and get a response from beth cameron . >> cameron, thank you. first and foremost thanks for your service. i appreciate what you've done for our country and i think you're certainly expressing frustration with this public healthemergency that many people have . first i want to say to your question about morbidity and mortality, your first question that yes, mortality is the number of people or the case of people die from the disease relative to those who are infected. and the infections rates is not the case fatality rate so there are many more people who are infected with this disease and who will die and i think when you say morbidity, what morbidity is the people who are affected by the disease, not necessarily the number including the people who died also including the people recover . so there are going to be way more people as steve mentioned with this statistic earlier about the number of cases versus thenumber of deaths . i do think that the number of deaths from this disease is quite high. it would have been much much fight higher in thi

that is cameron crise from our team.t are you looking at when you come in these days to see what is going on in the marketplace? we are settled into a new normal wear stocks are telling one story, bonds are telling another , and we are getting this economic data day after day battering our idea of what the economic recovery will look like. it has been a challenging environment to navigate, for sure. what has been interesting about all of this bounce off of the lows for march is that the bulk of it has occurred overnight. you see futures rally from midnight eastern time until 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning, and then america wakes up, checks their screens, and sees futures up 1% or two, and then during the day stocks go nowhere in aggregate. , the natureunusual of this rally. ,hat has happened recently certainly last night, is the mystery buyer did not show up. more generally, stocks have started to trade more negatively during regular trading hours, which suggests some people who have managed to catch the rally are bringing

from sweets number 5 from cameron top interest 26 the noble all you need is. the plate is undergoing and he custom built for nearly 1000000 euros. the instrument is almost as extravagant as the musician. until he was 11 coming carpenter took lessons at home he did went on to study at the judean conservatory in new york city. his abilities extend beyond music and he keeps pushing them further. it's obvious he'd have little trouble working as a designer to. his repertoire of stories beyond classical. please fly me to the moon this standard made famous by frank sinatra and dean martin. back in berlin when many concert follows innovation there's no way to ruin even so much as a sound check. it's quick and even dirty in the parking lots and back streets. but cameron carpenter just shuts out his surroundings when i'm playing the organ i'm i'm just in the world of the organ there's nothing that really comes into that world that's partly because of the organ itself it's a huge machine and you play it best when you understand it as a machine and sort of enter into it r

carpenter and his portable organ the american cameron carpenter is considered one of the best organists in the world he usually forms a big concert hall. and exclusive show for the residents of the berlin nursing home thanks to cameron carpenter and his push to pull electronic organ. for me it's a great chance to get to play live music for people and in public here in the time of around and that's kind of unthinkable. 32 concerts in 4 days a performance shed still made possible by sponsors local authorities on the police . the locations aren't publicized ahead of the events to avoid large crowds gathering on the program dedicated to just one musical maestro johann sebastian bach. box music is is quite quite unique it's why i consider him so such an important composer and the best composer that music means that i can cram a lot of quality into a very short amount of time because we only have 20 to 30 minutes at each location . full you need to spot that's the most so carpenters bringing on his mini tour to the elderly isolated in berlin because of the pandemic. goalless neck i really enj

|j worked for david cameron in opposition.s unprecedented and the guidelines for special advisers say in general terms they should not be engaged in public activities with the press, giving speeches and this is really new territory. where i do not agree with joey new territory. where i do not agree withjoeyjones is i do not think dominic cummings is milking this, i think he had to speak to the public and there is a sense we could not go on without a direct response and answer from the person at the centre of the story and from that extent i acce pt of the story and from that extent i accept the premise. hearing from anyone else, even the prime minister, would not satisfy, it has to be dominic cummings himself. do you think he has a case to answer? 0n the first set of allegations, going up for childcare reasons, if that was the only thing we were talking about it would be defensible andl talking about it would be defensible and i defend him on it. there was an exception in the regulations and still is now for caring for vulnera

