. >> my name is pascal brooks.i was 8 years old, i inherited something that is pretty special and still blows my mind. ♪ >> thank you so much for having me, pascal. wow, it is an honor to meet you. how unusual is it for somebody your age to be in charge of all this? >> i'm not the one that does the work. i simply own it. >> the 18-year-old may own this winery, but he can't legally drink its product. however, he does pitch in, every so often, to get a good feel for his strange inheritance. nice to see you helping out the family winery. very nice. the story of how pascal became the world's youngest owner of a winery begins with his father, jimi brooks. janie heuck is pascal's aunt. she and pascal's dad, jimi, grew up in portland. >> as we got older and got out of high school, we both took very, very different paths. >> janie zips through a degree in accounting, while jimi goes on the five-year plan, finally gets his b.a., but then decides to find himself by traveling through europe. >> so he moved over there, took a

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we start with fast moving developments in the coronavirus outbreak right here in the united states. 179 cases as we begin this broadcast in california another cruise ship is not being allowed to dock so that federal health officials can screen the people on board. a man who traveled on that ship's previous voyage just died from the virus, marking california's first death and the nation's 11th. over in new york, officials are scrambling to trace the contacts of the now 22 people who were infected with the coronavirus. at least 57 schools across the country are mandating that parents keep their kids home from school, and around the world, the rapidly spreading illness is keeping nearly 300 million kids away from school. amazon is telling workers in its seattle area business it is best to work from home until the end of the month, and some major airlines are now cutting back their domestic flights, and the senate is right now voting on a multibillion dollars spending bill aimed at fighti

barbara, welcome. >> thank you, brooke. be with you. >> in the 1912 election, swee the rise of the two movements progressivism and socialism, and how did the progressivism of that time compare to what we are considering progressive now in terms of policy? >> sure. a lot of similarities actually and a lot of similarities that caused the progressivism and socialism of the 20th century and the rise of bernie sanders and socialism again, and that is societal up heels and economic upheavals and immigration and economic inequality in the case of the 2007/2008 economic collapse and you heard people talk about in the clip the pluto krats in the sights of the socialists or the democratic socialists as bernie sanders calls himself now. a lot of parallels. the more things change, the more they stay the same. >> what is the biggest difference? >> the biggest difference is that i think that we had a true socialism movement in the 20th century led by eugene v. debs who is one of the four main candidates in the 1904 election, and some of

>> brooke: [ sighs ] >> shauna: quinn, i went over to see brooke. i was about to knock, and that's when i saw brooke and bill. >> quinn: can i at least see it one more time before you delete it? and it just goes directly to their picture frame? when ridge sees this video, this is gonna be the end of his relationship with brooke for good. [ door opens ] oh.

hey, nick. >> reporter: hey, brooke. well, yeah, we just heard from up in washington, no big gatherings in three counties up there and four million people live in those three counties. nearly 4 million people in those three counties now under that new order. just put out here in san francisco, just across the bay from where i am. the city has just banned all gatherings of more than one thousand people. the golden state warriors, of course, play in san francisco. unclear at this point what will happen to their home games. the message really is, it will get worse and we have to do more to contain it. you mentioned the w.h.o. now calling this a pandemic. we at cnn have been calling it a pandemic for a few days. the actual headline i thought out of that world health organization briefing was the director general saying that he is alarmed at the level of spread and severity and also alarmed at the inaction in certain places, but he does stress, it is not too late to change the course of this pandemic and, you know, governor i

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i'm brooke baldwin.pper, special coverage of super tuesday starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is cnn's special coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. we're also standing by for the first votes on round two of super tuesday. this hour, the coronavirus crisis is worsening here on the east coast of the united states with the first death now reported in new jersey. new york state officials are also taking very dramatic action to contain an outbreak of the virus in new rochelle just outside of new york city, including sending in the national guard. we'll talk to the new york governor, andrew cuomo, in just a moment. jake tapper is also with us. jake, this pandemic is hitting the united states harder by the day. >> that's right,

