why, brad oborn, the scratched up boyfriend.re-empt the defense team the prosecutors put brad on the stand. it was a risky strategy. >> i was a heroin addict for quite some time. >> the story brad told of his relationship with this nice girl hannah was for sure a warts and all presentation. >> i was not a good boyfriend. >> can you explain to us what "not a good boyfriend" means? >> i was abusive. i -- i abused her. >> did you verbally abuse her? >> yes. >> did you physically abuse her? >> judge: you need to answer out loud, please. >> yes. >> brad testified that just days before hannah disappeared, they had had a big fight about him cheating on her and said that's when she scratched him. >> does that pictures fairly and accurately represent the scratches that are on your arms? >> yes. >> most painful, he said, was the fact that he had introduced hannah to denny in the first place. >> so but for you, hannah hill would never have met denny ross. is that what you're saying, mr. oborn? >> yeah. >> did you blame yourself for hannah'

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we've seen is just the opposite we've seen it's every man for himself and that's very disquieting brad let me come to you. it's part of my profession i watch a lot of american cable news and look at the manger broadsheets and number one their knowledge of china is very very poor this gives me an opportunity to put james's book here which is very very good of the china mirage but you know it seems to me that again you know there's a great deal of buyer's remorse of her globe the globalization of the last 40 years because it was supposed to be china was supposed to become like the united states that's what's another mirage all right but china braced globalization and unashamedly it was china 1st because they were a sovereign nation and they and they pursued their national interests here and now just because they have a large trading relationship with the united states why should they compromise their sovereignty because they don't go ahead brah. i think best definitely true but i think we have to like qualify whether. it's china 1st so 1st i want to say that i think it's definitely true

entre quienes hayan superado la enfermedad y tambiÉn hablÓ sobre la imitacion que le hizo el actor brad presentador de "un nuevo dÍa" hablÓ con Él y tiene mÁs detalles, de nueva cuenta te saludo francisco, adelante te escuchamos. >> hola paulina, el dr. anthony fauci me hablÓ tambiÉn de por quÉ los latinos podrÍamos estar siendo mÁs afectados que otras comunidades sobre el coronavirus y ademÁs dio su opiniÓn sobre los comentarios del presidente trump sobre la posibilidad de inyectar desinfectante para tratar el covid-19. >> doctor, segÚn los datos los latinos representamos el 30% de los contagios, pero solo somos el 18% de la poblaciÓn del paÍs, por quÉ cree que el covid-19 estÁ afectando mas a los hispanos que a otros grupos Étnicos.? >> (hablan inglÉs) (hablan inglÉs) >> creo que hay dos factores, los factores son que desde la perspectiva de las condiciones en las que muchas personas estÁn muchos latinos he hispanos en las condiciones que no les permiten por su empleo, por las condiciones econÓmicas que viven tener ese tipo de separaciÓn fÍsica para evitar el contagio, asÍ es que por

brad paisley is one of the best in the business. for brad it's not just about the music.people in the nashville area good morning, so good to see your face. >> nice to see your face, too. it's nice to roll out of bed and do this. >> see how easy it is. i love what you and kimberly are doing. you guys have something called the store. it wasn't planned for this moment in time but seems to be perfectly appropriate. tell us about it. >> it's a grocery store free to folks who lose their jobs or fall on hard times we kind of built this from the ground up from great, smart people based on a model in santa barbara where we love what they do it's really about let's say you lose your job and you need groceries and you don't know where you're going to get the money for that it's a dignity type of shopping experience where it kind of feels normal we had about a week of operating like we expected when we opened in march here we are opening something like this when basically all hell breaks loose. now we're already serving three times the amount of people we expected right away. we tho

