jess phillips and mark francois overcame their disappointment at not being shortlisted to join me tos. i think it's good that they have got these awards and i can imagine someone like jacob rees—mogg doing well in that context. we'll have to wait and see who the winners are, but i wasn't expecting to be up until the small hours worrying about it, to be honest. and jess phillips, are you equally phlegmatic about this? yeah, i think that...| suppose it depends how one judges civility, is it people working together for the common good, or is it those who understand that using a nice voice and saying please and thank you is the way to appear, at least, civil? so i suppose we'll have to wait and see, but again i shan't be losing much sleep. do you think it is effective or important in politics? does civility get things done? it does, it definitely does, and there has to be an amount of cross—party working. it was vastly more important in the time of a hung parliament, and it had much more power in the time of a hung parliament in order to get things done — and i don't mean about the subst

doubling use live from pearlie it's closing time in the city of los paris boss if they last drinks as francois has all non-essential businesses to close the spine does a step further until president's term 9 inside their homes 0 clues to control the spread of the coronavirus. here in germany shops remain open and many people are still out and about but there is plenty of evidence of panic bonnie as shop was prepared for potential quarantine. and in the u.s. president donald trump coronavirus test results that in and then they get it but what about the tests for the rest of the country. and anthony how it welcome to the program while authorities around the world take even more drastic measures to try to slow the spread of the corona virus the number of cases is rising a tally by johns hopkins university counts more than one 156400 cases worldwide and of the 5800 deaths at the same time at least 73900 people have recovered from the virus and some good news the take away from south korea with 76 new coronavirus cases reported today the country's seen a fold in numbers to double digits for the 1st

s line from building it's closing time in the city of los terrace boss if they lost greene says francois has all non-essential businesses and closed the spine just a step further and tells residents to remain inside the haunts syrup is to control the spray to run about. here in germany shops remain open and many of us still out and about but there's plenty of evidence of panic buying shelf was prepared for potential warranting. and if the us president donald trump's coronavirus taste results and the negative but what about tastes for the rest of the country. i'm anthony how to welcome to the program while authorities around the world take even more drastic measures to try and slow the spread of the corona virus the number of cases is rising a tally by johns hopkins university counts more than 156400 cases will wide and over 5800 deaths at the same time at least 73900 people have recovered from the virus and some good news particularly from south korea with 76 new khurana new coronavirus cases reported today the country therefore has seen a fold in numbers to double digits for the 1st tim

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well the lockdown in francois has been going on since march 17th and since that around 800000 finds have been given out by the police officers and john downs across the country there are around a 100000 have been deployed to do just that but they have been angry now since the beginning of that lockdown over fears of the lack of protective mosques that they've had many police unions have talked about the fact not just that they fear because they coming into contact with so many people to issue these fines to check the permission slips that we need to be out on the streets in france that they could be liable to catch the virus but also then could be a vector of transmission so this is something that's really been consuming the union since the start now the ministry of interior has infuriated the police officers and the unions even further in the last few days after it requisition the f f p 2 masks these the highly protective masks took them away and said the police officers had to give them to the health workers now we've been talking to one police union in the last week about some of the

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elvis francois, an orthopedic surgeon at the mayo clinic, who is spreading hope with his music as muchdicine. ♪ you might say that i'm a dreamer ♪ but i'm not the only one i hope some day ♪ that you will join us and the world ♪ will live as one imagine all the people ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm chip reid and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, starting with the coronavirus outbreak in new york city. the big apple is the center of the contagion in the united states. many hospitals there are already near capacity while preparing for a flood of new patients. jonathan vigliotti has the latest. >> reporter: as coronavirus numbers surge in new york state with new york city the epicenter, officials say they are in a race against time. >> one of the forecasters said to me, we were looking at a freight train coming across the country. we're now looking at a bullet train. >> reporter: new york has 53,000 hospital beds, but expects to need 140,000 beds when the virus likely peaks in about two to three weeks. on monday, governor cuomo toured the jacob