brooks has a lot going on now.t on, pbs he'll be honored with the gershwin prize by the library of congress. he spoke with norah o'donnell before we all began social distancing. >> reporter: what is it about country music? >> it's almost like breathing in and breathing out, isn't it? you don't have to work to listen to it. and you don't even have to be listening to hear it. i think it's the voice of the common man's soul. ♪ that i admit to miss the day >> reporter: that soul-moving sound of country music is what has packed arenas with tens of thousands of fans up until this crisis. ♪ sometimes i thank god fans who know all the words to his songs -- ♪ and they're singing every word of a song like that. >> i'm a guy, so i'm the last guy that's going to say size matters. but it does. >> reporter: brooks says that despite all of that success, the lesson in life is that adversity is what makes us stronger and helps us bounce back. >> you've got a bow and arrow, right? the only way that arrow is going to go far at all is

. >> brooke: you look pretty amazing, too. >> ridge: well, thank you. >> brooke: mm-hmm.hat'd you think, i was gonna show up in jeans and a t-shirt? >> ridge: i wasn't sure you were gonna show up at all. >> brooke: so you think thomas really is gonna go through with this? >> ridge: no, i know he's going through with it. he's gonna get married, and they're gonna have a beautiful future together. >> brooke: you're a psychic now. >> ridge: i am. >> brooke: hmm. >> ridge: thomas and zoe, they're gonna move on with their lives and we're gonna move on with ours... something i want very much. >> brooke: i want that, too. ♪

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn with the coronavirus pandemic. thank you for being here. is the u.s. being prepared? in the holes of congress and cities from coast to coast as life we know it, it takes this dramatic shift, travel restricted, school shuttered, sports seasons cancelled and the stock market halted briefly for the second time this week before plummeting once again. all of that is the case in the united states continues to climb nearing 1300 and sadly, the number of deaths is also on the rise. erica hill. where do things stand right now? >> reporter: it's not just the numbers that keep changing but our phones are blowing up with information around the country. everything that's happening. a local and a state level. here in new rochelle where i am, this is the first day of the official containment zone here in new rochelle. what does that mean? the mayor stressing again this morning, this is not a lockdown. this is not a quarantine of this one mile radius. what this is is simply an att

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, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thank you for being with me. every day deaths from coronavirus climb to unmanageable numbers. the number of deaths in the united states yesterday, the most so far in one day. 575. and every one of the numbers is someone's family member or someone's friend. right now the total death toll in the u.s. topped 3,000. is more than 3,500 in the nation's top infectious disease dr. anthony fauci predicted there could be a second wave of the coronavirus come this fall. the more optimistic outlook regarding that, dr. fauci does predict that the u.s. will be better prepared for the second wave and said there are some small signs that social distancing is working. in just a few moments i'll talk to the former vice president, candidate joe biden about this pandemic. but first we want to begin in new york where more than 75,000 people have now tested positive. governor cuomo today stressing frustration with getting medical supplies saying it is, quote, like bidding on e-bay and

. >> dunbar: and later, norah o'donnell sits down with garth brooks. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> dunbar: good evening, everyone, i'm doug dunbar reporting tonight from cbs11 news in dallas-fort worth. we will begin tonight with sobering new numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. today marks one month now since the first recorded death in the united states. since then, the death toll has surged to more than 2,400 confirmed cases, topping 136,000 and counting. and late today, the president extended distancing guidelines. >> on tuesday, we will be finalizing these plans and providing a summary of our final supporting data and strategies to the american people. >> dunbar: cbs news correspondents are covering all aspects of this national ecergency. we'll begin with nikole killion n >> d at the white house. >> reporter: monday marks the end of the white house's coronavirus guidelines, but some officials, including within the administration, believe more time is needed. as president trump convened his coronavirus task force, stark new projections from so

