" ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: oh, boy oh, the hours i spent with this one right here the old "tonyas ] it was such a fun -- in this game, you were a world class figure skater who's competing against tonya harding and the goal of the game was to complete a figure skating routine while avoiding tonya harding's goons who would come after you [ laughter ] and you sort of hit "a" to jump over 'em [ applause ] and then you hit "b" you know, to get low and then do a little duck then the final boss was of course tonya harding herself and she would sort of chase you. [ laughter ] and you'd have to just tap the buttons to go as fast as you could and then eventually, she would trip on her shoelaces right there. [ video game sound effects ] >> ooh >> seth: there you go. and that -- that was it. that's how you won it was fun it was fun [ applause ] the next game was inspired by the chernobyl disaster of 1986 [ laughter ] it was "chernobyl: the game. and what it did was it took place after the catastrophe. you played as a soviet official and you goal was to eat up all the paper work that would sh

all right let's bring in our correspondent tonya kramer she's standing by for us in jerusalem hi tiny and good to see you as reach that this is the 3rd election in israel in under a year what are the results tell us this time around what is different compared to the last 2 elections. why i think what's different this time issue compared to the elections and a call and in september that benyamin netanyahu and the likud there have to come full to the lead and that gives him some kind of momentum to really go ahead and go and to build a new coalition but of course as you said in the report as well is that he still falls short of one to 2 seats. we are not yet sue about the final counting there because the results the final results are expected sometime later today and it's a very narrow margin so we have to wait whether you need to look for one or 2 seats to come over that magic number of 61 seats out of 120 knesset seats to be able to form a coalition government what is the perspective there i mean can he really break the deadlock and form a government. well that's a big question now wh

let me turn to chris and another question from tonya and langford.t if i had to ta ke tonya and langford. what if i had to take my pet to the vet? best advice is ring the vet first full because if the vet is not operating you will not take the pet to the vet at all. but the bottom line is is an essential visit? if it is, then that animal posit welfare is important in the vet will acknowledge that and almost certainly want to see it. if it is not essential, or perhaps a medication or regular prescription, that could perhaps be done remotely without their having to be an appointment. i would without their having to be an appointment. iwould phone without their having to be an appointment. i would phone ahead and see if a plan is appointment. i would phone ahead and see ifa plan is in appointment. i would phone ahead and see if a plan is in place. most vets will thought of this and will have one. that sounds pretty sensible. a lot of questions about key workers in of questions about vulnerable groups and we have got one question here from ingrid. i am a

brent: let's go to tonya. people wanted to be over. i guess we will -- people want it to be over. guess we are closer to being over. you have any numbers? >> we just -- the polling stations have closed. the main tv channels have published the first exit polls. we have channel 13, 37 seats. everything is counted in seats. blue and white of benny guns. 32, we are looking at the two main parties. blue and white, 33. pretty close exit polls this time around. a very high number. brent: how do you read those numbers? >> if you look at it, what isis important is to look at it now -- what it means in terms of coalition making. what does it mean for the right wing religious block? all of the exit polls suggest they would have 60 seats by now and only 54 for blue-and-white. that is a clear lead for netanyahu. we have gone up on the last election at least. these are exit polls. now, the counting starts of the votes. this will be updated in the coming hours. brent: it is true these are the exit poll numbers, are you surprised we are seeing this party ahead? >> i think yes. many people have ex

from the political issues also to the legal issues benyamin netanyahu all right our correspondent tonya kramer reporting there from jerusalem thank you. let's get a reminder now of our top stories aren't e.-w. tensions are rising on the border between greece and turkey where thousands of refugees are trying to enter the european union turkey said over the weekend it would no longer stop migrants from leaving its territory for the last chief executive was enough undenied is heading to the region to assess the situation. coming up next our show kickoff takes a look back at the weekend's abundance league action thank you for watching did any of. the song come. world's favorites for. the wonder spectacular golems. plenty of emotion. the best of game day. kick off. next on double. clothes that you can wear with a clear conscience. the fashion industry is going green a lot of companies right sustainable on their label. but those those clothing really meet sustainability standards we go undercover to find out eco friendly fashion green sheen or the real deal. close up. in 60 minutes on t w. th

