greg: what is missing, you never hear tyrus, about eloping. i guess i eloped.n off to the justice of peace, the word is great, elopement. tyrus: yeah i thought it was a great idea to elope with social distancing. it's never been a better time to say honey i like this so bad but let's wait. as soon as this clears over, to find a common ground of the crowd in the largest band, we will make this happen. but until then we wait. not me, not me, i love this. but it's a pandemic. greg: you could blame so many things on the pandemic. tyrus: , i do always, who took the trash out, pandemic. everything you do is pandemic. whose child is not, the pandemics. a lot of stuff going on. greg: a pandemic baby. pete, you recently got married. this is the ultimate relationship tester. pete: how committed are you to wedded bliss, forget about the crowds in the ceremony and the money, let's get married now, we could do it online and work together in this moment or are you saying i need the ceremony to validate and i need the people in the circumstance in either way you cut man or wo

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were to insist on debt repayment then you could eventually have those poorest countries that have elop in countries getting closer to sovereign debt crisis and perhaps even. room defaults as a private creditor you'd rather have your money late than never better late than never all of a solid in washington thank you very much for your insights. to some of the other business stories making news around the world airbus is set to cut hours for some $3000.00 workers in front of the collapse in air travel the aircraft maker will top a government backed scheme that allies employees to earn over 90 percent of their usual salary airbus has already announced plans to cut production by a 3rd. u.s. car maker ford is expecting to make a loss of $2000000000.00 in the 1st quarter amid a sharp drop in sales the company has shut down its u.s. and european factories due to the coronavirus pandemic ford is hoping to restart production in the 2nd quarter when south africa registered its 1st corona virus infection in early march the government was swift to implement measures to combat the spread of the dis

evening to take up the applause in the theater box set jesse benton fremont chose her husband and elopedwith him born and his children and then exalted him and wanted nothing more to be her father's assistant even when it was denied and then stood up for what she believed was right and they would not support the campaign for president. stanton with mutton chop whiskers and the abolitionist married to elizabeth cady stanton a few months earlier attended a convention with women's right to vote mr. stanton offered his vision whether or not western territories would be ruined but by what he calls the curse of human slavery that it was protestant and also said it didn't matter. would rather be ruled over for the next four years by liberty loving catholic and then free soil. and when election day arrived to say those which will vibrate and sees to reverberate. and then wrote his best he remains so certain those pat postmasters were reading her mail like a hack at the dnc that she facetiously wrote on the inside postmaster please send as soon as red. to the lady she said i don't dare say anythi

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it is no coincidence that the career began to sort a few months after they eloped when he was 28 andshe was 17. i thought as many others did that one of their critics jesse was the better man of the two. the she hoped to write his report into some of his letters serving as the writing partner and occasional ghost writer. she amplified as with a talentr self-promotion working with news editors to publicize the journeys. an attractive men to the circles and lashed out at enemies. she carry on conversations with senators twice her age, offered her opinion to present even when they did not agree with her and was gradually recognized as a political force in her own right. her timing was as perfect as her husband. she was pushing the boundaries of the women's assigned roles just as women were beginning to demand a better place in national life. in the 1840s and 50s, women were holding convention conventk over the voting rights and also campaigning against slavery. the party was founded to and captured some of their energy. in 1856, the republicans for the first time a nominated a president

no coincidence that his career began to soar when they eloped, she was 17. thought that jessie benton fremont was the better man of the two. she helped to write his famous reports and some of his letters serving as secretary, editor, writing partner and occasional ghost writer. she amplified his talent for self-promotion, working with news editors to publish his journey. she became his political advisor, and she attracted men to his circles and cared for friends and lashed out at enemies. and she had conversations with men twice her age and was gradually recognized as a political force in her own right. her timing was as perfect as her husband's. she was pushing the boundaries of women's roles, and women were holding conventions for voting rights and campaigning against slavery. the republican party was founded in the 1850's to fight the expansion of slavery and it captured some of their energy. in 1856 the republicans for the first time nominated a presidential candidate and in seeking someone heroic and famous and also with a short political record to bind

in vitro tissue is widely used in medicine scientists have cultured skin elopes and even heart valves in so-called bio reactors. so why not go a step further. and grow steak n schnitzel to it's actually pretty simple you extract a muscle stem cell from a living animal it's then cultured in a nutrient rich solution where it multiplies. the stem cells develop into muscle cells. which grow together to form muscle fibers. the process takes a few weeks 20000 of them make up one burger. dutch pharmacologist mark post presented the 1st ever lab grown burger back in 2013 that burger cost around 250000 euros to develop testers consumed it at a public event their verdict was that it tasted like meat but it was a little on the dry side. 6 years later mark post continues to cultivate meat in his lab it must be to university he's added fat cells to the recipe intended to make the lab grown meat tastes juicy or we haven't tasted it with the fat yet so we don't quite know what we imagine that the taste will improve and also the picture will improve for being more juicy than before the calculations s

