could facebook overtake tinder as the biggest dating past form if only 3 percent of facebook's active users sign up for the dating service then yes but is it really just about numbers online the pool of potential matches is vast but does the sheer number of singles available really increase the odds of finding my soulmate and how exactly do dating apps find potential matches some providers say they apply a scientific method some even use genetic compatibility tests but is that how you will guarantee the perfect chemistry. online dating services turn over a tidy profit with people's yearning for love. some make sweeping promises claiming to apply mathematical formulas to crack the code of love and help users find the one. in reality however most apps are pretty straightforward they either tap into users' social media profiles or compare music tastes some also use users location or g.p.s. data all this combined with the supplemental data users disclose on age sex and personal preferences is then fed into an algorithm. just how providers way each individual snippet of information they ca

. >> if you think about the virus a wild fire, we're dry tinder in the way. tinder, in a way. if there are no workers, because we get all sick and it's impossible to sustain the work because of that, then there's no food. what are people going to do? >> reporter: the vast majority of the nation's farm workers lack health insurance or sick taid leave. and though it's estimated undocumented immigrants paid $20 billion in federal taxes in 2018, they aren't eligible for stimulus checks. "because of our needs, we have to go to work," says gloria carrera. though she recently made the ough decision to leave the fields and her income for the health of her two children. work or stay safe-- it's a daily dilemma for laborers like her across the country. but carrera's situation exposes another problem. more than one family living exposure evof. she says it's the only way she can afford the rent but increases their chance of exposure even if she continues to stay home. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami. >> gables: now to louisiana. one of the nation's virus hot spots. with no cure and limi

however, industry leader tinder told us that on the 29th of march, there were 3 billion swipes globallys that they‘ve seen a significant increase in messaging and video calls since late march. we caught up withjustin mcleod, the ceo of hinge, another major dating app, to get an insight into the changing habits of users. so we are seeing about a 30% spike in messages, so people are matching more, they‘re having a lot more conversations and they‘re turning those conversations into video chats and phone calls. and, even more interestingly, we‘re seeing about 90% of our users who go on video calls saying they really enjoyed the experience and plan on doing it again. so, it‘s definitely not as awkward as people fear that it‘s going to be. i do think the culture of dating will change as a result of this. i think one of the most important things is people are getting used to video chatting and they‘re dipping their toe in and realising it‘s pretty great, and i think people will continue to do that after social distancing ends. i definitely think it‘s something that people will continue to do.

got the good hair, the muscles and all the things," so for me to go on a dating app like hinge or tinderlind and loveisquarantine, like i said, we‘re allowing people the opportunity to get to know people, and who knows? right, it‘s 2am here, making it evening time in the us. and before the first date has even begun, excitement is building up in the comment. so, must admit, bit nervous. let‘s see how this goes. hey, olivia. how are you? and as i‘m talking away, i realise that there‘s little to worry about, largely in part because i‘m not focusing on anything except the conversation. ok, i‘ve just had my first date and it kind of feels like the ‘90s, where if you had a penpal via letter or via e—mail, you wouldn‘t see them until you actually met them in real life, but it‘s refreshed for a social media generation. right now i‘m about to send a video talking about the date and how it went for everyone to see. we‘re excited, so keep us posted. let's go! we believe in love! but after this lockdown is over, will there still be a place for loveisquara ntine? for others that do consistently use d

got the good hair, the muscles and all the things," so for me to go on a dating app like hinge or tinder‘re allowing people the opportunity to get to know people, and who knows? right, it‘s 2am here, making it evening time in the us. and before the first date has even begun, excitement is building up in the comment. so, must admit, bit nervous. let‘s see how this goes. hey, 0livia. how are you? and as i‘m talking away, i realise that there‘s little to worry about, largely in part because i‘m not focusing on anything except the conversation. 0k, i‘ve just had my first date and it kind of feels like the ‘90s, where if you had a penpal via letter or via e—mail, you wouldn‘t see them until you actually met them in real life, but it‘s refreshed for a social media generation. right now i‘m about to send a video talking about the date and how it went for everyone to see. we‘re excited, so keep us posted. let's go! we believe in love! but after this lockdown is over, will there still be a place for loveisquara ntine? for others that do consistently use dating apps, i feel like something similar

