as it did james white. >> i was a marine for life.r leaves you. >> once a marine, always a marine, they say. and james white loved everything about the corps. >> i miss the marine corps very much. >> though not so much as his next job as a mississippi deputy sheriff. what was it you didn't like about it? >> i don't like seeing human suffering on a day to day basis. >> so after a failed marriage and with his young daughter in tow, he moved back to the place he started out, northern california. that little girl, katelynn white is all grown up now. >> we're more best friends than father and daughter. we fight like siblings, and we're just -- we -- we're more focused on having fun and not really caring about what other people think. >> james and katelynn set up house together here in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains, coincidentally, just a few miles from rachel and todd winkler's airpark. james started a handyman business and again, pure coincidence, got some jobs at the airpark. he also started a website called ammosmith.com.

white house for this. you are looking live at the james brady briefing room at the white house where president trump and vicece will have an update for us regarding testing kits, also a presentation possibly from fema as well. there are monitors set up in the room here. we are expecting some other type of presentation that we haven't seen throughout these white house briefings that we've been watching herb ining earlier thi. we are told around 9:45. it is now 9:56 so we are waiting o this. as soon as it starts we will bring it to you live. until then, i'll send it over to meteorologist lisa argen for a check of our week forecast. >> good morning. we've had some showers over in the east bay coming down pretty good. how about almost a quarter of an inch for the hills and the upper elevations of the livermore valley, the diablo range, and as we look out towards mt. tam, you can see the cloud cover there has been dry in the north bay. most of the rain will be this morning into the east bay and the south bay. it's a level 1 system, and by the next few hours it fades away, but anywhere from one-one hundredth to a

and white james jeffrey who's a former ambassador to the turkish capital in ankara is coming with a delegation with a senator from the united states and he will be coming to heart and he will be coming to to have some meetings with some in joules plus the turkish officials to morrow and also press is going to going to be here so with the western support again turkey is trying to gain leverage. for its most call in that coming meeting and of course thank you child has died after a boat loaded with refugees and migrants capsized off the greek island of those balls 47 other people who were trying to reach the greek island from turkey have been rescued thousands have been trying to cross into europe after turkey said it would no longer force its border but it's right now to john psaropoulos who is on the island of lesbos john what we've been seeing there. well the numbers and also overwhelming today we have 2 both arrivals on the island here are less worse and 2 more further south in the south e.g. and not an overwhelming rate of flow across the waters today but in the previous 24 hours between su

problems of the comically system and in particular governor the governor at the time james vardaman who is an unapologetic white supremacist actually runs on a campaign of white supremacy. believes that the problem with comically scene was not really the sort of. human rights abuse that it was but rather that he saw it as sort of lining the pockets of the plantation class that he was a white supremacist populist and believed that this sort of state run plantation style prison would instead be a way of sort of socializing african-americans to their place which he saw as. manual labor the reform that led to the establishment of parchment was also white supremacist in its intent. as i mentioned james james vitamins the person who established. parchment and he's actually incarcerated people on the grounds of parchment with bloodhounds for sport so if you think about that kind of context in which this place is born there's really no some training white supremacy. initially. after the timeline of so there were about 4 or 5 it's within 3 or 4 days between december 29th and jane where 2nd either on january 2nd in the o

after six hours of ferocious fighting the federal army of the james held fort fisher. >> general whiting and colonel lamb were going side by side when whiting looked up and saw an officer in a blue uniform standing over him and looking down at him. it was general terry. now the victor of general fort fisher. he said, i surrender, sir, to you, the forces under my command. and the confederacy lost their last major sea fort. the troops cheered, jumped, and helped each other. a victory, and we proclaimed it, too, from sea and shore. they ek quoed back wild cheering. men grasp each other and wept only as brave men can in the hour of the victory. the comparison in confederate gray. guns were batters, broken, and dismounted and there was horrible evidence of the battles furry and the destruction of the naval bombardment. heavy guns and others knocked to pieces. . some with heads off, some cut i. federal officials considered the loss as a stunning blow. alexander stevens spoke about one of the greatest disasters to the fall of the south since the beginning of the war. faced with the last major s

