darius: every crisis is an opportunity.ve always been good at operating the business well, reducing costs, and so on. but the new set of skills we gain in this crisis is the ability to pivot extraordinarily quickly and focus on new business opportunities. but i think more than anything, this next 100 years, we are going to continue to evolve, just like we have in the past. we are going to continue being a leading technology player. and we are going to have a much more digital presence. we will become much more contemporary with our internal operations. one of those efforts, honeywell digital, focused on our data governance, our processes and i.t. standardization. that is also enabling efficiency and speed of operations. emily: what is your outlook on the economy? how are you mapping out what coming out of this actually looks like, knowing that a vaccine is still a way's off and may not be a silver bullet? we may need more after the initial round is even developed. darius: we see a modest recovery. q2 was the low point. q3 w

you can see that 18-inch long tongue, get it out there girl. - [darius] from dragons to lions, witness zookeepers life of unconditional love. - yes, i do clean up poo for a living.g. but t then i getet to dodo this, you know,w, i get toto have baby penenguins that t think i'm mom. - [darius] come, "see the keepers," onreel south. - [female e narrator] support for this program is provided by south arts,

." - hey, i'm darius rucker. coming up onreel south. - we're kikinda rolling into our 50th year right here at the broken spoke. - [darius] for the country western faithful, heaven is austin's broken spoke. - we've hahad people l like bobob wills riright herere, willie n nelson, george strait, dolly partrton, ernest tubb, jack feder, the list goes on and on and on. ♪ oh the key's in the mailox come on in ♪ - [darius] but for this honky tonk, every texas two-step forward pushes the bastian to the brink. - [male] t this streetet has chananged so much in the last fewew years.. we're losin' a lot of the old feel of austinin. - [darius] shuffle into "honky tonk heaven,"

darius: we have a good partnership with the white house to help them out.e quickly opened the facilities in rhode island and phoenix. we are trying to help out any way we can. we are helping them with surgical masks. some latest discussions we had to open up more. we are continuing discussions in china help the country in any way we can. emily: there is still a huge amount of near-term uncertainty. nobody knows what the future looks like. what do you make of the president's evolution on masks, given that initial interaction you had with him? darius: i think the president's support of a masks, based on the data that i've seen, they help to limit the spread. we are encouraged by that. we certainly practice that. we have some of our staff working in offices, most are not, particularly in north america yet. we certainly encourage and require using a mask wherever we are. are also in touch with airline ceos regularly. what is your role in trying to get passengers back on flights safely, if they need to fight? rius: this is all about passenger comfort, passenger

dariu darius from california, i like carrier global and that's what i have to say. >>> all right. i want to thank twitter for revealing the seven deadly sins of investing as your investing coach, when this tape turns down, you want to be informed and here they are. and this one, by the way, is very good. and sorrento will not score you a touchdown. on "mad money" tonight, join the coronavirus pandemic, cash is out and touch free payments are in i'm talking to the ceo of one of the greatest stocks of our lifetime, paypal, about how it's banking on the trend and more money, more problems. never been the case. but i'll break down the issues behind big dollar stocks and pandemic home remodeling is booming, so should you consider a maker of deck and patio products like azecs? i've got the ceo so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. you say the customers make their own r

. >> reporter: community leaders heplaza park to mourn the victims of recent homicides including darius brazell. the 55-year-old was shot and killed just steps on the black lives matter memorial. his family tells me he was a loving husband and father of five children. >> this man took care of all the women in our family. for him to have his life taken like that and to die on the streets. >> reporter: shortly before 6:00 on saturday evening, he was found lying in a pool of blood. family members say they don't know why he was in this area. he had planned to move from west oakland to merced last friday. he decided to stay to finish a second wife, he went and made sure that he found that odd job to bring money back into our home >> many people have lost their lives to gun violence. >> reporter: oakland police are working on the tent declined to release a description of the suspect they say he fled the immediate area on foot. >> it was my officers who look for the suspect, and they continue to look for the suspect today. it will be oakland police officers who bring the suspect it just is. >>