they join there's a hard icon for when you like someone and in extreme when you don't sounds like tinder functionality is very similar this book has that safety feature where you can tell your friends your location of what where you're going as a woman with online dating it can be really feel very vulnerable and scary and i feel that the facebook having that security feature come when on that part by again because there's more subscribers on twitter it is the powerhouse of like subscribers you're going to have more options on tender than you do on facebook. could facebook overtake in the as the biggest dating platform if only 3 percent of facebook's active users sign up for the dating service then yes but is it really just about numbers online the pool of potential matches is vast but does the sheer number of singles available really increase the odds of finding my soulmate and how exactly do dating apps find potential matches some providers say they apply a scientific method some even use genetic compatibility tests but is that how you will guarantee the perfect chemistry. online dating

got the good hair, the muscles and all the things," so for me to go on a dating app like hinge or tindernumbers just aren't great because i don't get the opportunity... people go, "oh, nah — swipe left," but for something like loveisblind and loveisquarantine, like i said, we're allowing people the opportunity to get to know people, and who knows? right, it's 2am here, making it evening time in the us. and before the first date has even begun, excitement is building up in the comment. so, must admit, bit nervous. let's see how this goes. hey, 0livia. how are you? and as i'm talking away, i realise that there's little to worry about, largely in part because i'm not focusing on anything except the conversation. 0k, i've just had my first date and it kind of feels like the ‘90s, where if you had a penpal via letter or via e—mail, you wouldn't see them until you actually met them in real life, but it's refreshed for a social media generation. right now i'm about to send a video talking about the date and how it went for everyone to see. we're excited, so keep us posted. let's go! we believe

. >> reporter: and now dating apps like bumble and tinder are pushing users to video chat instead.s increased 56% in late march. and those video dates are lasting on average more than 20 minutes. >>> do you think you could get interested in someone over video and be in it for a while until you can meet each other? >> i mean, i've done movies about this stuff, like there's -- it's possible, it really is. >> you know, after awhile, like a video pen pal. at some point you're like, what are we really doing here? >> how does the song go looking for love in all the wrong places? this is the right place for the ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the fight for life versus the fight to reopen. doctors inside a new york hospital are still overwhelmed by the battle against covid-19. >> it's been a nightmare. we have a volume of sick people like you can't believe. in one shift, i pronounced six people dead. >> o'donnell: meanwhile, across the country, the protests and pressure to get america back to work, but tonight, the new research used by the white house about when it w

. >> if you think about the virus as a wild fire, we're dry tinder, in a way.e are no workers, because we get all sick and it's impossible to sustain the work because of that, then there's no food. what are people going to do? >> reporter: the vast majority of the nation's farm workers lack health insurance or sick paid leave. and though it's estimated undocumented immigrants paid $20 billion in federal taxes in 2018, they aren't eligible for stimulus checks. "because of our needs, we have to go to work," says gloria carrera. though she recently made the tough decision to leave the fields and her income for the health of her two children. work or stay safe, a daily don lemon a for laborers like her across the country. but carrera's situation exposes another problem. more than one family living under one roof. she says it's the only way she can afford the rent but increases their chance of exposure even if she continues to stay home. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami. >> now to louisiana, one of the nation's virus hot spots. with no cure and limited treatment op