when he visited the white house the first time in 1824, james monroe was president and he visited again for a birthday celebration in september for himself, september 1825, john quincy adams threw a birthday ball and reception for him at the white house and there's this story that he presented john quincy adams with an alligator and that john quincy adams, not really knowing what to do with that, essentially just put the alligator in the east room and that was just where -- i guess that's where alligators are stored because at that point in time tomorrow the east room wasn't finished yet. it was sort of a storage space so it's like, ok, i guess that part sort of holds up. but if you know anything about john quincy adams, he was meticulous with his note taking and his diaries and he was the kind of guy that when he went for a walk in the city, he would identify plants and trees and flowers and then try to remember their latin names and he would record them. it was a way he was teaching himself the latin names of plants and trees. so i find it hard to believe that john quincy adams wouldn

. >> other senators under scrutiny democrat dianne fine feinstein and republican james inhofe of oklahoma. >>> whiteiating a trillion dollars stimulus package. the bill would bail out the airline industries, help small businesses and send two checks worth a thousand dollars to americans in need. rop majority leader mitch mcconnell is aiming for a senate vote on monday. that leads senate leaders and advisors until this afternoon to finish work. you now have an extra three is w udfiling as nirati s ad well. it's up to each state to make its own deadlines. in california, you have until june 15th to file and pay your state taxes. sa at president trump's steve direction we are moving tax day. all taxpayers will have additional time to file and make payments without interest or penalties. and, for now, president trump says he does not anticipate a federal dock loun. while these steps are necessary in hot beds in these states, that other parts of the country don't face the same issues. a crackdown at the u.s. border is limiting nonessential travel to and from mexico in response to the pandemic. both countr

james monroe. it is a weight from the white house for a little bit. -- it is away and it cannot back because the white house was burned out but it goes back in time when james monroe moves in in president his own right in late 1817. >> you mentioned white house tunnels as a white house security meth. wasbiggest myths i heard that there was no red found that -- reded the moscow telephone that connected to moscow that people claim to cold war presidents had. gina? -- do you know? >> johnson had a teletype machine which was one where they were constantly communicating with the russians. they were planting the rose garden in 1962, they had a strategic air command phone when they were planting and digging they severed the line. alarms started going off. they thought, did something happen to the white house? they just cut the phone line by accident. no physical red phone that a lot of people said there was? >> i do not room or seeing that. they would have been able to connect with their counterparts in moscow. i do not think they need of specific phone just for that. it is something i would have to double c

james, thank you. we appreciate your report. >>> to the white house at home, where president trump spoke moments ago. coming as more members of congress announced they will self-quarantine. some who came in contact with the president in recent days, one, in fact, just today. traveling with the president. congressman matt gaetz of florida revealing he will be going into quarantine. is the white house concerned? here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump eagerly shook hands with supporters in florida today, as he downplayed the danger of the coronavirus. but tonight two republicans who president trump recently spent time with are self-quarantining. neither of them is showing symptoms, but both came into contact with someone at a conservative conference two weeks ago who has tested positive. congressman doug collins was with the president in atlanta on friday. congressman matt gaetz flew with the president today on air force one. and rode with him in the presidential limousine. gaetz sparked outcry when he made light of the virus by showing up in on capitol hill in a gas mask. but since then, on

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we look back on may of 2017 as sort of the december know, like a month from help in white house coverage. and james kobe being fired, the russian investigations were kicking into gear. you trump giving information to the russian foreign minister in the oval office. it was story after story is breaking a month anybody will live through it knows that there would be 56:00 p.m. every day and there would be some new washington post and new york times story that would be like needing to be covered and i'm not ashamed to say that we were chasing a lot of these stories of the time. none of us and cover the white house before and wait sort of thunderhead together to try to figure out what value we can add to the legions of the reporters that were covering the stuff on a daily basis. and we sort of organically set on looking at the mid-level we like to call it the warm side view of that sort of function in the white house having to deal with fall out of every one of the left side and the political event. in terms of these people were more than happy to talk to us anonymously and give us very fun quotes. so w