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elvis francois and dr.n, surgeons at the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota, singing john lennon's "imagine" after their shift ended. ♪ ♪ imagine all the people living for today ♪ >> both of them telling us why they did it. >> it felt like a good time to share that bit of hope and togetherness, and do a bit to make somebody's day a little bit better. ♪ ♪ but i'm not the only one >> in order to beat this thing, and self-isolate and quarantine, it's going to take everybody. the message of that song hit home. >> tonight, their message as america fights this with the world. ♪ ♪ i hope someday you will join us and the world will live as one ♪ ♪ >> that landed today when i saw it. we're grateful to our doctors, nurses, and health care workers on the front lines. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> now your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> good evening. thank you for join us. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. today the number of coronavirus cases surpassed

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these are from comments, you know, from -- from christine lagarde to francois vilaroy. in a hurry or to have many options. >> i think the last point you make there, matt, might be most important. they do not have as much room on the policy side to act immediately. that's not to say that the market isn't expecting it. i think we have about 75 to 80% chance of a rate cut this month from the e.c.b. so it's not as if expectations aren't there. it's just that they don't have the room to move as the fed certainly does. and as the bank of england does. that's why we're not seeing as sharp of repricing for the e.c.b. there is some repricing there already. anna: and what about f.x. markets then? clearly an expectation that the fed is going to do something here, then that changes, changes things on the dollar perhaps and we see the dollar is considerably weaker today. down by .4% on the dollar index. >> when you get a big move on the interest rate side as we've seen in a very short space of time those interest rate differentials narrow. up until very recently, that hasn't mattere

elvis francois. he's an orthopedic surgery resident in minnesota.er reach. videos of his performances with colleagues have been viewed millions of times on line. vlad duthiers shows us how the doctor's latest song from john lennon is offering strength. ♪ imagine all the people living for today ♪ >> reporter: for dr. elvis francois, the collective struggle the world is facing -- ♪ is an opportunity for the world to come together, to overcome the pandemic. >> the only way that we get through this is if seven billion of us say we're together as one. >> reporter: for this minnesota doctor, surgery and songs go hand in hand. ♪ there's a new sun in the sky and you know how i feel ♪ >> there's a lot of anxiety, fear. and you know, for me, whenever i've had those moments in my personal life, music has always been something that i've found i've been able to gravitate toward and sort of brings things to ease. >> reporter: an ease he hopes to share with millions of people through the power of music. something he believes has the potential to heal anything. >>

elvis francois. he's an orthopedic surgery resident in minnesota.er reach. videos of his performances with colleagues have been viewed millions of times on line. vlad duthiers shows us how the doctor's latest song from john lennon is offering strength. ♪ imagine all the people living for today ♪ >> reporter: for dr. elvis francois, the collective struggle the world is facing -- ♪ is an opportunity for the world to come together, to overcome the pandemic. >> the only way that we get through this is if seven billion of us say we're together as one. >> reporter: for this minnesota doctor, surgery and songs go hand in hand. ♪ there's a new sun in the sky and you know how i feel ♪ >> there's a lot of anxiety, fear. and you know, for me, whenever i've had those moments in my personal life, music has always been something that i've found i've been able to gravitate toward and sort of brings things to ease. >> reporter: an ease he hopes to share with millions of people through the power of music. something he believes has the potential to heal anything. >>

elvis francois singing and dr. robert williamson playing the fee an know. rob: love that carley.ts right now. ainsley: the white house extends social distancing guidelines through the end of april. trying to slow the spread of the coronavirus as governors set new restrictions on out-of-state travelers. brian: all right. five states are now forcing anyone coming from new york, new jersey, and connected cut to quarantine for two weeks. out west in los angeles, good new york city the usns mercy hospital ship is treating its first patients. steve: meanwhile, across the other side of the country's the usnf comfort i

