he had few feelings, if any, about tricia reitler or her family. was to get in and out with tricia's location, and as fast as possible. day one, breakfast in the mess hall. jimmy zeroed in on larry hall. >> i was waiting with my tray, and i look over, and there he is. 20, 25 feet away from me. sitting there all by himself. it felt like a magnet was compelling me to come to him. finally i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. >> jimmy explained he was a brand-new inmate needing directions to the library. hall obliged. >> i kind of slapped him on the shoulder, i said, thanks a lot, i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. >> after that, they occasionally talked. but the next step came when jimmy was invited to join hall's breakfast club. >> which in the prison system, it's a big thing of who you're invited to have your breakfast with. >> keene thought he was making progress. but then prison politics got in the way. >> i left out of the chow hall one morning and a few really big, muscular guys came up to me, hey, the old man wants to talk to you ri

tricia, from madison heights, wants to know this. what about our prisons?omeone very close to me is in prison, and the coronavirus is there. i weren't they preventative -- why weren't there preventative steps taken right away? we know jail doctors and a commander have died at the wayne county jail. please respond. stabenow: tricia, i appreciate that question, and i have to tell you this is personal for me as well. before the town hall tonight, i was on the phone with my niece, who is a clinical social worker in the jackson prison where the outbreak is. i'm not sure if that is the place you are talking about, and it is pretty scary, both for the people who work there as well as the people in prison. i also have a nephew who is a deputy sheriff and works at the jail. and i have other members of my family as well. i very much understand this. perspective, i have been a strong advocate to get the protective gear. as i understand it, the masks are now coming in. it was not as fast as it should have been. honestly, it is because as a state we did not have access

. >> tricia's husband is a santa clara county sheriff's deputy it is not clear whether she also had the virus. the jail where he works as we confirmed cases of covid-19. trish dowd have not traveled overseas recently, santa clara county's public health officer believes it was a case of community transmission. and oakland, three patients have died and 36 have tested positive that a skilled nursing facility. xl care health center tells kpix 5 it is taking immense measures to safeguard those who e ed that ud reening them cttation.>>> a second small business funding bill is sitting on president trump's death. is expected to send the nearly $500 million package today. many independent and minority owned business owners say they were able to get any help from the first really package. he's been representative barbara lee says that should not be the case this time. >> with that to make sure that rn bank businesses are minority owned businesses, small businesses, veteran owned and disable owned businesses really have a shot of this money. spirit there is al the bill.>>> happening today, some no

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healthier than many people might think well if you want some food we didn't we didn't do was to do tricia we did those in the morning. there's no preservatives on montezuma distilled it's called the best card. and your defeat is of course i think the beans are the bullies is then coated in a batter made of flowers salt and water and put straight into the deep fry of your fire tell me that's my truth really toward you you don't have to live in. the portion sizes are certainly not for anyone watching their waistline the price $8.00 pounds that's nearly 9 year olds. how many of his customers have been coming here for years. but you know just it's not that no one's going to not want you know they play business by the dozens you know enjoy it but it's all existing the feeling like. it. is cheap it's good news. is healthy you know probably not good. all very nice hospitality if. that make it go but if you ask if it looks like it. is if they feel that the. cats are making me aims to do more than just sell fast food he says it's about an attitude to life a few years ago he started photographing h

i do i don't know if they'll return them or not one thing that the trouble going to tricia is doing to try to shame these companies into returning the money is they're actually going to publish a list of exactly what companies receive money and how much they got that actually might be a pretty effective way to get some of these companies to put money like you know shake shack return $2000000.00 when their name floated out there so other companies may do the same if they know but i got to tell you the one that i think is absolutely the worst of all of harvard university the fact that harvard university got millions of dollars through this and then turned around and said not only were they not going to replace repay it they said we're going to use it to help cover the cost of tuition for students who have been affected really so you're going to pay yourselves that money meanwhile they're sitting on about $40000000000.00 in and . it's just discussed it's not just harvard it's a few other universities as well and it is it which really is disgraceful here and i hope that this list is publis

the "of the chronicle" reports tricia dowell from san jose suffered a heart attack caused by covid-19. pending her autopsy, revealing what the medical examiner found a rupture in her heart, trachea and intestines. she became sick in january with flulike symptoms according to her family and she died a short time later. that was while working from home. >>> doctors are starting to notice that some rural patients, even some that are a symptomatically having strokes and making the discovery even more shocking is that doctors say is happening in patients who are in their 30s and 40s. this type of strokes patients are suffering other most of the kind of strokes known as lvls. this is billing strokes in covid-19 patients are linked to blood clots across the body's of patients. >>> now, to the medical mystery sunday north korea leader, kim jong-un. completing reports not about his health with some asian outlets saying he is dead, others are saying he's in a vegetative state. but as fox news jacqui heinrich reports, north korea has not hinted that any problems. >> reporter: growing mysteries s

