. >> the fire in the cottage on addison avenue was hungry, devouring almost everything in the bedroom. >> we'll have fire department on the way. do you see smoke coming out of the windows? >> it's pouring out of the house. >> within minutes, the firefighters knocked it down. the smoke clearing. the sooty water running in the streets. and then as the mop-up began, the word flashed out like something electric. the house was occupied. someone didn't get out. and up through the ashes, a mystery flared like a stubborn ember that glowed and smoldered and demanded an answer. the inhabitants of the rented cottage, as investigators soon learned, were two young, beautiful people. the successful glossy types that you might expect to see on a reality show. their names are paul zumot and jennifer schipsi. jennifer, an ambitious, award-winning real estate agent who lived like a rock star, or so said her buddy roy. >> she's like, i'm knocking them out like dominos. i just worked out, went to starbucks and on my way to a meeting, and it's only 6:33. >> so paul seemed to be the right kind of guy for j

its citizens stranded in lebanon because of coronavirus instructions several 100 people arrived in addison baba from beirut on thursday thousands of ethiopian workers have registered to return home but lebanon's high ticket prices in quarantine fees are making the trip difficult. india and pakistan are facing the worst plague of locusts in decades authorities in both countries here a food supply here that food supplies are at risk and even if pakistan struggles with the economic fallout of the coronavirus lock down its agricultural sector says the insect infestation poses a greater challenge. these tiny insects a far from fussy eaters feasting in swarms of millions they're now threatening to out pakistan's population at a critical time. to develop the locust threat is several times more dangerous than the coronavirus i would say it is a 100 times a 1000 times more dangerous than corona when you are fighting against corona virus you had crops grains vegetables things to eat no one went to bed hungry. while pakistan's economy is reeling from the ongoing coronavirus lockdown the un's food and

let's go to addison from union, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: just fine, are you a member of the clergy? caller: yes, i am the executive pastor of a church here. host: what are you telling your flock? caller: we are telling them, one, be safe primarily. but also, like other churches across the country, we have used social media, such as zoom, facebook live and youtube to livestream to reach out to our people. an urban area, close to north new jersey, in a hotspot. a lot of people are still being affected by the virus, so we are holding back for a while to make sure things are safe. we went to make sure the proper social distancing is done. we want to make sure that places are adequately cleaned. dowant to come back, but we not want anything to happen to our congregants. we have been set up to minister to people, encourage people, to talk to people. we are expanding our ministry to help people, but we also want people to be safe. we are listening to a lot of christian doctors who are saying that there are certain protocols and precautions w

tonight, 15-year-old high school freshman valerie from addison, texas, on a mission.g money for masks for ut-southwestern medical center. the hospital took care of valerie years ago when she was in the third grade. and she never forgot their kindness. >> hi, david. >> reporter: tonight, valerie telling us she wants to combat the virus and the stigma. >> there's been a lot of stigma against asian-americans recently, who are often targeted and i just wanted to show asian-americans are willing to help and we should be unified to fight this virus. >> reporter: and listen to this number. valerie, along with family and friends, have now collected 22,000 masks. loading them up, ready to deliver. so many young people across this country determined to do something. in burlington, vermont, nathaniel moore, about to graduate business school, already working as a physician's 'soeg assistant in the e.r. with so many graduation ceremonies canceled, he started gowns for good, collecting graduation gowns to donate them as protective gear. packing them up. and tonight, he tells us he'

the inflammatory cascade, the inflammatory system is very multifaceted and certainly addison's disease and cortisol as your mentioning is part of the stress response and it makes perfect sense you're thinking about a that. we are learning a lot more about this mold assessor inflammatory condition, this very rare pediatric condition that may or may not be linked to the sars coronavirus two, covid disease. may or may not. we don't know yet. as a learn more about it we are understanding how certain parts of the inflammatory response, cytokines and interleukins that are sort of the foot soldiers if you will in our bodies inflammatory response to different stimuli, how they can go berserk, and they can go way high in these conditions that we're seeing in children. to my knowledge cortisol is not part of that, at least as we understand it now. it's more interleukins six and other interleukins that seem to be this regulated in their bodies. the question is why, why is that the case and can we do anything to identify who is at risk for it and potentially with drugs,, not drugs like you take fo

