>> nancy hooks who was a resident of pit county showed us how it goes. users swab the nose, place it in the tube and remove it and put a test strip in the tup. ten minutes later the trip confirms a positive or negative test the. >> three times a week testing with this kind of technology is just as good as the gold standard pcr. >> dr. francis collins is the director of the national institutes of health. he said the goal of the program is to see if home testing is showing behaviors and slows transmission. by comparing the transmission rate in county to areas without the kits. >> is it late in the pandemic to do this? >> the technology to do testing at home has just gotten invented. let's be clear, we are not over the risks of the pandemic. we have 40 or 50,000 people a

day estimate testing positive. >> there's a long way to go before everyone is protected which is why leaders expect the kids to be in high demand. i bet they will go fast. >> oh, that's what i said. i know i will be short. >> with many americans looking forward to summer vacations, a new book is sharing the travel wisdom of beloved chef, author and tv host anthony bourdain before he died by suicide in 2018. when he finished the book, he has observations abohe rld. i master traveler anthony bourdain was not one to mince words. >> if you love fooded and you come here, you are missing out.

>> he spent 250 days each year on the road. first for his series no reservations. and then later for parts unknown. and had an opinion about every place he went. >> even people who are afraid to travel that say, but i hear? no, you know what? live your life, man. you should not miss a place like this. >> he liked things messy. >> yeah, absolutely. >> lori was his assistant and coauthor of their cookbook, appetites. in 2018, they just started to collaborate on a travel guide. then came the news of his death. what did youthink would happen after tony died? >> right away, i thought well, that's the end of that book. >> but bourdain's family urged her to finish it. i imagine in some ways you hear his voice all the time. >> absolutely. there's so much of what would tony do in any circumstance. working with him for ten years i was very steeped in his voice in

his work. and shethe notes from his initial brain storming mission. >> i had a lift of every place he had been. >> it's a long list. >> the ones he said yes to, he clear and emotionally resonate memories of the places. >> the result, world travel, a guide to cities, restaurants and hotels. for those that want to travel like tony or read about it. >> what does it mean to travel like tony bourdain? >> it means being open to what the place is offering and try to not go in with your one set agenda of this is how i travel. >> just this one. >> he was willing and open to accept what it was that people wanted to give him. he was an incredibly gracious guest. >> i love good food.

this is good. >> and of course, a good meal was always a center piece of bourdain'sed a a's adventures. >> good, good, good gnchlths. >>this is our charcuterie board. >> we may not travel like him right now, but we can eat like him. >>this was something that tony loved. >> charcuterie specifically? >> yeah, it's a dying art. >> this was food for the gods. >> good food, bourdain style often includes good company. >> held o hello, good to see you. mniea dad,f his a long time perfectionism. >> the pair traveled together to france. the place where he and so many other world renowned chefs got

their starts. >> a trip to leone was fabulous. tony was almost intimidated, i was intimidated sometimes to be with tony. >> why in. >> i thought, will i be up to par, and you feel like it was worth the trip. >> it was worth the trip. the meal of a life i'm with the legendary chef paul bocuse, evolved in to a hunting trip and then later in to an intimate gathering of friends. >> it is for me a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that he too seems genuinely delighted. >> the only thing he cared about, was to connect with people who were really connected with their life, family, and country through food. >> andfor bourdain that did not

have to be fussy. >> you don't want to be fussed over. >> no, serve my like everyone else. >> in 2016, we met atpastrami queen in new york, which is also in the travel guide. >> this is your place when you come home? >> this is my go-to. this is what i crave. no matter how well i have been eating or where that might be. this is the first thing i want and need. he made hundreds of trips and traveled thousands of miles but writing the travel guide was a journey that laurie wiliver had to finish for him. >> you think he would be happy with it in the end? >> i hope so. i was constantly asking myself, how would tony feel about this or that the, on or what would be important to him. i hope i did a great job. and i know that he would be happy with the idea of being able to share this

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it has been two years since a massive fire ravaged the iconic notre dame cathedral in paris, the president has vowed to reopen it in time for the

2024 summer olympics that paris is hosting. there's an update on rebuilding the parks of the centuries old church. the world held its breath as flames engulfed noter dame. the famous cathedral largely is survived the 2019 fire. the roof, known ask the forest went up in smoke. rebuilding the church's spirewill take another forest. just outside of paris, 59 old oaks are being donated for the sacred mission. this forestry manager said that he is proud to know some of his trees will be part of the new spire. more than to the 00 forests across france are supplying more than 1,000 oak trees. chainsaws are humming and cutting down the perfect trees. which must be older than a century, and at least 40 feet long. this forestry technician said we took measurements of the spires to find trees with the right dimensions.

french president emanuel macron promised to rebuild the 300 foot spire as it was. which will take time and trees. a lot of them to resurrect the master piece. and that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues, for others check back with us a bit later for are cbs this morning or follow us online at cbs news.com, any time. from washington, d.c..

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