died alone susannah died a couple days later also alone they were married 44 years this is michael yon a korean immigrant who lived the american dream hoping a convenience store before becoming a local council man in his adopted hometown now signs of thanks and sorrow to him at a makeshift memorial in his honor michael yon was well known in the community for the trademark the bow tie that he wore around his neck here it is main office the door was always open he was more often than not inside serving free coffee and danishes members of the community would often just walk right in to talk to him i know because i was one of them michael yon was my councilman i live just a block away on march 26th he went into the hospital diagnosed with corona virus 10 days later he was dead another soul now gone like so many others taken from family and friends by an unforgiving by iris taking too many lives gabriel's andu al-jazeera jersey city new jersey. for many people all over the world the worst part of the crisis is being cut off from the people they love. brings us some of the stories. life unde

this is michael yon it korean immigrant who lived the american dream hoping a convenience store before becoming a local council man in his adopted hometown now signs of thanks and sorrow to him at a makeshift memorial in his honor michael yon was well known in the community for the trademark bow tie that he wore around his neck here it is main office the door was always open he was more often than not inside serving free coffee and danishes members of the community would often just walk right in to talk to him i know because i was one of them michael yon was my councilman i live just a block away on march 26th he went into the hospital diagnosed with corona virus 10 days later he was dead another soul now gone like so many others taken from family and friends by an unforgiving by iris taking too many lives gabriel's on. jersey city new jersey for the last few minutes of this we're going to shift the focus away from the u.s. and europe muslims in sri lanka angry at the government's decision to make cremation compulsory for corona virus victims 3 of the 7 reported victims so far muslims

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so if you have to go to work, ie yon essential worker and you work with a lot of people, you work at or you're a health care professional? yes, when you come home, take your clothes off, put them in the wash, jump in the shower. but, if you for a walk around the block or if you're going for a little walk or going to get groceries, you don't need to come home and take a shower. you obviously have to wash your you have to make sure that when you do go out, wear a mask to protect others. but showering and putting your clothes in the washer, every time you step outside of the house, that's not necessary. >> nawaz: here's another question about what's safe or not safe to do. this one comes to us from clairi sullivwisconsin. she submitted her question on facebook, and she writes, "i'm 67 years old. t i still my son's house five mornings a week to help care for his baby. both parents are workim home. is this safe?" what do you say, dr. mishori? >> if you castay home, stay me. if you don't have to te public transportation, do not take public transportation. try to be as safe as possible. >>

i know a lot of people in the united states have given up on the region, but i would urge yon not to because progress takes time. we have a lot of factors that work against us. the uprisings are not over and they are on a failure, they are only the beginning. and thehe united states took soe time to become what it is today. after the french revolution that democracy was not the instant results the day after. it takes time and so i settled on hope because another company in the region people that have never known and i see how they want to escape the ghosts of the past. they want to build a different future. they wanted to escape so i've written this book for people in the west in the united states and elsewhere who wonder what went wrong in the region and why i did write this book for those determined the times before and what happened to us. perhaps i wrote it especially for the younger generation who today ask their parents why didn't you do anything to stop what was unraveling, why did you let this happen and i was amazed to see that question posed in both saudi arabia and iran, b