This is the daily social distancing show, with trevor noah. Trevor you know, during dark times like these im often reminded of the words of the great 20th century philosopher robert mcferrin, when he wrote, dont worry. Ooh, ooh ooh ooh ooooh ooh ooooh be happy now. Thats what were going to do now in our ongoing segment, a ray of sunshine. Our first bit of good comes out of canada the only country where syrup has legal rights. And where one family found love in a hopeless place. Reporter carrie lynn ellis was not going to let coronavirus restrictions stop her from giving a big hug on mothers day. She and her husband created what they call the hug glove in their backyard of ontario, canada. It is a plastic sheet with sleeves in it to allow hugs while preventing direct contact. Ellis said she and her mother, they were in tears. Its hard to say if they were tears of joy, tears of laughter, or maybe a little bit of both. Trevor okay, im sorry, i dont want to cry, but this is the sweetest st
Are selfemployed who tried to file their claims under pua. In fact, state senator scott weiner from San Francisco says his Office Reached out. Is it fully fixed . What happened . I think whats happened is because of the Unprecedented Demand were seeing, sometimes the system can be a little intermittent. So it depends on how much load is coming in at one given time. Luckily our ui Online System has been a true work horse for us through this whole pandemic. Thats the only reason weve been able to process large volumes of claims automatically through that system and try to keep up with the workload. There are better times to try to get into the Online System. Thats usually between the hours in the morning up until, say, 10 00 a. M. And in the evening, after 5 00. Those are usually the best times to be able to get in and minimize the load that may be coming in at any oneg those prime hours you are less likely to encounter glitches and be cut off. Right. Sometimes what happens is the connec
Out of San Francisco, breaking news. Take a look. Brand new video this morning of this fouralarm fire still burning at a warehouse at pier 45 at Fishermans Wharf. Firefighters say additional structures and the s. S. Jeremiah obrien ship are threatened right now. We have viewer video showing you just how far the flames were visible. People around the bay area saying they can see the flames and the smoke now rising up over the bay area. It is unclear what ignited the flames. Crews say no one has been hurt. We are closely monitoring this and working to bring you any new updates as soon as they come in. Lets get right to lisa argen for the weather. There is absolutely no wind at all out there. So the winds are calm and that allows that smoke to drift right up into the atmosphere, straight upwards. And not looking at it dispersing at all because of the lack of wind. So were looking at a clear start. Heres live doppler 7. Just patchy fog along the coast. A beautiful sun rise here. Check it o
And for that shower curtain. Think about it, because, normally shower curtains see us apt our worst were naked, cleaning our butts, singing bad. But this one got outside to see that humans are not so bad. You know it wont take long for people to start using it for the wrong reason. Grandma got hugged but two guys from the bar will be saying whatd you just say to me . Awww hell, no. Get inside the plastic. Get inside the plastic, dawg. Lets handle this like men. Moving on. Theres no denying that one of the biggest things we miss the most right now is traveling you know, seeing new places, visiting your family, fleeing to a country without extradition. Well, now theres a new company that gives you a little taste of travel, right at home. Reporter just because youre stuck at home doesnt mean you cant get some airline food. The aptly named company, imperfect foods, is selling the snacks previously given to Airline Passengers and airline customers. The company is dedicated to eliminating fo
American economy and incredible strain on the American Healthcare system and everybody involved with that. Public Health Experts have told us we need to flatten the curve and the Economic Cost of flattening the curve was pretty great. On the other side of that equation, the impact on hospitals was significant in that many of them have been ready and waiting for whatever they needed tohe do. And because we flatten the curve the worstcase scenarios not occur and in most cases they were prevented. They had plenty of hospital beds and before it was over with we had ventilators and all of those things we will have later. But, the crisis because of flattening the curve has sat and had certainly lassoed longer and willd last longer than it would have otherwise. Im not saying thats a bad thing, im just saying measures like closing businesses and sending people home from work, practicing social distancing putting people on the unemployment rolls have created Serious Problems for people that hav