atjust five months old, amelia is one of the youngest patients to be treated for covid—19. now safely home, her mother has thanked the team for all their support at such a worrying time. we were shocked. i knew before the doctor walked in, cos of what he was wearing... he had all his ppe on, so i had prepared myself. but i was very shocked, you never think it's going to happen to you or your family. i can't tell you what this feels like. it's amazing. i want to thank everybody for keeping me going over the last ten days — i really appreciated it. alison woolford was treated with oxygen and also recovered. here, smiling on hearing that she was going home. the number of nurses and health care assistants who came in to me and said, "my goodness, isn't it fantastic? "you're looking so much better, because you were so ill." i think it was good for them to have some people who were recovering well. paul nicholls is still on his journey towards a full recovery but, every day, gains more strength. it's definitely a life changer. i'm not going to forget this. it makes you very tha

. >> reporter: amelia leahy's senior year has been cut short her prom dress going off so is the rest of lacrosse season >> i was about 50 days away from breaking a 20-year-old probably record >> reporter: she understands why but is disappointed. >> it was such a big impactful part of m leitch and such a good part of my life that i don't want to see it as over >> reporter: it's not just seniors. coronavirus is canceling rites of passage for students of all ages like saying good-bye to friends and teachers, moving to new grades or schools. parents facing tough questions about what's to come >> not being able to give answers is very difficult. it's very hard >> the first thing is to answer honestly >> reporter: dr. melissa gilliam, an adolescent behavior expert at the university of chicago, says parents shouldn't be afraid to say i don't know or use storytelling to get at the emotions driving questions >> you can say, you know, this virus, this pandemic, it reminds me of another story of what it feels like to be really scared and this is how i managed it >> reporter: playing games or pu

atjust five months old, amelia is one of the youngest patients to be treated for covid—19. now safely home, her mother has thanked the team for all their support at such a worrying time. we were shocked. i knew before the doctor walked in, cos of what he was wearing... he had all his ppe on, so i had prepared myself. but i was very shocked, you never think it's going to happen to you or your family. i can't tell you what this feels like. it's amazing. i want to thank everybody for keeping me going over the last ten days — i really appreciated it. alison woolford was treated with oxygen and also recovered. here, smiling on hearing that she was going home. the number of nurses and health care assistants who came in to me and said, "my goodness, isn't it fantastic?

you saw that amazing video earlier on of amelia from louisiana. she has an aincredible voice and she has been singing in her neighborhood. her mom posted it on facebook. leonard cohen's hallelujah. it has had 500,000 shares on facebook. >> and she is also going to be singing on easter sunday. and they are going to stream that live. she has incredible voice and we want to hear more of her. jillian: let's hear more of her right now. ♪ he died ♪ he saved us from our sins ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ hallelujah ♪ jillian: it really is beautiful. something that everybody needs to see right now. that's fantastic. janice: i agree. jillian: heart hunter. we saw this last week. kind of similar to the rainbows that some communities were placing as a scavenger hunt? >> yes. a woman in iowa started this on facebook. hunt hunters encouraging folks across communities to post hearts in their homes, in their windows and around their workplaces. this is laqueena cardiac surgeries. posted hearts around workplace encouraging people to social distancing so

five—month—old amelia is one of the youngest survivors of covid—19. we'll talk to her mum, emily, who hopes their story will encourage more of us to follow the social distancing rules. also on breakfast: who'll walk your dog if you're not allowed to leave the house? we'll hear from the volunteers who are happy to take the lead. good morning, a summary of the main news. all care home residents and staff in england who show symptoms of coronavirus are to be offered a test by the government. it comes after outbreaks were confirmed in more than 2,000 care homes. providers say more testing is vital to control the spread of the virus and to enable staff who are self—isolating to return to work. president trump says he'll withhold funding for the world health organisation, claiming it "failed in its basic duty" when responding to the coronavirus pandemic. mr trump accused the organisation of failing to investigate the outbreak in the chinese city of wuhan, where the virus emerged. un secretary general, antonio guterres, said now was not the time to reduce

amelia, how did your father do? tell us about teaching your dad your song. >> it was kind of funny because he always [inaudible] started to get better and then it looked good. it's been pretty good. in my profession, usually it can be pretty tough and they probably get on me about dancing in uniform but it's been really well received. and everyone said they really liked it and put a smile on their face, which is what we had hoped for with doing. this i mean with everything going on. we hoped that somebody could at least smile from it. i didn't expect a couple million people to see it, but it is what it is, and i'm glad that they could have a laugh at my expense. steve: amelia, it's got to be cool to have a father as a police officer but it's got to be super cool to have a father as a dancing police officer. >> um-huh. steve: i know. i know. and the song is perfect "i need a hero" because we do. lieutenant aamelia, thank you very much. great job. >> thank you. steve: awesome. you can see the whole video on our websit

