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quarters. i am moving probably $1500 to $2,000 per week. other good news is that u.s. mint is up in production again, dana. however, the federal reserve says what is really going to help is one businesses open and stay open to get that flow going again. dana. dana: the app. interesting problem. alicia, thank you so much. some of the most fascinating conversations i have ever had all over the world have happened in the kitchen and out the tab table. so calm, be a fly on my wall as i cracked the code that connects us all. dana: former grey s anatomy star is a washington leaving behind the scrubs and putting on an apron. it s all part of his new show, kitchen talk, streaming on fox nation. isaiah washington joins me now. we are so fortunate to have you join this family, this team of
good monday morning to you, craig melvin here, let s start this hour by getting you caught up on the facts. there are 1.1 million known cases in the united states, so far, more than 68,000 americans have died. and in just the last hour the food and drug administration, the fda announcing that companies selling coronavirus antibody tests must submit data on their accuracy. the new rules coming after researchers found high rates of false results.
read new recipes and try things and who has time for that? i love doing it and skook from scratch but time doesn t permit. i was trying to think of the last time we cooked a meal together. i don t recall. i judge no one. you have to make a decision for your family like what s too much and find that balance. how you re eating can be a little bit of a reflection on what s going on in your life, too. it s not easy. while we debate the issues of time poverty, the boys sneak a box of snack cakes. empty calories. loaded with sugar. not really the most appropriate appetizer. but we want our kids to eat healthy. i want you to be healthy. i want our food lives to be rich. wow. looks great. same amount of cooking time. two very different meals. let me. thank you. a little of that.
who has time for that? my dad used to cook all the time. i love doing it, but time doesn t permit. i was trying to think the last time we cooked at meal together. i can t recall. i judge no one. you guys have to make a decision for your family life what s too much and find that balance. how you re eating and everything can be a little bit of a reflection of like what s going on in your life, too. totally. [ laughter ] it s not easy. while we debate the issues of time poverty, the boys sneak a box of snack cakes. we bought brownies. empty calories, loaded with sugar, not the most appropriate advertiser. i want you to be healthy, your kids lives to be food rich. looks great. same amount of cooking time, two very different meals. well, here, let me. thank you. very nice, thank you. i m going to do a little bit