elvis francois work at the mayo clinic and his subscription for the ongoing crisis is music. let's take a listen. ♪ lean on me ♪ when you are strong ♪ i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on >> oh, listen to him there. that's him along with his co-worker. that video is quickly going viral. thousands of views. he says he is hoping to help the public and the medical college deal with stress and anxiety over the coronavirus. oh, wow, listen to them there. he will be performing. he has performed on the "today" show this morning. and another still from him. that boy can sing. all right, meteorologist kari hall. look, if you can sing the forecast like that, hey, i don't know if there is anything to stop you? >> no, i'll leave that up to you. i am not even going to try that one. but it's into is to see that people are trying to cheer each other up and we do have some nice weather in our forecast. hopefully that will cheer you up, too. we have mid-50s today. i'm still watching out for a chance of a spot shower. maybe a thunderstorm and going into the weekend. more rain headed ou

elvis francois wowed us all ♪ imagine all the people ♪ living for today ♪ woo. >> bret: he can belt itd nearly $8 billion and counting for feeding america and first responders children's foundation. thank you all for that let's keep that going. and thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, fair, balanced and unafraid. we will be here. "the story" with martha starts now. martha? >> martha: was a great concert. we love dr. elvis. thank you, bret. goofed to see you. so, everybody, good evening. this was a hopeful but soberingg sight in new york as the usns comfort arrived. to provide much needed medical backup. the navy hospital ship has 1,000 beds. it will take in non-covid-19 patients to leave the hospitals freed up to treat people with the disease. that is the plan. so, another almost 3,000 beds have been made available at a medical facility that the army

elvis francois singing, dr.o clinic in minnesota, john lennon's "imagine." ♪ living for today >> reporter: we went to find those doctors. >> we just felt like a good time to share that bit of hope and togetherness and do our bit to make someone's day out there a little better. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> in order to beat this thing and self-isolate in quarantine, it's going to take everybody and so the message of that song kind of hit home. >> reporter: there was the message of hope at the cleveland clinic. note from a patient taped to a window. that patient with coronavirus. now we learn who it was. 35-year-old nick brown. he wrote, this window has been the most impactful window in my life. on days when i watched you work hard to keep me and others alive, unable to thank you for the time that you poured into me and although i will probably never get the chance to pour that same love and support into you, i want you to know that i think you all are rock stars. we found the doctors and nurses who treated nick.

elvis francois, singing john lennon's "imagine," his colleague dr. robinson is on the keys. a good doctor but he might need a record contract as well. that's incredible. >> i'm telling you, he has a second career in store. we've been talking about the health of our bodies, but the health of our spirit is so important, too. >> those doctors can sing. apparently they do it all the time but it's getting some attention right now when we need it. the next high goes to the spirit and creativity of refuse to leta little social distance ruin their celebrations. birthday parties have given away to honking cars and front lawn sing-alongs. pasadena, california, 15-year-old coco johnson returned home from the hospital after her last chemotherapy appointment and got quite a surprise from the neighborhood. >> woo! >> woo! >> coco, we love you! >> a hero's welcome for coco with friends and neighbors lining the street and hanging out of their cars with signs and decorations to celebrate the last of the teenager's treatments for bone cancer. >> it was really overwhelming. i was just, like, s

this is professor francois balloux from ucl‘s genetics institute.000 and about 3000 deaths. just a ratio of the number of deaths in a number of cases. so it should not have come as a major surprise, but it was a bit shocking and it's how high it is, it will should be tempered a little bit because it does not take into account and we can only hope the number will go down a bit. there's a lot of focus on the mortality rate but a lot of focus on the speed of which this virus is spreading, what's your analysis of what we are learning about the global expansion of the virus? and looks like the epidemic at the global level is about doubling every seven days or so. each case in each infection seems to lead to another 2.5 new infections. this in itself is not remarkably high for an epidemic virus. it's kind of average. it's comparable to the seasonal flu, for instance, roughly. to the us now. the central bank made a historic emergency decision to cut interest rates — it hasn't made this kind of surprise move since 2008. the goal is to cushion america's econ

