it would be the first hit for super group crosby, stills and nash. ♪ ♪ and nash moved from england toe rock and roll hall of fame with both csn and the hollys. and after years of living in hawaii, he's moved back to the mainland. >>> you're a relatively recent new yorker. >> yes. well, six years. >> reporter: given what's going on right here, do you wish you were in hawaii any days? >> no, i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to these 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. listen to the life of this city. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad either. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. >>> are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no, i've taken four short walks with amy to the local park to see my favorite tree. but apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> yes. we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to

and nash moved from england to america.elatively recent new yorker? >> yes -- well, six years. >> reporter: given what is going on here, do you wish you were back in hawaii? >> no. i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to the 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad, either. [laughter] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no. i'm taken short walks with amy to the local park, to see my favorite tree. apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to be back on the road? >> obviously, i love to perform, i love to communicate. but quite frankly, i don't see -- i don't see it happening until 2021. that's almost another year away. >> reporter: in the ga

niecy nash, i appreciate you.heck back to my colleague shimon prokupecz in new york, shimon, tell me about the protest where you are. >> reporter: so it's not a very large protest. the police have been able to break them up. we start out, about 100 people, certainly it's diminished somewhat. you can see the police behind me. had a they're doing is they're moving these mopeds in, these scooters in to try to contain the crowd. each time, if they go into the street, what you start seeing is police will move in. we have seen a couple of arrests. so it's been mostly peaceful here. at times they have been challenging the police. what you don't normally see here, police moving quicker than they normally would in these circumstances. the police have been more aggressive, we have seen several arrests. there are more protesters planned around the city tonight. one is supposed to get under way south of here in a few minutes. certainly the nypd is prepared, as we see behind me. >> shimon, thank you so much for the update from

deserves a dot com it's out on june 2nd just a month from now the nash why have you back thank you so much my friend it was so great to talk to you. it's always a pleasure. all right folks i want you to stay right where you are have you heard what yumi kimmo said about the vice president the united states vicious remarks we have that and we'll talk about that and more with our tease nell hughes that's right she joins us next she'll be weighing in don't go away. 30 years ago the verlyn wall fell the cold war had essentially come to an end the fall of this cold war symbol was heralded as a new spring of nations and the end of communism decades on what is the legacy of this historic event the promises of 1909 been fulfilled. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay in her manner more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hamas. has. it don't want to press on companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage i

nash started offering takeout kits to recreate his italian pizza.e thou this was something people could do at their home, cook and still have restaurant- quality food but have a little fun doing it too. >> to help, he demonstrated how to do it in alive cooking lesson on his facebook page >>> the lesson itch you'll pardon the expression, went viral. >> thank you for joining us again. >> reporter: nash now hosts alive cooking less son each friday at 6:00 p.m. showing how to prepare some kind of italian main stay from lasagna to tera ma sue. he has guest chefs join him and nash still seems surprised by the reach of the worldwide web. >> we have someone in new zealand today. >> wherever you are from across the world apparently, wow! take-out orders and sales of the cooking kids have helped keep most of his employees working but the dining room sits quiet as they struggle to cope with the shelter in place. dan schwartz drove up from napa for fresh bread to go with his homemade mozzarella cheese. >> we're adapting in my house. it is definitely a shift. i'

among the group's organizers were student leaders john lewis and diane nash.y now, the activists knew the crucial importance of media coverage and were leaving nothing to chance. >> we knew that if one of us did not interpret what we were doing to the press, somebody would step in and try to do it and get it all wrong. and so i was elected to be the coordinator. >> there is this story when diane nash and these guys are on the freedom rides, seigenthaler, who worked for kennedy, said, "they plan to kill you when you go to mississippi." >> my father, he and diane nash had a conversation, he didn't want her to continue the freedom rides. he said, "you're gonna get somebody killed. you're gonna get somebody killed if you keep this up." and she said, "you don't understand, sir. we signed our last will and testament last night. we understand exactly what we're facing." >> in my capacity as coordinator several of the students who were about to get on the bus gave me sealed envelopes that i was to mail in the event of their death. >> their route would take them from v