tonya, a nurse, fears she has the virus. a colleague has it.re invasive, unpleasant, handled with extreme care in case they've picked up the pathogen. trasnlation: i'm very worried, especially for my family and my patients. at home, i am staying in one room isolated treating myself or my symptoms alone. the spanish government has asked the eu for protective equipment for its medical workers. gavin lee has more. what we are talking about is 1.5 million face masks, 500,000 respirators, 500,000 fast emergency testing kits, hundreds of ventilators. this will have to go to eu countries and elsewhere, possibly china, to see what comes back. and the eu are going through a procurement programme at the moment and it is in its early stages and there are reports that at the moment countries combined could only provide around 10% of what's needed around the eu. so that's something that may take some time. but worrying for spain today. going across to italy where that figure is still the highest anywhere in terms of the death toll in the world — 70,000 case

technical data and i look forward to seeing what other reporters can dig up on that particular case tonya in london israel or slash israel the onus a group seems to corner the market at this leading edge of cyber security why israel why not the americans why not the russians for example. well i don't know if it's completely true that israel is the only company a country that is exporting this kind of cyber surveillance technology we actually see number of companies and we have been for 10 years tracking companies and there was the italian company hacking team until it was you know was sort of busted after some leaks in 2015 there was fin fisher which was a britain originally a british company gammer international and they can a german company there is a very very extensive industry that has been blossoming really in the last 10 years and i think as technology has driven prices down this technology is more readily available for governments around the world to purchase with seeing and we're going to continue to see a proliferation and diversification of the market not only by major players

tonya is in athens, ohio, on that line for african-american veterans.orning. i cannot believe this. this is absolute serendipity because this is only the third time i've been able to get through to c-span. for me to get through this time, i don't even know where to start. i'm going to speak extra quickly to get all this information out. first of all, colonel salter, i have to get in touch with you. i think we may be related. i have five of the most beautiful -- i mean, huge, portraits and they're all salters. one question, where you're from. they're all salters and stamped on the back 1868, 1870. that's the first thing. the other thing is i want to tell you my husband's grandfather was on the news and we have several photographs of him at the office outside with the people. the other thing i want to tell you is i'm so excited, i can't believe this. james monroe trotter is the great-great-uncle of my husband. mary church is my great-aunt. great-great-aunt on my mother's side. i'm saying i think not only i'm sure that we're related but you are related to

jon: doctor tonya elliott, thank you very much.colon cancer screening for people 45 plus at average risk. i took your advice and asked my doctor to order cologuard, that noninvasive colon cancer screening test. the delivery guy just dropped it off. our doctor says it uses advanced science. it's actually stool dna technology that finds 92 percent of colon cancers. no prep, and private. colon cancer screening that's as easy as get, go, gone. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. jon: the ice hockey world championship since witchel and scheduled for may have officially been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. this according to the international ice hockey federation. and the olympic flame arriving in japan amid doubts over when the tokyo games might start. today the usa track and field ceo got the call to postpone the games by sending a letter to the u.s. olympic chair. but officials maintain it is still too early to make a decision. as of now, the games are st

portraying 10 year-olds and oscar portrayed by joe martinez and two friends beth and frank portrayed by tonyamurrey are inviting people in right from the beginning and that's how it starts we're modeling, ask us questions and modeling play with us throughout the whole thing, it's got a steady guide to proceed and talk back after. the goal is to help support teachers and school communities in this ongoing conversation. >> i think a lot of people understand what bullying is. do you hope to give children actionable items on if and when they come across it at the schoolyard? >> wonderful question. in the study guide and script. >> give me an example. >> bystanders are people who see bullying but do nothing. up standers are people who see bullying and do something. >> hey, knock it off. leave her alone. >> talk to a grown up. put it in context and have empathy for the problem. it can be the person that bullies that gets bullied and that's what this particular oscar focuses on is that and having empathy for those people. we have two shows in the spring tour and the other speaking to empathy and tha

. >> reporter: a stay-at-home order won't stop tonya brown from coming to work. after enduring an abusive relationship for 11 years, brown is a survivor turned savor, working at the community for peace, helping victims break the cycle. in the last weeks, she's answered an overwhelming number of domestic violence calls. >> it puts the abusers in the home with the family, more frequently than usual. the abusers are not going to work or the victim doesn't have the opportunity to work on the children our home. the income is cut and it's a pressure cooker. >> reporter: i called resources that victims depend on and some are stretched thin or not open. >> the business office is closed until further notice. if the response time is longer than normal, we ask for your patience and understanding. >> reporter: there were scare tactics posted for abusers using, some holding hand sanitizer and threatening to cancel insurance to control victims. one caller said they were physically abused. >> imagine being on the front line with nowhere to go and no one to turn to but you have

