. >>> and later, norah o'donnell sits down with garth brooks. he says adversity makes us why he says adversity makes us stronger. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> good evening, reporting tonight from cbs 11 news in dallas-fort worth. >>> we begin with sobering new numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. today marks one month since the first reported death in the united states. since then the death toll has summered more than 2,400. confirmed cases topping 136,000 and counting. late today the president extended distancing guidelines. >> on tuesday, we will be finalizing these plans and providing a summary of our findings supporting data and strategy to the american people. >> cbs news correspondents are covering all aspects of this national emergency. we'll begin with nikole killion at the white house. >> reporter: monday marks the end of the white house's coronavirus guidelines, but some officials including within the administration believe more time is needed. as president trump convened his coronavirus task force, s

and our interview with country superstar garth brooks, giving online concerts in the age of coronavirusand why he says the lesson in life is that adversity makes us stronger. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting h o'donnell,tion's capital. reporting from the nation's >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news tonight: because president trump said he is ready to get back to work by easter sunday, even though the world health organization said the u.s. could be the global epicenter of the outbreak. today, the governor of new york said cases in his state are be enough beds in hospital i.c.u.s to handle all the sick. new york now accounts for half of the more than 53,000 cases across the u.s. about 700 people have now died nationwide. another sign of how dramatically the world has changed-- the summer olympics have been postponed until next year. on wall street today, the dow had its biggest one-day gain since 1933, after congress signaled it is very close to an agr

. >>> and our interview with country superstar garth brooks.iving online concerts in the age of coronavirus and why he says the lesson in life is that adversity makes us stronger. >>> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news because president trump says he is ready for americans to get back to work by easter sunday even though the world health organization now says the u.s. could soon be the global epicenter of the outbreak. today the governor of new york said cases in his state are growing so rapidly there won't be enough beds in hospital icus to handle all of the sick. new york now accounts for about half of the more than 53,000 confirmed cases across the u.s. about 700 people have now died nationwide. another sign of how dramatically the world has changed -- the summer olympics have been postponed until next year. on wall street today, the dow had its biggest one-day gain since 1933 after congress signaled i

. >> later norah o'donnell sits down with garth brooks. why he said adversity makes us stronger. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. i'm doug dunbar reporting from cbs 11 news in dallas-fort worth. soaring new numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. today marks one month since the recorded death in the united states. since then the death toll has now surged to more than 2300. confirmed cases top 135,000 and counting. cbs news correspondents are covering all aspects of our national emergency. we'll begin tonight with nikole >> reporter: monday marks the end of the white house's coronavirus guidelines, but some officials, including within the administration, believe more time is needed. as president trump convened his coronavirus task force, stark new projections from some of its key members about the toll the pandemic could take on the united states. >> i would say between 100,000 and 200,000 cases. but i don't want to be held to that because it's -- excuse me, deaths. >> no state, no metro area will

garth brooks. ♪ >> reporter: and keith urban. ♪ just to name a few. ♪ i know we'll be all right >> reporter award winning singer john legend spoke with cbs this week. >> message we're trying to get out to people is one, as much as you can, stay home and stay away from physical contact with other people. secondly, that if you have the means to help report other people that are going through a tougher time than you are, then -- >> reporter: many artists are using this platform to raise donations. the drop kick murphys charity has raised over $53,000 to assist families most affected by the coronavirus. and as for the future -- >> the fayou give the band some off, and we can't wait to play. i think all of these bands, the juices stop flowing, they want to get out and make music. you' >>> perhaps no country has been hit harder by the coronavirus than italy. our own reporter is under quarantine in rome and gives us a taste of social distancing, italian style. >> reporter: first we watched wuhan empty its streets and it felt so far away. then it was the canals of venice and then rome. empty, too.