thank you, brad. >> thank you, mr. president. and i share your admiration for this remarkable team, from the army corps of engineers to brad to the admiral, they're doing a remarkable job every day. as the president mentioned, and today we had our weekly conference call with governors across the country, states and territories, and i was able to convey to them our appreciation for the leadership that every governor of every state and territory has provided. thanks to their leadership, thanks to the extraordinary cooperation of the american people, despite the fact that more than 770,000 americans have contracted the coronavirus, and our hearts grieve for the more than 41,000 americans who have lost their life, the truth is, as we stand here today, we are slowing the spread. as the president reflected, we continue to see steady progress in less cases. lower hospitalizations, even in hot spots around the country. and we commended america's governors for their efforts in that regard. we are preserving our health care capacity as the

thank you, brad. >> thank you, mr. president. and i share your admiration for this remarkable team from the army corps of engineers to brad to admiral giroir. they're doing a remarkable job every day. as the president mentioned, today we had our weekly conference call with governors across the country, states and territories and i was able to convey to them our appreciation for the leadership that every governor of every state and territory has provided. thanks to their leadership, thanks to the extraordinary cooperation of the american people in spite the fact that more than 770,000 americans have contracted the coronavirus, and our hearts grieve for the more than 41,000 americans who lost their life, the truth is that, as we stand here today we are slowing the spread and as the president reflected we continue to see steady progress and less cases, lower hospitalizations, even in hot spots around the country and we commended america's governors for their efforts in that regard. we are preserving our health care capacity as, as t

brad pitt, of course. >> i'm still waiting to hear from brad pitt so i can arrange it. haven't gotten a text or anything. >> repeat that sentence for the last 30 years, still waiting to hear from brad pitt. >> good point. i doesn't have my number, but i'm still waiting to hear from brad pitt. people, you know, across the country cling to whatever update he has and i think he really shared some interesting things about what is on the horizon for the coming week. >>> meanwhile, the largest known concentration of coronavirus cases in the u.s. is not on a cruise ship, it is not even in a nursing home. it is in a jail. in chicago. the mayor of chicago joins us next. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lawyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinder

ben stiller, brad pitt. which one? >> brad pitt, of course. >> all right.ive" this past saturday art imitated life. here are your late night laughs. >> now, there's been a lot of misinformation out there about the virus and yes the president has taken some liberties with our guidelines. tonight i would like to explain what the president was trying to say. and remember, let's all keep an open mind. >> anybody that needs a test, gets a test. they're there. they have to test. the tests are beautiful. >> okay. couple of things. i don't know if i would describe the test as beautiful unless your idea of beauty is having a cotton swab tickle your brain. also when he said everyone can get a test, what he meant was, almost no one. >> then i see the disinfectant knocks it out in a minute, one minute. and is there a way we can do something like that by injection? supposing we hit the body with a tremendous, whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light. >> i know i shouldn't be touching my face, but -- >> now there is a rumor that the president is going to fire

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. >>> and later, from brad pitt as dr. anthony fauci to "american idol" like w before to the highway alligator stopping traffic. all the trending video to jump start your monday morning. >>> good m >>> good monday morning, and we should report there's a new term in the headlines this morning. it's quarantine fatigue. >> a new study finds more americans have started to leave the house, eager to get outside, as protestors across the country demand stay-at-home orders be lifted. >> in georgia today a major milestone. restaurants are re-opening for dine-in service but there will be restrictions for social distancing. >>> in chicago video claiming to show a crowded house party over the weekend has prompted a new warning from illinois's governor. he says people who violate social distancing are putting everyone around them in danger. >>> overseas british prime minister boris johnson is back at work today three weeks after he was admitted to the hospital with coronavirus. >>> meanwhile in washington, president trump is lashing ou