. >>> it's like tinder for toilet paper. a new app is matching people with their greatest desires from the grocery store. >> it's preventing a lot of unnecessary outings in the process. >> it's been used all throughout the country. >> reporter: just like you, trevor violet has had a hard time finding anything at the store. >> can't find toilet paper or hand nizer.hiand his brother chris thinking, why not make it easier for everyone to find the basics. together they came up with quarantinio. >> it was challenging, like how to pass the data around and collaborate. >> you can click a drop down and see what there is for groceries and household items. >> reporter: looks simple enough, and considering the photographer shooting the story needed toilet paper, he decided to play his part. you go to the store, see which high demand items they have. eggs, milk, disinfectant wipes. photographer wes reported he got his toilet paper. >> it's about being generous with your community and taking the extra 's h reer: he hopes limiting how mab

urgent and dangerous, part of what makes us, the human population and our extensions a forest of dried tinder waiting for a spark. i mentioned the case in malaysia, the fact that pigs were kept in outdoor compounds and were arranged in a particular way with fruit trees was part of what resulted in that spillover. huge aggregations of wildlife represent populations in which a bug can even all. the more abundantly a virus replicates the more likely it is to new tape. if it is an rna virus as opposed to double helix dna viruses mutation rate will be particularly high, generate a lot of change, a lot of genetic variability as it replicates itself. that is darwinian natural selection so are in a viruses evolve more quickly than other pathogens and if you let them build up huge populations so that there are many hosts that are infected and each host contains many many virus particles then you provide abundant opportunity for evolution to function in for some particular strain to come out that is really transmissible among humans and that represent a danger. mass production of livestock is only one

subscriptions ought to be very significant tinder is not charging as much as match.com did when it was a desktop product. we think that gap can narrow and we think the company will make progress on monetizing more of these users that are currently using the free product. so, when we look on a val value-per-user basis, assuming more of them get monetized, this to us is a very cheap stock. >> i see you bought american comprehensive. tell us why. >> sure, i think a lot of people look back at the crisis and say, a decade ago, american express didn't fare very well in the downturn it was commercial paper funded then now it's deposit and long-term debt now they have comparable rewards to other issuers and they used to charge merchants more than mastercard and visa did now they charge the same so the company isn't nearly as disadvantaged as it was a decade ago. when we think of amex, we think of it as kind of a sum of the pieces that two-thirds of this business is kind of like capital one that we own and like a lot, sells at about five times earnings on a trailing basis of course,earnings thi

there's less dry tinder to start a fire.d i hate to stay this, but we have less authorities today than we had then. the number one problem we had by far was we had a financial system that had outgrown our regulatory system. our regulatory system and authorities had been put in place after the great depression when there was a run on banks, and we had a situation were 60% of the credit was outside of the banking system. david: you worked closely with ben bernanke then, and with the head of the new york fed. in the current administration, there is tension between the fed and the treasury and the fed and the white house. do you have any comment on whether the fed is sufficiently independent or not? should we do anything to make sure it is more independent than it already is? hank: the thing i am most proud of is that the solution came on a bipartisan basis. i think the last two times congress has acted on a bipartisan basis, anything that was consequential, was the tarp authorities and the authorities for fannie and freddie. ed

so she's on tinder now.t once this is over, i'm never hanging out with myself again. restaurants are getting hit very hard right now, but many are doing what they can to stay in business and feed people in their neighborhoods. a restaurant owner in east hollywood not far from where we are came one a creative way to serve customers. her place is called calabama and they are now serving from her fourth floor apartment. what she's doing is she's making these sandwiches and lowering them down from the fire escape

." >>> tonight, tinder box. covid-19 and the long-term care crisis. >> some of them would crash real fast, like nothing i've ever seen before in my life. >> nursing homes. first flash point of the pandemic. the staggering loss of life spreading across the nation. now the accusations the trump administration could have done more to save lives. >> we don't have testing in nursing homes. we don't have personal protective equipment. things are going to get bad. >>> plus, answering back. one on one with seema verma, white house task force member. "nightline" will be right back. thwe've never seen it look quite like this, but there's no mistaking it. and it's our job to protect it... because the best people to fight for our communities are those within them. so, if you've just bought a volkswagen or were thinking of buying sometime soon, we're here to help with the community driven promise. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. across the nation, members of the greatest generation have been left especially vulne

