brothers to brother and the reverend charlotte williams and reverend longer had to make contact. i knew you all over the world. >> they made it and i am here. >> i'm glad you're here. tell us about your calling. it is phenomenal to have you as a pastor. >> okay. the calling to ministry. i am the daughter of a pastor. my father pastored at el for 4years. i grew up a church girl. i went through the things that girls go through, what things you are experiencing in life and things happening in the world and i began seeking a deeper relationship with god. i started teaching and realized that my desire to go into law on politics was not enough. they needed a transformation that was deeper than anything external. the only thing i could apart to them was what had sustained me and that was my faith. it was my understanding of who god was and the message of hope. i sang in the choir. legally you're not supposed to say things or have bible study in public school so we did character work. through that process the lord began to speak to me about proclaiming to larger audiences. to my surprise

an american airlines flight from new york's jfk to charlotte is now raising some questions about how to travel safely during the pandemic. williamunesse is in l.a. with more. william, what's the answer to that? >> well, you know, is what we just saw a good thing or a bad thing, right? big unknown is are americans willing to get back in the saddle. are we dying to get out of the house were afraid to leave. travel might be a fluke. tsa said yesterday passenger traffic was up 20% over the last week. 120,000 passengers a day is a drop in the bucket compared to 2 million last year, but it is still up, suggesting people will accept the new normal. beginning friday, american airlines will provide masks and sanitizing wipes to all passengers, and monday, jetblue becomes the first u.s. airline to require masks. at the right now, the department of transportation and the cdc do not, it is required in canada. right now, about 80% of planes remain grounded. hundreds parked in the california desert last were distancing in the air. most airlines say they will not book the middle seat at least through may, and will allow gate agents to accommod

williams. julie marie welch. robert n. walker jr. luther h. trainer. larue a. trainer. michael george thompson. my mother, charlotte andrea lewis thomas.ee mitchell. dechlt rwin w. miller. courtney j. mcraven. reverend gilbert x. martinez. robert lee luster jr. aurilia donna luster. >> we continue to remember our friends and family from the social security administration, first floor. airman first class lakeisha richardson levy. raymond lee johnson. jean nutting hurlbert. dr. charles e. hurlburt. thomas lynn hawthorne sr. ronald harding sr. cheryl e. hammond. eth el l. griffin. margaret betterton goodson. laura jane garrison. mary ann fritzler. don fritzler. ashley megan eckles. my grandmother, katherine louise crega cregan. >> we continue to remember our friends and family from the social security administration, first floor. gabreon d.l. bruce. peachlan bradley. my aunt, carol louise bowers. cassandra k. booker. olita c. bidding. peola battle. calvin battle. sandra g. "sandy" avery. pamela cleveland argo. richard a. allen. theresa antoinette alexander. ♪ >>> good morning. i want to thank you for joining us on our 168-day journey, as

april 1781 for clothing from william washington's third continental drug routes as various was in a state of decay. the clothing arrived five months later, 31 august at charlotte and by 10 september still had not reached colonel washington's dragoons. it was the ever present problem of supplies being hijacked on the way by local officials and militia leaders throughout the campaign, greene struggled mightily to supply his soldiers and spent an inordinate amount of time on that problem with enough success to keep the army in the field. the importance of logistics is driven home by the fifth century spartan mercenary commander who wrote " without supplies, neither a general nor a soldier is good for anything. 2500 years later general omar bradley, general eisenhower's ground commander in world war ii, famously said " amatrice discuss tactics. professionals discuss logistics. in addition to the terrible political situation there was turmoil and the nightmare of civil war. the revolutionary -- the war in the revolution war was a civil war between americans. terror always a part of revolutions reign was especially vicious of the south. the germans call civil war "

personal life, lockdown at home with george, charlotte, and louis, people understand they are going through similar things that everyone else is going through, williaml the work you're thank you. something as we are going to show you, the duke and duchess of cambridge, their message to captain tom. absolutely delighted to get a personal message. for him, ithink that was very special. brilliant. it's lovely outside the studio this morning. the sun is glistening off the water, we had quite a bit of sunshine of light but i think there's going to be some rain on the way for some of us? sarah is the person to tell us all about it. looking at that bedding, i don't know, yes flower bed? thank you! thank you! it's a garden! ok. i'll just, it's fine, it'sjust thank you! it's a garden! ok. i'll just, it's fine, it's just stuff people are doing, isn't it? absolutely. good morning to you both. i bet a lot of gardens have never looked so good, so well tended, such as this one in south lanarkshire, beautiful tended, such as this one in south la narkshire, beautiful blue tended, such as this one in south lanarkshire, beautiful blue skies. many of us having another

well wishes recently prince william who tweeted, also the queen and prince charles, nicola sturgeon, a lot of good feeling out there for the prime minister. thank you, charlotteical correspondent vicki young who's in westminster. the reverberations of this are wide—ranging and through government? yes and the spokesman said the prime minister was determined to fight the virus on every level and that includes of course making sure the health service is prepared product there is extra capacity. that testing goes ahead in the way they wa nt testing goes ahead in the way they want it to. of course the economic impact, making sure enough money will save businesses and livelihoods. and there is a plan, thatis livelihoods. and there is a plan, that is what they say, that has been put in place and everybody knows what the pm wants them to do, including cabinet ministers who have daily briefings, a meeting chaired this morning by dominic raab who is deputising as is necessary. of course, a lot of questions about what that means in terms of decision—making. there is a plan in place which they are following but if big decisions need to be made next week, for example, and