we kick off the show on a musical note with one of the world's best organise the american musician cameron carpenter would normally play here but since concerts and large gatherings are still restricted due to code 19 cover decided to bring his music to the people so he loaded his organ onto a truck and he drove it to care facilities around the city the result was a surprise enjoyed by everyone. coming in conference or has been cold paganini a few organized. during the weeks of crisis he can claim the postman 1st concert hall. so he's going into the courtyard of a senior citizens' home instead. the exact locations of his appearances kept under wraps so the room people. many concert only lose 20 minutes then comes the finale. coming carpenters here to give people a bit of enjoyment in this time of coronavirus lockdown. but also a message. for classical musicians you know we spend our whole lives in our work not only studying the great works on the technique of our instrument but also . learning what that music means and how to make it mean something to a person who's sitting just a few feet

cameron carpenter is here to give people a bit of enjoyment in this time of coronavirus lockdown. but also a message. for classical musicians you know we spend our whole lives and our work not only studying the great works on the technique of our instrument but also learning what that music means and how to make it mean something to a person who's sitting just a few feet away but also in general you know the time you play a part that i play in the whole tapestry of cultural life which after all gives us something to live for that is more than just eating drinking surviving time and carpenter may sound frustration even furious it's understandable if he isn't patient to start performing again but he also says that he sees the fight against the virus as critical and high risk groups must be protected. from sweets number 5 from current top interest 2016 over all you need is. he pleaded underdog and he had custom built for nearly 1000000 euros. the instrument is almost as extravagant as the musician. until he was 11 covering carpenter took lessons at home he did went on to study at the

cameron carpenter khan's performance his usual venues because of the lockdown so he's delights in berlin's retirement home residence shows especially for the. welcome german chancellor angela merkel has been holding tough talks with the auto industry bosses who are desperate to revive struggling cost sales the online meeting came a day after day to show that the sector is experiencing its worst slump in almost 30 years comic because on the government to pay for purchase incentives was $3.00 to $5000.00 euros per car but not everyone is happy about that. nor tax money for gas guzzlers that is the message environmental activists on for old outside anglo-american office window ahead of her crunch meeting with car industry bosses the german chancellor has plenty on her plate at the moment but the future of the car industry may be the toughest challenge. these are dark days for carmakers folks wagon may have projected an image of it's eating the coronavirus onto its vaal sport plant but the truth is this pandemic has sent the sector into its deepest slump since 1991 the w.'s chief echoed carmak

cameron carpenter can't perform at his usual venues because of the law down so he still lives retirement home residence which shows especially for. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us talks are underway between german chancellor angela merkel and representatives of the german car industry conference call is to discuss the impact the current a virus pandemic has had on production and sales as well as ways of reviving the hard hit industry carmakers such as and i have urged the government to help boost demand for cars that are released yesterday shows the sector is facing his biggest slump in 30 years. or more now let's bring in our political correspondent kate what can we expect from this virtual meeting of german carmakers in the cup and the chancellor. well it's very unlikely that we're going to actually see any major decisions come out of these talks today which of course as you mentioned are taking place via teleconference and today will be more of a chance for common factors to put some proposals on the table and also that demand so there is a will focus specifically on i

beth cameron. guest: so i think that it's unfortunate if social distancing is being perceived as a political move. there are a number of prominent republicans who worked in multiple administrations including significantly the george w. bush administration where there actually a lot of the work that was done to determine how social distancing could be put in place the way that we're doing it now was actually pioneers by experts in that administration. and has been absolutely supported by officials who served in that administration and also in the trump administration. so i don't think that this is political. i think instead this virus has some significant differences from h1n1 and from influenza in that each person can transmit it to more people. it has a higher mortality rate, the ability to cause death especially in people who are older or have underlying medical conditions. and so i think when we look at the numbers of zetsdzes, first it's been the leading cause of death as steve said earlier for