lamb and whiting could not see the army of the james and the distant tree line and when they saw the naval brigade charging down the beach they believed that was the main assault on the fort. colonel lamb ordered his troops to hold their fire until the naval brigade was within easy range. on they came. sailors and marines, advancing at a run so close to the surf that they unknowingly flanked the fort's mine field. they were 300 yards away from the wall of the fort at the northeast bastion, 250, 200, 150, then colonel lamb gave the order to fire. it was a murderous volley. it flattened the front row of seamen. the whole mass of men, said one of them later, went down like a row of falling bricks. the survivors were quickly up, resumed the assault, until another volley tore into their ranks. they tried to go on. a few made it to the fort wall. but everywhere men were falling and the naval assault abruptly ended. we were packed like sheep in a pen, one of them said later. while the enemy were crowding the ramparts not 40 yards away and shooting as fast as they could fire. the shrieks and

white house? >> the question is did he leave the country? the answer is no. james madison never left the shores of this nation. where did they get their money? theof their money came from growing -- first, tobacco, and then greens and tobacco in montpelier with the slave labor. that is where the medicine money came from -- the madison money came from. aaron you mentioned eri burr was known as a womanizer. anything very eco -- anything there? >> what a great question. i actually have no idea. i never heard anything about inon burr being interested dolley. i would have to look it up. anybody else know? more questions? i am sure you are hungry for lunch. get your lunch next door. shadel reconvene at 2:00 feel free to -- at 2:00. fill free to ask me questions if you have individual things you what me to talk about. [applause] washington to george w. bush, every sunday at feature. eastern, we the presidency, our weekly series exploring the presidents, policies and legacies. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> you are watching am

james, thank you. >>> and again, that late word today from the white house, that memo, president trump acknowledging among other things the need to address the anticipated shortage of medical equipment in this country. to deal with this, the president is set to address the nation tonight. let's get to jonathan karl. what have you learned about what the president plans to tell the american people? >> reporter: the president wants to offer reassurance that his administration is on top of this. he will look at both the public health effects. looking at further travel restrictions, and also on the economic impact, ways to get help to those most affected by this. i'm also told this has become the top priority at the white house. and that the president has brought in jared kushner, his son-in-law and his senior adviser to be part of this. and he's been working with the president today on the speech he will deliver tonight. >> jon, thank you. >>> abc news will carry the president's address live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> still ahead tonight on "world news tonight," a major night for joe biden overnight. sev

we continue to acknowledge diversity and stay out of the old white guy trap the better it will be for american politics going forward james isn't there an elephant in the room here in the dynamic is this i mean you were giving us a state by state break done 5 minutes ago as both about why did discussion but the reality is whoever goes up against donald trump has got to win in the electoral college system because the popular voting system hillary clinton won by 3000000 she didn't get the gig. that's right that's why i think michigan next week is going to be really important you know those 3 states that had the white house of the president trump michigan wisconsin pennsylvania this is the 1st test in one of those primary states and one of those states next week in michigan is could be a very critical vote in terms of ideology of the party between joe biden and bernie sanders of course that is right he would be the 1st jewish president joe biden i mean a very historic campaign he the 1st president from the state of delaware it was a joke. the gusset and coming back to linda as well i mean given the respective ages regardless

white house? >> the question is did he leave the country? the answer is no. james madison never left the shores of this nation. where did they get their money? all of their money came from the growing -- first, tobacco, and and greens -- grains tobacco in montpelier with the slave labor. that is where the medicine money came from -- the madison money came from. >> so you mentioned aaron burr was known as a womanizer. anything there? >> what a great question. [laughter] i actually have no idea. i never heard anything about aaron burr being interested in dolley. i don't know when he got married . it is an intriguing question and i will have to look it up. anybody else know? more questions? i am sure you are hungry for lunch. get your lunch next door. we will reconvene at 2:00 shade -- 2:00. feel free to ask me questions if you have individual things you what me to talk about. [applause] >> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. seeo c-span's store.org to what is new and took out all of the products. >> tonight on the civil war,

white way has gone dark. but stars are shining brightly. ♪ producer james wesley and his husband seth rudetsky have begun liveadway performers. ♪ from their homes as a way to raise money for the actors fund. ♪ monday was opening night featuring tony award winner kelli o'hara. ♪ i can't get it out of my heart ♪ >> reporter: i weighed in with medical advice. we've heard a lot about social distancing. that means keeping away there each other. just about now we could all use a little optimism. ♪ of course, we also need to look to science. ♪ but we can't lose sight of the importance of kindness, empathy, and staying emotionally connected. >> you can always count on -- on the arts. ♪ >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> comedy legend mel brooks is helping in the fight against the coronavirus. he and his son max released a public service announcement about the importance of social distancing, especially among the elderly. >> this is my dad, mel brooks. hi, dad. he's 93. if i get the coronavirus, i'll probably be okay. but if i give it to him, he could give it to carl reiner who could give to dick van