. >> dana: darius rucker is that with the new single. it's a great song.of a million dollars for charity through darius and friends, a benefit show for st. jude. $255,000. it's normally done during the week of the country music awards. everything got screwed up big because of covid that they still came through so congratulations to everyone who worked on that. i hosted a special fox news rundown podcast with trey gowdy and we talked about his new book which is called "it doesn't hurt to ask." we talked about recent criticisms of law enforcement and why has so much respect for law enforcement. >> greg: i have an article on foxnews.com in the opinion section called "share the risk." how to end cancel culture. also it's time for something n new. "greg's what did he step in?" take a look at this video. this dog enjoying himself with a great view and then... something happenedpened. all i'm assuming is he must've stepped in something that shocked and surprised him. perhaps disturbed and dismayed him. i'm wondering if you stepped on a lego. do you think somebody

>> if it were a boy i would name it darius. a beautiful name.an francisco zoo is holding a penguin chick naming contest. it is in place of the zoo's yearly march of the penguins event. suggesting a name will only cost you $5. the zoo is accepting names until midnight on thursday. the winner will be announced on facebook next saturday. if you enter, there you go. the chick is a boy. >> the chick is a boy. in my family actually one of my children had a stuffed penguin, penguini was the name. >>> tonight, the race for a vaccine with the new death toll projection of 180,000 by the end of summer today a $2 billion deal to make vaccines as dr. fauci tells congress he's cautiously optimistic they could be ready as soon as this winter. >>> and tonight experts warning about crowds of young people driving an explosion of new cases and as colleges prepare to reopen, researchers say students may need to be tested every two days. >>> the stalemate over new relief funds for american families as those enhanced unemployment benefits run out today. >>> the lates

darius, have any of your barbers gone through that training, or are they expected to?t kind of training? >> actually, we haven't reached that point to where we're making it mandated in the shop, but it is a discussion we're having right now. lorenzo and i are going to get together on that, because i feel like it's essential. if you're going to be that close and that personable with people, you have to have the proper training to be able to handle any situation that may occur inside the shop dealing with a client that you have. and like we discussed earlier in our conversation, lorenzo and i, to make sure that we know when to give confess project a call to let them know, hey, we have somebody we believe really needs to speak to you guys. i think in the near future, we're going to make that a mandatory thing inside the 3d beauty and barber shop. >> i'm going to tweet out the training video if that's all right with you, lorenzo, because i think some of the resources, the numbers to call, what you can do, what you can't do, and to know your power and limitations is importa

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the next day, darius sessoms was arrested after fleeing the scene. he faces a first-degree murder charge. police have not discussed a motive but they say the shooting was not random. the child cause set to start kindergarten this week. >>> lebron james and the los angeles dodgers teaming up to help l.a. county residents make dodgers stadium an election day polling place. the first team in baseball to do so. any registered l.a. county voter will be able to park for free and vote in the five days running up to the november 3rd election. >>> and a new effort by the pentagon to investigate possible ufos. the defense department announcing a task force will review unexplained aerial phenomenon viewed by the military. the navy recently declassified d by unidenfi fing objef the ast of calornia in 2004 and 2015. >>> when we come back, the power of love. a wedding postponed by the s d the hoit that n oy lped sav stay with us. managing type 2 diabetes? audrey's on it. eating right... ... and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage

darius died of the coronavirus shortly after his 30th birthday. father like we did, through stories of his boundless energy and kind, kind good heart. and then there's robert matta of austin, texas. in 17 years as an elementary school crossing guard, he never missed a day of work. the intersection of glen lane and cooper drive was his kingdom. when he presided over with uninterrupted benevolence. one of the neighbors told the nbc affiliate in austin, texas, that robert was the friendliest man he'd ever met. always latughing and waving and talking. robert had fight in him, too. he was a veteran who once survived a brain an yuchl and his battle with coronavirus lasted a full month. but he couldn't fight it forever. robert died of the coronavirus a couple of weeks ago. that doesn't mean he's done watching over his intersection. now he's similarly doing it from a much higher vantage point. thank you for watching and letting us into your homes. our coverage tonights with the fabulous katy tur after a quick break. eak. the coronavirus is wrecking state

darius brisell was shot. his family was among those who attended the vigil which also called for an end to gun violence. >>> in the north bay, there is a grassroots effort and movement to keep sir francis drake boulevard. abc7 news was in fairfax and spotted a flyer that reads "save drake boulevard." a facebook page says there are better ways to spend money to promote racial equality. marin county recently, as we reported to you removed a sir francis drake statue from larkspur landing and sir francis drake high school announced it would change its name. the calls for change stem from the british explorer's history of slave trading. >>> as we roll into the fifth month of the pandemic, people want to know where are we with a vaccine. do we have one already? are we close? coming up, a look at the potential vaccines in the pipeline. >>> because of the pandemic so, many of us have been spending more time staring at our screens, whether it's your computer or your television, it could be affecting your skin. coming