the cameron people have to stop with it. lincoln and david davis and some of his allies are riding letters, davis at one point does a tour and meets with weed, other new yorkers, meets with these people, all in part of an effort to make sure they keep their eye on the ball the ball on this case is electing lincoln. and putting aside whatever their personal issues are. you knew this was the outcome, right? i was doing my best to keep the suspense going here. so lincoln wins. it does indeed end up being lincoln and douglas in the north, breckinridge and bell in the south. and breckinridge was the lower south with his argument for late code. l wins the upper software there is less of that commitment to protecting slavery at all costs. and lincoln just stops douglas across the country sort of. he easily beats douglas in the electoral college. lincoln is up with 180 oleksuk volts, douglas is 12 but in fact in a lot of states they ran pretty close. a couple of things to think about in connection with this. one, if douglas, breckin

pennsylvania has simon cameron. down below, just sort of hanging out, not saying or doing too much we have lincoln. sort of on the periphery. not exactly in your face. lincoln isn't getting in anybody's grill. i don't want you to think lincoln said, i'm not getting in anybody's grill. he is not in your face, but he is circling you. lincoln was plotting a lot from 1858 to '60 in terms of his possibilities running for president. right after he lost the election to douglas, a couple of small newspapers, one in illinois, one in ohio, announced they supported him for president. lincoln called them off. no, no, no, i don't think i'm worthy of that. it's too early to talk about it. supposedly, he is on a train one time and he said, my wife thinks i'm going to be president. can you imagine a sucker like me being president? people thought he meant, when they looked back at it, sucker, someone who falls for something. it was a term used to describe illinoisans. he is an illinoisan. it is not that he is easily taken. he knew v

cameron: we have people looking at what the industry could look like going forward.boutlyst a few attendees in one area seeing a show. most people think i'm not used to this, it is not something i'm into. going forward, this could be what the industry looks like. there may be fewer people attending shows because of these mandated orders by the government. vonnie: this is a test drive in arkansas. seats in one section and then a few rows later, another 60. likeuld feel to me attending a not sold out concert, which is never fun. keep the atmosphere for a rock concert, any kind of loud concert, if you are planning to a quarter capacity crowd? to these liveo events to get the feeling of being among other people that also support said artist. two and 12 seats, that is not large. access will be reduced. attendees,about 229 if they sell out the entire venue. the promoter says tickets have been on sale for about two weeks, and they have already sold out of those tickets. in terms of what the future looks like, the path venues, how long before use are full, what are they plan

. >> reporter: cameron kocher says he feels comfortable flying because he recently tested positive forovid-19 antibodies after getting sick in late february. >> you know if you haven't had this yet i don't know. i don't know if i'd be traveling right now if i didn't know i had it. probably not honestly. >> reporter: kevin dafrs is in the army reserves traveling to ohio where he'll undergo covid-19 training to then help at new york city hospitals. are you nervous at all about traveling? >> i mean, i'm not nervous because i mean, if you're practicing the washing of the hands, the wearing of the max you'll be safe. i do have three masks in my bag. >> reporter: kevin and cameron were surprised to see their planes were not empty. partly because airlines have reduced the number of flights making the remaining ones a bit full. >> pretty full flight. >> arriving in charlotte. i'm going to head to the gate now so we can board the next plane. >> landed in charlotte. super easy flight. nothing out of the normal other than no snacks. everyone's wearing masks. airports moderately crowded. good to b

in 2011 taylor guitars became the kohen of this evony sawmill in yellow one day cameron's capital . the wood comes directly from the forest to the sawmill where the company processes it to make different parts of guitars and other musical instruments. only the best wood is used to make the instruments this means that many trees have to be felled and milled to ensure the company gets the quality it wants. the firm insists it's not interested in green washing trying to buy an environmentally friendly image. i think there's a wonderful opportunity for us to. not just use the word that people like to have on their guitars and violins but also a great opportunity to be able to replace that that that would replace those trees make. a really responsible exploitation of ebony that benefits not just the people who buy the guitars or the company that produces them but also the local communities that depend on these forests for their livelihoods. the evony project has teamed up with a cameroon government local villagers and the congo basin institute to ensure a sustainable production circle. b

