lorenzo: well, i mean, we are looking at that, actually.not only equipping ourselves with the fact that it is a crisis, we are looking at what will change. if i see -- the behavioral , digitalization is going to increase traumatically, and this may be something good for banks. as they are all investing technology,igital and sometimes they are ahead of the curve. countriesropean customers are a bit slow to move to the technology, this crisis certainly has pushed them to move much more quickly to digital. this is one issue, and then there are other factors that will affect our business models f. certainly this crisis is different from what it was, and we will all have to adapt to that, and to contribute to the recovery. the good thing is that so far during this crisis, the banking system has been part of the solution, rather than part of playroblem, and we went to this role in helping our companies, and households, to get the liquidity that is needed to make sure that they can go back to normal as soon as this is possible without suffering to

so, we set up an appointment, told lorenzo, lorenzo came too on monday, the rest is history. we started training, we fell in love with it, we met bj penn, we met chuck liddell, tito ortiz, you know, all these guys, that were stars in the ufc at the time, and we were blown away by how smart they are, um, what great athletes they are, what good people they are. so, you have a successful boxing aerobics class, living in vegas, and you're making money. - right. - were you satisfied? you know, i-- ( stammers ) yeah, i loved what i was doing, but it was always about what's next, what's next, what's next? even today. what's next? i'm always looking at what's next. so, 2004. ufc was still failing. and you were 44 million in debt. - right. - so, what turned it around? and you were 44 million in debt. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. we've worked to provide you with the financial strength, stability, and online tools you need. and now it's no different. b

. >> enrique hablÓ con ellos (aplausos) >> Él es lorenzo, pero lorenzo no saliÓ solo, ella es su seÑora 3 semanas, elba una semana, muy agradecidos estaban, aseguraban. >> yo era uno de los que decÍan no creo que estÉ pasando esto, yo quiero ver que le estÉ pasando a alguien cercano a mi familia para poder creer. >> primero Él sin creer en los sÍntomas luego ella a quien no le quedaron dudas. >> pero Él no querÍa ir al doctor, entonces empecÉ yo enferma con mucha calentura, mucho dolor de cuerpo, entonces dije sÍ es esto. >> entre coma inducido y la inconsciencia pasaron su estancia en el hospital, unidos por la vida y ahora por ella contra el coronavirus, conectados a respiradores artificiales, lorenzo instalÓ dos aires acondicionados ademÁs diabÉtico de hace dos aÑos. >> lorena es uno de sus hijos ahora se rÍe, pero recuerda cÓmo se habÍan invertido los papeles regaÑando a los padres que no salieran a la calle. >> es muy, muy en serio, aquÍ no hay que a mÍ no me pega, a mi sÍ. >> emocionados pues ya viene la fiesta pendiente, los 40 aÑos de matrimonio, las bodas de rubÍ, y cuando se a

we go to lorenzo in michigan. time.: i appreciate the in reference to mr. wallace's comment and also the text message he read about how people do not accept this as a smiting from god. are led to believe god gave us the freedom to believe what we want to believe, but we are still responsible for what we do. that according to god in reference to our relationship know it, i accepted, i is offensive to god not -- i hadging his name a relationship with my father. there are times he disciplined me. that is metaphoric to how we are supposed to look at god. god chastens us, he tests us. -- that heorming does not want to correct us work that he cannot use death or to change our attitudes. love,nnerisms in what we like what your caller said earlier about good and evil, that is worse -- host: we will let you go. said you will know the truth and the truth will set you three. i've been thinking a lot about that, truthfulness. it is important in this crisis. i think the truth really can set us.ree and can heal untruthfulness is making people sick. so let's go back. let'

. >>> el referendo lorenzo hablÓ con telemundo 44 por facetime el mismo mÉtodo que usan algunos pacientesa pandemia. >>> para nosotros si llegoamos a una meta en esto serÍa que ni una persona tenga que morir estando sola, sino que sepa que tienen la disponibilidad de un sacerdote de estar con ellos en este momento. >>> es una iniciativa conjunta liberada por el seminario teolÓgico de virginia en leccion drÍa y decenas de religiosos retirados ya se han inscrito para ayudar. >>> ojalÁ traiga tambiÉn a la familia alguna manera de saber que en estos momentos finales, su amado no estuvo solo que dios obviamente estaba ahÍ, pero que tambiÉn un sacerdote un representante de lo santo en este mundo tambiÉn estaba ahÍ. >>> el reverendo, dice que tambiÉn brindan el servicio por telÉfono, y permanece abierto a quiÉn lo necesite. >>> nosotros queremos estar ahÍ como otro humano, como tu hermano o tu hermana queremos estar presentes contigo, porque eso es nuestro llamado como sacerdotes, de estar con el mundo, de estar con el dolor del mundo. >>> opera las 24 horas al dÍa a travÉs del nÚmero en pantall