." >>> tonight, tinder box. nothing i've ever seen before in my life. >> nursing homes. first flash point of the pandemic. the staggering loss of life spreading across the nation. now the accusations the trump administration could have done more to save lives. >> we don't have testing in nursing homes. we don't have personal protective equipment. things are going to get bad. >>> plus, answering back. one on one with seema verma, white house task force member. "nightline" will be right back.

so closing the immigration system is trump's version of deleting tinder.we don't know how seriously to take this but it obviously has some people alarmed because, after all, he is the president -- hashtag not my president because they didn't accept my ballot. some of it is coming from the president's own advisors, fox news. >> many families including mine, we have au pairs and we rely on them. i need her in my house so she can help me from my daughter. these au pairs come here on work vievisas. they have to go back to their country to get their visas renewed. we have been talking about that in my house. hopefully the president will roll out a plan and we'll be informed on how this is going to affect all of our lives. >> trevor: first of all, many families here do not have au pairs. 0.3% of families in america have au pairs. you're more likely to have a show on quibi than have an au pair. instead of trying to act like this is an everyone thing, what she should really say is, damn, this trump thing is going to affect me because i really care. people are will

my tinder profile now lists me as a cuomo-sexual.he thing ifn enjoying about cuomo is, in these dark times, he also provides us with some entertainment. it's not just facts and plans, it's entertainment. i wait for his interviews on cnn he has with his brother because they calls yelled gems like thi- >> let me ask you something, with all of the add relation you're getting for doing your job, are you thinking about running for president? tell the audience. >> no. no. >> no, you won't answer? >> no. i answered. the answer is no. >> no, you're not thinking about it. >> sometimes it's one word. i said no. >> through thought about it? >> no. >> are you open to thinking about it? >> no. >> might you think about it at some point? >> no. >> how can you know what you might think about at some point right now? >> because i know what i might think about, and what i won't think about. but you're a great interviewing, by the way. >> appreciate it. learned from the best. >.>> trevor: from now on, we should make it every single politician should be

could facebook overtake tinder as the biggest dating platform if only 3 percent of facebook's active users sign up for the dating service then yes but is it really just about numbers online the pool of potential matches is vast but does the sheer number of singles available really increase the odds of finding my soulmate and how exactly do dating apps find potential matches some providers say they apply a scientific method some even use genetic compatibility tests. is that how you will guarantee the perfect chemistry. online dating services turn over a tidy profit with people's yearning for love. some make sweeping promises claiming to apply mathematical formulas to crack the code of love and help users find the one. in reality however most apps are pretty straightforward they either tap into users social media profiles or compare music tastes some also use users location or g.p.s. data all this combined with the supplemental data users disclose on age sex and personal preferences is then fed into an algorithm. just how providers way each individual snippet of information they can ga

got the good hair, the muscles and all the things," so for me to go on a dating app like hinge or tinderuse i don't get that opportunity... people go, "oh, nah — swipe left," but for something like loveisblind and loveisquara ntine, like i said, we're allowing people the opportunity to get to know people, and who knows? right, it's 2am here, making it evening time in the us. and before the first date has even begun, excitement is building up in the comments. so, must admit, bit nervous. let's see how this goes. hey, olivia. how are you? and as i'm talking away, i realise that there's little to worry about, largely in part because i'm not focusing on anything except the conversation. ok, i've just had my first date and it kind of feels like the ‘90s, where if you had a penpal via letter or via e—mail, you wouldn't see them until you actually met them in real life, but it's refreshed for a social media generation. right now i'm about to send a video talking about the date and how it went for everyone to see. we're excited, so keep us posted. let's go! we believe in love! but after this loc

as part of what makes us, the human population and our extensions of force a very dry tinder waiting for a spark. i mention the case in malaysia. the fact that the pigs were kept in these huge outdoor compounds, and that they were arranged in a particular way with the fruit trees, was part of what resulted in that spillover. the other thing is a huge aggregations of wildlife also represent populations in which a bug can evolve. the more abundantly a virus replicates, the more it's likely to mutates. and if it is an rna virus as opposed to a double helix virus comments mutation rate will be particularly high. it will generate a lot of change, genetic variability as it replicates itself. and of course is great for dorian's national selection. our viruses evolve more quickly than other pathogens. if you let them build up huge populations, so that there are many, many hosts that are infected in each host contains many, many virus particles, then you provide abundant opportunity for evolution to function. for some particular strain to come out of there that is really transmissible among h

