they've calculated that to be a $2 million, any negative 2.2 and it's all about wher

i would never drink the water or i don't like to wash my hands in the bathrooms because when you turned water on it's literally the color of my water fountains when they were the same way they were to come on the water fountains scared to drink the guards will tell you not to drink at guards give me about water because i did have they went to water but my clients want that water out of the water barriers between 2 ways it's either to chlorinate it or it smells like sewage and so all the pipes leak right so the gas had their socks around the leaky pipes and so if that's not so. they know not to drink the water if the sox are why they know chlorine is in the water we can wash our clothes and if you don't drink the water you're going to drink it at that time if there is a boil water notice in the area you guys will get by the water there are still forced to drink that water they take their medication what water that smells like they take medication in water that visibly if you put it in a cup and they think as well take it that they let the water sit and they let all the soil and all the p

he probably just goes to the bathroom.lly, no, he goes to the bathroom at 8:00 a.m. with optional follow-ups at 1:45 and 7:10 on high-fiber fridays. it's sad that you know that. oh, that's just the tip of the sadness iceberg. i'm looking at his public calendar. 2:45 to 3:05, nothing. yesterday, 2:45 to 3:05, nothing. last week, nothing. last month, nothing. he never has anything booked during that time. 20 minutes a day, completely unaccounted for. we should figure out where he goes. ooh, this is exciting. like one of my classic murder mystery dinner parties. right, the case of who murdered three saturday nights of my life? colonel koothrapali in the kitchen with the olive spread. it was tapenade and you guys suck. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all st

and the folks that are in the bathroom there for. the rest that i have our 1st part as i walk the walk of life. i'm. going to move as far as. i laugh i look i won't. i will follow. the far. they're my i was. never at them but. what i meant was. this. this is. the end of the role does offer to run for the presidency of the democratic senator. ends his campaign to challenge president donald trump for the job he's or is he was winning the ideological. and extended travel bans ugh for the european commission member states to keep the anti going about his ban on nonessential travel to and from the. free zone.

she can't get out of the bed to go to the bathroom on her own. >> reporter: like many other family members, she found out about the outbreak on the news.so far, seven seniors have died from the viru 33 others have tested positive.>> right now she's comfortable.she's good. she's not showing any symptoms.so we're hoping that she gets through this. >> reporter: the facility told us one family member they have enough people working together.these nursing aids say a staffing agency sent them here.yesterday, two nursing aids say they were urged to come back to work even though they've tested positive. the alameda county health department says they're working to develop a new policy that would allow asymptomatic workers to work with positive residentscontra costa county already has a similar policy in place. >> i would prefer for her to be moved out. >> reporter: a state department that regulates these facilities says gateway and other facilities run by the same owner has had dozens of violation and citations in recent years, including failure to develop an effective infectious prevention program

she can't get up out of the bed to go to the bathroom on her own. chic she found out about the outbreak on the news. so far seven seniors died from the virus. 33 others have tested positive. 25 staff members also infected. >> right now she's comfortable. she's good. she's not showing symptoms. so we're hoping that she gets through this. >> the facility tells one family member they have enough people working to day. these nursing aids tell me a staffing agency sent them here. speak i would prefer for her to be moved out. >> the state department that regulates these facilities says gateway and other facilities run by the same owner have had dozens of violations develoropr i reached out to the facility and so far they've declined to comment. kpix 5. >>> just now, more information coming into our news room. we have confirmed another outbreak at a san jose nursing home. this time, 27 people have been infected at the ridge post. it's formerly called the mount pleasant nursing center. half of its residents and ten staff member haves now tested positive. nin

we don't have an opportunity to sit down, to eat, to drink, barely to go to the bathroom. the most disconcerting thing is that we're losing staff members. our nurses are sick. >> reporter: dr. luz aras and her husband, a doctor, have been working at their practice to ease the crush of patients. >> this virus is so contagious, it's like fighting a monster with a water gun. >> reporter: her husband now hospitalized with the virus. >> i think that was the hard part. we've been together for so many years. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: the president today calling the virus a plague. warning the country faces tough days ahead. >> i want every american to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead. we're going to go through a very tough two weeks. we're going to start seeing some real light at the end of the tunnel. but this will be a very, very painful two weeks. >> reporter: cases popping up across the country. in austin, texas, 28 college students returning from mexico and testing positive for the virus. tonight, the army corps of engineers racing to build more than 340 field ho

in their walkers to, you know, helping them get into lifts, all the way to helping them go to the bathroomd she's got cerebral palsy herself. so she was extremely vulnerable. she was working under a disabled program. and that program, you know, along with the seniors, didn't protect the vulnerability of the individual workers at the lower end of the scope. >> and why not? why didn't they have hand sanitizer and masks? >> i have no idea. i have no idea. no idea. they had -- once i called them on the 26th and told them that leilani was confirmed with covid virus, that was the next day the employees, several of leilani's friends text and called her phone and said we finally have -- now we finally have masks and gloves. i don't know if they didn't have enough of them. i don't know if it was scarce resources. i don't know. but this is just a small price to pay. leilani, they gave me leilani's paycheck the other day and her paycheck was $20.54. so she clearly worked from the heart. she wasn't working for money. >> from what you've said, she just felt that the elderly, those hours when they open

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but in 1987, he remembered they argued, went to bed together, she got up at 5:30 to go to the bathroome woke up, drifted off to sleep, and woke up to the sound of a car engine starting and driving away. odd. but memories do play tricks. anyway it didn't seem terribly significant. so the case went back into the file and got colder. mike took over the house painting business from carol's dad and went on to marry carrie and have two more sons. gail and teri raised their own families, and it was having babies that started to change terri's way of looking at her sister's disappearance. >> as unhappy as you might be in your life and you might leave your husband, you'd take your kids with you. >> and so when you began to suspect that she wouldn't leave her children, what did that mean to you? >> that something happened to her. >> in 1996, 15 years since they heard from carol, the police came around again. this time they scanned the lubans' backyard with ground- penetrating radar, even dug up the ground. didn't find a thing. funny thing, though, about four months later, the local paper, "the d

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