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so we had benny florence cameron, whilst david cameron was promised her, and leo blair whilst tony blairford johnson joins him. thousands of people have registered to take part in a trial that uses blood — specifically blood plasma from people who've recovered from coronavirus, to treat sick patients. it's one of the latest trials in progress aimed at helping the worst affected people to fight the virus. 0ur health correspondent, catherine burns reports. could this golden liquid be an effective treatment against coronavirus? it's not an expensive new drug, but blood plasma, freely given by survivors. jo's not a regular donor but she's doing it, slightly squeamishly, because her whole family got coronavirus. her husband was ill enough to need hospital treatment. i'm somebody that would not have donated, purely because i'm quite terrified of needles and giving blood, but everybody needs to do their bit. we're all getting touched by this virus one way or another and if this is something that's going to help, i would urge people to seriously think about doing it. it's not that bad. the idea

david cameron w011 government, would we?irst parliamentary majority in 22 years for the conservative party and a year later lost the referendum. tony blair was once an election winning dynamo and even his admirers would have to concede he perhaps lost his touch a tad towards the end. and this is another moment in the life of government where they start to lose touch. this is five or six months after they 180 seat majority but again tony blair left power two years after winning a 50 seat majority. did you have a point? is an interesting status question here. talk about dominic cummings, and the headlines are written as if he is, he is very important indeed in chief adviser, but the emphasis is on adviser. it's interesting contrast perhaps with robert the housing minister and secretary of state for housing which is rather important cabinet figure does not so well known who was also having his difficulties we shall say the letter of the rules are from the lockdown. and we are at this point where we see can we pose the question

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so we had benny florence cameron, whilst david cameron was promised her, and leo blair whilst tony blairilford johnsonjoins him. tony blair was prime minister. so wilford johnson joins him. chris mason, the only correspondent who i ever see running into the studio. i was panic when you start running in here. thank you so much. people in spain have been allowed outside to exercise for the first time in seven weeks, after one of the strictest lockdowns in europe. today the spanish prime minister said that facemasks will be mandatory on public transport from monday. here's damian grammaticas. 0nto empty streets, tentatively, spaniards began emerging today, released from 48 days of confinement. then the numbers began to swell. adults first, allowed out to take a walk, to exercise for the first time in weeks. until now, the only acceptable reasons for leaving your home were to buy food or go to the chemist. it's amazing. the first time i ride with my bike this morning, it was incredible, really incredible. it's the fresh air in your face. some clearly wanted to capture the moment. for others,

cameron may have been offered a cabinet seat, pennsylvaniais definitely was, and that's not pennsylvan, pennsylvania always got a cabinet seat in those days. ose to say pennsylvania's goingo be in the cabinet is nothing. but clearly, some kind of deal was made, and when it was done, the meeting was over davis cameh out and the reporters there were reporters there and one of thems. said, what did you do? id wehe said what we got them. he said how did you get them he said by paying the price. years later, davis was asked, whose afterwards actually maybe not long, they said you prevaricate, they said no we didn't we lied like hell. look at prevaricate in the dictionary, which david davis should've done,e, and that's wht he did. on the second ballot, lincoln on t is just a few votes behind seward. and in the third ballot they until start swinging over to lincoln, until finally he is just within a few votes, of the ohiopu delegation who pulls him over,o and one of seward report tours moves to make it unanimous. and when they realize what has happened, two men in the hall burst out crying. o

cameron they have been offered. candidacy, pennsylvania and that definitely lost and that is not a big deal. pennsylvania always got a cabinet seat in those days. but clearly, some kind of dealw was made when it was done. the meeting was over and davis came out and there were meetin reporters and one of them said, we did you do?? how did you get them? by paying their price. years later, davis was asked, maybe afterward, he was asked,pt they say you prevaricate it. he said we did not provide hurricane we lied like hell. you look at prevaricate in the dictionary which davis shouldh have done, and that is what he did. on to the second ballot lincoln is just a few votes behindbehin seward and on the third ballot, delegations start swinging over tongin lincoln until finally, he within just a few votes, the ohio delegation puts him over and one of seward's supporters votes to make it unanimous. and when they realize what hash happened, two men in the hall, first out crying furlough weed w whoee realizes he was blown itot

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we kick off the show on a musical note with one of the world's best organist the american musician cameron carpenter would normally play here but since concerts and large gatherings are still restricted.