it was no coincidence that his career began to soar a few months after they eloped, when he was 28 and she was 17. i thought as many others did, said one of their critics, that jesse benton fremont was the better man of the two. she helped to write his famous reports and some of his letters, serving as secretary, editor, writing partner and occasional ghost writer. she amplified his talent for self-promotion, working with news editors to publicize his journeys. she became his political advisor. she attracted talented young men to his circle, promoted friends and lashed out at enemies. she carried on conversations with senators twice her age, offered her opinions to presidents even when they didn't agree with her and was gradually recognized as a political force in her own right. her timing was as perfect as her husband's. she was pushing the boundaries of women assigned roles just as women were beginning to demand a larger place in national life. in the 1840s and 50s, women were holding conventions to call for voting rights and also campaigning against slavery. the republican party was

it is extremely difficult but the same applies to the slums of big cities in different parts of the elop being well to refugee camps it is much more difficult and that is the reason why we massively need support for those areas and we massive need to increase the capacity to respond and they all services that are so weak in those areas need to be very quickly bills that and of course what that and sanitation programs but grams of. all kinds of improvements that odd that you meditate in the mentions absolutely crucial to minimize the negative impact many cities around the world are on lockdown in those places the medical advice is very consistent do you believe that citizens and for that matter political leaders who ignore that advice of being irresponsible i think we need to have a quart of the in 80th action of all countries and i believe the g 20 will be an opportunity to do so all countries need to add a common sense. and that's that's a g.'s not a strategy in my opinion of mediation is a strategy of suppression of the vials now for that you can combine different ways you can if you h

that mutation of the fighters even more easy and so that is a risk that the virus comes back to the elop world even after vaccines have been developed when the taleban seems that all is over and then everything will start to gain circle general we're both in the same building right now but we are conducting this interview remotely for obvious reasons your living in new york it's eerie right now it's worrying yet this is one of the richest cities on earth with some of the most sophisticated medical care if they're worrying about how they can cope here what chance to some other places stand in this i do believe that it depends on how it's all soon you attack the coffee's 19 and if you attack coverage 1000 soon enough you will be much more able to respond effectively then when we are already in the epicenter of the pandemic and so our main concern in addition to those areas most of them out remote areas many of them have not yet been touched is still put enormous pressure on prevention and on make sure that we control the beginning of a possible outbreak what we are witnessing now in many d

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so nana and pops eloped? ...and then what happened, daddy?ore us, there were your great, ing >>> michigan has seen a surge in coronavirus cases. already the state has over 9,000 confirmed cases and 337 people have died. this week at an amazon warehouse just outside of detroit some workers walked off the job. they say after a number of confirmed cases at their facility. amazon is not doing enough to protect them, according to them. amazon though says it is making changes. the company says it will offer new protections starting next week including masks and temperature checks at the start of each shift. amazon tells us in part, our employees are heros fighting for their communities and helping people get critical items they need in this crisis. like all businesses grappling with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, we are working hard to keep employees safe while serving communities and the most vulnerable. joining me now, amazon employee tonya ramsey. she helped organize the walkout at a facility in room you lus, michigan. thank you very much for

so nana and pops eloped? ...and then what happened, daddy?l, before us, there were your great, great, great grandparents. turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. >>> u.s. attorney general bill barr ordered federal prisons hit hard by the coronavirus to expand early release programs. cnn learned that some inmates are scared to leave as some have no place to go and no assurances that they are healthy. joining me now to discuss is van jones, cnn political commentator and former obama administration official and ceo of reform alliance an organization dedicated to reforming the criminal justice system. good to see you. >> good to see you as well. >> so this early release. is this the best option? >> it's the only option, and i think people have to understand, there are 2.4 million people right now who are in jails and prisons. actually the biggest health care system in the united states, and right now those people cannot social distance. they don't have access to hand sanitizer, soap, lysol, none of th

a real journalist, real newspaper would admit that they were eloped wrong, issue a corr. in an interesting way there stopped at it is nothing but an admission of their guilt and an example of how they try to cover up their smear, their slander, their lives and everything else. belafonte, she's a hack. she works for a disgraceful organization, the same people that lied russia, russia, impeach, impeach. and kavanaugh, kavanaugh, the same people that protected clinton, the protected call me, the deep state. annette never investigated the biggest abuse our corruption in history, they were too busy spreading conspiracy theories. and more hoaxes. and by the way, get another example of beyond journalist malfeasance here, they're culpable. and quietly editing the contact when they're caught red-handed. by the way, that's not where the story is. it gets worse for them. on february 20, 3 days before mr. joyce decided to go on the cruise, the same hack attractively for his death, ella fonte, she tweeted this. "i fundamentally don't understand the panic. incidence of the disease is d