the neighbor's yard and the defendant according to eyewitnesses, multiple eyewitnesses, 25-year-old dariusomes out, holds a gun up and it shoots the child point blank in the head. i predict this will be a death penalty case. >> tucker: i've said many times and i mean it that i don't think you should draw broad societal conclusions from a single horrific crime, the media specializes obviously in thatt and some of those conclusions are misleading if not lies. but to ignore something completely and they ignore murders every day on the southside of chicago as well, you really get the feeling that news coverage is guided purely by political imperatives purely. >> it seems to me right now with the concern over covid and not going to back to school and the issues surrounding that and the protests all around the country even attacking a ronald mcdonald house while sick children were inside cowering, that's the headlines. what about this boy? what about justice in this case what about my children and your children? they deserve to get just as much attention as all the other headlines. >> tucker: th

. ♪ alix: coming up later today on bloomberg technology, darius honeywell chairman and ceo, coming up p.m. in new york, 10:00 p.m. in london. going bigger than public -- sp c ack a company toor tap the public market, but are more expensive than an initial public offering. an angel investor joins us as his special purpose acquisition company raises $200 million on the new york stock exchange. joining the also is shelley bloomberg wall street correspondent. some people have come out and say they are -- said they are a total bubble. not good for investors. what is the pushback on that? n: the pushback is happening, unfortunately, but we are looking to reform the industry. we have seen a lot of crazy phenomenon, whether it was the internet being around for decades and legitimizing in the s have, or bitcoin -- spac been around for decades and where at the top of the first inning. we are not at the bottom of the ninth. ares just starting, and we trying to reform the states. we are trying to get the economics in line, drive out the carpetbaggers and bring in the ones who want to find great,

officers have identified one of the victims as a 55-year-old, darius brazell, who died near lake merritt on saturday. family and friends held a memorial for him and say he was a good man who cared for his family and community. >> he has always been a he never was a person that hated nobody. >> my dad. he gave. he gave to people. >> to be shut down like this with nobody around him is just wrong. >> oakland police say they continued to work on leads and have not released a description of the shooting suspect. >>> oakland as of one of the cities that has seen a rise in the number of violent crimes. oakland police report 51 homicides this year that compares to 46 at this time last year. oakland police investigators say so far they have solved nearly half of this year's homicide cases. >>> the interim police chief said the rise in violence is unacceptable. the chief met with community members near 86th and holly in east oakland. a man was shot and killed inside a crashed car early sunday morning. the chief said her department is taking steps to stop the killings. >> we will interrupt this vio

and his new ep "bettie james" is a collaboration with a range of stars including brad paisley, dariuss start with the name "bettie james" the title of the new ep where's the title from >> i named it after my grandma bettie that died in 2014 and my father james who died last year. so i kind of wanted to just leave a trail of their legacy through my music >> a tribute a tribute to them. how did they impact your life? how did they impact your music so i wanted to be patient in choosing k >> man, greatly. my dad listened to nothing but country music, so that's all i learned from him growing up. my dad always told me to take risks. my grandma bettie, she was a fisherman just like my dad was she always told me to be patient. so i wanted to be patient in choosing kind of songs and people from this project but at the same time i wanted to take risks just reach out to people that i love and kind of mix artists on songs together so it was a good time. they both taught me a lot. >> you're going to perform in a moment "why things happen. i was listening to the album on the way in this is my favor

prosecutors say that that suspect, a man called darius sutton, went on after new york let him out toommit three more shootings because of course he did. bill de blasio doesn't want to talk about any of that. he doesn't want you to talk about it, either. the thing about social justice is you are just going to have to ignore the details. instead, city officials would like you to stay terrified of the coronavirus because more anxiety about invisible viruses will take your mind off the shootings and the decay. so in a few days, new york will begin following and harassing travelers. they going to text and call you if you plan to travel and if you don't respond, city workers may come to your home in person. listen to a man called ted long explained the plan. he runs something called the test and trace core in new york. >> tomorrow, we are going to be deploying teams to penn station to stop travelers to make sure they've completed the travel form. we've made more than 86,000 phone calls to travelers coming into new york city from the designated high risk states, and we've sent more than 20,