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cameron d. branch graduating -- he's also exploring the military career option focusing on the medical field. and michael m. win headed to bentley university in massachusetts to major in finance or finance management. you can e-mail your grad photos to 2020grads at cbs.com or use the #kpix on social media and use their name and something about them and no professional photos please. >>> we love seeing all of those photos. we love seeing a little rain too. >> yeah, it's a little mixed out there. >> yeah, we had rain and now yoe buildi tomrow a wag d e tes onthrough the week. a live look through the treasure island camera and mix of sun and clouds out there looking toward downtown san francisco. the pollen count down fonot onl but tomorrow, thursday and friday. now show you that storm system that is continuing to move out ovhere so we can't completely rule out an isolated shower but we're seeing that sunshine out there and that ridge of high pressure building in starting tomorrow that means drier,

government and obviously downing street — there is some sense of things you might have done under david camerony possible right now. so with the current mood in the country, and the message coming from the conservatives at the election, public sector pay freezes are politically toxic. but what do they do? ithink politically toxic. but what do they do? i think the question is, is it the case that we are going to have a conservative party that is trying to get very comfortable with high levels of borrowing, given their low interest rates? or are they going to have to do something — if they have to pick between cuts and taxes, i would say taxes are more likely. david, public sector pay freeze after what's happened in the last six weeks would go down like a sack of potatoes. you would have thought so, and one of the other newspapers set for tomorrow morning is highly critical of that, and the word betrayal of course is being cast around in that area. but you know something? there is some advice in this story from lord lamont — yes, he of black wednesday fame — who i assume is one of those senior co

marrazzo, beth cameron, thank you both very much for all of the information. >>> stay well. >> you too. you can join anderson cooper and dr. sanjay gupta for a coronavirus town hall. it's fast and fierce and live tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> violent and deadly protests in minneapolis over the death of george floyd. what will president trump say about the crisis. we have a new report in minutes. >>> just in to cnn. we're getting a first look at new video of the destruction in south minneapolis after a night of protests following the deaths of george floyd, the unarmed black man who died after an officer had a knee on his neck, floyd pleading i can't breathe. moments ago, says he thinks the death of floyd was murder. president trump asked them to expedite an investigation. >> mr. president -- [ inaudible ] >> very, very sad. sad event. [ inaudible ] >> you look at it, we're going to get a report when we get back tomorrow and we're going to get a full report. a very sad day. >> joining us now political analyst maggie haberman, white house correspondent. i've heard overnig

liz: we'd like to follow this story, cameron.f you would let us do, that i would appreciate it because i think dragon fly is something that's going to be in the news. cameron of dragon fly. >> thank you very much. liz: the viral meeting takeover, with the closing bell -- my pleasure -- 38 minutes away. and the dow jones industrials is down 539 points after a great april. microsoft virtual collaboration platform announced during yesterday's earnings call that it logged more than 200 million meeting participants in a single day in april. despite that huge bump and a price target hike from raymond james, microsoft can't really find liftoff here. it is down about 1.8%. team's rival slack also finding huge success during this work from home movement. what happens when we begin to return to the office? slack ceo and cofounder stewart butterfield joins us next on how this company will fare post covid. he's next. don't go away. liz: breaking news, we have just gotten this video in from huntington beach where protesters are making their v