screen you can preorder that book at the knishes is a dot com there's the address the whole thing there nash welcome aboard my friend hey great to be on the show it's a pleasure thank you but i thank you very much right so let's start with that the whole biden thing the alleged sexual assault story friday morning this friday morning on morning joe we're biden hadn't appeared yet but would appear mika brzezinski shocked again the heck out of me addressing the disparity in coverage between how the media was covering brett kavanaugh or did cover break cavanaugh and the sexual assault allegations and are covering joe biden watch. the media should not apply kavanaugh standard to any public figure the blanket and absolute standard of simply believing all women it's a notion we just missed here on the show early on and standards for the media in covering sexual assault allegation needs to be to report the facts listen to the accuser and give the accused full to process both men and women. what do you think of that i was shocked by that and the whole interview to be quite frank with you i've been if

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a sad goodbye to josh la nash who set sail with his family at his side. first female sailor to web a north american championship. went all over the world without backing could be inspiring thee generations of women to compete in her week. >> braden turns he throws. swung on a groundball to short. pennington's got it. he throws. a perfect game. mother's day 2010. dallas braden threw the second perfect game in oakland a's history and after words shared an emotional with his grandmother. >> i am cki am back. >> to go after missing two weeks with a knee injury, steph curry came off the bench to score 40 points including 17 in over time to beat the trail blazers and give golden state a 3-1 series lead in their second round playoff game. all this despite starting 0 for 10 from thee. >> he was 0 for 10 from the thee point line last night. he made his eleventh and shimmied down thsidelines. >>> tennis the back. courts open for marin native matthew rodriguez. a chance to trade blows with his mother. alex, who has been his mom and coach for most of matthew as 19 ye

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them by its 1st attack in 10 weeks and the ball was promptly in the nash. except it was disallowed using thomas miller straying off sorry. but as the game went on brian really found their form i'm with a pace that was too harsh for. liam gretzky edging out a penalty 5 minutes before half time. robert leavened of ski able to recover from injury during the break stepped up to slot away his 26th of the season . and as all swear it was a case of my elbows. byner on course for that 8th straight title at least one sign of normality in these troubling times. not only a ship but many of course it's different but we have to be able to focus once it's kickoff time and lock out everything else that's happening. that's the middleman house of lenten. oneone we're also focused on a fast game ever behind closed doors the upstart east berlin has put on a decent display even if they fail to really threaten the opponent to go. and i devise a test. now. with 10 minutes to go punch him on pass to the game to bet hardly happy sunday night hearing for dortmund club and like take

to these groups who would carry these attacks kate al-jazeera we understand that abdullah abdullah nash afghani of extremely close to agreeing a 50 percent 50 percent split of government portfolios both of course claim victory in the september elections without dolabella being given the head of the peace process committee will help things do you think a bill is said before that releasing prisoners would be beneficial to the process. well of course it will help to have some sort of you know fight. card that's been an absolute disaster it happened a contested messy election and allegations of fraud to manage the presidency holding parallel integrations this messy dispute over who gets just. what it is that is it's difficult when again it's not in such a difficult place. for course but also the grand aspirants and also this possible peace talks for the top are there really certainly 3 at a strong force and couple. other problems of course with this dispute between the 2 thirds of the permits it's it's probably afghan security forces who are out there trying to place the telegram and i woul

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immediate response to a health emergency falls within the responsibility of individual governments at the nash. and not the european level of the fee after a week the european commission started to take action and now it's about tackling the economic fallout and the budgetary consequences to overcome the current crisis . i do think that the proposal put forward by germany and france is the right response. about the language it results in the mutualization of future debt. often fukuda flieger it allows the european union to respond with solidarity especially for members in southern europe for. absolutely necessary. it's a good franco german plan. for anyone else to come up with what germany would have probably rejected at the minister. the zipless other members support the proposal in northern members are hesitant and the east is waiting because it doesn't know what it means for it do you think the proposal can really work oh well it only strengthen the forces pulling the e.u. apart. there are many details still to work out. even the 2 countries you came up with the proposal have all the answer

both with the yeah you like. 35 years ago there was a global solidarity to annihilate the scourge of nash's i'm from here the soviet union and its western allies prevailed against nazi germany today such global solidarity is sadly missing in face of the current pandemic in what blocks this very necessary solidarity nothing. i think the men that we attract to the military you know we've got to the army of one you know be all you can be all those themes that we've.