we have two near true that and blow little oxygen into it and then you layer on the tinder in phases, that's why the president's multiphase approach empowers the state will giving them the federalist support they need to accomplish the stated objectives. steve: with this whole debate tammy, it made me think of a point you made a while back that really made an impression on me. we are talking about the populism of the right and left and bernie sanders and you said you can't be a populist on the left because you don't believe in people power and decentralizing power it's all about centralization and that's what the left believes. the idea that there suddenly in favor of the tenth amendment is a joke. >> it's out of convenience but you can look at it this way. donald trump is so powerful he even got the democrats to believe in federalism even if it was for five minutes but at this point, also andrew cuomo was saying you can't tell us what to do a morgan a duet on ourselves it's the tenth amendment and the next thing you know he's been complaining over the past couple days, please we can'

i think it took36 days for sanders tinder's hillary clinton only 5 hear what you see here is is a real rapprochement between the 2 of them to the point where i think that bernie actuallydid and god i didn't commit to incding him on task forces th are going to result essentially being the policy platform for the noveer election. so i think that this is a good sign going forward. this is a kind of unity, the demoats need and certainly no need for any distraction going forward because. vice president biden and you have faces a fmidable candidate. president trump and he's of need to figure out how tget airtime gin the fact that the president is on every single day at 05:00pm talking about about at over 90. yeah that wasgoing to be my question of up to both of you how on earth is a job, i'm going to be able to even caaign. >>in light of the fact that not ly is the president kind of taking all the dia oxygen but there's no way for them to go out and you know mpus people in voters and talk to voters how does this campaign work under these circumstanc. >>i think it is ood that he got the endor

we have two near true that and blow little oxygen into it and then you layer on the tinder in phases,hat's why the president's multiphase approach empowers the state will giving them the federalist support they need to accomplish the stated objectives. steve: with this whole debate tammy, it made me think of a point you made a while back that really made an impression on me. we are talking about the populism of the right and left and bernie sanders and you said you can't be a populist on the left because you don't believe in people power and decentralizing power it's all about centralization and that's what the left believes. the idea that there suddenly in favor of the tenth amendment is a joke. >> it's out of convenience but you can look at it this way. donald trump is so powerful he even got the democrats to believe in federalism even if it was for five minutes but at this point, also andrew cuomo was saying you can't tell us what to do a morgan a duet on ourselves it's the tenth amendment and the next thing you know he's been complaining over the past couple days, please we can't

flying a plane over much of the bay area towing a banner asking people to find him, and even created a tinder profile for him. >> no matter what, on safe streets, busy streets, in the light of day, please don't leave your dogs outside. >> we're told the sfpd detective who was working the case will be picking jackson up and returning him home today. when i woke up and saw that story this morning, i couldn't believe it. i was so happy for her. >> she deserves to find the dog, and that's a lot of dog she put in to find that dog. i am so happy. >> i hope we are there for this reunion. are we going to be there for this reunion? >> i hope so. would you do all that to find woodstock? >> yes, i would. that's my baby. >> okay. >> we want to find people just like that to adopt our animals in all of our shelters. i wish we could do it more than just fridays. we have low to mid-50s along the east bay shore. let's look at other neighborhoods, and where it's clear up in the north bay, we have mid to upper 40s while everybody else is in the low to mid-50s. here's a look at our temperatures, and they are sig