difference in their communities duringthe pandemic and today it's a d grade teacher lori campbell from lorenzoanor elementary families in need by making ing care packages filled with groceries when laurie posted an online photo of the greries. she says she got it big immediate response from her community. she says people began sending her money through venmo and asking how hey could help. you can ot life somebody making a difference in your community we have a section on our website called kron 4 heroes st to have to fill oua quick form let us know about your nomination and you can find the page on kron dot com. that wraps up kron 4 news our coveragof the coronavirus pandemic continues. health officers from 6 bay area counties will annonce extensions to the shelter in place later this week. but the n francisco mayor had tosay today kr >>from station. your ws at

decided to carry out our interview by skype to avoid any possibility of infection like dr dan tika dr lorenzo north. in a public giovanni hospital in bangkok. i think the message that goes for us all for the whole of europe is all of us we doctors to need to keep our distance from our families. well. if everyone in europe does that then at some point this will be over. and then we'll have a lot of time again to spend together and to hug each other just like we did in the past. but for now we must stay at home in self isolation. because that's the only option we have to stop the spread of the virus in europe. optimism and solidarity what's important now even if an end to the crisis is not in sight. while the curve of new infections appears to be flattening out it's still unclear when the country will be able to return to normality. is that when i 1st saw the photo in social media i thought it was a fake but it's true the water is a lot clearer than usual and you don't hear a sound either it's almost eerie now and then you hear a child crying but nothing apart from that i'm believable. if somet

and san lorenzo, grissom's chapel and mortuary had to rethink a way it does business although there is something missing. >> we had a full funeral over a phone and we prayed over the body prior to them being cremated. it was probably one of the saddest moments of my career. the human connection being able to get that hug or to hear that story or something that you didn't know about somebody loved gives you comfort and makes things just a tiny bit easier every time. >> the mortuary already have a system in place, allowing friends and family to join a password-protected video feed to services. many families are opting to postpone memorial services until after current restrictions and so people can mourn in a more traditional manner. >> it is 4:41. in other news, a classroom at fremont american high school trash. take a look at this. police say it is a work of four minors on a today crime spree. officers say that the group broke into the school on wednesday and set a fire, they were later spotted trying to break into homes in one neighborhood. officers took them into custody and found an

esta mujer es jenny lorenzo, enfermera y asistente de sus pacientes.uarentena estÁ haciendo que muchos vean la manera de entretenerse en casa y mantenerse. pagadose. eileen: el vaso puede estar medio lleno o medio vacÍo, depende de la perspectiva de las cosas, con esta pandemia han brillado talentos que consejos que llegan al alma y motivaciÓn para una vida mÁs fuerza. el esfuerzo este grupo de mÚsicos de miami interpretaron una canciÓn para dar un ejemplo de uniÓn, cada uno desde su hogar. este instructor de zumba no quiso que sus clientes perdieron la costumbre de ejercitarse con su coreografÍa. hablando de ejercicios, estos entrenadores de miami han roto rÉcord, reuniendo en vivo cada dÍa a 10,000 personas con su intenso programa de ejercicios. a pesar del distanciamiento, las personas siguen muy unidas, como en este happy hour virtual entre siete amigas que durÓ cuatro horas. la gente ha compartido secretos de familia, como estÁ abuela italiana, quien decidiÓ enseÑar sus recetas culinarias. las redes en estos dÍas han sido muestra de lo mejor que p

one of its intensive care doctors is lorenzo grazioli who spoke to me from the hospital.u that the hospital, nurses, doctors, technicians, whoever, answer like a concert opera house, 0k. nobody, itell you — nobody stepped down from it. did you ever come close to despair, to losing a sense of hope and maybe even motivation? well, motivation is one of the things you have not to lose. otherwise, in this situation, you will be defeated by circumstances. there will be, in the future, when all these things will finish, there will be time to reflect. now is not the time. now we have to fight. italy's coronavirus problem has now plateaued. the government has taken the first small step to ease the draconian lockdown. but enormous damage has been done. the country's weaknesses have been exposed. a debt—ridden inefficient economy now faces a prolonged recession, and in the midst of economic vulnerability, there are fears of a resurgence of italy's age—old scourge, organised crime, the mafia. one of those sounding the alarm is the veteran mayor of palermo in sicily, leoluca 0rlando.