rosa parks because she was a great inspiration to the movement but there were other women that diane nash daisy bates of spendingng a lot m more. and ths what this is a movemement with lots o o insulin women at and the- s. thahat. is one of lovee and sellingg. and i've b been seeing so many exaxamples of people being generous a a helping others and kindness during this during this pandemic these uncertain times. and thehe and he gives me great states after when things calm down andnd we are able to get back to normal but maybe wee can think k life a littltle bit differently we e going to. we value. a reaching out to one another those who are close to us and our neighbors- so in this concert i w will be dodoina quite a few quotes from martin luther king. and the- one one of them that always touches me so is it. hates cannot reduce state or get rid of hate. only love can do that nowow speaking of the civilil rightss movement you wewere born in arkansas at a time when thth jim crow lawaws f segregation w was still in plac. and you said it was like being born a refugee in your own country sin

and when nash lawyers started running them up and trying to get hold of the money to get him out of prison it quickly materialized that the money wasn't available to him. and you know there was this great irony i guess that this guy who was accused of being a criminal mastermind was potentially himself the victim of some much more unscrupulous investment types so an incredible story is there thanks so much for coming in and sharing your insights about the story about the vendor thank you so much time ends 4000000 migrant workers are more vulnerable than ever after recent layoffs due to the covert 900 pandemic with most borders closed thousands of stranded and relying on handouts scott highly reports from some would suck on. about an hour south of bangkok a summit so called the hub for thailand's seafood industry and home to the largest population of migrant workers in the country primarily from e.m.r. . up now because of the covert 1000 shutdown many are without jobs and are relying on food handouts to prevent the spread of a virus thailand sealed it borders with neighboring countries back

spears best over for greg or like kratos homburg nash is a coveted expert c.n.n. is a choke she's not there for the facts part she's there for the fear the consensus seems to be that global cooperation is needed to fight against the pandemic however the united states has the opposite approach get a list of people not to associate with or cooperate with and top corporations based in. china are at the top i think that while waiting might have been a money situation in they may have come with a big bag of money and said ok we want to be involved we want to help well here's a and then they probably accept it without thinking about the bad players and the same thing we're going to then not so much concerned about fags getting real information at this particular point and my humble opinion c.n.n. is all about just trying to get ratings trying to give us because he's a very popular person in the next room at all and even graduate in high school let alone have any kind of a advanced degree is all about trying to get their television revenue. cases are increasingly being r

will be 19 i need i have a lot of people that i know and dared to can my father so it's actually a nash did i know that that told me that there were times he could piece an inmate that i was able to see my dad on his last day and told him that i loved him very much but he couldn't respond because he had an oxygen mask all writs face so those were his last hours of being here the way said goodbye to my dad and in the last 3 elections on video. her father lived in glen haven health care in glendale california the administration that is say thanks to me proud of the song going service we talked to the families of tony who say that glen haven covered up its negatives instead of proactively protecting. their residents and the status quo and he even covered up the fact that they were allowing a nurse or been exposed to the coronavirus to work there they refused to allow their staff and their nurses to wear masks and specifically forbidden so at a time when. everyone needed protection and these are the most vulnerable people they go to him said. fail to take appropriate measures to protect the

on call je dr nash american dollars we thank you so much actual the going on well the media the doctors labor's opposition leader they all say boris johnson is doing his best tell me what happened for you. you for you to get the coronavirus well i think the bottom line is boris johnson's best is not good enough and it's been far too little far too late and it's still not enough so about 3 or 4 weeks ago i was sitting in a clinic with a number of colleagues about to see cancer patients some of the most vulnerable patients who are at risk of infection high risk of of death of serious infection. towards the peak of infection rates and we were going to see them without any personal protective equipment at all and we were sitting there looking at each other and. with no guidance with no government policy at that point we felt very much like we were putting our patients' lives at risk and a number of us were very concerned raise these concerns and i'm very pleased to say our hospital responded extremely well and started to provide that equipment and our concerns were very well justified becau