. >> tricia's husband is a santa clara county sheriff's deputy. not clear whether he also had the virus. trish had not traveled overseas recently got a santa clara county's public health office believes that was a case of community transmission.>>> live look from the white house this morning, a second small business funding bill is sitting on president trump's desk. he's expecbusiness owners say t were not able to get any help for the first relief package. east bay representative barbara lee says that should not be the case this time. >> we wanted to make sure that we close the gap and took care of the small businesses, which in fact the last bill did not do. you got to make sure that are unbent businesses, our small businesses, veteran and disabled own businesses really have a shop at this. >> there's also funding for testing and hospitals in the bill.>>> and anne makoveck at the live to's desk and we have a new poll that just came out about half an hour ago, shedding a little bar light, a little more perspective on how this coronavirus pandemic

tricia zunger, an extraordinary candidate is running for congress in northern wisconsin.ir election is may 12. because republicans are so intent on following president trump's orders that people cannot vote absentee, they're going to force them to vote in person may 12. we'll be organizing -- >> wait, wait, wait. hold up, hold up. hold up. they're not going to allow vote by mail for a may 12th special congressional election? >> we have no excuse absentee voting, but you have to upload a photo of your voter i.d. we sued in court. democrats sued in court to change the rules. and ultimately to try to postpone the election and switch to a vote by mail election where everyone receives a ballot in the mail. and republicans said no, and they sued to the state and national supreme court to stop people from getting a little extra time and relief to vote safely. and they're doing it again right now. it is hard to believe. >> let me ask you this, the final question. you know, taking the political temperature of the country, you know, we have polling, we've got approval ratings and t

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the coronavirus we talk with the exutive director of california advocates for nursing home reform tricia mcginnis about the changes that she uld like to nursing homes to curb the spread of coronavirus. >>they have to increase staffing. there's no question about it. well most of the nursing homes in califnia and around the country were understaffed the first place secondly if there's any kind of outbreak it all everybody should be tested. a backup for to chair homes as hospitals becae they are incubators for this disease. >>so here's some of the recommendations mcginnis recommends for the state to consider they include monitoring positive. patients daily ensuring sufficient staffing and employing a month governor newsome said is that he laid out new strategieand plans to protect seniors in nursing homes. it's unclear if he included any of these in the recommentions. >>comingp next why the nurses want to help with the coronavirus pandemic but are having trouble finding work for more on the challenges they're facing. and also after the break the search for a treatment for covid-19 connues a

and julie and tricia showed the children the rooms that they had been in when the kennedy children were young. and then the president and mrs. nixon invited them for a lovely, private dinner. and i thought that was just one of the most gracious things that they could have done at that time to preserve mrs. onassis' privacy and give her the time, her one time that she ever came back to the white house. >> and mrs. onassis wrote the most -- >> beautiful letter. >> -- touching and beautiful letter you can imagine, saying that the nixons had made the day she most dreaded a wonderful experience for her and her kids. and it just, i mean, would bring a tear to your eye to see this letter. she was also very complementary to mrs. nixon about how the white house had been improved. and she said there were no dark corners anymore in the white house, that she had done a beautiful job. and she also complimented their ability raising the two lovely daughters that you have and that she was so -- she said, to raise young women like that who are in the public eye their entire lives is a very difficult th

tricia, san francisco chronicle. you're next. >> okay. so two patients at laguna ho-- laguna honda have tested positive. my questions are, when exactly were they tested? how many patients have they come in contact with before they were confirmed positive, and how many more staff members at laguna honda are being tested for covid? >> so i'm not at liberty to provide the specific testing date. i want to ensure that everybody knows that our primary focus is protecting the health care workers, including those who were recently diagnosed and the patients. laguna honda has experience in working with health care measures. we will provicontinue to provi those, and they are ongoing. the work is ongoing. workers are getting the best protective gear possible so they can continue to do their work, and patients are monitored on an hourly basis for any symptoms that would warrant them being tested. we are using the best science with regard to hygiene, with regard to personal protective equipment, so ensure that we're doing everything we can to protect

, a gp and primary health ca re this man, a gp and primary health care sciences —— and thank you, triciapast nine. this morning, charlie, do you wa nt to nine. this morning, charlie, do you want to know one of my problems? here. the haircut problem. i mean, you obviously take great care over your hair. i am concerned about how i'm going to get my haircut. it is not just humans who i'm going to get my haircut. it is notjust humans who are willing about this. this is a proper real problem that people are thinking about. you're thinking specifically about. you're thinking specifically about dogs because dogs have been mentioned. louise mentioned her dog. we cannot... sometimes things get mentioned in the programme and we cannot leave them. i opened my big mouth, charlie, an hourago. cannot leave them. i opened my big mouth, charlie, an hour ago. you told us that she had given your dog a home haircut and we asked for the evidence. are you ready? she was quite chilled, actually. she was quite chilled, i was the one that was nervous. it was a bit scrappy. this picture is edited a little bit. i