. >>> and our interview with country superstar garth brooks.iving online concerts in the age of coronavirus and why he says the lesson in life is that adversity makes us stronger. >>> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news because president trump says he is ready for americans to get back to work by easter sunday even though the world health organization now says the u.s. could soon be the global epicenter of the outbreak. today the governor of new york said cases in his state are grbe enough beds in hoital is to handle all of the sick. new york now accounts for about. about 0 people have now died nationwide. another sign of how dramatically the world has changed -- the summer olympics have been postponed until next year. on wall street today, the dow had its biggest one-day gain since 1933 after congress signaled it is very close to an agreement on the largest stimulus bill in history. we're talking about mo

it's a big month for brooks. we spoke with him earlier this month before social distancing.the gershwin prize by the library of congress, which credits him with elevating country music into a national anthem of the american people, which is where our conversation began. what is it about country music? >> i don't know. it's-- it's almost like breathing in and breathing out, isn't it? you don't have to work to listen to it. and you don't even have to be listening to hear it. i think it's the voice of the common man's soul. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: that soul-moving sound of country music is what has packed arenas with tens of thousands of fans up until this crisis. fans who know all the words ton. and they're singing every word of a song like that. >> i'm a guy, so i'm the last guy that says size matters, but it does. >> o'donnell: brooks says despite all of that success the lesson in life is that adversity is what makes us stronger and helps us bounce back. >> you've got a bow and arrow, right. the only way that arrow is going to go far at all is it's got to address resistance, r

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. >>> and our interview with country superstar garth brooks.iving online concerts in the age of coronavirus and why he says the lesson in life is that adversity makes us stronger. >>> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news because president trump says he is ready for americans to get back to work by easter sunday even though the world health organization now says the u.s. could soon be the global epicenter of the outbreak. today the governor of new york said cases in his state are growing so rapidly there won't be enough beds in hospital icus to handle all of the sick. new york now accounts for about half of the more than 53,000 confirmed cases across the u.s. about 700 people have now died nationwide. another sign of how dramatically the world has changed -- the summer olympics have been postponed until next year. on wall street today, the dow had its biggest one-day gain since 1933 after congress signaled i

>> thank you forring havi inhav brooke.ant to stress how close to home this is for all of us as i saw the announcement about idris elba. my oldest son and idris' daughter are classmates. i think that really should tell -- stress to the entire nation that we are but a few degrees of separation from one another. but to your question on the 250 person ban, i literally was signing that ban as the announcement was coming from the cdc on the 50 person limit. and so we will update that with another executive order today. this is very fluid. but whether it be idris elba or your next door neighbor, people need to understand that this is serious. this is a highly contagious disease or virus and i don't think that people are taking it seriously. and it is the reason that -- in atlanta we are having to take extraordinary steps. my preference would be that we get more guidance from the cdc and from our federal government so that we can be on one accord. atlanta is a limited geographic area and a large metropolitan area. so no matter wha

brooke?. >>> governments around the world are taking extensive measures to try to slow the spread of coronavirus. it has now become a global pandemic. there are now more than 100,000 confirmed cases worldwide. nearly 4,000 are dead. and we have a team of correspondents around the globe covering the latest developments. ben wedeman in italy, where 16 million people in northern italy are on lockdown as the country undergoes a stunning spike in cases. ben? >> reporter: i'm ben wedeman in bologna, northern italy. the coronavirus crisis is getting worse by the day. cnn was able to speak to the coordinate for intensive care in the lombardi region, home to 10 million people. he said the health system is one step away from collapse. patients are receiving intensive care in hospital corridors. the hospitals remember said, are receiving a tsunami of new patients. >> reporter: i'm oren liebermann in jerusalem. there are travel restrictions and mandatory self-quarantine and officials here are considering

before the social distancing order, brook sat down for a chat with norah o'donnellf1 o to it and yout's "the voice" of the common man's soul. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that soul-moving sound of country music is what has packed arenas with tens of thousands of fans up until this crisis. ♪ sometimes i've been down >> reporter: fans who know all the words to his songs. and they're singing every word of a song like that. >> i'm a guy, so i'm the last guy that's going to say size matters, but it does. >> reporter: brooks says despite all of that success, the lesson in life is that adversity is what makes us stronger and helps us bounce back. >> you've got a bow and arrow, right? the only way that arrow is going to go far at all is it's got to address resistance, right? so for every dreamer out there, when you hear, no, it cannot be done, just let it keep coming. beuse once they let g of that row, all those nos are what's going to fuel you to turn those dreams into reality. >> reporter: the increased resistance -- >> yes, ma'am. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: much of his music evokes emotion, even tears, especia