become contaminated and was now a major source of new infection. 0ne of its intensive care doctors is lorenzothe hospital. i tell you that the hospital, the nurses doctors who ever, answer like a concert 0pera house. nobody, itell you, nobody stepped down from it. did you ever come close to despair? to losing a sense of hope and maybe even motivation? motivation is one of the things you have not to lose. 0therwise things you have not to lose. otherwise in this situation you will be defeated by circumstances. in the future there will be time to reflect. now was not the time. now we have to fight. italy's coronavirus problem has now plateaued. the government is taking the first small step to ease the draconian lockdown. the enormous damage has been done. the country's wea knesses damage has been done. the country's weaknesses have been exposed. a debt ridden inefficient economy now faces a prolonged recession and in the midst of economic vulnerability there are fears of a resurgence of italy's age—old scourge, organised crime, the mafia. 0ne italy's age—old scourge, organised crime, the mafia.

and what your steps yes so so me and my partners the fertitta brothers we we grew up together and lorenzo and i had always said we wanted to do something in the fight business and. we started one night frank his brother and i were at the hard rock hotel and casino in vegas and there was a u.f.c. guy there named john lewis and we saw him and frank said i've always wanted to learn the ground fighting you know jujitsu and i said well i know they got one over we started talking to him and we set up a lesson for monday at our offices and we started taking jujitsu in became addicted to it and fell in love with it and john lewis started to bring some of the u.f.c. guys in the train with us and we were blown away how smart these guys were and and you know all the stigma that was attached to the u.f.c. at that time you know it was all bullshit these guys were actually really smart good guys with families and not what we expected. so i started representing tito ortiz and chuck labelle at the time and through that i got a great huge contract battle with the old owner meyerowitz over tito ortiz his c

sergeant benjamin lorenzo davis, united states marine corps. >> we remember those with the u.s.aude arthur maderas, ssa, and my father, paul d. ice, sr. special agent. >> we remember our friends and family with the department of agriculture fifth floor. rita bender long. carol sue calille. doris edele higgenbottom. richard "dick" cummins. my mother, dr. margaret l. "peggy" clark. james e. bowles. olin berl bloomer. >> we remember those with the united states army recruiting battalion on the fourth floor. wanda lee watkins. kayla marie titsworth. dolores d. stratton. victoria "vickie" l. sohn. john c. moss iii. peggy louise holland. karen gist carr. sergeant first class lola boden, united states army. >> we remember our friends and family with the department of transportation federal highway, fourth floor. john a. youngblood. johnny alan wade. my father. >> and my grandfather. >> rick l. tomlin. >> michelle a. reeder. jerry lee parker. ronata ann newbury woodridge. >> james k. martin. larry james jones. michael carillo. mark alan bolty. lucio alaman jr. >> we remember our friends

that's why labor nardo was never truly part of the creative circles of florence around lorenzo the meeting with artists like betty hillandale or michelangelo these were folks who wrote latin sonnets and could hold their own in fine society there not i was never part of that. but said piero never forgot his son and was always ready to use his connections to help him get work but the lack of a proper education left young leonardo at a major disadvantage. instead he was apprenticed to the workshop of one of the most prolific artists of florence and that i am here here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a large fresco drawings called cartoons to a plaster wall. eventually for rocky allowed him to paint one of the angels in his panel of the baptism of christ it's obvious that leonardo's angel is much more beautiful than the rather dire angel to the right painted by broke people himself so how did he create such lovely and shellac faces the answer by using a new invention called oils. as most of florence still use the flat collars of tempera paint which dries quickly

that's why labor nardo was never truly part of the creative circles of florence around lorenzo the major with artists like to betty. or michelangelo these were folks who wrote latin sonnets and could hold their own and find society. they're not i was never part of that. but said piero never forgot his son and was only his ready to use his connections to help him get work but the lack of a proper education left young leonardo at a major disadvantage. instead he was apprenticed to the workshop of one of the most prolific artists of florence and their clear here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a large fresco drawings called cartoons to a plaster wall. and eventually for allowed him to paint one of the angels in his panel of the baptism of cries it's obvious that leonardo's angel is much more beautiful than the rather darr angel to the right painted by frodo peel himself so how did he create such lovely and gentle like faces the answer by using a new invention called oils or as most of florence still use the flat collars of tempera paint which drives quickly l