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i share your admiration for the team from the army corps of engineers to brad, to admiral giroir. during our mark will job every day. as the president mentioned, we had our weekly conference call with governors across the country, states and territories. i was able to convey to them our appreciation for the leadership that every governor of every state and territory has provided. thanks to their leadership, thanks to the ordinary cooperation of the american people, despite the fact that more than 770,000 americans have contracted the coronavirus, and our hearts grieve for the more than 41,000 americans who lost their lives. the truth is that as we stand here today, we are slowing the spread. as the president reflected, we continue to see steady progress and less cases, lower hospitalizations, even in hot spots around the country. and we commended america's governors for their efforts in that regard. we are preserving our health care capacity, as the general with the army corps of engineers reflected, at the president's direction we have built a great number of hospitals around the

brad pitt would be the brad pitt, the brad pitt of 1921. he was a film star who was accused of assaulting and killing a b list movie actress and so the things that were in the files, i was with the archivist and picked up a lot of errors and said what is this and she said that the actress's hair that he supposedly can't killed, it was just lying in his fire which is incredible. he kept all the evidence he shouldn't have had. there were loaded guns. the uc berkeley police had to remove the firing pin, just to stop bad things from happening, he had bomb parts, he removed a bullet from a woman's hard and filled the heart up with wax to take a wax cast so he could match it later on and i found that and it was pretty incredible the things that were in there. >> did you find year and? >> he did start his own urine levels for a year and a half and i think he want to do something with dialysis and the interesting thing about edward oscar heinrich, he wanted to do so much. he was interested in his own forensics lab, interested in chemistry, interest

trump: the community , ceo brad bolton. brad: you know, the example and response to our customers -- what bankers have done to the power of the banker. we have good things to say -- four rural counties in one city. [indiscernible] they combination of -- making , withhat our customers their families. we will worry about how they get along down the road. we are so thankful. we worked through the weekend on applications to pay loans. we started submitting those loans. as a matter of fact, i was up 2:00 a.m.ts after securing loans. the average loan size is around $86,000. mr. president, i know that -- i also want you to know that from i asktside looking in, you to provide the resources to get every community bank in this country, community banks who represent one third of all u.s. counties that make over half of small business loans. -- including the one third -- [indiscernible] mr. president, thank you for what you are doing. i think your administration, both on behalf of myself and my advisors. pres. trump: brad, it is really

oh - >> look at that. >> seth: look at that, the arm cross photo. >> yes look at brad brad little is> seth: nobody talks -- you're right. you hear very little about brad little. take a - >> no one's talking about how much they want to [ bleep ] brad little except for me. why is that? is it because it's an election year let's not let partisan politics get in the way of me wanting to [ bleep ] the crap out of idaho governor brad little >> seth: tate reeves looks like he could have played pete holmes' brother on "crashing. >> you know what they need to bring back that show, because now he'd be crashing they'd be inside it's so organic now. before - >> seth: it'd be organic >> -- stretch >> seth: i know these are not the things we can complain about now, especially when, you know, so many people are making such -- so many sacrifices during this time - >> yeah. >> seth: and whatnot but you did have some -- some projects postponed, the least of anybody's projects, but you were going to start shooting a movie that got pushed. >> yes, yes, that is true. actually, strangely enough, yesterday,

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>> brad pitt, of course. >> in a surprise appearance a few hours ago, dr. his wish. >> i'm getting fired. but until then, i'm going to be there, putting out the facts for whoever is listening and when i hear things like the virus can be cured if everyone takes the tide pod challenge, i will be there to say, please don't. to the real dr. fauci, thank you for your calm and clarity in this unnerving time. thank you to the medical workers, first responders, and their families for being on the front line. and now, live, kind of, from all across america, it's saturday night. >> brad pitt from his home there. nice job, brad. >>> that's cnn newsroom for this hour. appreciate you for watching. "new day" is just ahead. take care. to america's frontline responders, thank you. tide cleaners is offering free laundry services to the family of frontline responders. visit hope.tidecleaners.com to learn more. when taking a break from everyday life is critical to everyone's health, there is one thing we can all do together: complete the 2020 census. your responses are critic

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elton john, taylor swift, jennifer lopez, brad pitt, lizzo, billie eilish and more join forces for "one world, together at home," a global entertainment special to support the world health organization and the global fight to end covid-19. the event's going to be hosted by jimmy fallon, stephen colbert, and jimmy kimmel. the pre-show starts tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern on nbc news now and watch the special broadcast at 8:00 p.m. eastern on all the networks of nbc news. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins now. >>> a rainy night in an empty times square. no tourists, nothing to look at. these are hunkering-down times in new york and elsewhere. well, good evening on this day 1,184 of the trump administration, which means effective tonight, there are now 200 days remaining until the