music are still able to follow their favorite acts online from small bar bands to super stars like garth brooks or withis wife trisha yearwood and it got more than 5 million views. brooks is being awarded the gershwin prize by the library of congress, which credits him with elevating country music into a national anthem of the american people. before the social distancing order, brook sat down for a chat with norah o'donnellf1 o to it and you don't even have to be listening to hear it. i think it's "the voice" of the common man's soul. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that soul-moving sound of country music is what has packed arenas with tens of thousands of fans up until this crisis. ♪ sometimes i've been down >> reporter: fans who know all the words to his songs. and they're singing every word of a song like that. >> i'm a guy, so i'm the last guy that's going to say size matters, but it does. >> reporter: brooks says despite all of that success, the lesson in life is that adversity is what makes us stronger and helps us bounce back. >> you've got a bow and arrow, right? the only way that arrow is going to g

jillian: country star garth brooks wants to lift spirits through the power of music.he free concert you can tune into today. we'll tell you about it when we come back. (music) you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait,♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat jillian: overnight, a new push to bring americans stuck in peru back home, the country is closing its borders to slow the spread of coronavirus. one north carolina woman says she needs to get back to help. >> what we really want is we want to come home. we desperately want to come home. ism an er nurse, i'm needed on the front lines. jillian: she came to peru to donate food and clothing. the trump administration is considering sending a plane for american citizens like her. italy bans all travel within the country in an at

garth brooks s istosomething similar as well. wel >>> we continue to watch wall street this afternoon. continued concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. the dow is down more than 1800 points. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, students left in limbo faceing the reality of school closures. possibly extending through the summer. what happens to the students hoping to go to college this fall? we'll have that story and much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> and remember, we are always streaming now, 24/7 on cbsn bay area. >> and that's going to do it for us here at kpix5 news at noon. we are keeping our social distance. >> we are. >> we love each other. from far away. >> allen martin and elizabeth cook will see you tonight at 5:00. we hope to see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. have a wonderful wednesday. ♪ >> ridge: hey. >> brooke: hey. [ laughs ] idge: mr. forrester?p, >> brooke: mm-hmm. >> ridge: that's pretty formal after what happened in this room last night. why are you trying to kick me out? >> brooke: if it were up to me

. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," we sit down with garth brooks, who is giving a freet tonight. he tells us how he has dealt with adversity throughout his career. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later.

and our interview with garth brooks. the country music legend is pitching in and his words of wisdom in dealing with adversity that is all tonight here on the "cbs evening news." >>> before we let you go, here are the latest headlines on the coronavirus pandemic. >> new numbers showcases across the bay area now stand at more than 1,000. the santa clara county sheriff's office announced four of its deputies have tested positive for the virus and are now in self isolation. governor gavin newsom says the state is going to need an adecisional 50,000 hospital beds to deal with the possible surge in patients. >>> thank you for watching tonigh at 6:00. the captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight: dire warning. the governor of new york tells the rest of the country this is your future. 50% of cases are in new york state, and it's growing. and in an extraordinary plea today, the governor demanded to know where are the masks? where are the ventilators? >> you pick the 26,000 people who are going to die be

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as garth brooks told norah o'donnell, they'll have help. >> any kind of recovery effort, anything, music is usually the first one called. in that town, it's a pretty safe bet that they're going to show up. >> reporter: and they have. recording artists like taylor swift and dan and shea took part in a telethon that raised at least $1.5 million. grammy nominated artist brandi clark lives in nashville. what is it about a tragedy like this that brings out the best in people? >> i choose to believe that most of us are good. it comes down to our hearts and wanting to help out another human. >> reporter: famed instrument maker gibson is helping by donating guitars to anyone who lost theirs in the storm. ♪ the band good-bye june received the very tools they use to make a living. >> it brings joy back, you know, and helps -- it's just meaningful acts like this that helps the healing process. >> reporter: for the band and others, march 3rd will not be remembered as the day the music died. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, the rise in scams related to the

that's garth brooks and tshye b during their livestream concert. they broke the internet. million fans logged on to watch overloading and crashing facebook's site. >>> in oklahoma one couple didn't let social distancing guidelines stop them from tying the knot. >> the coronavirus forced kathleen hope and steve st. john to cancel their wedding in tulsa so they decided to live stream the ceremony on facebook. instead of a small 20 guest wedding they had planned hundreds of their friends tuned in. >> some of our friends have shared it, what's on their feed. >> so we got to have a really big wedding. we didn't have to pay for it. >> the couple says postponing the wedding was not an option. they couldn't wait to be married. >> oh. love to see it. >>> teachers are coming up with some creative ways to stay connected with their student. >> some are holding parades in their cars. the teachers are driving around neighborhoods honking horns and waving to their students to show their support. >> i love that. >>> in colorado one fily is sending. they made rolls out of toilet paper. yep

. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," we sit down with garth brooks, who is giving a freeght. he tells us how he has dealt with adversity throughout his career. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watc us later. that when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. it's just our way of doing our part... >>> we are alive at the new drive-through coronavirus testing site in the east bay that is now looking for people displaying certain symptoms. >>> comply or face the consequences. the outdoor areas in san francisco now starting to close after a warning from the mayor. >>> if things continue and the way we saw them happen over the weekend we will hav

parts of music city will take months to rebuild, but as garth brooks told norah o'donnell, they'll haveny kind of recovery of anything, music is usually the first one called, and in that town, it's a pretty safe bet that they're going to show up. >> reporter: and they have, recording artists like taylor swift, dan and shay, as well as other musicians who took part in a telethon that raised at least $1.5 million. grammy-nominated artist brandy clark lives in nashville. what is it about a tragedy like this that brings out the best in people? >> i choose to believe that most of us are good and it just comes down to our hearts and wanting to help out another human. >> reporter: famed instrument maker gibson is helping by donating guitars to anyone who lost theirs in the storm. the band goodbye june, received the very tools they use to make a living. >> it brings joy back, you know, and it helps. it is just meaningful acts like this that helps the healing process. >> reporter: for the band and others, march 3 will not be remembered as the day the music died. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >

. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," we sit down with garth brooks, who is giving a freetonight. he tells us how he has dealt with adversity throughout his career. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good mother-in-law? that may be a bridge too far. >>> the united states surgeon general discussed the trump administration's response to the crisis on cbs this morning. >> we're hearing doctors saying, i'm scared. i'm scared of leaving my children without a parent, because i could die doing the job i love to do. what do you say to these people today? help us understand what you guys are doing right now to remedy this situation. >> well, good morning. and i didn't expect to be tarting off my week with such a dire week for america. but the numbers are going to get worse this week, things are going to get worse before they better, and we need everyone to understand this is serious, to lean into what they can gtin. every minute of the day, i got calls from people literal

. >> garth brooks's lives in concert breaking the internet overnight. ♪ it's just not the same high ♪the country duo taking millions defense on memory lane playing song requests. crashing facebook several times before getting emotional on the coronavirus outbreak. >> we are in this together. >> more than 3 million people tuned into that concert. what a great idea. >> reporter: the republican slamming nancy pelosi for pushing her own stimulus plan. >> this the wish list, a liberal wish list. >> serious bipartisan process turned into this left-wing episode of supermarket sweep. rob: how much will partisan politics cost everyday americans? a pharmacist is democrats are playing the worst game of politics, joins us next. guys, it's time to step up your game. force factor's alpha king boosts total testosterone for more lean muscle in the gym, more energy, and more passion and drive so you can rule the bedroom. unleash your potential with alpha king. now available at gnc. shannon: virginia governor canceled classes through the end of the adamek year, the governor put restrictions on business

country singer garth brooks upset some fans this week when he wore a football jersey with a name on thethought was political. what name did they think it was? letter, warren. b, biden. c, sanders? >> do you know it? >> no. he's got a clue. >> tucker: lou dobbs. >> how about sanders? >> tucker: was nashville himself endorsing bernie sanders? to the tape. >> social media pages show brooks wearing a jersey with the last name sanders 20, just before performing in detroit. some online assumed he was showing support for 2020 candidate bernie sanders, but actually, it is a football jersey, a number war by former detroit lions running back barry sanders. >> tucker: man. if that was a guess aghast, unimpressed. >> did you know that? >> be impressed. [laughs] >> tucker: i am impressed. 1-1 going to question three. here it is, get multiple choice. in an interview this week from hillary clinton revealed she was once scolded, because she had been naughty, by president obama for giggling during a meeting. she was in the meeting with which 2020 contender? letter, elizabeth warren. b, joe biden. that a

but madonna and others we've shown you, but i have to give a round of applause to garth brooks and hisd. they did it concert for their fans on facebook the other night. they took requests, they were pitch-perfect, laura. ♪ ♪ we are far from the shallow now ♪ ♪ we are far from the shallow now ♪ >> it was laid-back and cozy and for the fans. that's what we should be doing during these times and what entertainer should be doing. >> laura: a cappella. they had the guitar. >> just the guitar. >> laura: incredible monster talent. raymond, i just thought you were going to treat us with another madonna singing about that for sure whatever that was buried >> i will see what i can do for friday. >> laura: thanks so much, great to see you. in moments with the latest detail on that $2.2 trillion relief package that the congress right now. plus i'm drawn by the ceo of lifetime fitness. he employs about 40,000 people in his business, he's doing everything he can to save his employees' jobs. you don't want to miss it. it's another big day at the office. with a relaxing commute, a nice, long lunch. an