then amelia rose. classic and elegant, beautiful jewelry. we've got diamond initial necklaces and earrings. all initials for either celebrate yourself or celebrate the people that you love, also really beautiful pave stone white sapphires and cuff, a nice assortment and good price ranges. everything ranges from 50% to 74% off so $15 to $58 today from amelia rose. one of our favorites, dr. brandt's skin care. i am obsessed with their microdermabrasion. kind of the best ever for me personally. all of their skin care products are great. we've got a great eye and lip assortme assortment, but today especially for all of their microdermabrasi microdermabrasion. $1 of every purchase goes to the miami health system for personal protective equipment. i like that extra benefit and all products are slashed in half so from dr. brandt they start at $19.50 and this company has free shipping. then finally a great new one for us called teaspressa. they are based in phoenix, arizona, a small business. they've had to close their stores there so they are comin

and part of that effort, shields made in amelia and matt brown's family garage. >> there's always something that everybody can do. even if you don't have a 3d printer, you can help somehow. >> reporter: for "good morning america," i'm devin dwyer in washington. >> love that. thank you, devin. >>> coming up on "gma," h.o.r.s.-ing around. part of what's become a playground competition. there's my career,... my cause,... my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. v dicine is one part of it. who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2... medicines in... 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines... while taking dovato. you can take dovato anytime of day,... with food... or without. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its... ingredients or if you take dofetilide. if you have hepatitis b, it can change during treatment with dovato and become harder to treat. your hepatitis b may get worse or become life-threatening... if yo

. >> reporter: colorado seventh grader amelia brown and father matt giving us an inside look at their operation. 3d printers making plastic headbands for face shields, one per hour, around the clock. >> this is one that's being printed. the printer takes thin beads of plastic -- >> reporter: the printers melting filament to create a preprogrammed design on a heated surface. many makers using donated raw materials to create their prints free of charge. others selling at cost, about $1 apiece. >> and these down here are finished. >> reporter: in maryland, todd blatt shows us how a laser cutter shapes those clear shields. his art studio turned assembly line churning out more than 1,200 shields so far. >> we're shipping out 500 face shields today to arizona. >> reporter: retired air force engineer john grant is part of the effort. he's attaching overhead projector sheets from school classrooms to 3d printed headbands. families filling the gap for ppe one 3d printer at a time. >> there's always something that everybody can do. even if you don't have a 3d printer, you can help somehow. >> r

kennedy is 5, amelia is 3 and eventually you turn the camera and you get to see beautiful little annie. that is a firefighter by the way, ben, who has been away from the kids for awhile staying at the firehouse because he was in contact with someone who has covid so we hope they all get together soon. there she is. let's get a >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. chance of isolated showers today in the north bay this more than, better chance in the south bay this afternoon. fog to a partly sunny sky. shower through thursday. warm weather this weekend. today we will have temperatures in the low to mid 60s, a few upper 50s along the coast. tonight, clouds and fog out there and low to upper 40s. my seven-day forecast, at least ten degrees warmer by this weekend. ecec >>> coming up, superstar mary j. blige is joining us live. >> announcer: tomorrow on "gma," harry connick jr. invites you to his home for a live performance. thursday, join "gma" kicking off a day of hope with live performances, even a super bowl winning quarterback helping to feed our fellow americans i

one doctor has been doing that in amelia romana to good results. he claims there is a comfortable psychological effect with a home visit, and this particular doctor has started patients early on with antiviral drugs. only 10% of his patients have required hospitalization. now, this nurse's picture went viral some weeks ago, a symbol of the exhaustion in the treason. s. she went on to get sick with coronavirus, but recovered calling all those who have beat this virus and will the real heroes. in the meantime, though, 80 doctors and dozens of nurses have die of covid-19, two nurses committed suicide. [speaking italian] >> translator: the psychological aspects are fundamental. think of medical workers, doctors, nurses who every day face death. and it's not easy, and they are substitutes for priests, because they give the last good-bye, even in place of the family. andsuicides of the two nurses is linked to this. >> reporter: now, the spurt, eric, of volunteerism has been quite astonishing here, and it's inventive and creative. people have come up with

amelia put her pocket money in, £10, she is aged nine and this one that made us sob all day is from lloyd, aged seven who took the money from his box, 52 p. you can imagine what this is doing to us. thank you very much everybody. 100,000 cards, thank you for doing that. michael, you have been an emotional wreck and you watch that. you helped do this. i absolute have. i have been a small part of it. a lovely idea. i had one goal which was to make tom number one on his 100 birthday and the people of this country got behind him and made it happen. and it isjust a beautiful story. it's a beautiful story, they are such a lovely family. hannah is so are such a lovely family. hannah is so gracious and it is all good and stop it i am going to get emotional. you would be forgiven. have a lovely day. i can see the sun shining behind you, enjoy that. i know you love tom and will stay in touch and we will speak again. look after yourself. i will say goodbye because we have a little surprise for captain tom miller as well. we have the veterans minister, johnny mercer joining us now from plymouth. capt