con chiquis rivera y me estuvo comentando acerca del nuevo tema las destrampadas y su relaciÓn con lorenzotitas es ma natural, estÁ conmigo aquÍ. >> no que saliÓ por la puerta antes empezar la entrevista >>> no estamos separados pues, nada ahorita disfrutando juntos de esta cuarentena haciendo lo posible de mantenernos contentos los dos. >> (risas) >>> me encantÓ >>> bueno, la verdad no sÉ si a usted les pasa chicos allÁ en el estudio me parece que chiquis rivera se estÁ pareciendo cada vez mÁs a su mama con talento obviamente con el estado fÍsico, sin embargo, yo quiero hacerle una pregunta a chiquis en el estudio, nos unimos a las destrampada. >> yo lo voy >>> aquÍ tengo puras destrampadas >>> gracias chiquis por ponerla ahÍ y cantarla con estas dos grandes cantantes son muy conocida y talentosas me gusta muchÍsimo la canciÓn yo creo que es lo que le preguntaste hace falta en el gÉnero regional que no solamente se apoyen entre sÍ como en otros generoso >>> muchas gracias erika >>> pero sabes no nada mÁs en la mÚsica si no en el dÍa a dia >>> Ándale >>> me da muchÍsimo gusto >>> ay! cÓmo

lorenzo palantino is an e.r. doctor who has done astounding work of putting more people on one ventilator. it's something he hopes will not have to be used here. >> we want an alternative to give to these patients. not just the ventilators but also for cpap and isolation, oxygenation, high flow. we try all sorts of maneuvers to keep them breathing and keep them sufficient indicating or having a cardiac arrest. >> reporter: and it's not just in the emergency room where patients struggle to breathe and code. while interviewing doctors in other parts of the hospital, nearly constant overhead announcements that another patient has coded. >> room 815. >> reporter: those announcements for patients already admitted, not those in the e.r. >> can i stop you for a second? this is the fifth or sixth code 99. >> code 99 is typically a rare event. we're having, i would say, ten code 99s every 12 hours, at least. >> reporter: we've been here for about 30 or 40 minutes, and that's the fifth or sixth one. >> a lot of that, what

in "survival in auschwitz" was sustained by his relationship with a non jew who brought him food, lorenzo and who spoke to him, who treated him like a human being. so the french prisoner became friends with vladik and shared his food rations. >> he did it because the french guy knew english. >> you're absolutely right, great. because they spoke english, another example of english as a life-saving language. take a look at professor rosen's book. so the earlier assertion that we were all alone and nobody cared, not quite true. let us continue. bless you. maus. here is the perfect, perfect example of how the child's emotional needs are simply not validated. remember this scene? he comes back from skating with his friends and he fell and scraped his knee. his friends laughed at him and skated away. he reports this and he locked them in a room with no food for no week, then you can see what it is. what a weird thing to tell a 10-year-old child. not exactly a comforting thought, not a great way to trust the social world. see what happens. the last one, it's overwhelming. maybe they are in priso

in san lorenzo, chris simms chaplin mortuary is offering video feeds although there is something missing. >> human connection and being able to get that huor toar at story or soin 't know aboubit easier. >> the mortuary already had the system in place allowing friends and family to join a password-protected video feed to watch services, still, many families are opting to postpone the memorial services until after current restrictions and so people can mourn in a more traditional manner. >> meals to go in the midst of the crisis, coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, one church is proving that we are better together. >> get a look at the big board here. the dow is down about 80 points. coming up we will get an update you e goodnews hag in rter, the bay area and lo lp go our we kpix.com/together , there, you will find stories of how we are better together these days and you can also send your story ideas to together@cbs.com. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, w

lorenzo palladino has done groundbreaking work in putting more than one person on a single ventilatorit's research he hopes never has to be used here. >> what keeps us up at night is what motivates us to do the research here at suny down state. it's one alternative to give to the patients. not just the ventilators, but for cpap and isolation and high flow. we try all sorts of ma jufrs to keep them breathing and suffocating from having a cardiac arrest. >> it's not just in the emergency room where patients struggle to breathe and code. >> while interviewing doctors in other parts of the hospital, nearly constant overhead announcements that another patient has coded. those announcements for patients already admitted, not those in the e.r. >> can i stop you for a second? this is the fifth or sixth code 99. >> code 99 is typically a rare event. we're having, i would say, ten code 99s every 12 hours at least. >> we've been here for about 30, 40 minutes and that's the fifth or sixth one. >> a lot of that, what that represents is calling for a team to put an individual, a patient on a breath