patients after one of them reportedly burst into flames killing 4 people media said the blaze fried addison petersburg hospital after the machine short circuited another ventilator was blamed for a fire in the capital moscow on saturday russia has the 2nd highest number of current corona virus infections in the world and more than 232000 of that now includes the president's spokesman dmitri peskov his confirmed he is in hospital with the disease well at least 32000 people now confirmed to have died of covert 19 here in the u.k. in care homes account for a quarter of that the government has been criticized for early failings which left some of the most vulnerable at high risk and there are concerns care workers could bring the disease back into the wider community join whole explains now from london . the effect of covert 19 on care homes in britain has been devastating these are places where the elderly and frail should hope to live out their lives in comfort and safety for years that and yet at least a quarter of all coded 1000 deaths have taken place in the sector which lies outside brita

monroe and addison, the men row by samuel morris, a great portrait painter and artist. then in the reagan administration we required john adams. we have been adding portraits to the collection inconsistent with mrs. kennedy's interests. there is the green room, when she had started decorating it still had the heavy green fabric from the truman reservation. they carve the presidential seal. she added this federal style furniture. two views of that room the. here's a black and white picture of the wall which shows the daniel webster sofa, that is the sofa in operation corner. in front of that is a card table which they show at the bottom. one of my favorite pieces because of the incredible in lay in veneer-ing on this piece. both of these have not been used in the house for a while, so we have selected them as our examples of perfection of what mrs. kennedy was doing at the time. they are in our exhibit at the smithsonian right now. when she was finished in the room, to install this wonderful silk wool fabric on the walls with her federal collection and proper period styl

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we also lost martin addison, 44 years old, a speech pathologist from new jersey. would meet his 2-year-old daughter after work he ever day. his wife said he was planning a getaway for their anniversary in october. to both families, we're so sorry for the loss of your loved ones. may their memories be a blessing. and as the nation nears this tragic 100,000-death milestone, we'll take some time to honor the people who have died from novel coronavirus this sunday at noon eastern. i'm going to host a cnn special, "we remember." it will be a memorial service to those lost. our coverage on cnn continues right now. thanks so much for watching. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we're following breaking news. the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus pandemic now approaching 99,000 people with nearly 1.7 million confirmed cases i

nothing more than reprint excerpts of essays, along with the topical spectator commentaries of joseph addison and richard steele, it would have made a noteworthy contribution to american journalism and american independence. but it went further. side-by-side with the essays of the great medical and social thinkers of the european enlightenment, james published distinctly american essays and letters penned by himself and others breathe a criticized and satirized the religious and political establishments of o'neill massachusetts with a boldness that scandalized their fathers' generation. "the onion, "the daily show" and "colbert report" of its day. the american social and political satire began with this newspaper, everything from mark twain to south park is descended from it. at the same time he was inventing social and political commentary, james franklin was helping invent the man generally regarded as the first american. two years after being pulled from school, 12-year-old benjamin franklin had been indentured as his brother's apprentice. for the better part of the next three years as he

nights starting i think it's a friday night was our first night messiah that sounds fun, 14 year-old addisone up with a fun idea for dinner 80's night. it took off from there i really the dancing with the twins of course and i also liked the red carpet ready because i really love dressing out from put but to pack man every night in new scene and then a family member would reveal what the next night would where's waldo looked all time photos um i had a lot of fun but it's hard to pick a favorite when you have 50 themes to choose from. for mom. kelly whistle. the best part was the time together no phone no tv on if you're wondering if the whistles bought anything or have some sort of prop closet inside their home. the answer is no in fact they made everything and they say cardboard came in really handy. we repurpose a lot of amazon boxes as far as cardboard we made the mayflower pilgrims one night we met a chinese firm asking for easter and they made it look easy but sometimes it wasn't and then we have to take it again. >>then again. >>and 2 more times and then 5 more time to be at 20 once th