. >> it's a crisis and people in the white house need to understand that. dr. jameshilips, thank you so much. appreciate it. in the u.s., california is on pace to follow in new york's footsteps as cases there and in california are doubling every three to four days. i will talk to mayor eric garcetti about the steps his city is taking. that's next. stay with us. after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs, or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything ask your dermatologist about skyrizi. ♪ nothing is everything (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. (clown 1) ...didn't mean it. (clown 3) whoops. (stilts) sorry! (clowns) we're sorry! (scary) hey, we're

and oftentimes because of the way in which white supremacy functions in this country we're collapsed into this undifferentiated sameness. we describe jamesrn as if he just blew a whistle as opposed to thinking about james clyburn as a very savvy political actor with a political machine in south carolina. >> i will say amy klobuchar endorsed voe biden and the white democratic voters in minnesota went right to joe biden. >> what we do is we tend to read voters in the way in which they're following people. they might be making very, very interesting and very nuanced decisions. right, it could very well be the case that since south carolina and even before south carolina the electorate has been kind of swamped with fear and panic, right? if we elect bernie sanders, if we nominate bernie sanders, we're going to re-elect donald trump, the country is going to go to hell. we heard all of this from mike bloomberg's campaign. if you nominate bernie sanders down ballot we're going to lose all these candidates. we're going to lose the house. nancy pelosi is going to lose her gavel, so there was a kind of politics of fear and in some ways inducing a

and here in new york city, the great white way has gone dark, but stars are shining brightly. >> we're on! >> reporter: producer james musician seth rudetsky, have begun live streaming with broadway performers... ♪ ♪ ...from their homes, as a way to raise money for the actors' fund. ♪ ♪ monday was opening night, featuring tony award-winner kelly o'hara. >> ♪ i can't get it out of my heart. ♪ >> reporter: i weighed in with some medical advice. yeah, so we've heard a lot about social distancing, and that basically means keeping away from each other. just about now, we could all use a little optimism. >> ♪ give your all to me >> reporter: of course, we also need to look to science. ♪ ♪ but we can't lose sight of the importance of kindness, empathy and staying emotionally connected. you can always count on-- on-- on the arts. >> ♪ to make you feel... >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: kindness through the arts. i agree. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfol

international it's clear though that western bloggers white ones are a big part of the tourism push last year and other influencers like trevor james and rosie gabriele from canada and alexandra reynolds from the us had an audience with the prime minister imran khan local bloggers were left out. that did it he did many pakistanis who say their government is reinforcing the social prejudices of a bygone colonial era the idea that westerners have more credibility than pakistanis or the notion that quote white is right that a white person's word outweighs that of a brown person even when the brown person is from the country in question we'd use this point with the chairman of pakistan's national tourism coordination board i don't think it's anything that important to you in discussing an interview to be honest i don't think it's. but you know. the day box i was a growing i was country subconsciously i think you listen to the person on the outside so you know when you have local bloggers and they do the exact same thing or maybe even better it's difficult. we're going to comprehend or believe it until maybe. an american car comes and d

white renewal. joining us. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've got of the 9 o'clock hour most the finest hour and is let'sis that still holds runs all day, yeah, yeah and then i come in a row in there's a hot spot actually to hotspots ones and over turned of the crash backing up traffic in the north bay. >>so although we've been talking about you know they like you know traffic and got out there and sort of messed they sure didn't so we'll start off in the south bay with this overturned accident. >>it is on a northbound 2 80 at lawrence expressway and it's causing some heavy delays here for people heading out of san jose into cupertino back the map up a little bit so there's a crash right there it's an overturned we have 2 lanes blocked and the traffic is just solid so coming back from the 8017 split.