i'm brooke baldwin. the coronavirus is officially a pandemic and countries across the world need to quote/unquote get better at stopping the spread, that is the message from the world health organization today who is urging officials worldwide to step up testing capabilities as well as communication with those who could be impacted. up on capitol hill, a frightening forecast from the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. >> we will see more cases sa-- d things will get worse than they are right now. how much worse it will get will depend on our ability to do two things, to contain the influx of people who are infected coming from the outside, and the ability to contain and mitigate within our own country. bottom line, it's going to get worse. >> 19 states have now declared a state of emergency as the number of cases soars past 1,000 here in the u.s. all leading top senate democrats to push president trump to declare this a national emergency. and take a look at big board with

brooke: right. they may not be able to deliver all of the packages people order. you wonder for target, can you source the toys, the clothes, electronics? a lot of that comes from china. you did have the new year build up a sort of buffer, but i think there will be a real crunch in the april-may timeline. alix: i also wonder, which ones can afford to eat the margins and which ones can't? they will maybe have to pay workers to not come in because the virus, for example. brooke: stores are already struggling significantly on that point. i a time like this, you have to get people in the stores as well, which is a lot of pressure. alix: coming up, we got a c-suite view of disruptions from the virus and political uncertainty. nicholas pinchuk, snap-on ceo, will be joining us. rolling over a little bit for the s&p. now we are up again, up by 13 points. we were down, then we were up again. how about that? the g7 disappoints with no announcement. markets didn't like it at first, now taking it in stride. the

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why is this important, brooke? remember, every speech bernie sanders gives is i am the only one who can bring out excited new people to beat donald trump. we need a huge turnout to beat donald trump. at least super tuesday, you know, it's a sample, it's not the whole country, but it's 14 states. it was joe biden winning in states where turnout went way up, which is -- i'll take that away, vermont he did not win, but in all those other states here where turnout went way up, that is a story line i think we should pay more attention to as this primary likely narrows down to just joe biden versus bernie sanders and who is the best positioned to beat donald trump in the fall. >> people showed up, the enthusiasm was there. chris, thank you so much. so curious to see how that translates come november. bernie sanders, by the way, is set to speak any moment after biden's big wins. plus, see his new ad where he is embracing former president barack obama. >>> also, the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. continues to clim

brooke: walk us through the logistics.nks they have coronavirus, what do you do? hill: we offer a free assessment on our website and mobile app. a lot of people are going there to get a recent understanding of the risk profile. that has been a very popular feature. a subset of people who take the assessment go into an on-demand waiting room to see a doctor. we have live video consultations in all 50 states. we are seeing a growing number of people coming in expressing concern for coronavirus. on the last three days, thursday, about 5% of our total patients were coming to us expressing concern for coronavirus. i'm sorry, on wednesday, 5%. thursday, 10%. hours, about 20% of our cases have been coronavirus-related. it is driving the bulk of the volume. brooke: when you see that kind of uptick in demand, do you have to triage? are you asking people with less urgent questions not to call right now? hill: great question. we do triage upfront. we ask another -- a number of questions to guide what the patient should do. should the

i'm brooke baldwin and thank you for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> it is the biggest day in the race before the biggest day of the race. "the lead" starts right now. breaking before the most critical day of the presidential democratic primary so far, another candidate bows out. two former contenders are expected to both back joe biden tonight. could that stop bernie sanders and the movement from steamrolling on super tuesday. also breaking today, coronavirus cases are jumping in the u.s. and at least 100 infected and six now dead as the concerns are growing of a hidden cluster of the virus and as president trump turns less rosie about the situation and he is pushing the pharmaceutical companies for the vaccine. the last mesge