from the rps from the army of the potomac, griffins fifth from the army of the atomic, right core nash corps from the army of potomac and the calvary under general sheridan. that is why it lee chose not to bring in a battle there. at brookville junction, major general's army reached the night of april 5. april 6, ward of was sent with a bridge burning party to burn the highbridge of the appomattox river and deny to the confederates. early in the morning of april 6, longstreet arrives at rights depot. -- rices depot. his job is to clear the way for the main body of the army and the wagon trains to get through. he hears about the bridge burning party which is passed through rice station. longstreet will take his calvary commanders to follow after the bridge burners and capture or destroy the detachment. if it took the last man of his command to do it. longstreet sought the bridge burners. by sending his calvary, he increases his own chances of defeat. but he is doing it, to guarantee lee's escape with the rest of the army. longstreet reports general or coming up from brookeville wrote to

. -- theion came in nasaion is is nash -- is in negotiations to fly a russian cosmonaut on the crew and when do you expect to lock down a deal? >> the answer is yes. those are discussions we are continuing to have within the international partnership. point, we have been purchasing seats from our russian colleagues, flying on the russian so use vehicles. direction tog in a come up with a different arrangement that will allow us to fly on each other's vehicles we ensure at any given time have someone on the russian segment and someone on the u.s. theent regardless of vehicle carrying people to station. i think those discussions will continue to progress forward, especially as we continue to see more successes with these missions in the commercial crew program. ande are active discussions we will continue to head in that direction. fromr next question is marina corrine. can you hear me ok? >> a question about doug. we saw him dabbing at his forehead. it looks like he hit his head on the way out. is that what happened? did he start bleeding and is he ok? >> i can take that one. doug, as he

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have been damage and police headquarters to not have been taken over and ruined a great job by the nash. ard no games exclamation point he also threatened on twitter to unleash the u.s. military on the protesters that is a power he does not have even as president and the mayor of chicago had earlier criticized trump's handling of the protest accusing him of using the unrest for his own political ends. his goal is to polarize to destabilize local government and inflames racist urges and we can absolutely not let him prevail. and i will code what i really want to say to donald trump it's 2 words it begins with f. it ends with you. i will not remain silent while this man cynically tries to turn this incredibly painful moment into one for his own political be. democratic presidential hopeful joe biden has also weighed in on the protest tweeting if we are complacent if we are silent we are complicit in perpetuating the cycles of violence not of us can turn away we all have an obligation to speak outs as a clemente is a community organizer and representing black lives matter of that's a group

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. >> a successful mission puts nash a nasa on alert . >>> it's gonna be exciting, coming up at 6 am, live report from the kennedy space center with more on the last minute preparations now underway. >> thank you, five people including a two-year-old were injured in san francisco in a large tree branch came crashing down. this was the scene yesterday at washington square park the tree limb fell near filbert street and it covered a section of the park. police say the child was transported to the hospital, for the people were treated and released at the scene. >> i heard a crackling from a distance and i ran over . >> it was a big explosion and then the tree came down and there were all kinds of debris and everyone ran over and picked up the tree branch and asked, is there anybody underneath . >> no word on what caused the tree to fall and this is not the first incident at the park the woman was left paralyzed after tree came down back in 2014 . >> developing in sports world the oakland a's are taking cost- cutting measures with the season still on hold. kpix 5 is confirmed the team is

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did you have to say nashs, quiet, i got the biggest performance of my life going on. >> it was so funamerican idol." i never thought i would be filming "american idol" from my own backyard in danville. >> the camera setup, that looked like almost if "american idol" was at your house. how did that work? >> we're working with the "american idol" crew over -- over video, virtual means. i'm not only now a singer, artist and now an engineer and camera person and stage director and designer. it's wearing a lot of hats but it's really fun and i'm just taking it all in and enjoying it. >> what are we going to see on sunday when we watch on abc? >> you guys are going to see the top ten revealed. so they're going to announce who out of that -- these 20 amazingly talented contestants, who made top ten. once that top ten is created, that top ten is going to sing their top ten song. so it's kbaa combination who ma top ten and they get to perform right away for america once more. ♪ >> wow. >> it is going to be a great show. good luck to francisco and grace as they both try to get in the top ten and

nash is over the top and in the money they let me know. i'm going to literally shine that encounter every one of the needs out all in good job me at n.b.c. one of many has that see on air con the courtroom enough or so on it and i must use that are the last images that are the volume of potential and i believe you know you are knowledgeable yarmulke my monitor them all. the threats against judge to material have inspired young people and palermo to take to the streets united against the mafia. protesters claim there is a conspiracy of silence from the government of a demented man's plight. out all over you all see that will compete ok in austin and just about the none so most holy cause he comment on how to shut his holy fuck on a bus and lean on. me. you know sit it out see a show and then you've got some badly but kind of wondering about that jenna but you know that's it sam no can we have seen but all that the law in a stock. photo that you bought i'm by far gone all shot i love 80000 when a book about that eva and i will start all and