about it until after they sent a huge delegation to davos, huge delegation to the white house, shaking everybody's hands, jamesat propaganda is within china, i'm wondering -- you're talking about political impact. there are plenty of chinese who figured out they were lied to by their government. does this change the political pressure on xi? he's technically in there for life but that's subject to change if the people -- >> you're going to see turbulence in hong kong. you might see it on the mainland, especially come summertime when things loosen up on the health front, i think you'll see major political tush turbulence. m&a thank yomaria: thank thank. we'll be right back. [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] it's our most dangerous addiction. and to get the whole world clean? that takes a lot more than an alternative. so we took our worst vice, and turned it into the dna for a better system. materials made from recycled plastic woven and molded into all the things we consume. we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want. maria: welcome back welc

metro area, new york city, westchester, long island john white what about president trump and how he has been dealing with this crisis? he has jamesuch the way he has spoken about covid—19 over the last couple of weeks. 0ur people on the streets feeling about him and how he has dealt with things? honestly, he has been very, to say the least, uneven, inconsistent, came out and called the virus a hoax. and then he said late i did not meaning virus, in the media coverage of it. and then vice president pence has been charged with kind of leading a taskforce on covid—19. really convinced him that an oval office address, the first of his presidency, was necessary and there were a couple of times he went off the teleprompter and made some inaccurate statements they then had to clean up. in the stock market, as you know, went down dramatically right after that address. but, honestly, there is so much going on right now. they know from new york and connecticut, working very closely, the focus is really on the governor, governor como in new york has a daily briefing at 12 noon. i think one of the main things is to be out there and communica

ferocious fighting's, all resistance collapsed and the federal army of the james health fort fisher from one river to the ocean. general whiting and colonel lam was lying side by side with the forts battle winded. whiting looked up and saw an officer in a blue uniform standing over him and looking down at him. it was general terry. now the victor the battle of fort fisher. general whiting was the right king southern officer, spoke words that what seemed unthinkable to him. i surrender sir to you, the forces under my command. fort fisher had fallen. wilmington was sealed. the confederacy had lost its last major seaport. the top four finishers blood soaked ramparts, the victorious northern troops cheered, jumped, hugged each other in a wild celebration as the naval fleet blew its whistles and set off fireworks. victory for the northern soldiers. we proclaimed it to from sea and shore, wilder and heartier sheer ever before. my very heart went up and thanksgiving. men clasp each other and wept only as brave men can in the our victory. when don came to fort fisher on january 16th it revealed a dramatically different post. don was i

james. thanks a lot rob and say teen and the big story. the white housis shifting coronavirus.to fight the >>as the spread continues, joe khael has more from washington d c. >>you need to be fosed in local community efforts to ow the spread. >>health and humaservices secretary alex azar says it's clear the coronavirus has establish a foothold in the us will see community transmission in the united states and we'll see more cases and the teing will eliminate the ar says there will be more confirmed cases as millis a crowd of ours tests areputting to use this we as our says the federal governmt will work with state and local authorities on testing and quarantine forts iluding isolating the 2500 people on board e grand princess cruise ship. >>advise ing on varus mitigation asures such whether you closeschools, public transpoation large gatherings, but senator k schumer says health officials are playing catch up because the trump administration mishandled coronavirus testing eay on but because we don't have a complete hadle on testing. many of our hospitals doctors. reserchers and

the need grow race is inferior to the white race and anything like social and political equality between the two races is neither practical or desirable. senator james doolittle echoes this argument. we are caucasian and represent from history, from our education, from our experience. every man the full age of the caucasian race in the country as a general rule is competent. whiteness equals competence here, that is what he is saying. any man tells me that the africans in this country just set free on the plantations are competent to exercise the rights and shape the laws of the great republic, he states what is abhorrent to my sense of justice. grounding the right to vote in a racist interpretation of people. depicting african-american men as an educated at best and intellectually disses into, they drew on americans fears about the safety of the democracy. democrats claim that extreme danger would result if the ballot was extended to black men. indiana representative michael kerr argued that not only was the nation threatened by african-american men's in franchise may, but that whiteness would be endangered by black voters. he said by the enfranchi