joining us now from london is sam addison, who's the head of project management at colliers internationalot straightforward and one size does not fit all. there is great advice out there but we have created a social distancing calculator and across the uk on average only 40% of desks will be usable when taking into account social distancing rules and also in this to be specific location to location, taking into account offers floors but how you get to the office, public transport and within the buildings how you move around the building with shared facilities. that is theissue, with shared facilities. that is the issue, it is the entire process that has to be managed by businesses. they have a duty of care, don't they? they do and there is some great advice from hsc in the uk, risk assessments and also focus on sharing the approach with organisations employees. it is about making employees feel safe, great advice about making sure you display what activities organisations are taking. we see interventions and improvements needed — behaviour, design and layout, hygiene, navigation and techn

he had to borrow some money quite secretly, which dean addison cosigned to pay for the move back home. this is not well-known it doesn't mean he didn't have any money, he did have money but needed some cash to cover the expenses of moving out of the white house. when he got home in order to provide himself in income he undertook the writing of his autobiography, his memoirs which no other president ever done except for herbert hoover but hoover's time in office was briefer, truman covered more tomatoes history so to undertake a two volume memoir was a very major ambitious task, then he built his library. there had been a previous presidential library that was established after roosevelt died in office, truman was the first president to officiate over the establishment of the presidential library and again he was beginning something new. one of the things i tried to imply or emphasize in the book is truman was at heart a very creative public figure, he was a creative president, his was a creative presidency. he had been a builder all his life, he built roads, he built courthouses. when

he had to borrow some money secretly, which dean addison cosigned. to pay for the move back home. this is not well-known and doesn't mean he didn't have any money. he did have money but you need cash to cover all the expenses of moving out of the white house. and when he got home in order to provide himself some income he undertook the writing of his autobiography, it is memoirs which no other president had ever done except for herbert hoover but hoover's time in office was much briefer than trumans and trumans presidency covered far more tumultuous history and hoover's had so to undertake the 2 volume memoir was a very major ambitious task. and then he built his library . now, there had been a previous presidential library . franklin roosevelt library at hyde park but it was established after roosevelt died in office so truman was the first president to officiate over the establishment of his presidential library and again , he was beginning something new . one of the things i've tried to imply or to emphasize in the book is that truman was at heart a very creative public figure.

potentially, not drugs for addison's, but other medications we have, could we interfere or interveneith the inflammatory response to keep it from ramping up in the first place or for a child coming in with high levels of inflammation, can we bring it back down? the balance and challenge is we don't fully know, to what degree this is inflammation versus assuming there is a link with the virus, that it is being driven by the virus. my suspicion is in the child in this situation, it is more inflammation. does that mean it is exclusively information and the virus place -- exclusively inflammation and the virus plays no role? we should blunt down the response unless we should also take care of the virus, if it is playing a role. we will have those answers but 2.5 weeks in, we don't have them yet. host: one of the debates back and forth among congress in washington, is the reopening of school. to the larger topic, what should be considered at this time as far as reopening schools and the safety of children? guest: pedro, that is challenging. we have to reopen at some point. everybody agree

he was concealing the fact he had addison's disease.ng all sorts of drugs and medicines. oftentimes from different doctors that intersected with one another. americans didn't know about that, but it was a dangerous thing for him to do. richard nixon is said to have taken a drug called dilantin, an anti-seize your medicine. he felt it calmed him. that was not known at the time if americans had known it, a lot of people would have been concerned because they would have worried what nixon would do under its influence, but i guarantee you, a lot of nixon supporters would have said, let's go buy some dilantin, if we can. >> so interesting. michael beschloss, thanks for coming on and giving us some historical perspective. always good to have in times like these. >>> coming up -- >> thanks so much. >> measures the nfl is exploring to help stop the spread of the coronavirus and keep players safe when football starts up again. >>> plus, the world's largest high school science fair is under way just not quite as planned. how it looks different. t

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