, and his owner went to great lengths including hiring a plane to carry the banner and create add tindernt. >> we are told the detective that has been working the case is picking jackson up and returning him home today. happy to see that. >> yes. >>> salesforce is giving $10,000 grants to small businesses, and for profit companies are welcome to apply if they meet these qualifications, have to have between 200 and 250 employees, and have a certain revenue and been in business for two years,e and phreapplications will open monday. >>> thousands of bay area stores and services are still open offering to help with the central needs and a lot of them are also hiring. go to abc7news.com to find resources. just click on "support t>>> iker its iconic meatballs so you can make them at the house. they posted the ingredients with step by step directions. combine the beef, pork, onion, garlic, breadcrumbs, milk, salt and pepper and roll the mixture out into meatballs and fry them in oil on medium heat before baking them in the oven for 30 minutes. for the cream sauce, melt butter, add flour, veggie

adding this kind of kerosene to a tinder box is very dangerous.'m not going to tell you who i called or who i the texted. but i connected with a lot of people on both sides of the aisle. and i said we've got to work together. we've got to pick this down. that's how you have to dial it down. >> what's the reaction from people on both sides of the aisle? are you getting a uniform response? >> fred upton, one of my best friends, immediately joined me in trying to get people to dial down. i think my democratic colleagues understood this was escalating at a very dangerous level. and i spoke to two people, senior people, i'm just going to leave it at that, who have said you are going to see -- hopefully you're going to see a difference in tone. look, leadership right now is trying to deescalate something like this. i understand how frustrated these people are. but let's not politicize a time that is already way too raw. it just takes a spark to start an explosion that with this virus already out there could be very, very dangerous >> yeah. as if it's no

the largest online travel company, and he invests in a well-known firms you know of, match.com, and tinderr. dillard, about your view of the overall economy. the white house says the jobless rate is likely close to 16%. but then they say at the same time, the economy is about to bounce back as soon as this summer. what's the reality you see? >> there is no chance. i mean, certainly this summer. i think the summer is kind of going to be a petrie dish of all sorts of things. petrie is probably a terrible word to use right now. there will be all sorts of experimenting going on, experimenting with what does social distancing mean, when there is no real distancing, certainly in the cities. it will be a period of where it will be a big mess. and by september, probably, i believe, you'll see things -- some things -- economically return. i think people will be going back to work. in -- certainly by labor day. and i think that this -- anyone who thinks that this economy is going to bounce, you'd have to have the idea of a rubber ball not in existence to think it is going to bounce high. it can't. t

attorneys say prisons are like a tinder box ready to ignite with the rapid spread of covid-19. the three-judge panel said it does not have authority to address the coronavirus because it was created to address overcrowding issue. this comes as a santa rita county jail inmate was first to test positive in dublin. the person is stable and being monitored. >>> stanford undergraduate under students start the spring quarter online and at lower tuitions. they lowered cost since they cannot take advantage of in-person teaching and labs. they will give refunds for housing and dining since students are no longer living on campus. >>> just like schools and university yous, our local libraries are realizing learning doesn't have to stop when the actual branches close. they're trying all sort of new things to keep you and the family entertained while learning. david louis checked out the new offerings on the peninsula. >> reporter: twins carissa and mattea spend a lot of times these days taking classes online. however the 8-year-olds used to go regarly their localpand from san mateo county

reality is that unfortunately this problem predated this pandemic and however we are seeing in the tinder of being tremendously stressed and perhaps economically stressed incidents of both domestic violence and violence against other members of the family like children is going up. it's important to note that the same safety nets that existed before exist now. call the national domestic violence hot line. call safe haven. there are programs that are in place. they are figuring out amongst the coronavirus situation how to keep social distancing but still provide shelter, still provide someone to talk to, someone to help you figure out how you can maneuver in the situation and remove anybody who is in danger from the dangerous situation. social services, etcetera. those things are still present and you should, believe me, now is the time before things get worse to absolutely reach out for help. >> oh, my gosh. the feeling of being trapped is only magnified especially in the case of people that stay at home. so, michelle, here is a question for you. a viewer asks should i take advantage of o