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. joe biden says his campaign is for anyone who's been knocked down, counted out, or left behind, and until recently, the former vp could have been talking about his own 2020 bid. but a series of major wins in south carolina and now super tuesday have given joe biden a huge boost as he battles senator bernie sanders for the democratic nomination. and as of today, there is one fewer candidate standing in biden's way after michael bloomberg announced today that not only is he suspending his campaign, he will throw his billions behind team biden. cnn is tracking all the fallout from super tuesday, including what senator elizabeth warren's staff is calling a disappointing night for the massachusetts senator. let's start with cristina alesci. she is waiting on that bloomberg news conference to begin. what's the word from the campaign? >> reporter: well, mike bloomberg's following an old wall street saying which is your first loss is your best loss. after that grueling night last night where

garth brooks s istosomething similar as well. wel >>> we continue to watch wall street this afternoon. continued concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. the dow is down more than 1800 points. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, students left in limbo faceing the reality of school closures. possibly extending through the summer. what happens to the students hoping to go to college this fall? we'll have that story and much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> and remember, we are always streaming now, 24/7 on cbsn bay area. >> and that's going to do it for us here at kpix5 news at noon. we are keeping our social distance. >> we are. >> we love each other. from far away. >> allen martin and elizabeth cook will see you tonight at 5:00. we hope to see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. have a wonderful wednesday. ♪ >> ridge: hey. >> brooke: hey. [ laughs ] idge: mr. forrester?p, >> brooke: mm-hmm. >> ridge: that's pretty formal after what happened in this room last night. why are you trying to kick me out? >> brooke: if it were up to me

randolph became less and less prominent and much of the space training went back to brooks, which became the human systems command. but as i speak, that technology has come full circle. the technology that made randolph possible, the aviation technology excluding in the 20's and 30's, now we have a space force and we see that coming. and who knows where the headquarters will be, but a lot of it will have started here at randolph. and we will hand it baton to the space force. in fact, we already have. and as we have learned from just studying the space, you never know where that will lead. to new technologies, maybe a new base, or a base we can visit in 90 years and see what their impact was. >> welcome. of course i am joe mccartin in case anybody has forgotten. today, we're going to be talking about a period from 1968 to 1988 that i call "turnabout" years. i come up with the title

mel brooks.mel brooks. hi, dad. >> reporter: with a message about looking out for our seniors. >> if i get the coronavirus i'll probably be okay. but if i give it to him, he could give it to carl reiner, who could give it to dick van dyke. and before i know it, i've wiped out a whole generation of comedic legends. do your part. don't a spreader. right, dad? >> right. go home! >> i'm going, i'm going. >> go. >> love you. >> reporter: tonight, max telling us he knows his message landed, seen my millions. >> we all have a role to play so let's do our part. when i shot that video, i couldn't go in the house. so that bit about me waving at him through the glass, that was real. i haven't hugged my dad since this started. >> reporter: max telling us he's happy to report, everyone in the video is okay. >> dad's okay. i just spoke to him a little while ago. carl reiner is okay. dick van dyke. he's okay. as far as i know, this generation of comedic legends is okay. >> thank you, max and mel. you made us sm

"newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts now. >>> brianna, thank you. hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. moments ago the president made a critical promise of major financial help as americans make unprecedented sacrifices with this coronavirus pandemic. the number of those infected has crossed the 5,000 mark, with deaths approaching 100. president trump promising a cash infusion that really go against both of our instincts -- stay at home, don't go out. don't be with big groups of people. >> i think we're going to do something that gets money to them as quickly as possible. that may not be an accurate way of doing it, because obviously -- we'll have a good idea by the end of the day what we will be doing. >> we want to make sure americans get money in their pockets quickly. we want to make sure small business owners have access to funds. we want to make sure that hotels, airlines, we have an entire package. >>> the president also said all 50 states are now authorized and can do their own testing. plus moving past his back-and-forth with new york's governor, p

david brooks and ruth marcus analyze another historic week. and the uncertainty we all sti

