chris martin, what gives you hope from where you sit in bath? i agree with what chris said. your expertise with us. hello there. there's a bit of a north—south divide with our weather for the start of this weekend. the best of the weather so far has certainly been to the north—west of scotland. take a look at this beautiful weather watcher picture across the western isles. you can see hardly a cloud in the sky. a different story, however, across parts of surrey this morning. there was some heavy overnight rain. that rain is steadily sweeping its way north and east. it's pushing its way into the midlands and across to wales as we speak. it has brought over an inch of rain in one or two spots — welcome news for gardeners and growers. parts of england and wales have not seen rain for nearly four weeks. that rain will continue to move its way slowly northwards, grinding to a halt into north wales and parts of yorkshire, but for much of scotland, northern england and northern ireland, it's blue sky and sunshine for the rest of the day. yes, an easterly breeze will make it feel a

chris martin is, cbs news, los angeles.>>> a little boy's birthday, one that he will never forget. that is still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, and another look at how we are better together. >>> a live look outside in san jose, before we head to break on this monday morning. it lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. on the mobile app, eveso we can stillg a answer your calls. now. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. >>> welcome back. and money morn

chris martin is, cbs news los angeles.>>> this is just a virgin -- version of touching a heart. >> a big thank you next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , why police officers say they need to come out to show support for other heroes on the step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay at work. for you. you stay at home for us. just know we're all with you. thank you, thank you so much. thank you doctors & nurses. >>> welcome back. i know it's got a lot of roberta look out for >>> these bay first responders proving we are better together with the huge show of support for hospital the coronavirus. it wasn't is a special moment for the hospital workers, officers say they were happy for the database. been officially broke up a lot of the

hablando de gracias, chris martin de coldplay comenzÓ una serie de conciertos desde casa, y esto se convirtiÓ las calles y tienen estaciones para lavarse las manos por todas partes. este es el momento de pensar en nuestros hermanos y hermanas. es una mujer en los angeles que estÁ haciendo todo lo posible. por aÑos, esta madre de seis ayuda con su fundaciÓn, ayudando a las personas de la calle. ahora lo necesitan mÁs que nunca. dÍgannos cÓmo es la vida. >> les damos abastecimiento y ayuda. es bastante desafiante. a pesar del riesgo, estarÁ para ellos. >> ¿quÉ les dice a ellos? >> yo les digo que los quiero. les prometÍ estar allí para ellos. yo sÉ que es peligroso pero este no es el momento para abandonarlos. nos vamos a cerciorar de que estÉn bien. en las pasadas semanas hemos luchado por buscarle... estamos en casa, pero la comunidad sin techo es el grupo mÁs vulnerable cuando tiene que ver con covid-19. estamos en un programa del covid health. estamos en seis paÍses. los desamparados son los jÓvenes. ahora estamos ayudÁndole con ayuda mÉdica, con pruebas, y dÁndoles la ayuda porque son mÁs

to help raise money to fight the pandemic the line up including elton john, stevie wonder and chris martinhe head of the w.h.o. the entertainment strip has already made some big donations. >> i have to say that over the past seven days we have raised a total of $35 million this money will go to essential ppe, supplies and testing kits around world and will have improve lab capacity and research development >> we'll have more for you next hour we expect a news conference from new jersey's governor and as always if you want more on the coronavirus coverage head to cnbc.com we expect some new numbers from new jersey shortly >> thanks. >>> the director of the national economic council said $38 billion in loans have been approved for small businesses. question now is when will that money get into hands of the business owners. kate rogers is here with a look at that for us >> that's right. we know as of right now, 130,000 loan s have been given for a value of $38 billion the question remains how much that $38 billion has actually made its way to main street. remember this is faia first com first

and chris martin of logansport, indiana, joins us. thank you, both, mayors. i appreciate it.ough time for you guys so we doubly appreciate it. may may mayor hart, i'm going to start with you. you have been pushing for this shutdown for weeks. today, it finally happened. what do you think? >> i think, literally, that's the billion-dollar question. is it too late? i think it's too late to continue business as usual at the plant. i believed it needed to be closed. they went ahead and did that today, which will give us an opportunity to close, clean, test the employees, put in stronger preventative measures, and then get this plant opened back up. it's an incredible need for our entire country and the world. so we owe it to our resilient workforce to make sure they're protected and secured. >> what's happening, mayor, now, to take care of the tyson employees in your city? >> well, just read a statement today from tyson that indicated the employees will continue to be paid. there'll also be continuous testing. we just received 1,500 more tests. i think we were expecting those toda

