take technology could also bring celebrities back to life like the spanish painter salvador dali. museum in florida visitors can even pose for a picture with him. i think one of the most interesting ones is in hollywood studios for creating movies so if we have a movie that is filmed in german and we want to listen to it in english you create a lip sync deep fake where the person now it looks like they're speaking english that's super cool like this awareness campaign and not in languages leiria isn't just any disease. everything so he said. that about us you know gags he says you know do you know what is being. done to the discipline to do the right thing to make it the creator's animated 3 d. model of david beckham's face wow that's cool someone you might be able to watch me host shift in hindi or kiswahili completely in sync and perhaps even life it's just a matter of time before we're able to manipulate 4 k. videos in real time it's just up to computers getting a little bit faster but back to more serious matters people around the world need to know about this new technology h

the other day, it was like the episode of a twilight zone inside outer limits in a painting by salvador dali. you can't ever imagine anything like this. you feel light years away from two weeks ago when you were here on a luxury cruise. >> what sort of interaction do you have, even with staff, to get your meals? >> staff is all the interaction we have. since we have the larger balcony, we are not a part of the groups that go outside, so we have not intermingled with any passengers since before the quarantine was established. if there are people outside on their balconies, we stay inside, because we just want to maintain the best isolation that we can. the staff comes by at least three times a day, there are three meals served and additional deliveries with other items, fresh towels, obviously, and other things. but the staff that works the halls are fully down to masks and gloves and carrying hand sanitizer, so we feel very comfortable in our interaction with them, which we keep free from in any event. >> matthew, appreciate the time you've taken to join us and we'll be checking again. thank

salvador dali, he was there too. norman rockwell, robert rauschenberg. certainly in very good company. sheddition to all of this, lives in gettysburg and has a gallery up there. she is also very active with the fellowship of pennsylvania. >> at the end we'll talk about the lincoln fellowship and her hundred nights of taps, a program that she runs in pennsylvania. please welcome wendy allen. [applause] before i begin, i would like to thank david. i made his life miserable today with this technology. >> all weekend! >> all weekend, sorry. it is an entire multimedia presentation with video and everything. i'm surprised she is still talking to be. thank you. take you, john as well. it is an honor to be here tonight. an extreme honor. they could for welcoming me to your event tonight. multimedia.to be i hope you enjoy. ♪ ♪ cover ago, the rent only scholar can be did a book i found this extraordinary little nugget concerning a particular photo session lincoln had for alexander gardner studio here in washington on november 8, 18 63. it reads "gardener, however,

salvador dali. he was there, too. and norman rockwell. certainly in very good company, and so were they. in addition to all of this, she lives in gettysburg and has a gallery up there. she is also very active with the fellowship of pennsylvania where she is on the board and vice president of the fellowship of pennsylvania. she is also very active in the lincoln forum. a lot of us went to the lincoln forum last year. i think we had a record turnout for the lincoln group going to the lincoln form. we are going to try to beat that record this year in november. wendy is involved in all of those. tonight, she is going to talk and maybelincoln art a little bit more than that. plus, i think at the end, we will talk about the lincoln scholarship and her "100 nights of taps," which is a program she runs in pennsylvania. please welcome wendy allen. [applause] >> before i begin, i would like to thank david. i made his life miserable. thank you for your patience. it is an honor to be here extreme honor, so thank you for welcoming me to your event ton

villain or like it the english or the dally i lo that i hand james you could talk to anali, you know salvador dali had up in tech and and just rap and how i liki can have the pork chop must sideburns but ithaca next. >>right to yo mustache i meanyou can see the area it really does expand and that's got to be tight, so you can't have the that this whole air and you should really ke that clean anyway, you know, i'm sayi don't et that combined with the chest. t a good us. >>and we'll be off air in 5 minutes but kron on is never off know alays on giving you the lest news throughout the day theresa stasi and snatched a hernia and by the newsroom with a preview. good morning. >>i checked and are in the search for suspectsinvolved in a shooting that injured a woman and her baby friday and the way in fremont actually continues this morning we're alhave an update on that a if you mow me on the kron a virus and how it's hitting the global economy. we'll alsobe speaking to financial expert georgia, no charity about yo accounts arafat retirement funds during this time plus later on this afternoon, the esident

an episode of "the twilight zone" inside of an episode of "the outer limits" in a painting by salvador dali. cnn international correspondent will ripley is in yokohama, japan, cnn correspondent in california at travis air force base, where some of the evacuees are now staying. so lucy, as we begin here, what happens now for these folks that they're back in the u.s.? >> well, erica, you know, one crisis averted, they're finally off that ship, but now that countdown restarts and the passengers who arrived here at the travis air field as well as those who landed in texas now effectively face two more weeks under quarantine. they can't quite go home. i'm sure some feel like they dodged a bullet. those number of infected rising on the ship. here they're monitored, we know they'll have temperature checks twice a day, access to cdc and health officials, be able to skype with friends and family, they'll be able to -- they have to stay on base, but they'll be able to leave the facility in which they're housed and walk around and get fresh air, not like being cramped, confined in the cramped quartere