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coronavirus and a buddy test of elop of the cell x. a key step that will help identify people who have recovered and to understand their immune response and their immune system moments ago i directed secretary a's or an acting secretary wolf to use any and all available authority under the defense production act to ensure that domestic manufacturers have the supplies they need to produce ventilators for patients with severe cases of. c o v 1819 you know what that is right become a very famous term c o v.a.d. covert this action will help general electric hill rahm medtronic rest bed royal philips and by air medical overcome obstacles in the supply chain that threaten the rapid production of ventilators we have. over 100000 being built right now or soon to be started we anticipate issuing more orders under the defense production act in the very near future in addition to the one that i've just signed against 3 m. 4 facemasks we just signed a. element of the act against 3 m. and hopefully they'll be able to do what they are supposed to do just poke to mary bear of general motors and she s

husband to the highest levels of the government it is no coincidence the began to soar after they eloped 28 and 17. i thought as many others did that jesse benton fremont was the better man of the two and how to write the famous reports with the writing partner and occasional ghostwriter. and then became the political advisor and attracted talented young men to the circle and lashed out at enemies. to carry on conversations with senators twice her age to offer her opinion to presidents even when they did not agree with her and was gradually recognized but the timing was as perfect as her husband's and was pushing the boundaries just as women were beginning to demand a larger place a national life. in the 18 forties and fifties and then to campaign against slavery. the republican party was founded and it capture their energy in 1856 the republicans for the first time nominated a presidential candidate seeking someone heroic and then to bind the party together to nominate john charles fremont the first nominee ever to run for president on the republican party ticket. when john was nominate

. >> the first thing i thought was maybe theyÑi eloped. >> reporter:w3 josie didn't tru orlando and wentmbed through a won't aandfá -- ód windowt( and found haley. >> i didn't know she was dead at the time. she was so pale, you know. >> reporter: haley had been tesero was gone. this is thet( house that orland lived in. >> that is correct. >> reporter: binghamton police lietenant corey miner led the investigation intoÑi the death orlando's disappearance. >> there's several different cameras on the house. thee1 camera o house shows miss anderson and mr. tesero walking intoxd the residence on marchÑi 8th. >> reporter: hourse1 later, orlando could be seen leaving alone. suitcase in hand.Ñi nicaragua, the dual citizen drove to new york's jfk airport and left the country. who picked him up at the airport in nicaragua? >> to this day i don't know. >> reporter: binghamton'sÑi ford district attorney steven wo cornwell. >>/en i lup9he wasfá in nicaraou" before we c;c get to him, the first thing i thought was no way, he got away with murder. >> maria elena salinas joins us now. maria elena, good mo

. >> reporter: when it came time to tie the knot they rolled the dice and eloped. >> reporter: little white chapel? >> a chapel in bally's. yup. it was beautiful. flowers, music. really beautiful. >> well, it was unusual, you know, walking through a casino and someone's got a wedding gown on. >> reporter: the only guests were linda's parents and tom's mom and dad, marie and tom sr. >> reporter: did they seem like a good match? >> i think they fit, yeah. >> reporter: both tom and linda had kids from their previous marriages. but a few years later, they welcomed a child of their own, ryan. >> he would say all along through the pregnancy, "i don't care if the girl or boy, i'll love it either way." you know, but i kinda knew deep down he wanted a boy. and so when he was delivered and he saw it was a boy, he cried. he was so happy. really happy. >> reporter: did you immediately see a relationship made in giants heaven after that? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: they were a blended family. his, mine and ours as they liked to call it. linda had a daughter who lived with her and tom. while, t

. >> they called me like, hey, we're going to elope. >> reporter: travis gardner was supposed to playing this for marco. she was like, you can't tell him, it's a surprise. >> reporter: had you ever played that song before? >> never played it before. i learned the song that night. >> reporter: the lyrics, wise men say only fools rush in, struck a chord with the couple when early on friends questioned their whirlwind romance. but even the skeptics cheered when they tied the knot live over instagram. >> a nonsocial distance kiss. >> reporter: as they left the church, a procession drove by to wish them well -- >> love you guys! >> reporter: then of course it started raining. ♪ but gardner played on. >> i felt like i was in a movie. i looked at her and she was sobbing. so then i made sure to grab her and start dancing with her. >> that was just the most beautiful, special experience. and wouldn't have had it any other way. ♪ [ cheers ] >> right now the world just needs love. if everybody loves and comes together, we can beat anything. >> reporter: love and happy fools who get married even

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