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tonya is next from north carolina. caller: good morning. i have a comment and then a question. much misinformation on the news whenever our president comes on. i wish they would just let the doctor speak, no one else, and we will get the proper information. people should the blame him for the virus, definitely not. i want to ask john also. organizationlth stated this morning that they need -- that everyone needs to be tested. i know we do not have enough test kits to do that, but is it -- we willat people not know who has the virus, but can people have that virus and not have symptoms? host: thanks for the call. guest: thank you for raising that issue. yes, we now know that you can transmit the virus even if you do not have symptoms. a period of time before you develop symptoms you can still be infectious. why this is so dangerous. people can unwittingly be transmitting at even if they feel fine. they can be transmitting it. we need to be -- take a lot of precautions. i do also appreciate your comment that it would be great if we have widespread available testing. we are as a n

. >> reporter: tonya is a bartender who lost her job monday after the state ordered bars and restaurantsmit their services to take-out and delivery. >> what is next for you? >> i don't -- i don't really know. i guess a lot of waiting around. >> reporter: a lot of waiting for mark to say as well, he's a hotel waiter, now out of work. he said he spent hours online trying to file for unemployment, the system crashed due to sudden high demand not seen since 9/11. >> uncertainty for everyone right now. it is completely unfathomable. >> reporter: hotel of courtel o rates, economically the worst may be yet to come. if the city's residents are ordered to shelter in place. >> i'm hearing constantly from people who are tremendously worried about how they're going to make ends meet and that scenario, a shelter in place begs a lot of questions. >> reporter: across the country, hospitality workers from san francisco to boston to grand rapids, michigan, wondering how to make ends meet and if they will have jobs to go back to. >> how are they going to pay their bills? how am i going to pay my bills? >>

steve: speaking of passage with tonya brown, tonya could not begin her journey until acceptance until extraordinary faith. a lot of faith in your book. >> yeah, but it was important for me to have a good collection of people who had faith going into their forgiveness journey. some who found faith and some who still don't necessarily have a faith because when i was researching forgiveness in my own struggle a lot of faith-based books which are amazing but important to have a good collection. ainsley: how has your faith grown? i know that you have married chris pratt and faith is such a center part of your relationship? >> no, it is a huge part of our relationship and lives and upbringing, i grew up with faith being a huge part of my family's part as well. it's huge part of healing process. if you're able to have that to rely on is a great gift. steve: you tell great stories about forgiveness and in the end you summarize and you leave a little blank space at the end where people can do what? >> well, people can actually write down their forgiveness thoughts. what i down and what i found

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reporter: tonya, others criticized for you using the phrase chinese virus. how do you feel about that, you continue using that phrase. >> well china was putting out information which was false that our military behave this to them that was false. and rather than having an argument, i said, i have to call it where it came from. it did come from china. so i think it is a very accurate term. no i didn't appreciate the fact that china was saying our military gave it to them. our military did not give it to everybody. >> critics say using phrase creates a stigma. >> no, i don't think so. i think saying our military gave it to them creates a stigma. please? reporter: when you speak to travel and tourism executives today, what specific help are you going to offer to them? >> they need help, let's face it. they go from having record breaking years, this is, third year of record breaking years, travel and tourism, airlines, everything, they were doing record numbers, ordering new planes, building new hotels, everything was really hunky-dory. then one day we hear abou

tonya is next from north carolina. caller: good morning. i have a comment and then a question.h misinformation on the news whenever our president comes on. i wish they would just let the doctor speak, no one else, and we will get the proper information. people should the blame him for the virus, definitely not. i want to ask john also. organizationlth stated this morning that they need -- that everyone needs to be tested. i know we do not have enough test kits to do that, but is it -- we willat people not know who has the virus, but can people have that virus and not have symptoms? host: thanks for the call. guest: thank you for raising that issue. yes, we now know that you can transmit the virus even if you do not have symptoms. a period of time before you develop symptoms you can still be infectious. why this is so dangerous. people can unwittingly be transmitting at even if they feel fine. they can be transmitting it. we need to be -- take a lot of precautions. i do also appreciate your comment that it would be great if we have widespread available testing. we are as a natio