. >> from cameron crowe. we -- >> jmy: you're hitting all the -- >> hitti all your -- yeah. was like, oh -- i was 13 so i was kind of -- he introduced me to him i became obsessed and would like ite bob dylan's name on my hands. like all tough middle school pretending it was a tattoo i had. so then i did this movie called "lowdown." the producers of that film gave me one of his harmonicas from his 2012 tour. >> jimmy: i mean -- that is insane. i know, i have it here. >> jim: that's it? >> this is it. >> jimmy: can i guess what it is >> yeah? >> jimmy: i'm going to say this. a honer, either a special 20 or a blues harp i'm going to say a blues harp. >> that is exactly what it is. >> jimmy: come on now! >> honer blues harp and then it has "b" on it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's -- it's a "b," it's a "b," harmon character yeah oh my god. and it's "b" for bob as well. >> that's what i think i always thought it was. >> jimmy: oh my goodness, that is the best gift ever. that is fantastic. we ask everyone who comes on our show to spotlight a charity if they'd like. yours is children's mir

i want to bring an kentucky attorney general jamie cameron. you doing and good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon bill, thanks for having me on them. look we were proud -- one >> let's go ahead and clear this up. into and kentucky can go to church, or not? >> you can. we were proud to challenge the constitutionality of the had issued to basically ban in person church services which was fundamentally inconsistent with our first amendment rights here in the commonwealth and across the country so we challenged it in court. i will note that we have had to district court federal judges, one appointed by president obama and the other appointed by president george w. bush independently decide that that order was unconstitutional as it applied to in prisons church services. so i was pleased to see that the governor rescinded that order. we obviously want to stand up for the first amendment rights, all of our constitutional rights for our citizens, recognizing that we have to maintain safety here in the midst of this pandemic. you know just as well as

that's what happened to restaura restauranteur cameron mitchell >> two weeks ago on march 3rd i was ington, d.c., to meet with my bankers. i expressed what a great start to the year we had up 7% same store sales record profitability for the first two months of the year this was march 3rd tomorrow, i believe march 19th, we will be completely shut down. i laid off 4200 people on monday >> now as the country starts to reopen, cameron mitchell is back with us. thanks for joining us. how are you doing? how are things going >> good morning, becky it's my pleasure thank you. >> really, how have things been going for you, cameron where do things stand with your restaurants at this point? >> i was using the analogy that we were in a major traffic accident and the company was in trauma and in a coma for the past few months and we're just now beginning to come out of that coma. we opened up 2/3 of our restaurants across america i think we're going to survive it will be a while before we get out of the hospital. >> let's talk about how you did that you have to go back in and reclean things how did

. >> like arts and crafts. á>> reporter: cameron zia of lo áaltos is putting together áactivity kidseir isolation inspire him áto help others. á>> they've just been super álonely so i decided to send áthem a bunch of activities lik ábooks, playing games with them onlineá like chess or cards. ái realized it was an easy way áto connect and interact with them. á á>> reporter: the junior at ámountain view high school tell áme into an a half weeks he's raised $2400á to buy items to áhelp older people combat loneliness. >> you get a bunch of these tablets.á >> reporter: cameron is also áworking on getting tablets and ádownloading apps to give ánursing home residents a way t áinteract with teens he has áenlisted the help with this áproject. áthey also plan to provide liveá in taped musical entertainment. á♪ >> reporte:á ali markey from ádanville signed up to help. >>á i felt the isolation myself áso i can imagine what it would be like for someone who's áolder. á>> reporter: she has always áturned to music during ádifficult times and wants to offer ácomfort with her gift. á>> i hope that thi

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and also alex two, former adviser to david cameron.performance, do you think, from dummett cummings? it was clearly a difficult experience for him, it was very long and nobody could doubt the fa ct very long and nobody could doubt the fact that he did answer every single question that was put to him. i think it will have bought him some time and you could see that the chief whip and other senior figures within the conservative party, showing a lead, that they now hope that other mps will follow, in terms of saying that this was a persuasive argument from dominic cummings. i do wonder how much of this could have been avoided, though, if he had not just answered some straightforward questions rather earlier. he blames the media, clearly feels very aggrieved about a bunch of stories that he you are false. well, you only have to think back, for example, to alastair campbell's labour, new labour media machine, one of the first rules they put in place was that of rapid rebuttal. if somebody says something that is wrong, get out and correct i

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