james jeffrey and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft visited the border area with syria and met members of the syrian white helmets the u.s. is contributing more than $100000000.00 to address the deteriorating humanitarian situation in northwestern syria humanitarian aid is only a response the real answer is an immediate cease fire and durable cease fire so i'm very happy to be here this is obviously a moment that we need to make certain that we stress that the americans care but at the same time that there has got to be an immediate cease fire. and his father from hammer province their family members are among thousands of people who have fled their villages and settled on the border with turkey. when we were walking out of the village we were hit by any strike i lost my hand and i miss my home my school. for the time being and his family have nowhere to go though makeshift camp could turn into something more permanent if the fighting doesn't and as international calls for an immediate cease fire government and turkish and russia leaders will meet on thursday to try and agree or not a buffer zone and the demarcation line

white house has ordered all americans to stay home. but on capitol hill, it's still business as usual the bill is passed james wallner with the r streetinstitute says technically congress can't pass legislation remotely the constitution requires that both bodies maintain decorum to do business if there's not a corn they technically have to adjourn that means members must be present in the chamber to cast a vote. unless they vote to change the rules the constitution gives the house and senate the authority to set the rules of proceeding, so technically they can do whatever they want to do i think it's time for us to turn it is ohio republican senator rob portman introduced a resolution on thursday to amend the standing rules of the senate to allow senators to vote remotely during a national crisis we have the ability to do it in a secure way. encrypted way in a way that would protect the infant on right to vote. >>portman says the cdc guidelines to stay home and practice, social distancing should apply to everyone including congress. >>but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there are other options we could lengthen the amount

the first, with general james mattis, the first friend of president nixon, lieutenant colonel marine corps vietnam veteran living in the white house, retired from the marines rather than leave his side. we had a gift to the library and thought we would name it for jack, we headed sting worst professional of arms here, we would remind you jack served and continues to serve. we are glad so many of you are here. if you are a veteran or member of active-duty, allow us to thank you. [applause] [applause] >> our guest is admiral james stavridis who graduated the united states naval academy in 1976. a 37 year career in extraordinary tv stations along the way including as combatant commander of us central command from 2006-2009 and nato allied supreme commander. he earned his phd in masters of arts and law from fletcher school of law and diplomacy and cynically went on to retirement from the navy. james stavridis is the author of 10 books but is on operating executive with the carlyle group which most americans know as the preeminent venture capitalist fund in the united states, shares awards of the council that the mccarty associat

james jeffrey and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. kelly craft visited the border area with syria and met members of the syrian white helmets the u.s. is contributing more than $100000000.00 to address the deteriorating humanitarian situation in northwestern syria humanitarian aid is only a response the real answer is an immediate cease fire durable cease fire so i'm very happy to be here this is obviously a moment that we need to make certain that we stress that the americans care but at the same time that there has got to be an immediate cease fire. and his father from province their family members are among thousands of people who have fled their villages and settled all the border with turkey. when we were walking out of the village we were hit by ernest reich i lost my hand and i miss my home my school. for the time being mohamed and his family have nowhere to go their makeshift camp could turn into something more permanent if the fighting doesn't and as international calls for an immediate cease fire gather momentum turkish and russia leaders will meet on thursday to try and agree on a buffer zone and the demarcation line that

james it absolutely is. >>and so we're joined this morning actually by doctor ruth white a clinical associate professor from usc to tell us more about how we can cope with the stress during the shelter-in-place order over the weekend a doctor why thank you so much for joining us this morning. >>thank you for having me you're you need to be here to talk about this time to listen i want to let people know thank you for e-mailing us you e-mails kron out of the blue and i want to know what what brought you to that level day what are you seeing people panic. i mean you re shell said i want to be on tv. that's kind sad but really it was about talking about stress because what i was seeing and social media hearing from my friends was just a lot of anxiety and i had a trip planned on saturday and the response is like the week before i waited till the last minute to council but a lot of people were just expressing you know, i'm no like i don't know what's going to happen to let go to work join not going to work, but i have money i don't know and i think it's it's not real response to a lot of unknowns and then what