cindy is glad to have help from chris. she is a three-time cancer survivor. in the age of covid-19, she s doing everything she can to rehab at home. i feel so heart heart heart t those people in the nursing homes that are stuck there. reporter: now more than ever, there s new demand for in-home health care. in fact, it is creating a brand new job market. when you walk with a cane, the patient should walk and look out toward the front and not hunched over. she teach as free weekly online class at the adult school on how to become a home care it a. it is now the most popular course being offered. so it is in great demand now. because of covid, a lot of people don t want to put their loved ones in a facility and they want to keep them at home. reporter: nursing homes have become hot spots in the bay area and across the country. it is increasing our business and we are in higher demand than we ve been before. reporter: he says he s recruiting new caregivers daily, o
and the readers for allowing me to be who had elevated libraries. [applause] let me just say that you are now a number one. i finally smacked down andrew carnegie. but when i started this book i could not have anticipated that part of it. i was drawn because they wanted to understand that happened in 1986 the epic fire that close the black one - - the library for seven years but more importantly i wanted to understand why i cared about it so much. i have often said if somebody said to me city hall burned down i would have thought that s too bad. i assume they will rebuild it. but hearing that a library had burned, felt like a deep profoundly personal loss. and i thought why do we feel such a connection to books? and what is so disturbing. and with the investigative curiosity with the overarching question of why do we care so much about libraries. and that s what stirs a lot of people because for many people it was a reminder to them of how much they care about libraries. so
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thank you for showing up here and not at my home, i appreciate that. hey, before we get going i need to thank somebody. i need to thank our guitar player, toshi, he s from japan, he went back home to japan over the holiday break, how was it? you saw the whole family? yeah. jimmy: he brought me back a gift. one year you brought me a kimono, which was nice, i wear it to the mailbox every morning. but this year toshi, who i know you didn t expect me to mention this, you brought me what this. shampoo. jimmy: shampoo. he brought me a bottle i guess this is special shampoo for people with thinning hair? well yes. i use it. jimmy: so toshi gave me the shampoo. then this was an extra thing, you stood in front of my desk and explained how to use it. correct me if i have it wrong. you said, wet your hair, then lather on the shampoo, then rinse it off. yeah. massage your head, yes. jimmy: right, right, right. see, normally [ laughter ] usually when i do it, i squir
and not at my home, i appreciate that. hey, before we get going i need to thank somebody. i need to thank our guitar player, toshi, he s from japan, he went back home to japan over the holiday break, how was it? you saw the whole family? yeah. jimmy: he brought me back a gift. one year you brought me a kimono, which was nice, i wear it to the mailbox every morning. but this year toshi, who i know you didn t expect me to mention this, you brought me what this. shampoo. jimmy: shampoo. he brought me a bottle i guess this is special shampoo for people with thinning hair? well yes. i use it. jimmy: so toshi gave me the shampoo. then this was an extra thing, you stood in front of my desk and explained how to use it. correct me if i have it wrong. you said, wet your hair, then lather on the sham yeah. massage your head, yes. jimmy: right, right, right. see, normally [ laughter ] usually when i do it, i squirt it in the air, try to get it to land on my head, th