lorenzo neal from "the game." the mayor of san jose. the bishop of san jose.oing to be a great celebration of god's love and hope. >> and that is perfect because you can watch it right here on nbc bay area at 9:00 in the morning. thanks again. happy easter to you. >> happy easter, laura. thank you. >>> now i want to toss it over to meteorologist kari hall. i understand you're going to be participating in it as well. >> yes. it's a community effort. i'll have a little message i'll say as the church service gets started. looking forward to that right here on nbc bay area. and so let's get a look at our weather as we head into our easter weekend seeg a lot o clouds over parts of the south y. if you were up very early this morning you may have seen rain falling. now that has since moved out. as we head to east san jose to evergreen a lot of clouds to start out with. our temperatures in the mid-50s and reaching into the low 60s today. we'll talk more about this and get a look at our forecast. mike has a look at the commute. >>> the commute looks great. what's the n

lorenzo paladina is an er doctor who has done ground-breaking work on putting more than one person on a single ventilator, it's research he hopes that will never have to be used here >> what keeps us up at night is precisely what motivates us to do the research here at suny downstate, we wanton alternative to give to patients, not just the ventilators but also for cpap and isolation, oxygenation, high flow, we try all sorts of maneuvers in order to keep them from breathing and from suffocating or having a cardiac aheart. >> code 99, code 99. >> reporter: it's not just in the emergency room where patients struggle to breathe and code. >> code 99. >> reporter: while interviewing doctors in other parts of the hospital -- >> code 99. >> reporter: nearly constant overhead announcements. >> code 99, code 99. >> reporter: that another patient has coded. >> room 815. >> reporter: those announcements for patients already admitted, not those in the er. can i stop you for a second? this -- >> code 99, nursing station 62. >> reporter: this is the fifth or sixth code 99. >> code 99 is typically a

tonight were congratulating brooklyn ashley brooklyn attends kick king collegiate high school in san lorenzo plans to attend. alabama am university in the fall. we're saluting the class of 2020 by putting their photos on our website and that is certainly a gorgeous these are just as some of them. you can submit a photo of a high school senior in your life just go to kron 4 dot com slash salute to grads 2020 to submit. the last day to submit is august 31st congrats to brooklyn in all the grads and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock but the news at 9 continues with kron coffers ella sogomonian live for us in the newsroom with more l a granted they keep coming up on kron-on at 9 a popular event that draws 10's of thousands of people worldwide. >>and from our very own bay area tech community is suspected of exposing people to the coronavirus earlier this year and for local shoppers were going to analyze whether outbreaks at meat plants nationwide will affect our meat supply in a live report we'll see you on the kron on app in just a few minutes all right, thank you l a. >>and again i will se

the bay area doing their part that tonight's kron 4 hero is 3rd grade teacher lori campbell from lorenzoatter elementary and hayward lori is helping our students and families hit hardest by the pandemic by putting together. care packages filled with groceries, she's delivering them then to her students in person of course wearing a mask and gloves. campbell says as soon as she posted a picture online of the food she but for them lots of people reached out asking if they could also help her out with the bill. she says people started sending her money through venmo for her grocery store trips. so she's a hero and a lot of other heroes are pitching in to help her out and you can spotlight, somebody who's making a difference in your community so many people doing great things right now we have a special section on our website, it's called kron 4 heroes i have to do is fill out a quick little form let us know what's going on with your hero. you find that page on our website kron 4 dot com and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 but vicki and i will be back at the top of the hour with kron 4 news a

levy in survival in auschwitz was sustained by his relationship with a non-jew who brought him food, lorenzo, and who spoke to him. who treated him look a human being. so the french prisoner became friends with vladdic. and -- and shared his food rations. yes. >> but he did it because the french guy knew english. >> yes. >> and that is the way he -- >> another example. you're absolutely right. great. because they spoke english. another example of english as a life saving language. take a look at professor rosen's book. okay. so vladdic's earlier assertion that we were all alone and nobody cared, not quite true. priest, french prisoner. okay. let us continue. bless you. "maus." here is a perfect, perfect example of how the child's emotional needs are simply not validated. remember this scene? when he comes back from skating with his friends and he fell and scraped his knee. his friends laughed at him and skate add wa-- skated away. and so he reported this to vladdic. and what does vladdic say? friends, if you lock them together in a room with no food for a week, then you could see what it is