here with us now on skype from dakar in senegal it's francois potts well he is a senior research at covering west africa and if research consultants do you think that this election should be going ahead given everything we just saw in our report given the level of polling stations have been attacked and yet still people are being told to go out and vote. next in the crucial remember. exactly when there is a section of the. national. what we see with president alpha condé is something which well i was going to say we've seen it in other african countries frankly we've seen it all over the world 'd as well leaders who want to stay in power. at any costs and and you can always predict how these things go there is always going to be a public. upset about it and then quite often it turns into this unrest we have seen this movie before. yes that's in the i mean in. particular person that was withdrawing from me and that would be sent down and in the end the internet is still out the. leader. that are that close to harsh expose that they are and they've been preventing people and why we're going on

elvis francois covering john lennon's "imagine." >> such a talent. >>> next to a headline from our "skinny about their move to l.a. from canada, president trump tweeted the u.s. will not pay for their security protection. >> a spokesperson for the duke and duchess said they don't need help covering security costs, they got it. >> they're like, we don't need your help paying our bills. ♪ can you pay my bills can you pay my telephone bill ♪ ♪ we don't need your support president trump because we can do it ourselves ♪ >>> next to a friend to "world news now" colombian crooner maluma. >> i interviewed him? is that me? >> doppelganger. of course what he looked like back then. >> this is what he looks like this morning. apparently he took some tips from the guy who was interviewing him. he had his head shaved to celebrate hitting 50 million followers on instagram. quote, 50 million family members on instagram. >> how does he look better? >> wait, you're trying to say people who shave their head look worse? how about people do what they do to their hair, mona? >>> we have a celebrity coronavirus

elvis francois, he was the one singing and dr.inic. they posted that video of them to instagram where it went viral for obvious reasons. imagine being a doctor being so smart and then having the talent on top of it. can you believe that? ainsley: he was on our show over the weekend. both of those doctors on the front line. see those emotional videos reminds you some people are doing really good things. we need to all stay in our houses and prevent the spread of this. ainsley: this whole concert was such a good idea because it was a family event but also it really honored healthcare workers and all the people working to keep us safe and fed and then also the element of all the celebrities that we want to sees a well. it was so well done and so much money raised in this time of such great need. such a good idea. ainsley: thank you so much, carley. good to see you. ainsley: good to see you. ainsley: social distancing guidelines extended now through the end of april. what can we expect to flatten that curve? we'll ask dr. oz at the to

. >> reporter: la la land owner francois rahani created a program where foster youth can learn how to00 stores, whatever it is, and hire as many youth as possible. >> reporter: that cuts into your profits. >> of course. i mean, but there's -- there's a balance in life. we have a duty to our society to help the ones who are in neter: with a foster family after her father sexually abused her when she was 15. it's still difficult to talk about her journey. >> i just try to push it behind me because it -- it happened. and i just want to move forward. >> reporter: sierra admits she's got a lot of healing to do, but she's thankful she's finally found a place she can call home. >> coming to la la land is not just working. it's like an overall attitude pickup. >> reporter: best part of working here? >> having people who believe in me. it lets me work after my goals and believe in myself. >> here you go -- >> reporter: for "cbs this morning saturday," mireya villarreal, dallas. >> job, home, basic things like that. when somebody can have that, no matter the trauma, sometimes it can give you th

elvis francois joins us now. doctor, welcome. >> thank you so much for having me.is presley friend and going to name me gregory but went with elvis instead. jedediah: pretty cool. i know you are a surgeon but you might have a second career here and maybe audition for "american idol" on the side. that's pretty good stuff. what inspired you to do this. >> we are living in very uncertain times right now there is a lot of anxiety in the world facing this global pandemic. and you know, music for me it's always been something that i have always found -- has always calmed me and given mya sense of hope. and for me i just wanted to share a bit of music, especially in times that are very difficult for people right now. jedediah: i notice that you have some backup on piano by another surgeon. a little bit of a team effort which is cool to see. what has been the reaction that you have seen from people. i notice that on one of your post that you put up it has like 2 million people had seen it. what has been the reaction and were you surprised to see that many views on a post t