chris martin, elton john, lizzo, paul mccartney.igure out which forgets to unmute their zoom. it's going to be exciting. >> was i unmuted this whole time? >> stephen: no, we wouldn't dare. it's basically on every channel, including this one. so everybody out there has to do is just not turn off their tv for the next 12 days and they're ready to go. >> just leave your tv on, stephen will be there or one of the jimmies will be there. you know who else we'll have? our friends from "sesame street." >> stephen: that's fantastic. a muppet can be used as a face mask in an emergency. >> you know, i've asked about all sorts of things that could be used in case of an emergency in front of your face. it's a very complicated topic. >> stephen: we'll get into it april 18th. >> exactly. >> stephen: thank you so much. thank you. >> stephen: no, thank you. i really want to thank you for all that you do, going and being with people in their homes every night, i know it's something that's very heart warming to americas and thank you so much for being

the 45-year-old show, the sketches, weekend updates and the musical performance by coldplay's chris martin've been revisiting some of our favorite "sunday sitdown" conversations. since we can't do any of that sitting down with our guests at the moment. we thought you could use a little chip and joanna in your lives. a cold call in 2013 l to t hgtv home design series "fixer upr" that reigned for five seasons atop the television ratings and turns the charming husband and wifeantotars around the world. together they built the magnolia empire based in their hometown of waco, texas. this week joanna came out with her latest best selling cookbook, "magnolia table volume 2." we sat down as they embarked on th ambitious project turning a waco building into a boique hotel. >> what's today? >> demo day! >> this wle thing has to be demo'd. you have to pop these thing a few tim from the bottom and you'll start to see as this thing stas coming loose. ge underneathhi thin us your leg, n your back. >> low base. >> is all you. the you go, low base. there yogo. >> y >> chip and joanna gaines love a fixer u

a toxicologist chris martin joins the show to talk about that we've seen places like south korea, there written last week about people having the virus maybe reactivated or being reinfected. i don't know if that is even possible with a virus whereas we see other experts saying in past coronavirus outbreaks, not this one, we don't have enough data, they have had a certain amount of immunity. what are you comfortable saying about immunity knowing what you know about this virus? >> well, connell, look, we don't know a lot about this virus yet. we know a lot about other coronaviruses. we know the standard four varieties that give us common cold we develop relatively poor immunity against those. we get a cold every single year it seems. with this one we had a little bit of data out of china. of 175 post-covid patients they studied, 30% had really low or undetectable levels of antibodies in them, raising the specter for at least 1/3 of the patients out there they may not have any particular antibodies or immunity against this. we don't know yet but apparently some vaccine early trials boosted

alanis morisette, andrea bocelli, billie eilish, billie joe armstrong of green day, burner boy, chris martin john legend, kacey musgraves, keith urban, a long, long list maulma, sir paul mccartney priyanka chopra jonas. as well as shah rukh khan and stevie wonder. and -- did i say sir elton john yes, i did reading off a piece of paper >> jimmy: oh, that is massive! that is massive! >> i love you. i love the world i say this with so much sincerity. thank you to all of the medical workers all over the world right now for risking your life to save the world. i love you and -- >> jimmy: this is great. thank you so much, lady gaga thank you. i'll talk soon >> thank you, bye. thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: how cool was that? we actually got word from tim cook's people to say we could disclose how much money they donated and that is $10 million already. we're off to a great start, everybody. "one world together at home" airs april 18th. more tonight show after the break, stick around. more tonight show after the break, stick around. ♪ e*trade core portfolios is an easy, automated way to get invested. we'

with global citizen for several weeks on the together at home concert series with artists like chris martin and john legend giving free online performances now we're working with lady gaga and global citizen to take this concept and make it even bigger sue the one world to give the at home virtual global special on saturday the 18th of a preview it's now my great pleasure to invite lady gaga and hugh evens to say more about this very special event one world. return dress good morning good afternoon and good evening to having one who is listening and watching i would like to thank the world health organization and the united nations as well as bubble citizen thank you very much dr tatar as and then star of your leadership in this fight against her that 19 and thank you very much to the world health organization for asking me to collaborate with you on a special we are also very well to all of the health care professionals across the country and around the world are on the front line strength of the 19 that's got the pandemic that it's faster free i'm so thankful to them and i'm also praying

chris martin from cold play is the than who just a few weeks ago started the global citizen togetherd to do? this is 20 years old now this song. it may be older than some of you watching or listening or whatever. ♪ look at the stars and how they shine for you and all the things you do ♪ >> this virus is causing so much heartache, but small acts of kindness are popping up everywhere like principal michael carra in massachusetts staying connected to his students by bringing mobile dance parties to their front lawns. or in my hometown of new orleans a city being devastated by this virus tim loughlin plays music on his balcony every night. and all over the world it's happening. singing opera out of windows, virtual sewing parties for masks, and there are homemade signs everywhere to give us hope. this crisis has us all isolated but the strengthen of human kindness means we are never alone. ♪ you know i'll love you so >> covid-19 has left vulnerable populations across the country in dire circumstances with many wondering how and where they'll find their next meal. this week thousands acro