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brad, let's start with you. first of all, what exactly have he problems in the las day and a half as thousands of businesses were waiting for this money? >> thanks. i think biggest problems we hear from small businessesavs they're g a hard time getting to their bank to get their applications in. at the delays. very frustrated they keep reading media reports of publicly traded companies accessing signicant amounts of money. when you look at the size of money going to large businesses and publiy traded, that moneyul fund tens of thousands of small businesses help them keep their eloyees on the payroll, so those which haven't gotten loans, which is about 80% of small businesses that have applied right now, they're very frustrated. >> amman dark it's my understanding that the small business administration was trying to make changes to make this more accessible to small banks, from what you understand, what kind of businesses actually are getting this help most, an where is this money missioning the mak? >> in the mo

brad pitt. which one?oh, brad pitt, of course. [ laughter ] >> well, turns out, fauci got his wish. "saturday night live" at home returned this weekend with brad pitt. he opened the show playing dr. fauci, nation's top infection disease expert. pritt reiterated dr. fauci. >> anyone that needs the test, they have to test. the tests are bunchts okeautifu >> okay. a couple of things. i don't know if i would describe the test as beautiful unless your idea of beauty is having a swab tip tickle your brain. also, when he said everyone can get a test, what he meant was, almost no one. >> okay. almost spot-on. pitt joking about job security and offering gratitude for those on the front lines. >> i'm getting fired. until then i'm going to be there putting out the facts for whoever's listening's when i hear thing likes the virus can be cured if everyone takes the thai pod challenge, i'll be there to say, please don't. and to the real dr. fauci -- thank you for your calm, and your clarity, in this unnerving time, and

(brad) good boy. (woman 2) what's up with the cone? (brad) i told you this would work. apartments-dot-com. the most popular place to find a place. >>> welcome back. a lot has changed this week when it comes to traveling, specifically flying. some airlines are trying to suspend some service and have. others are requiring and providing facema masks and covering. here with us is senior travel correspondent chris mcguinness to try to unpack it all. how is it going? >> i'm doing pretty good. >> i'm glad you joined us. this week we are seeing some moves by the airlines to protect not just the crew but passengers. jetblue was first. talk about which airlines are mandating masks for the crew and which ones are also mandating masks for the passengers. >> in short, i think that all airlines are in short order going to require that passengers and crew wear face masks. jetblue started this this week by being the first u.s. carrier to require both passengers and crew to wear them. frontier followed. just today, i have gotten word from delta and from american that they, too, will req

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brad pitt, everybody.new on hgtv. this is the concept, stars like brad pitt, melissa mccarthy, rebel wilson, michael buble just to name a few team up with the property brothers to surprise someone special with a home makeover. last night was the premiere and in it brad surprised his longtime friend and makeup artist jean black who brad says is like family. not afraid to get his hands dirty of jean's small garage which they turned into a fabulous guest house swinging the hammer taking down walls to create a sleek sophisticated space. what does brad think of the finished product? >> it's fantastic. it's fantastic. been waiting so long to see something like this happen to that dump. >> it's a murphy bed. >> that's honest. >> well said, brad. according to the property brothers, brad was down to earth, so lovely, introducing himself to everybody on the set, making an effort to learn their names, getting to know them. you can see more on celebrity iou that airs monday on hgt at 9:00 eastern. such fun there. >>>

pitt were still relevant he would be the brad pitt of 1928. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] so, he would beat the brad pitt of 1921. he was a film star who was accused of assaulting and killing a beat list movie actress and the things that were in the file were like the archivist and i put up a lock of hair and i said what is this and she said that thet actresses hr who he supposedly killed. it was just laying in his file which is incredible. he kept all his evidence that he should not have had good there were loaded guns, loaded pistols and they had at uc berkeley police had to come out and remove a firing pin. just to stop bad things from happening. he had bomb parts and he removed the bullet from a woman's heart and then filled the heart up with wax to take a wax cast of it so he could match it later on and i found that in it was pretty incredible thehe things that were in their. [inaudible question] >> he did chartism your levels and i thank you wanted to do something with dialysis and that is the interesting thing about oscar heinric