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this is cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. in a couple of hours, a jaw dropping session. halted shortly after wall street opened for business. oil prices and intensifying fears over the coronavirus. now more than 100,000 confirmed cases worldwide on every single continent except for antarctica. nearly 4,000 are dead and there are signs of sustained person to person transmission. for those reasons, cnn is now calling the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. let me show you these pictures. this is the scene out of oakland, california, where this cruise ship with at least 21 people who have tested positive for coronavirus is expected to dock soon. princess cruise, the ship's operator, the process of disembarking will take place over the course of multiple days as several quarantine locations for those who are asymptomic set across the country and across the united states, more than 600 cases confirmed but at least 8 states now declaring a state of emergency. let's talk markets. a cnn global economic analyst and global business editor

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here.jake tapper" starts now. >>> president trump says he's angry with americans who are not social distancing. "the lead" starts right now. the mayor of the nation's largest city tells residents to be prepared to possibly shelter in place. this as health officials say we might not know for weeks if these extreme measures are working. and i'll talk to a mother of a 3-week-old about social distancing. >>> plus the president's new tone on the pandemic. what's behind it?

this credit union where she worked as a $9 an hour teller. >> the people knew where brooke worked.d. >> jeff glanton is a special agent with the fbi. he investigated brooke's case and says she was instructed to go inside and get $350,000 or else. >> she's been told by these two guys if the police are called, if she doesn't do what she is instructed then there's going to be a shootout. she and her child will be in the middle of it. >> a frantic brook screamed because her 3-year-old son was being held hostage outside. that's when brooke's day got even worse. >> she finds her boss in the bank and says, two men have carson with guns, i need to get into the vault. her boss refuses to open the vault. >> who of us can be judgmental in that kind of circumstance but -- >> right. >> masked gunmen have her child outside the door. >> brooke lyons response was singular. she pointed at her and said, you just killed us. >> the credit union security camera's caught the security moments. she was desperately looking around running for help. all she can think about is her son. she runs out of the ban

. >>> comedy legend mel brooks is helping in the fight against the coronavirus.blic service announcement about the importance of social distancing, especially among the elderly. >> this is my dad, mel brooks. hi, dad. he's 93. if i get the coronavirus, i'll probably be okay. but if i give it to him, he could give it to carl reiner who could give to dick van dyke. before i know it, i've wiped out a whole generation of comedic legends. >> max brooks also stressed the importance of avoiding crowds, washing your hands, and if you . >>> still ahead, quarterback tom brady may be headed to florida. we'll tell you which team reportedly landed a deal with the six-time super bowl champ. i've always focused on my career, but when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business... ♪ ...and building it with my son has been my dream job. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm dot com. >> tech: don'

doctor is clear it is going to be a long game. >> brooke dale is one of the few hospitals serving under serve community. you know just what these doctors are going through everyday. this is early innings and i think that's one of the sober things. when you heard dr. fauci saying he would not be surprised by 100,000 deaths to 200,000 deaths. this is going to go on for some time. >> it is going to go on and on and they're running short on supplies. we were dressed in full ppe protective gear with the suits and proper white suit and the goggles and masks and double gloves. they looked at us like we were from another planet. we want that stuff. that's the stuff we should have for this. doctors i was talking to there, she was in a surgical gown that's made of paper. that she has to get rid of everyday. they are thousands of workers there. people who clean the floors and empty the trash cans. they help keep that hospital running as well. they need gears as well. you can see how quickly it multiples and how much gear they actually need. >> miguel marquez, thank you for doing that. be careful.

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take a look. >> i'm max brooks. i'm 47 years old. this is my dad, mel brooks. hi, dad. he's 93. if i get the coronavirus, i'll probably be okay. if i give it to him, he could give it to carl reiner, who could give it to dick van dyke and before i know it i've wiped out a whole generation of comedic legends. do your part, don't be a spreader, right, dad? >> right. go home. go home. >> i'm going, i'm going. love you. >> go home. >> pretty effective. that video has been viewed more than 10 million times. you don't have to be a celebrity to bring joy to people during this crisis. >> a group in chicago called my block, my hood, my city, is helping senior citizens. they're delivering packages that include everything from food to soap to hand sanitizer. many restaurants across the country that have been forced to close are now donating their food to charity. disney land is also donating leftover food to a food bank. >>> there was an unusual scene at the aquarium in chicago, but no visitors because of the coronavirus. the staff allowed the penguins to run loose. edward and annie were af