officers have identified one of the victims as 55-year-old darius grisel who was shot and died near lake merritt on saturday. family and friends held a memorial for him and it's a he was a good man who cared for his family and his community. >> he has always been a good person. he was never a person who hated anybody. he always gave. he made sure that he gave to people. >> to be shut down and die like that with nobody around him it is just wrong. >> oakland police continue to work on leads and have not released a sub description of the suspect. >>> oakland is one of the cities in the country that has seen a spike in the number of violent crimes. oakland police report 51 homicides so far this year. there were 46 this time last year. oakland police investigators say so far they have solved nearly half of this year's homicide cases. >>> the interim the police chief said the rise in violence is quote unacceptable. the chief met with community members near 86th and holly in east oakland. that is were a man shot and killed inside a car sunday morning. the jeep said her department is taking ste

you're looking at brad paisley, nelly and darius rucker, all performing in nashville, st.ouis and indianapolis where people were actually able to be socially distanced but they had to stay outside in their cars. the organization that put it all together says it's optimistic about the return to live concerts where you are next to the person next to you, getting all geeked up about elo or peter frampton or whoever. you know how old i am. joining me in a fox business exclusive, live nation president joe berchtold. great to have you back on the show. the last time we spoke, it was, you know, all quiet on the western, the eastern, northern and southern fronts. tell us what live nation is doing right now today as you inch closer and closer to live concerts once again. >> yeah. thanks for having me on, liz. nice to join you. as you saw last quarter was a near shutdown of our live business but globally, we are now starting to see signs of reemergence. we operate in 40 countries and through asia, europe, new zealand, taiwan, germany. several countries are starting to find a way the

he died at a nearby hospital. 25-year-old darius is charged with first-degree murder now. he lives next door to the family. this is a live look at new york from fox 5. one of the big stories tonight a harness racing veterans receive $25,000 in a settlement, a first of its kind lawsuit which he claimed he was cheated out of his winnings when a doped horse won a race. the trainer of fraud and racketeering. a nice live look outside of the beltway from "special report." ♪ i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you've been avoiding. like people... and pants.ings but don't avoid taking care of your eyes, because we're here to safely serve you with new procedures that exceed cdc guidelines and value your time. visionworks. see the difference. ♪ >> communicated and everything that we do for them, supporting them in terms of their child care needs, joe has a plan for that. we need to support people in terms of organized labor and collective bargaining. joe has a plan for all of that. i'm so excited to be on the ticket with him. >> bret:

darius has shed some of the more industrial companies, become much more software oriented.e than raytheon, raytheon has more defense. the biotech stocks have been down for five straight days. amgen has gotten up here because they were able to get a drug for when bristol-myers had to close it's transaction, they got a give away, amgen has a good anti-cholesterol franchise but amgen has missed quarter, missed quarter until the most recent quarter. i'm not sure it's the best run in the group a stock like regeneron, it's a $600 stock, i just heard eric schmidt talk about you need more testing and more drugs he should look at the cocktail that regeneron has right now with roach they need people to take t it's a winner, i think that that's the one the president ought to focus on, that's the one that the nfl should to focus on, len schleifer has been great talking to meg i don't understand why people aren't talking about regeneron they've been down ever since they announced terrific results. i want to be in it, they won't let me you have to be specifically next to covid or being s

people were killed in today's explosion and over $3000.00 inches of that death toll though is likely darius of the coming hours day some more than 30 people killed in the explosion in beirut over 3000 injured let's talk to a college hama who was a lebanese army general and is now the managing director of regional forum for consultancy studies he's on the line from beirut good to have you with us where were you when this explosion happened today. and they don't. make me and i want that on that one. and what happened when the blast went off that he. was a disaster that it was the that. they looked at or 2 offices or one kilometer of the broken glasses on or just 3 and you see many many injuries over that this week for for god for them the absence of evidence in gandhi was that in the letter in 'd the. not. to be more in the yes they got to do. during this explosion at a member who really. must be eighty's was not censured it's funny that everyone we've spoken to the seafront has said more or less the the same thing this is brought back some very unpleasant feelings and memories i mean this re