it or not, was about whether it's safe during the crisis for people to use the hook up apps like tindernd grinder. well, he answer the question and here's what he said. you know, that's tough because it's what's called relative risk. everybody has their own tolerance for risk. you could figure out if you want to meet somebody if you're looking for a friend, sit in a room and put a mask on and chat a bit. if you want to go a little bit more intimate, well then, that's your choice regarding a risk. bingo! okay. life is filled with risks in other words. we should all be careful and we should all be responsible, but the government cannot, nor really should try eliminate all risks associated with covid-19 anymore than it could with the h1n1 or the swine flu. when we step out of the door, when we walk onto the streets, we enter a building, we get into a car, get on a bike, there are always relative risks. but the damage to millions and millions of lives, including children's' lives and our basic freedoms during the shutdown, that's also very real and for many it has been absolutely devastatin

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the petition says -- "make no mistake: immokalee is like dry tinder in the path of a wildfire."erardo reyes chavez, welcome back to democracy now! can you please describe the conditions that farmworkers in florida are facing and what you are demanding in response? havaving us, amy. these are no dououbt dire times for the entire wororld. as workers, we have been asking the local l government, , the se action and to take for the spread of covid-19 in our community. with deaf ears. people here in terms of government are not responding in anyththinge w way with that is going to help us be ready for this. there are cases of covid-19 that started to spread several days ago, more than a week ago. it was announced there were cases in our community. right now they said there are 13 cases as of yesterday. this is something that we are highly doubtful just because all of these cases happepened in a context in which t there weree o tetests availilable for o our commmmunity. so for us, this is hugely problematic because we have been seeing how in our community there hasn't been any real effo

the dry tinder situation at the cook county jail has led to urgent calls to get the prisoners out ofre. it has also drawn pleas from the americans who are locked up there right now themselves, that's a handwritten sign you can see propped up in the cell window. it says, "help. we matter too." in the community at large, in the great city of chicago, there are very worrying signs in the data about their outbreak, and its contours. african-american residents are dying at nearly six times the rate of white residents in chicago. african-americans make up about 30% of chicago's population but 68% of chicago's deaths from coronavirus. and there's this warning sign from the city's hospitals. parts of chicago are already, already running low on intensive care beds. they have some of the lowest numbers of available icu beds in the whole state. and it's not for lack of trying. this is time lapse footage of the largest convention center in north america, chicago's mccormick convention center, being converted into a 3,000-bed field hospital for coronavirus patients in chicago. and more field hosp

tinder is now allowing you to use passport for fre so you can drop a pin anywhere in the world and checkhat pern out and it's free, it used to be you would have toay for that. you can use zo, right? there's no reason not to date. and all the time to date. >> you also say tohallenge your expectations, right? >> right. get yourself out there and just know that you can do it at this point. oh, my god, do i have to wait 'til july to date? no, you don't want to do that. >> what about social media? you should leverage social media too, right? >> absolutely, leverage you social media. there are so many people who meet through social media, don't overlook it. it's also a way to stay connected to the community, release the boredom if nothing else. everybody is online right now. where else are we going to be? we can't be outside. >> yes. h fun with it. i also know you say you should plan for a killer date. >> yes. so first of l, tre's nothing sexier than cooking together, right? most of us have takeout if you can't cook. there are all these recipes online. just because they're not there and you ca

so she's on tinder now. the one thing i know is that once this is over, i'm never hanging out with myself again. restaurants are getting hit very hard right now, but many are doing what they can to stay in business and feed people in their neighborhoods. a restaurant owner in east hollywood not far from where we are came one a creative way to serve customers. her place is called calabama and they are now serving from her fourth floor apartment. what she's doing is she's making these sandwiches and lowering them down from the fire escape in a bucket. and people love it -- i wonder if you can get a bucket of coffee too. anyway, this is what it's come to. breakfast in a bucket. we are all eating like the president now. one of my co-workers received what i can only assume is a belated april fools' day prank in the mail this weekend. she got one of those coupon packs with the discounts on charmin toilet paper and bounty paper towels. but i guess you could wipe with the coupon in a pinch, right? you know, i though