you might know of fatty arbuckle who was -- i say if brad pitt were still relevant he would be the brad pitt of 19 -- >> sorry. okay. okay. all right, all right. >> won an dame academy award. >> he would be the brad pitt of 1921. so he was a film star who was accused of assaulting and killing a movie actress, and so the things that were in the file were like dish was with the archivist and picked up a lock of hair and said what is this. she said that's the actress' hair who he supposedly killed, and it was just laying in his file. which is kind of incredible. he kept all of this evidence he shouldn't have had. there were loaded guns. he had load pistols and they had -- uc berkeley police had to come out and remove a firing pin. just to stop bad things from happening. he he had bomb parts. he removed a bullet from a woman's heart and then filled the heart up with wax to take a wax cast of it so he could match it later on. i found that. and i it was really pretty incredible. >> thank you urine? >> he did chart his own urine levels for a year and a half. >> i think he wanted to do somethin

briefed in a series of phone calls last week by his political advisers, including his campaign manager, brad parscal. committee chair mcdaniel and son-in-law jared kushner. the aides showed the president his re-election campaign's latest internal polls, which showed him trailing joe biden in several key states. multiple sources familiar with the briefing confirmed to nbc news. one source described trump as being in a, quote, horrific mood, as parscal walked him through the polling. on friday, two days after being shown the polls, trump berated his campaign manager, insisting the data was wrong, and blamed parscal for the fact he was down in the polls. the tense exchange was first reported by cnn and the "washington post." the "associated press" reports that trump repeatedly told campaign officials during the heated calls, quote, i'm not blanking losing to joe biden. >> actually, you are. in just about every important state. >> according to five people with knowledge of the conversation, trump had planned to run his 2020 campaign on the strength of the economy and has now been warned by aides

still relevant, he would be the brad pitt of 1912.laughter] >> so he would be the brad pitt of 1921. >> he was a old star -- goldstar accused of killing a movie actress and so the things that were in the final, i was with an archivist and picked up the lock of hair and i said what is this and she said that the actresses hair he supposedly killed and it's just playing in his final. he kept all this evidence that he really shouldn't have had. there were loaded guns. they had the uc berkeley police come out and remove the pan to stop bad things from happening. he removed a bullet from a woman's heart. it was pretty incredible things that wereh in there. he did chart his own urine levels. [laughter] it'expanded the interesting thig about oscar heinrich, that he wanted to do so much. so he was interested in his own forensics and chemistry and starting multiple businesses and it wasn't just a love of solving crime. in the books that he would send to them it would help him further his own science. i know that you said you also zeroed in on t

brown: thank you, brad. since dr. sidelinger answered the last question on that, i'll make sure he answers this question on that. thank you. dr. sidelinger: thank you, governor and thank you, brad. was 15,000, one, five. and that's an estimate on what we're seeing in other parts of the country and what we think would be necessary with the symptomatic cases appearing to leveling off in theon and presentations in hospital we hope leveling off decreases over the next time period and that gives us an surveillance and doing testing of asymptomatic people. players testing right now will be how we will increase capacity. we are continuing to look for ways to increase capacity at the oregon state public health laboratory. we've said, that's a specialized laboratory healthing public response. initially was doing testing for hospitalizedwere when hospital systems weren't up so we're continuing to look for ways to increase that. know that our hospital systems are also looking for ways to increase their capacity of our hospitals

