unfiltered, at c-span.org/coronavirus. an update now from alabama governor kay ivey on the state response to the coronavirus pandemic. she said that coordinating with other state and county officials on how to reopen the economy once the pandemic starts to lift. gov. ivey: i think for i think i speak for all alabamians in thanking the lord that we did not have loss-of-life and property damage was not dire, so we are very grateful. while in the middle of the covid-19 virus, certainly, we are all concerned about our help our health. no many of our friends are also having the extra burden of having to deal with a damaged home or vehicle. we all know that you can replace a building, but you cannot restore your loved ones. we are grateful that no lives were lost in our state on sunday. our thoughts and prayers continue to be with our neighbors in the east and the west. they have certainly had a lot more of the deaths than we have, and property damage as well. governors reeve
loss-of-life and property damage was not as dire as it was in other states, so we are very grateful. while in the middle of the covid-19 virus, certainly, we are all concerned about our our health. no many of our friends are also having the extra burden of having to deal with a damaged home or vehicle. we all know that you can replace a building, but you cannot restore your loved ones. we are grateful that no lives were lost in our state on sunday. our thoughts and prayers continue to be with our neighbors to the east and the west. they have certainly had a lot more of the deaths than we have, and property damage as well. i m offering to governors reeves, kemp, and edwards, our condolences in this time of loss in their states, and we will offer to provide any resources they would find useful. that is what neighbors do. neighbors help neighbors. turning our attention back to the covid-19 pandemic, i want to give you a more in-depth update on the progress we are making with our
sadly, many times that good is born out of tragedy. we begin with a man in a wheelchair whose therapy dog was stolen and then returned. we covered the crime and reunion when it happened last month. but we have a suspicion that behind this good-news story was an even better one. we were right. i want to let you guys know to never give up, keep pushing, stay positive. if karma ever wanted to make a commercial, arthur might make a good pitchman. it s tough but it gets better with time. for what better way to explain what happened to arthur last month than a good turn after so many good deeds. life is short. i know that after what i ve been through. i want to leave a mark on this life. arthur s story, you might have guessed, didn t start in a good way. this chapter beginning seven years ago with a mugger and a gun in a dark san francisco parking lot. it happened so quickly. he shot me. the bullet went through my chest, went through both of my lungs, shattered my spi
important role in finding answers. reporter: a son is on the right track to honor his mother s legacy, prompting others to follow his lead. and to see so many people come support the cage is really awesome. it s cool to see. reporter: here is nbc bay area s garvin thomas. thank you so much for joining us. our goal for the next half hour, to give you just a glimpse of the enormous good being done around the bay area every day. sadly, many times that good is borne out of tragedy. and that couldn t be more true than with our first few stories. we begin with a man in a wheelchair whose therapy dog was stolen and then returned. we covered the crime and reunion when it happened last month but we had a suspicion that behind this good news story was an even better one. we were right. and i want let you guys know to never give up. keep pushing. stay positive. reporter: if karma ever wanted to make a commercial, arthur might make a good pitchman. it s tough but it gets be
role in finding answers. a son is on the right track to honor his mother s legacy prompting others to follow his lead. to see so many people to support the page. here is nbc bay area s garvin thomas. thank you so much for joining us. our goal for the next half hour to give you a glimpse of the enormous good being done around the bay area every day. sadly, many times that good is born out of tragedy and couldn t be more true than with our first story. we begin with a man in a wheelchair whose therapy dog was stolen and returned. we covered the crime and reunion when it happened last month but we have a suspicion behind this good news story was an even better one. we were right. i want to let you guys know to never give up, keep pushing to stay positive. if karma wanted to make a commercial author might make a good pitch man. it gets better with time. reporter: what better way to explain what happened to arthur last month than a good turn after so many good deeds.