the ceo of darius spoke to bloomberg about the changing response to covid-19. >> initially, when we firstered the pandemic, it was all about getting the n95 masks as quickly as we possibly could. we played a front and center role as early as march and into april. we expanded our capacity. obviously that was priority one. that also quickly shifted, because some of the other things we do is we make some of the sensors for the ventilators. so we had a backlog in april. we actually made our own ventilator as well for emergency use. respondfocus was how we to the crisis we are in very quickly. moreow, our focus is much on how we get people back to the workplace, back to flying again, back to having fun again, back to going to stadiums again. that's really a complete shift. so now we are working with a lot of airlines, a lot of the teams in the nfl, the ncaa to get there stadiums ready, a lot of building owners getting back their employees in a safe manner, a different user experience for the occupants and the owners. we have really been all over the board, from immediate response to the crisis

police have identified one of the victims is 55-year-old darius rozelle who was shot near lake merritty and friends held a memorial for him. they said he was a good man who cared for his family and his community. >> he has always been a good person. never a person that hated nobody. my dad gave and major that he gave to people. never wanted back. >> is just wrong. >>> oakland police said they continue to work on leads and have not released at this point a description of any potential suspects. >>> oakland is just one of the cities in the country that has seen a recent spike in the number of violent crimes. oakland police report 51 homicides so far this year. there were 46 at this point lester oakland police investigators say so far they have solved nearly half of the sears homicides. oakland interim police chief say the rise and violence is an excellent unacceptable. she met with committing members in east oakland where a man was shot and killed inside a car early sunday morning. the chief said her department is taking steps to stop the killings. the police department that is focusing

and we've got another new country release this morning from one of our favorites darius rucker this onebefore we play it, we have to warn you this song may want you to take off the rest of the day. ♪ everybody in a world gone crazy ♪ ♪ don't know how to fix it but think maybe ♪ ♪ turn on the good times ♪ turn off the tv ♪ the only b.s. i need is beers and sunshine ♪ ♪ oh beers and sunshine >> so he could sing turn off the tv except for the "today" show that didn't have the same ring >> craig, you've got your connections there. >> you're buddies. >> i was actually listening on the way in, that's going to be the song of the summer >> it's good >> a little late in the summer, but it's fantastic >> will we see you on stage singing with him >> probably not. he said after the first time never again. >>> and finally, "a league of their own" is getting a tv reboot they have picked up a full season after shooting a pilot episode months ago a newly released image teasing some of the actors in the show including abby jacobson. this is described as a fresh approach a set of characters as they make

that is right behind megan thee stallion and darius rucker so the boys giving phil collins a boost. >s it's oh lord. >> heathens. >>> coming up, the bread baker turning everything that we thought we knew about sour dough on its head. bryan ford's creations are going viral on instagram especially during quarantine. he's going to show us how he does it. he's made sour dough cool again. >> was it ever not cool? i always loved sour dough. >>> coming up tomorrow on "today," orlando bloom he is out with not one but two new movies and is getting the nursery ready for his child with katy perry any day now can't wait to hear about that. >>> first, something caught our eye, craig did you know that you are in the september issue of "men's health" magazine you must know because you wrote an essay >> i did >> there it is >> it's a good one i hope people check it out it's about your hopes and fears as a black father in america and i'm sure it was very personal to write it >> yeah. i wrote it kind of in the middle of all we were dealing in the country a month or two ago yes. hopefully someone gets s

my name is darius, and i live in district 6.at a bar in the tenderloin, and i see on a daily basis how sfpd treats tenderloin community members, especially people of color and members of the lgbtq community? san francisco has a chance to take steps to be a true and equitable city by making cuts to the sfpd budget and funding communities. i urge you to defund the sfpd and sheriff's department. we've heard you say that black lives matter, so use your power and do something. this is my fourth time calling in this month. fire sfpd officers, fire sheriff's departments, and invest in measures that keep us safe, like housing, health care, education, and reparations. thank you, and i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> operator: madam clerk, that is the last caller. >> supervisor fewer: okay. thank you very much. public comment -- >> operator: i'm sorry. there's one that just came on. >> clerk: hello, caller. >> hi. so i just want to say that 12 hours of public comment, i'm sure you're all tire