and if you'd just come up, brad. you guys would come up, you can give us a little display of some of the equipment we have and some of the things that are happening, having to do with testing. because testing's a big word. remember, it was all ventilators. and the reason it was all ventilators, they said there's no way he'll ever be able to catch this one. and not only did we catch it, we are now the king of ventilators all over the world. we can send them -- we have thousands being made a week. and they're very high quality. that wasn't playing well so they said, testing, testing. we'll get him on testing. testing is much easier than ventilators. ventilators are big machines that are very complex and are very expensive. you need real, real -- you need a group of people that really know what they're doing. we took auto lines we took a lot of different people and now we've done that. but it used to be ventilators. ventilators, ventilators. now it's testing, testing, testing. and i think admiral giroir and i think that

be an investor and invest in good companies >> and three to five years should be your new minimum brad, would you agree with that? >> i'll agree with some of that. i always think you have to look to the long-term, but at the same time, i think where you should be looking at is where the economy is going to be we've got the stimulus in place. and in fact, that's going to mitigate the damage. this round of the ppp program should help get us through and i actually think we could well see a faster recovery we're starting to see how the end game looks with that, you want to go with companies that are going to do well technology, for example. consumer discretionary it's a little bit earlier to start planning the recovery, but it's not too early to start thinking about it. and if you really are looking over a longer time frame, that's where you want to be >> how much, kim, do you think -- >> i liked brad's answer a moment ago how, look, we had a big setback from arguably the most important treatment right now and stocks didn't even go negative how much more important is it to get positive new

paisley on twitter saying here is to you, brad.out a song called there is no i in beer and it pays to tribute to front line workers. jillian: i will feel like she wants to be our friend. carley: maybe we can get something going on. do you have to donate to coronavirus relief. this is really cool for all the friends' fans out there. you have an opportunity to meet the cast during the taping of upcoming reunion special. all you have to do is all in challenge.com. donate whatever you can, all the proceeds will benefit coronavirus relief. and, like you said, jillian, all the cast members posted about this on their instagram accounts yesterday. a creative way to raise a lot of money. it's going to a very good cause. jillian: absolutely. very cool. love it. rob: thank you so much. carley. that will do us today. happy wednesday. tomorrow is already thursday. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ steve: good morning. it is wednesday, april 22nd, 2020. last night president trump laid out his details of his plan to suspend immigration for 60 d

amanda ballantyne is executive director of the main street alliance and brad close. he's president of the national federation of independent businesses.t' brad, start with you. first of all, tlxatvey fac tbe businesses were waiting for this money? thanks. i think biggest problems we hear from small businesses is they'd having a hatime getting to their bank to get theirpl ations in. they have been very frustrated at the delays. they keereading media reports of publicly traded companies accessing gnificant amountof money. when you look at the size of money going to large businesses and pubd,licly tra that money would fund tens of thousands of small businesses to help them keep their employees on e payroll, so those which haven't gotten loans, which is about 80% of small businesses that have applied right now, they're very frustrated. >> amman dark it's my understanding that the small business administration was c trying to manges to make this more accessible to small banks, from what you understand, what kind of besss actually are getting this help most, and where is t

that's your brad pitt, huh? okay, what's in the box? okay, brad. this is, uh, my son's books.n he was, uh-- when he was born. - which book did oprah give him? - all of them. all of them. they all say aman's book club. - oh, my god. - and the great thing about this is because he-- actually, he's almost three. he absolutely loves to read. but, you know, he wants me to read all of them. right now, it's "paw patrol," so i have to read "paw patrol." i make him choose. i say, "okay, we get three books tonight." he says, "okay." so after i've read all three books, then he says, "okay, read it again." "no, it doesn't mean you get three for me to read over and over and over again. well, he knows how to play people. good. he's a smart kid, yeah, smart kid. you, um, are adamant on not putting this kid on social media. - no. - not putting pictures out, which a lot of people do. why? i see some of the horrible things that they do to people, man. they do some horrible ( bleep ) to these kids. those trolls on social media and how they judge them and how they talk about them and say horrible