david brooks, yamiche alcindor, kasie hunt, and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "theew york times." i feel like this morning, peter, we heard a little bit, if you read between the lines of dr. fauci and the governors of this, of the federal government is leaning in but perhaps not as much as they would like to. because on one hand, they're making the case that we need to -- we're not doing enough, and on the other hand, they're not ready to call for more action. >> stunning to hear they got the fda approval yesterday. >> this is mass general, one of the leading hospitals in this country. >> i thought one of the most interesting moments came when dr. fauci was on the hill and asked is it going to get worse? yes, it's going to get worse. what about things like nba games? yes, things like nba games should be shut down. within 24 hours, all sports shut down. they're craving direction. they're craving for washington to tell them what are we supposed to do at this point? and they're not hearing from the president. the president is kind of a bystander as school superintenden

that is syndicated columst mark shields and david brooks. hello to both of you.rth shifted on its axis or at least the democratic party, the democrati party did, david. we had south carolina. we had super tuesday. we had four presidential candidates drop out or maybe more than that. what happened? >> i've never seen anythin like it. it was in the -- in the 48 hours after south carolina, were moving so fast, some pollsters were saying that polls that were 12 o hours were obsolete. and it's -- it was a spontaneoul move byons of people all around the country and different demographics. turning one and reaching the same conclusion that it's got to beoe biden and why they didn't do that four weeks ago or six weeks ago, first super tuesday forced a decision. amy klobachar would have won miesota and it would hav been a nice feather in her bonnet. she said, no i would be selfish. and pete buttigieg did the same. so you had a party establishment frankly doing the right thing. but more important was the rank-and-file voters who just -- they looked at reality and like- a co

joining me are peter baker, chief white house correspondent for in"new york times," kasie hunt, david brooks, columnist for "the new york times," and yamiche alcindor. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. america's recognition of the coronavirus crisis we now face seems to have grown at about the same pace the virus itself has spread. slowly at first and then exponentially. as of this morning, there were rurally 3,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the u.s., resulting in 60 deaths, but there's been very limited testing. gone is the nonsense that this is a hex. gone mostly is the disinformation that this is nothing worse than the flu, and gone is the myth that we're in i inconveniences. president trump's declaration of a emergency calmed the markets but only after it prompted wall street's worst day in more than three decades. i'll talk to dr. anthony fauci. two governors, and two hospit

brooks. a real expert in her field and if you'd like, you could ask her a couple of questions when we're finished. we worked to -- we're working very hard to

i love mel brooks. he's so iconic seeing him there.he day and i was like, you've got to protect mel brooks, protect all our national treasures, where's betty white? >> right. i mean, this is so mart. because he's really putting a face to this issue. you can explain this to people, but showing it, showing people they love, adds a whole new dimension. >>> arnold schwarzenegger also posted his own coronavirus psa with his pony and donkey in the house saying, stay at home as much as possible, listen to the experts, ignore the morons. >> comedian patton oswald has turned to what he knows best, performing a standup routine in his own front yard to offer hope and humor. >> this covid-19, i tell you, i didn't know covid 1 through 18, so i don't know what this is all about -- hey, how are you doing there? how are you doing today? >> you suck. >> all right. >> okay. >> i love that this was his inspiration. oswald says he was inspired by videos from italy of people singing from their balconies. of course, right? >> i love it. zohreen, everybody's

. >> later norah o'donnell sits down with garth brooks. why he said adversity makes us stronger. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. i'm doug dunbar reporting from cbs 11 news in dallas-fort worth. soaring new numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. today marks one month since the recorded death in the united states. since then the death toll has now surged to more than 2300. confirmed cases top 135,000 and counting. cbs news correspondents are covering all aspects of our national emergency. we'll begin tonight with nikole >> reporter: monday marks the end of the white house's coronavirus guidelines, but some officials, including within the administration, believe more time is needed. as president trump convened his coronavirus task force, stark new projections from some of its key members about the toll the pandemic could take on the united states. >> i would say between 100,000 and 200,000 cases. but i don't want to be held to that because it's -- excuse me, deaths. >> no state, no metro area will