. ♪ >> thank you, darius rucker. he was once on our show. i like to thank everybody for watching. miss us and want to play us back. see the same thing in playback and follow us on the radio. wave, guys. >> sandra: tropical storm isaias turning deadly. north carolina governor cooper confirming at least one person was killed after a tornado hit a mobile home park overnight. now the east coast bracing for damaging winds and flash flooding as the storm moves north after lashing the carolinas as a category 1 hurricane leaving hundreds of thousands without power this morning. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. the storm making landfall near ocean aisle beach north ca

host: here is darius, a union member in georgia. caller: how is it going? you for taking my call. thank you for speaking truth to about especially talking the inequality of wealth and that black lives do matter and the fact that joe biden has built a coalition of all workers across america to fight for us. specifically my issue is with the osha guidelines in regard to covid, it is extremely alarming or lack of enforcement guidelines put in place to protect us workers and union members. i am an air traffic controller myself. that itally concerning is a fight on the republican to workt seems to be for immunity for these corporations. it feels like we have no one in our corner fighting for us. my question to you is what exactly are you doing to spread things, procedures that need to be put in place in a workplace to have a safe working environment that you have seen data on that works? what exactly are you doing to spread that message and ensure that people are complying with those restrictions? there is no enforcement or penalty if corporations are just going

arthur biggest refinery in america and multiple other ones if you filled your gas tank up in the last dariuesult of that. if we get a direct hit here we will see. going to get tough before it gets better, guys. steve: jeff flock down at port arthur in texas. headline right now hurricane laura poses the biggest storm threat to u.s. oil outputs in 15 years. janice dean joins us right now. janice, yesterday, you presumed it was going to be a cat 3 before it made landfall. now, it looks like according to the model, could be a cat 4. janice: right. it is rapidly intensifying. and continues to do so over the next several hours. let's take a look at the track as of the 5:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center. moving towards texas and louisiana. 110 mile-per-hour sustained winds. 111 makes it a category 3. and we do expect this storm to become a category 4 and then weaken as it makes landfall. we think landfall is going to happen overnight tonight into thursday morning around 3:00 a.m. and this is going to be a catastrophic storm now predicting storm surge of upwards of 15 feet. 15 in

his father austin says accused killer darius sessams came over to his home for dinner the day beforens pouring in for the family and a gofundme raised more than 700,000 dollars >>> take a lack at this a police recuse a man trapped under a car in arizona. devon haycock was working on his wife's car when one of the jacks collapsed causing it to fall on his chest. police arriving within minutes, lifting the car just three inches allowing haycock to rollout and he walked away with soreness but thankfully is expected to be okay. whoa. coming up today on "sunday morning futures", in just 15 minutes president trump and jared kushner one topic we can surely expect, the biden/harris ticket as the democrat national convention kicks off tomorrow look at that, bannon, kushner, trump, ron johnson as well. this as the squad member, votes against her party's platform. will: because it doesn't include a plan for single-payer health care, pete. jedediah: here to discuss "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo, maria welcome as always. we love having you here and we love having you here especial

we know how no darius lee difficult it is to get technology to work in the way we wa nt technology tot is notoriously difficult. where does bump come into this when it comes to reminding people and making the office safer? it's a bit like traffic lights. it gives people within the office environment information to keep themselves safe. for the organisation it gives you a rich dataset which means if you do have somebody who tests positive, you can actually track and trace within minutes and do that in a really effective and empirical manner. we have learnt from our own experiences that using bump, we haven't had any on—site transition although we have had a colleague who has been positive. when that event occurred we we re has been positive. when that event occurred we were able to respond quickly and decisively within minutes, rather than days. yes, and it seems to be that that is one of the ways we might all get out of this. good to talk to you, brian, thank you. brian there, the chief exec of the company making that device, bump, that might be one of the solution is to get some of u

rucker, tim mcgraw looking forward to hanging out names, brad paisley, darius rucker, tim mcgraw.show the big board. we have folks from all over america with us live it is time for "my today plaza." good morning, everybody. >> morning. >> morning. >> let's start with, i'm looking for a 1-year-old, a new 1-year-old named dylan this is the buckley family riverside, rhode island. there is is kristin, alex, and baby dylan. >> oh, my goodness >> guys, tell me how you came up with that name >> well, we -- when we were expecting, we had been watching dylan on tv for a long time, ever since she was in boston when we sort of heard the name, we knew that it would be perfect for us so thank you, dylan, for giving us the inspiration. >> oh, my goodness. >> they named their baby after you. >> i might actually cry. that is so sweet there are not enough girl dylans in the world i'm glad you guys brought one. wow, that is so, so sweet. thank you. >> happy birthday, baby dylan. >> oh, my goodness. >> thank you for being a good role model for our little dylan. >> oh, my gosh that -- i am at a loss