lemonis: i'm heading back to tumbleweed.to check in on progress, and i want to see what's happening with the standard unit. steve: so we're moving along. lemonis: anything changed in the staff? steve: actually a couple people left. lemonis: people left? steve: yes. lemonis: oh. okay. steve: yeah. who left? steve: so lee did leave. lemonis: why did he leave? steve: he was really, really upset about austin being brought back, being overruled on that. that was a hard thing for him. lemonis: right. john: that kind of made you happy inside, didn't it? lemonis: i was like, "oh, well. bounce." ...and that he did it so quickly, but there's a layer problem, and so i feel like it's necessary anyway. john: there it is. lemonis: oh, well. bye-bye. steve: i'm actually really grateful that you said you're bringing him back. it was the right call. austin: this is our utility closet. lemonis: for what kind of model? austin: the standard. steve: it's actually gonna all of the models. lemonis: what's in here? austin: we have a furnace. we hav

and there's even some obligatory tumbleweed. studios have delayed the release of films that were completed before the coronavirus crisis like the horror film a quiet place part too much blinded and blood thirsty aliens attack humans rather than a microscopic virus. writers have to be as quiet as possible to remain alive . ironically now it's cinemas themselves that have become quiet places so quiet that some may never reopen the nightmare scenario for the industry. some cinema operators remain optimistic others feel like they're on the brink of ruin. was telling because she said to me i was most touched by a guy who runs a cinema that's been around for 110 years he's the 4th generation and. he told me it was the 1st time that the cinema had been forced to close for more than 2 weeks just a mile and ever i was just king or need yeah it's. even during the 2nd world war it was a place that people could come to visit the circle won't comment i thought to escape reality and. now people are escaping reality by. staying at home instead

. >> right now it's mostly tumbleweeds. >> reporter: in new york, 11 more cases announced today, most of them connected to an attorney who is hospitalized and for those returning from travel to these five countries, new york city's mayor is making a request. >> we're asking you to isolate yourself for 14 days as a precaution where with four new states, tennessee, nevada, colorado and maryland reporting their first positive test results today, there are more than 220 cases across the country. some have recovers tom from illinois was the first in the u.s. to get the virus through person to person transmission. he and his wife tested positive in late january. he was quarantined for two weeks, first at a hospital, then home isolation. >> it was less than having the flu for me. i don't know about other people, but i really didn't feel any symptoms other than some minor upper respiratory problem. >> reporter: we're learning more about that cruise ship here on the west coast. the virus tests that were taken on the ship today are going to labs in the bay area they hope the results will be ann

but it happened against russian news a journalist working for a russian news agency in turkey so tumbleweed silence only media that's reporting it seems to me to be r.t. . the dualists union of turkey they have slammed those detentions how do you assess the situation at the moment in turkey for. journalists are there more arrests happening than perhaps you've seen in previous is explain a tough place for journalists neil for a number of years now that climate journalist critical of the president journalists critical of the ruling party have faced harassment or worse we know that it's not a great place to be an independent journalist and it's much worse now because what's happened in the last few days the rhetoric from the government particular mr erdogan himself has been i think inflammatory. very strong rhetoric telling russia demanding russia gets out of the way in syria and so that's the climate that's the climate in which these journeys are operating and of course to be a journalist working for a russian news agency in turkey at the moment is particularly i think. a very stressful time

we have everything but tumbleweeds.where very quickly if you want to go there, but nobody wants to. what have some of the local authorities been doing to sort of help reassure people? do you think enough has been done to try and calm people down? well, the schools — the governor today closed all the schools statewide, so that's closed. the space needle is closed. restaurants are closing. 50 in the last week have either shut down or temporarily closed. they're laying off staff. it's a lot to take on in terms of people's income. there's a lot of people who are losing money, a lot of money. uber drivers, everything you can think of, it's affecting people in a big way. 0bviously ordinary people being affected, also the big tech giants of seattle. you've got some big headquarters there, facebook google, et cetera. how have they been responding? amazon is here. they're right down in south lake union. again, there's nobody there. everyone is working from home. so you have a lot of — you know, the lunch trucks are shutting down

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anything to talk about,, sal, or just tumbleweeds out there. >> even though it is light people unfortunately i want to tell you in san jose, northbound 101 an overturned car and it's not causing a delay. we also see the east bay commute is okay. now at the bay bridge, we've seen that traffic has been doing okay getting into san francisco. although, there are people out there, certainly no crowds. 6:31. let's go back to the desk. . >>> in fremont, a box truck burst into flames. no injuries reported. authorities told a firefighter they couldn't find the driver of the truck at first we don't know at this point if they're actively searching for the area but traffic in the area is not affected. >>> there are 409 coronavirus confirmed cases here in the bay area. santa clara county has 175 infections including six deaths. also new, the olympic club in san francisco reports tested positive for the virus. all members who took spin classes with that person next week and governor newsom announced $150 billion will be used to stop the spread of the virus. now a shelter-in-place order takes effect in nap

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neil: it's kind of like they are in new york where it looks like tumbleweed is blowing and usually busy but i'm wondering regardless how the market does, i believe in time they come back, i'm not worried about that or ignoring it or the severity but i'm also thinking about how this is going to likely -- the longer it drags on change her behavior and what the implications are? >> they talked about for years, we grew up with her parents and grand parents talking about the depression-era mentality, terrible economic cataclysm that took under a generation, that effective for years, even after the 1987 stock market crash, yet traders and investors that were burned by that, we don't know exactly how this will play out but however, you look at it were seen historic moves in the market and historic time in our country and i think that's where you see the market selloff as we literally have never been here before, there's no precedent to what were seen right now in wall street. neil: i'm wondering, i looked at my office wall window and i can see buildings around me, not one of them have an indiv