there's a star stud roster including john legend, garth brooks and 49ers superstar richard sherman andre all teaming up to walk for twitches stream aid 2020. live music and intense video game action for a live stream organization to help covid-19 relief efforts. i asked sherman why so many pro athletes are drawn to gaming. >> it's what draws fans to sports. i think pro athletes have that same issue, the same desire to want to dismeeting for a second and gaming does that for a lot of threat ofs. it gives them from the stresses they deal with every day. >> stream aid 2020 going live today from 12:00 noon to 12:00 midnight eastern teaming up for a good cause. now this next story absolutely incredible. ultrarunner david fillgore ran 100 miles to raise funds for health care workers in new york. we'll use the money to buy gift cards from struggling specialty shops in new york city then donate those cards to front line medical workers who can use them to buy new supportive footwear for their long days out working so hard for so many that need it, whether it's fillgore or sherman or other athl

garth brooks and trisha yearwood, the country music power couple, taking requests, live streaming an uplifting concert from their home. more than 3 million tuning in. ♪ the hour i first believed >> and the amazing moment that brought tears to garth's eyes. >>> "amazing grace" gets you every time, especially the way trisha was singing it. it was good to see trisha and garth bringing people together like they did last night. >> and americans are coming together however they can to support our health care workers on the front lines. take a look at these volunteers on long island gathering donations of much needed medical %-p their small part to help out. >> every bit does help. take a look at this testing site in new jersey right now. they're expecting long lines again today and as the governor said, the cases are going to increase as there is more testing. here's what we know right now. the number of cases worldwide has grown to more than 380,000 and the number of confirmed cases in the united states tops more than 45,000. also here as the president is straining against that right now

and on wednesday, the library of congress awards the gershwin prize for popular song to garth brookstry music into a national anthem of the american people. thursday is the day musician and illusionist penn gilet turns into a 65-year-old. sunday on friday marks the start of the national day of unplugging, calling for 24 hours without a single digital device. yes, this means you. and saturday brings the chocolate fantasy gala in albuquerque, a showcase for some chocolate sculptures. >> and again, this tuesday is super tuesday, cbs news will bring you complete primary coverage. and on politics we go to margaret brennan in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation". good morning, margaret. >> brennan: good morning, jane. we will look at what the trump administration is doing to contain the corona virus. >> pauley: thank you, margaret. and next week here on "sunday morning". we're sleeping on the job. >> i typically sleep in the afternoon after lunch. >> susan spencer in praise of afternoon after lunch. >> susan spencer in praise of naps. rtificialners. which means, no se

two days ago, garth brooks gave facebook their home concert.ople to tears when she performed amazing grace. it's anyway for fans to connect during this time. >> yeah. okay, we love the story out of our area here in d.c. the national cathedral has discovered a cache of masks they didn't know they had. and now they are able to donate them. i called it a hashtag miracle today. because that's how it felt when i heard the story. >> absolutely. the building may be closed, but the work is never done. about a decade out, they ordered a bunch of masks. they never even opened them. they discovered them in storage, 5,000 masks unused, unopened. an incredible way to give back. >> shannon: i love it. they have converted you to hand sanitizer. i got a message today from a group -- a packaging company that said they are sending 2,000 empty jobs that we have said that they can continue making the hand sanitizer. >> we love it. this is unprofitabl incredible. it just shows people want to make a difference. the distribution company is sending all of these bottle

but as garth brooks told norah o'donnell, they'll have help. >> any kind of recovery effort, anythingis usually the first one called. in that town, it's a pretty safe bet that they're going to show up. >> and they have. recording artists like taylor swift, dan and shea, as well as musicians who took part in a telethon that raised at least $1.5 million. grammy-nominated artist brandy clark lives in nashville. what is it about a tragedy like this that brings out the best in people? >> i choose to believe that most of us are good. it comes down to our hearts and waning to help out another human. >> reporter: famed instrument maker gibson is donating guitars to anyone who lost theirs in a storm the band good-bye june received the very tools they use to make a living. >> it brings joy back. you know, it helps. it is just meaningful acts like this that helps the healing process. >> reporter: for the band and others, march 3rd will not be remembered as the day the music died. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> very nice. >> so true. >> nice to hear and listen to. and brandy clark who you saw

