healing to do, but she is thankful she's finally found a place she can call home. >> coming to la la land an overall attitude pick up. >> reporter: best part of working here? >> having p who believe in me. it lets me work after my goals and believe myself. >> here you go, sir. >> reporter: for cbs this morning saturday, mireya villarreal, dallas. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this morning. for some of you, the news continues. for other, check back with us a little later for morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center here in los angeles, i'm lee cowan. >>> it is friday, march 20th, 2020. good morning from our cbs news studio in washington. i am jeff pegues in for anne-marie green. >>> this morning, people in the entire state of california, the country's most populous state, are being ordered to stay home in a bid to curb the coronavirus pandemic. nationwide the number of reported cases has soared past 14,000. more than 200 people have died. cindy pom looks at how state officials are taking desperate measures. >> reporter: california governor gavin ne

la la land fe >>> finally tonight with all that's going wrong, it's worth remembering there's a lot of good in the world. they are serving it up at a cafe in dallas. >> hi. welcome in, guys rfrt it's hard to imagine that a year ago this bubbly barista behind the counter at lawas struggling. what would have happened if you didn't work here? >> i would probably still be homeless, so i feel like if this light never came into my life, i'd probably be suffering from depression. i would probably be trying to still make it on my own, probably on the streets somewhere. >> reporter: this dallas coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sara and crystal and randall. >> i was a foster kid that didn't care about me. i have a whole big family, you know, they didn't care about me, so i felt alone until la la land is my family. >> reporter: in texas alone, more than 1,200 youth aged out of the system last year and many ends up on the streets. >> we're not in the business of coffee. we serve coffee. we are definitely in the world have business of kindness. >> reporter: so far he's hired nine. >> our goal is to open thousands a store, 10,000 stores and hire as many youth as possible. >> reporter: but that cuts into your profits. >> of course

la la land kind cafe s struggling. what would have happened if you didn't work here? feel like if this light be never came into my life, i would probably be suffering from depression. i would probably be trying to still make it on my own, probably on the streets somewhere. >> reporter: this dallas coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sierra and crystal. >> i was a foster kid. dad didn't care about me. have a whole big family, you know, they didn't care about me. so i felt alone until lam last year, and many end up on the streets. >> we're not in the business of coffee. we just serve coffee. we're definitely in the business of kindness. >> reporter: la la land owner francois rahani created a program where foster youth can learn how to make it in the real world. so far he's hired nine. >> our goal is to open 1,000 stores, 10,000 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 p

. >> reporter: sierra says la la land is finally a place she can call home. of working here? >> having people who believe in me. it lets me work after my goals and believe in myself. >> here you go, sir. >> tha reporting. >>> actor tom hanks and his wife rita wilson remain isolated from the public this morning as they are treated for coronavirus in australia. hanks was in australia to film a movie, and wilson recently performed at the sydney opera house. both are 63 years old and have underlying medical conditions. wilson had breast cancer, and hanks has diabetes. both conditions which can increase the risk of getting coronavirus and its effects. hanks says that he had mild symptoms and was able to get tested right away. >>> all right. coming up on -- the house of representatives today is expected to vote on a sweeping economic rescue package. we'll get more of that in a moment. imagine yourself in a new toyota. ♪ yeah. ♪ yeah. with great deals, get ready to turn your dreams into reality. right now, save big with an incredible deal on the toyota of your dream

our choreographer is mandy moore, she did "la la land" and "so you think you can dance" and many morencredible projects. she is so fun to work with. and did you watch "cheer" on netflix? >> oh, my goodness, yes, i did, in a day. >> me too, and mandy -- like i didn't know until i watched "cheer" but that's what mandy does, every time i get a move right she says, oh, my god, you just did it. she's so supportive. >> and what an outstanding cast. >> mary steenburgen, so much talent. >> so we've got to talk about sunday. at least as much as you can, what's going to happen? >> on sunday, we have a special episode coming out where at the beginning of the episode, zoe receives some bad news and her stress levels causes her power to glitch. so normally everyone sings their heart songs to zoe, but this episode, zoe sings all of her heart songs to everybody. so i sing and perform six numbers, this coming episode. this show has been such a great distraction and relief during this time, and i'm so grateful that, you know, we're offering some joy and entertainment during this uncertain, confusing t

least until today, he was at least trying to get the tone a little bit more sober, not to be off in la-la landg trump again. a news outlet tosses him a question and he turns that into a attack against the free press. what to make of this? >> what to make of this, donald trump is the distracter in chief. and at a time of pandemic, what we need most is leadership that tells us how to stay safe. leadership that gives us the information we need to marshal our community, marshal our resources, essentially doing what he did to get elected and what he did all throughout his presidency. he finds innocent people to blame and tells the american public not to believe the people responsible for bringing as unbiased and neutral information as possible. and granted, we all have opinions. we all share opinions. i have opinions and you have opinions. we usually make it clear, though, when we're saying opinion versus fact. what one of the things that presidents usually rely on in a time of crisis is news media to amplify the facts and information. donald trump just told americans not to listen to it, which is