. ♪ we're talking usher, john legend, chris martin from coldplay all part of the all-star lineup to perform. marking the four year anniversary of prince's death. catch the salute to prince tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central right here on cbs. anthony, i know you'll be watching. >> i'm excited because not just all those huge stars but a lot of folks from prince's world. the revolution will be there. and this is a real concert. remember those? this was actually recorded back in january right around the grammys. so there's an audience. >> i do remember that. i love, anthony, that the time will be there because everybody was doing o-e-o. remember that. >> i saw them doing it out there during the grammy. they southern incredible. buckingham palace is marking the queen's birthday differently this year. what's happening. >> queen elizabeth ii turns 94 today and the occasion, those was marktd with very little fan fare. the palace tweeted this clip of a private family film. this shows the princess playing with her little sister. while it's traditionally marked with ceremonial gun salute the queen felt it

i mentioned chris martin from coldplay went live on instagram. john legend did it the next day.ng in on this alicia keys has done it. now adam lambert and queen, they have done their own video singing the classic "we are the champions," although they changed the chorus to "you are the champions. check it out ♪ you are the champions ♪ you are the champions ♪ no time for losers because yo are the champions of the world ♪ >> he's so perfect in that role singing. adam lambert's voice is really a force to be reckoned with. that's incredible. guys, what a perfect anthem for all of the workers out there on the front lines. we wanted to share that this morning. that turned out great. that's it for "pop start." >> thank you, carson thank you, jack. >>> coming up next, ayesha curry, how she, steph and the kids are keeping busy, plus she's going to share an easy stir fry r weec're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the su

abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: at st. martin of tours, the demand for help visible from sky 7 is simply jarring. >> it's really hard to see the diversity of the people coming through. rter: residt nelton has been volunteering at this food distribution site. >> families coming through with small children, cars coming through with multiple families in one vehicle. then you see the people who are new, they're uncertain, not sure of the process. >> reporter: many of whom have nowhere else to turn. catholic charities has enough food to feed 750 families, but even with that amount, they know it's not enough. a struggle to keep up that at times can be overwhelming for some. >> it's hard to see when cars are broken down. it's only going to get worse. right now we have to start thinking when people start not having enough money for gas. >> reporter: second harvest of silicon valley is preparing up to 20,000 boxes of food every day for community partners to distribute. >> we are doing all we can to bring in the food that folks need, to be

abc7 reporter chris win has the story. >> at st. martin of torres this afternoon. >> you know this is important sustenance for them every week. >> the demand for help is simply jarring. >> it's really hard to see the diversity of the people coming through and what they need. >> san jose ready tulin melton has been volunteering at this food distribution site al children oli i ovehie, rghit youee the people who are new this week and they're uncertain and not sure of the process. >> many of whom feel they have nowhere else to turn. here at the parish, catholic it' not engh.e frv75. a struggle to keep up that at times can be overwhelming for some. >> it's hard to see when cars are broken down. it's only going to get worse. right now we have to start thinking when people start not having enough money for gas. >> second harvest of silicon valley is now preparing up to 20,000 boxes of food every day for community partners to distribute. > we are doing all we can to bring in the food that folks need to be able to get it out to these drive-through

from chris in pennsylvania, this is for stephanie link. i bought lockheed martin in early april and rebounded well considering the recent earnings report, would you hold or take profits and reinvest >> i would absolutely hold the stock and on any dips buy more, actually they had a very good quarter, good guidance. a book to bill of one. mar generals have upside very good visibility insulated from the pandemic. this is a name to own. >> all right from dave in boston, massachusetts, jim, you often speak of portfolio management an trimming don't you feel like this philosophy erodes profits? shouldn't we just buy and hold >> hey, dave, sometimes the stocks in a portfolio that underperform you want to add to them if the thesis didn't change and find capital with which to do that. that's why i trim winners. your question is a good one. the secret is not too often. you have to let the winners run an then use them as a source of capital for the withins that underperformed. >> pete, jimmy of tampa, is canada goose a buy at these levels >> i own it. trading a forward of 21