garth brooks -- ♪ ben gibbard of death cap for cutie. ♪ the district sleeps alone tonight after the barsotta get back just to name a few. ♪ i know we'll be all right grammy award-winning singer john legend spoke with "cbs this morning's" anthony mason this week. >> the message we're trying to get out to people is one, you know, as much as you can stay home and stay away from physical contact with other people. then secondly, that if you have the means to help support other people that are going through a tougher time than you are, then try to do so. >> reporter: many artists are also using this platform to raise donations during this critical time. >> we're hopefully raising money. >> reporter: the dropkick murphys charity, the claddagh fund, has raised money to help those most affected by the coronavirus. as for the future -- >> the band's been on the likelihood for a long time. -- been on the road for a long time. then you have time off and you're like i can't wait to play. i think all of these bands, you know, the juices start flowing, they want to get out and make music. we might com

country music star garth brooks offering free concert live and taking requests and concert tonight atime and the venue will stream concerts every saturday, tradition that's been going on for 94 years, so, maria, a whole host of celebrities providing at-home entertainment to keep people occupied. maria: i love it. you have to love america. the american people will get through this. carley, thank you. carley: that's right. maria: carley shimkus. ♪ infrastructure firsthand, we can make better informed investment decisions. that's why i go beyond the numbers. there are no half measures. no shortcuts. no faking it. doing it right is plan a and plan b. kubota equipment is built to the same high standards you live by. it's up to the challenge. half-ton hay bale challenges. herding cattle challenges. that's a lot of mulch challenges. all day. all conditions. all year round. kubota. together we do more. . . . maria: welcome back. good monday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, march 23rd. your top stories, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. coronavir

finally, there's this, garth brooks and trish blew the internet last night. ♪ cheryl: all right, maria millions of fans down memory lane and before they signed off, garth got emotional in a message talking about the coronavirus. >> love one another. we are doing this together. cheryl: well, more than 3 million folks, maria, turned in for the concert, friends in low places and i guess high places and all places right now. thank you. maria: that's great. thank you, cheryl. all right, it is a big day ahead this morning we have a futures showing a rally pretty much hitting up and before opening we will start rally at start of trading, 920 points, 375 points higher on the nasdaq. stay with us, big morning. back in a moment. ♪ 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the ris

and then there is this story garth brooks and trisha yearwood break the internet with a live streamed out ♪ whiskey and wine ♪ is just not the same high ♪ jillian: country couple crashing facebook live over and over again as they live streamed a convert from home and offered a message of hope. >> love one another. >> get through this together. jillian: we are in this together. more than 3 million fans tuned. in and i know we are going to be seeing a lot more than that ainsley, people need to be cheered up right now and they need that moment of reprieve. ainsley: they are such a nice couple. we watch her on the food network we love his music. thank you guys. if you are watching, we love you for doing that thanks, jillian. we all know about playing with a rubber ducky in the bathtub, but what about legos? day two of our series for activities for you and your children while they are home from school. that's coming up next. adp simplifies hr, benefits, and payroll for magnolia bakery, so employees like sarah can achieve what they're working for. dealing with our finances really haunted me

two weekends ago, country music star garth brooks played before 70,000 fans in detroit. ford field, home to the nfl's detroit lions. >> one of the greatest running backs of all time, barry sanders. anybody who's from detroit knows, that's barry sanders' town. >> and so brooks chose to honor barry sanders by wearing his number 20 jersey. >> which is great. if you're in new york, maybe it's, you know, aaron judge, if you're in boston -- well, actually -- who knows? >> after the show, brooks posted this photo on instagram of himself wearing -- >> that's awesome. >> it has sanders and 20 on the back. >> isn't that nice? barry sanders is a great running back that you see that and anybody that obviously knows anything about sports knows, that's really awesome, right? >> nfl hall of famer. best running back of his generation. what could possibly go wrong with this jersey? >> nothing, right? >> that's actually where the trouble began. the comments section under the photo erupted under the photo erupted. >> oh, no. were they chicago bears fans? >> he was endorsing sanders. >> he