. >>> is the biggest hospital in la is about to land at the port of la. we will work closely with our neighbors they are long beach and others to make sure that is available to everybody no matter where they live. >>> a member of the international olympic committees at this year's olympic games in tokyo are going to be postponed. the games will likely be moved to next year. japan's prime minister also said today that a delay was inevitable. official decision will be made within a month. >>> a local financial aid that you can now apply for if you are wondering how to pay your bills. >>> we are so happy to share we have raised more than $11 million to help families who need our help right now. >>> not at one bay area market. the store owner who has a foolproof plan to stop the spread of coronavirus while shopping. >>> the bay area city now looking to help out its artist who are struggling. more than ever 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 promi

la that would have 1,000 beds, and the mayor of los angeles in the last hour saying it would, in an instant, become the largest hospital in la and alleviate the pressure on other medical facilities on land. you are speaking to me from lat this that that federal aid would make a huge difference or that many more supplies are needed 7 there is a sense it will make a huge difference. not only the ship coming but several structures. we don't know the details of these places or where exactly they will be, but clearly many structures that will help treat people as well, and again, the mayor of los angeles speaking in the last few hours, sounding positive about the kind of aid that was coming from the federal government but still striking a very serious tone. and another thing we've been talking, you and i, a lot about over the last few days, this question of social distancing and people not necessarily abiding by the order to stay at home. we have seen it again in los angeles, people have been going to the beach and the mayor of los angeles implying that within a few days they might introduce some form of fine to discourage people from doing that. the pandemic is now affecting more than 160 countries and has claimed more th

. >> biggest hospital in la is about to land route at the port of la. they will work very closely with their neighbors, long beach and others to make sure that that is available to everybody matter where they live. >> the idea is to provide other medical services while local hospitals deal with coronavirus patients.>>> the first of its kind to get fda approval. the sunnyvale-based company behind the test says results take at least 45 minutes. the test will be used in hospitals and emergency rooms, it is designed to work on any of the companies 23,000 automated systems deployed around the system, the company declined on camera interviews this weekend but released pre- recorded statements. >> i think it is transformative because this is the first time in the world that we've had this capability. we think this would be a very important tool in being able to get rapid actionable result. >> the new caskets will be shipped out this friday, they are expected to be available the end of the month. >> this morning legislators and even hollywood are calling out to

la and it alleviate the pressure on other medical facilities on land. you are speaking me —— speaking to me from la, is there that this will make a huge difference or will make a huge difference or will many more supplies be needed? there is a sense it will make a huge difference. not only there is the ship coming but several structures. we don't know the details of these places or where exactly they will be clearly, many structures that will help treat people as well and again, the mayor of los angeles speaking in the last few hours, sounding positive about the kind of aid that was coming from the federal government but still striking a very serious tone and another thing we have been talking about over the last few days, this question of social distancing and people not necessarily abiding by the order to stay—at—home. we have seen it again in lao the beach and the mayor of los angeles apply -- and the mayor of los angeles apply —— implying that within a few days they might introduce some form of fine to discourage people from doing that. you and iare people from doing that. you and i are practising social distancing, a distance of about 6000 miles. thank you very much. let's check in on the markets which have just opened in asia in the last hour with our business reporter mariko 0i who is in singapore. how other markets? he has been very, very volatile and i think it is fairto very, very volatile and i think it is fair to say that motility is here to stay. japan's nikkei as open flat to slightly higher and that is because it is closed for public holiday on friday to a didn't get to react to the huge stimulus package by the united states that peter was just talking about, how much trouble it is currently in. that is why it is a slightly higher but if you look at the rest of the region, we are well and truly in the red. let me

las vegas a lot of political things are happening here let's get the lowdown states well we are in political season max in fact when you and i landed here in las vegas who was on the runway the president doesn't show him literally on the runway but is playing air force one was on the runway and that was our meeting our arrival here in las vegas saying air force one again we've seen it of 2 or 3 times on our travels and it's very impressive it's a great prop when you're running for president and that's some of the all that what you have when you are president is the bully pulpit and that's going to weigh heavily in this 2020 election well in the nevada debates there was something that bernie sanders said on stage when he was you know going back and forth with mayor bloomberg when mayor bloomberg imploded on stage you know they were talking about billionaires and the problem with billionaires 'd and should billionaires exist i tweeted that i said is the u.s. federal reserve bernie you co-sponsored an audit the fed bill talk about the cantillon effect how did bloomberg go from a net worth of $3000000000.20 to $60000000000.00 in 2020 at least half of that game in my opinion is from q.e. the problem is that nobody really knows anything about money it's hard to explain money i remember back on this very show 7 or 8 years ago

las vegas a lot of political things are happening here let's get the lowdown states well we are in political season max in fact when you and i landed here in las vegas who was on the runway the president doesn't show him literally on the runway but is plane air force one was on the runway and that was our meeting our arrival here in las vegas saying air force one again within a 2 or 3 times on our travels and it's very impressive it's a great prop when you're running for president and that's some of the all that what you have when you are president is the bully pulpit and that's going to weigh heavily in this 2020 election well in the nevada debates there was something that bernie sanders said on stage when he was you know going back and forth with mayor bloomberg when mayor bloomberg imploded on stage you know they were talking about billionaires and the problem with billionaires 'd and should billionaires exist i tweeted that i said is the u.s. federal reserve bernie you co-sponsored an audit the fed bill talk about the cantillon effect how did bloomberg go from a net worth of $3000000000.20 to $60000000000.00 in 2020 at least half of that gain in my opinion is from q.e. the problem is that nobody really knows anything about money so it's hard to explain money i remember back on this very show 7 or 8 years ago when