difference in their communities during this pandemiand today its 3rd grade teacher lori campbell from lorenzoor elementary school in hayward look at all that stuff she's en helping families in need. by giving them packages like a care package with all the oceries that might thmight need and when loriposted a photo online she says she got an immediate response from the community that she's ing this and so shstarted sending our money through venmo and asking. >>how others could help this is just. >>one person looking at making a grocery run for so many other people you can spotlight one person is making a difference in your life or the life of your community with our kron 4 heroes feature just go to kron 4 dot com ash features slash caught kron 4 heroe tell us about that person and we'll highlight them he on the morning news. >>4 morning news, a local lawmaker is pushing toprotect the homele in an effort t prevent further spread of coronavirus and most of the bay area will be at home for at least anher month says cal leaders look to extend the shelter-in-ple orders amid this pandemic and his an

. >> 10-year-old marina beers from san lorenzo, working on her swing. that's a ground out. says try your flamingo stance. >> flamingo. >> oh, look at the high leg kick, the concentration. and aloha means goodbye, ball. and light. >> i'm so sorry! we lost the ball and the light bulb. >> don't be sorry, marina, you got power, girl. we just called your play on abc7. >> send me your video on social media. twitter is best. be sure to use the #abc7 call my play, and i will scream catchphrases to your delight. we're getting a lot of submissions. it's really fun, guys. >> fun and a great idea, larry. thank you so much. >>> all right. be sure to join us tonight for abc7 at 11:00. >> we all have our own concerns when we go to the grocery store. but what about the concerns of the employees who work there? tonight in a story you'll only see on abc7 news, i talk with two separate employees who have some major concerns, and they need your help. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> and abc7 news has learned that stanford health care is beginning to cut staff hours. hear from one nurse who is seri

en la casa y por mÁs que nos amamos ya como que-- [risas] chiquis: lo que nos ayuda con lorenzo es que, no sÓlo el ejemplo en este vÍdeo si no lo que necesitamos en el mundo en estos momentos. francisca: toda la familia unida tiene que ver el reportaje de los Últimos ensayos de "pequeÑos gigantes". se termina el domingo y te vas a emocionar cuando veas lo que encontramos. raÚl: birmania rÍos quien fuera nuestra reportera tiene el virus en su casa y ella misma en minutos nos cuenta desde nueva york como vive esto. francisca: tenemos que lavarnos el pelo cada vez que entremos de la calle para protegernos del coronavirus? los doctores responden. raÚl: quiÉn mejor que dar consejos de cÓmo vivir encerrados que un astronauta? francisca: gracias por amanecer el jueves con nosotros se "despierta amÉrica" pensando en todo lo que te sirve para que estÉs protegido y mÁs feliz. ♪ ♪ sí, soy yo otra vez. o sea, tú. es decir, soy todos los latinos que llenan el censo en este país. ¿o crees que estoy aquí texteando? le estoy mandando un mensaje a mi futuro. ¿mandando memes? chécalo ahí. no dejes que n

lorenzo paladino helped pioneer the experiment. >> i compare to a life jacket on an airplane.t's not a substitute for the airplane. if you're wearing it, then are you in a disaster and it's dire. the life jacket is merely to keep you alive until you are rescued. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning saturday," don dahler, morristown, new jersey. >>> attempting to climb the world's tallest peak without encountering a single obstacle. more in a moment. >>> first, here's the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> we may be shocked by the death and disruption we are now seeing and experiencing due to the coronavirus, but it is -- its emergence is no surprise to scientists who say a pandemic like this was almost inevitable. we'll find out why just -- just why straight ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusually high energy, even when depressed. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats dep

it's brooklyn ashley she's graduating from kipp king college collegiate i high school is in san lorenzoo attend alabama and m university this fall. congratulations to you and all of your other fellow graduates they're all my read the book so we are saluting grads of 2020 not out of the news tab submit a picture of a grabbing your family let us know what high school they went to where they're planning on going next and what they hope to do. >>in life ahead and we'll do our part to help shine a spotlight on in this time where they can't walk across the state is like they have yeah we're doing we're making their own little red book if that's your year book. >>let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay forecast before we go it's going to be really warm 86 today, the whole weekend is going to be hot sunny. enjoy it. but don't enjoy it too much or in groups and it looks like temperatures are going to gradually cool least for the next couple but then look tuesday get right back up to almost 90 again so that's certainly start feeling like summer time and we want to leave you with alicia keys

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