with that, i would like to and brad the admiral, smith to discuss some of the incredible things thatave been done, and they really are, what they have been able to do in a , andshort period of time equipment, you will see equipment you have not seen before. if you guys would come up, you can give us a little display of some of the equipment that we have and some of the things that are happening, having to do with testing, because testing is a big word. remember, it was all ventilators. they said there is no way he will ever be able to catch this one. not only did we catch it, we are now the king of insulators all over the world. we can send him anywhere, thousands being made a week, and they are very high quality. sot wasn't playing well, they said testing, we will get them on testing. testing is much easier than ventilators. relators are big machines that are very complex and very expensive -- ventilators are very complex and expensive. it used to be ventilators, ventilators, ventilators. now it is testing, testing, testing. i thinkthe admiral and brad will show you some things you

coming up doctor anthony fauci snl dream becomes a reality actor brad pitt appears on snl >>tom hanks area native and his wife rita wilson, they're offering their plasma to help try to make a coronavirus vaccine. now the couple overcame a nasty bout with coronavirus well he was making a movie in australia. >>hanks and wilson returned home to la at the end of march after quarantining and recovering from their symptoms. they both say they carry the covid-19 antibodies now in an interview hanks talked about donating their blood to researchers if the plasma makes an effective vaccine. well the 2 time emmy award winner says that he's been thinking about a name for it. he likes the ring of calling it. the hank scene. and brad pitt meantime showed up on saturday night live last night to portray doctor anthony fauci the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases once joked that he would like brad pitt to play him on the show. >>guy got his wish in the home edition of snl pit translated the president's recent remarks about covid-19 take a look. >>anybody that we need

brad, how is it looking out there? >> looks pretty good yeah >> thanks, brad. >> there you go.e had a recurring gag on the gym jeffrey -- jim jeffrey's show that has him -- oh, he's a bad weatherman on that one looks like he's gotten a little better for john krasinski's new sketch that was cute. next up, we've got conan o'brien. like many shows out there, conan has been conducting celebrity interviews over video chat a lot of times using a service called zoom. zoom has had various problems with security due to the popularity leading to the term zoom bombing when uninvite attendees show up in a session last night he decided to give zoom bombing a trial he broke into a company's conference call and started giving them a little motivational speech. >> i wanted to reinforce that. we're in a great place -- >> i want to apologize, i'm late to the meeting i'm new to the company i wanted to break in mostly because it's pretty clear that dan has lost his way with tiptoe i'm disappointed i'm disappointed in our sales performance. i'm disappointed in a lot of you across the board allen ha

a vaccine, or perhaps brad pitt.eneration of moviegoers could find it much harder to accept that a hero really can come and save the day. with everyone cooped up in their homes with nowhere to go, the pandemic has led to a huge increase in streaming in recent days. so much so that the surge in streaming may further change the way in which we watch movies in the future. perhaps hastening the demise of the traditional cinema. i certainly hope that isn't the case. anyway, streaming is now very popular. i spoke to movie lovers in the us, india, china, germany, japan and denmark, and it was no surprise to find that all of them in the midst of this pandemic have been streaming movies, sometimes for hours at a stretch. there are no movie theatres, there is nowhere else to experience moving images other than on your computer screen, so i think that streaming platforms have become the full on opportunity for people to watch film and tv now, so it's a historic high. so what films have people been watching in their homes? serge

he was just eighteen. >> brad made an attempt on his life with sleeping medications.him was, "why? why would you do this to yourself and to us?" >> and his answer was, "i just wanted to go to sleep and wake up with dad." three months after that, he did commit suicide. >> he just wanted to be with him. so he made a decision. >> reporter: at this point now, you have this affair, this horrible choice, that has now led to, potentially, to two deaths. >> it hurts, hurts a lot every day. >> surreal. i remember just staring at the programs with his picture and bradley kolman and the dates and just like telling myself, "you're at brad's funeral right now." it became upsettingly familiar. i mean, i felt too comfortable at the -- at a funeral setting and i realized, "this is just not -- this isn't fair. i've -- i'm getting too good at receiving bad news. >> reporter: through it all, the d-a never gave up on tom's case. we're conducting these other parts of the investigation, we're developing video information. we're looking at the car, we're doing some pretty interesting things