role with martin scorsese and throwing out the first pitch next world series game only a day after the projects launch, the auctions have already raised more than $4 million and counting. christinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> the auction proceeds are going to be donated to various food banks including feeding america, meals on wheels and no kid hungry. now, you can check out how the bay area is proving to be better together at kpix.com/together. >>> don't forget late-night tv hosts are coming together for an entertainment and music special happening this saturday, stephen colbert, jimmy fallon and also jimmy kimmel will host one world together alone. it will also feature some real experience with doctors, nurses and families and hopefully inspire people to take action. >>> the bay area highways looking more like dangerous raceways. the sharp increase in speeding drivers coming up in the next half hour.>>> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area, you can find us right now, staying connected is more important than ever. and fast, reliable, secure internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship

chris cuomo also tested positive earlier in the week. he is the brother of the new york governor andrew cuomo. malaysian economist and journalist martin khor has died at the age of 68 after a battle with cancer. he served until 2018 as the executive director of the south center an intergovernmental , organizationon of develoloping countries and was eveviously head of the third world network. khor advocated foror collective solidarity among nations in the global south to fight against ecological damage wrought by the world's wealthiest nations. this is martin khor speaking to democracy now! in 202012 at the u.n. climate change summit in doha. >> the catastrophe of climate change is a already. we''re not waiting for the next century of our children. we are the children we're talking about are suffering from climate change. unfortunately, what we're seeing in doha are not reflecting the urgency that is required by what is happening out in the world. amy: that was martin khor, who passed away last week after a battle with cancer. to see our other interviews with martin khor, go to democracynow.org.. and legendary singer-songwriter bill wi

chris also served as marine corps infantry man, combat veteran from the first gulf war, persian gulf war and next to speak will be [inaudible] martin is who is associate professor of political science at the university of massachusetts lowell. she is the 2013 phdic recipients from brown and she is a noted expert on latin american and comparative politics but with a particular emphasis on organized crime and criminality and illicit markets and the relationship between state actors and nonstate actors, often nonstate actors. she's the author of the award-winning 2018 book, the politics and drug violence criminal cops and politicians in columbia and mexico that was from oxford university press. steven kinzer, well known to everyone here, senior fellow at the washington institute and of course, an award-winning journalist whogt over the course of his career covered more than 50 countries on five continents and steven spent more than 20 years working for "the new york times" and is a foreign correspondent bureau chief and among his numerous claim books include the 2019 volume poison are in chief. obviously topical for the discussion tod

chris tarrant. he said how can he get my name wrong? he has changed his name to martinshe is 2a, she was in the supermarket and she has used her nhs card as she is allowed to do so, and rightly so, to get ina allowed to do so, and rightly so, to get in a queue and behind her somebody was standing there and actually when she was trying to pay will he insisted on paying it for her. she had a bill of £56. and he refused to let her give it back to him. a lovely gesture as well. there she is, on duty with a little baby. it is nice. those of the back pages talk about this story sally was mentioning in her sport headlines, all about newcastle united. they have agreed in principle to sell 300 million to saudi arabia backed consortium. i think it is the best headline i have seen so far. that is something sally will talk about later today. shall be talk about blossom a little later on? we live in very strange times. things are still happening, spring in very strange times. things are still happening, spring is still springing and there is some beautiful blossom. we both have pict

martin bashir, bbc news. many are getting their information about coronavirus on social media. but not everything that is being shared online can be trusted. here‘s our reality check correspondent chris theorists long before the new coronavirus appeared. now the myths have just been tweaked a bit. some claim 5g can suppress the immune system. others, that the mobile technology somehow transmits the virus. for the avoidance of doubt, scientists have told the bbc that both claims are absolute rubbish. 5g radio waves are nowhere near strong enough to affect immunity. the idea that technology can transmit the virus is biologically impossible. claim number two: steam inhalation can cu re coronavirus. a social media post about a doctor who allegedly recovered from covid—19 after inhaling steam has been widely shared. now, people do inhale steam to deal with things like a blocked nose. but there is no evidence that it works as a treatment for coronavirus. high—temperature steam cleaning of surfaces is used to kill viruses in places like hospitals, but any attempt to inhale industrial steam that hot would be incredibly dangerous. claim number three: skin colour can protect you from covid—19.

. >> "snl" airing its made from home edition all 17 cast members were thereys and chris martin from the of their homes. >> it was really well done >> it's hard to pull off something like that. they did their best to make it happen it's something we won't forget we'll go to the archives a sign of the times. >>> this is another really interesting one. an unnamed better had turned half a dollar into half a million dollars. the person's 50-cent bet correctly picked five races with a payout of $525,000 racetrack is closed to the public but still taking bets it might want to take a break after that one >> one of the very few sports in the world that are still happening. live events going on right now a the lot of people some action. there it is. >> anything we can getreturn, s necessary va is tracking a dangerous weather system for us in the south >>> the game-changing test that could be the key to help get this country opened again. you're watching "early today." in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. tremfya® may increase your risk of infec