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stephen and nash, thank you so much. in one of the biggest lessons of the pandemic is that we've been talking about for years, the need to decouple ourselves from china. start returning manufacturing back to the united states, especially her medicines, or medical supplies. the g.o.p. has new legislation to do just that. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, good to see you tonight. tell us about this new bill introduced by your colleague mark green, who is also a physician. how would it actually do this, bring these industries back home? >> we have to bring them back home. the number one thing you find is that we don't make aspirin, we don't make penicillin. this is what china has done. they are planning to overtake, going into our universities, going into our press. they have gone in to take the critical minerals away. they have gotten in to find those that control 70% of the ingredients that go into generics and others. and what they do is, if a company opens up, they flood the market come up with the private sector ou

. >> reporter: nash is administrator sounding optimistic about wednesday's launch, holding a mission briefing one day before nasa and spacex will send two american astronauts, bob lincoln, and doug hurley to the international space station. >> this is the first time that a commercial company is building , and going to operate this spacecraft and capsule. >> the final lift off of atlanta. >> it's also the first time since 2011 that the u.s. has launched astronauts from american soil. >> this is not america. stop launching nasa. it is launch america. >> are budgets now are as high as they've ever been. >> it's all eyes on the sky as the way to see if mother nature will cooperate. >> we are looking at wind, lightning, precipitation. president trump has made winning astronauts in space a key issue. planning to travel to florida when the shuttle launches. >> will not hesitate to tell you the president trump has been a massive space advocate. >> nasa, hoping it will be a national unifying moment. much like space exploration was back in the 1960s. >> this is a unique opportunity to bring al

. >> nash is administrator sounding optimistic about wednesday's launch.american astronauts, bob banken, and doug hurley to the international space station. >> this is the first time that a commercial company is building, and going to operate this spacecraft and capsule. >> and lift off, the final lift off. >> is also the first time since 2011 that the u.s. has launched astronauts from american soil. like this is launch america. not launch nasa. it is launch america. >> are budgets now are as high as they've ever been. >> right now, it's all eyes on the guy as they wait to see if mother nature will cooperate. >> we are looking at lightning, precipitation. >> president trump has been made putting astronauts in space a campaign issue. he and the vice president planning to travel to florida to be there when the shuttle launches. >> i will not hesitate to tell you that president trump has been a massive space advocate. >> nasa hoping it will be a nationally unifying moment. much like space exploration was back in the 1960s. >> this is a unique opportunity to b

ig nashs prep in san francisco are stepping up for their students. they sprduat tour signs. the seniors will not have a formal ceremony because of social distancing guidelines, so the teachers and administrators wanted to do something special to cheer them up. >> it's been hard and sad. we have a very fun, enthusiastic, talented senior class, and it's been a great year. so it was very difficult to see it was cut off short by the virus. >> very exciting with principal levine coming to my house and bringing me this sign for a celebration that, obviously, got cut short due to this. and not how i saw my senior year going, but very exciting that we're still doing celebrations. >> well, they will have a story to tell. in all, there are nearly 350 seniors graduating this year from st. ignatius prep. >>> a los gatos man has set up a museum. he wanted to contribute something positive to his community so he set up on outdoor art museum on his front lawn. it consists of canvas prints of his favorite artwork as well as inflatable custom art pieces. his hope is to make people smile as th

anthony hao-ching today from the nash -- dr. anthony fauci today from the of infectioustute diseases. let's bring in bloomberg white house reporter josh wingrove. will know yet if dr. fauci say anything that will be troublesome to the administration? josh: i think it could be interpreted as it, but i would expect it is more troublesome for governors. it seems like he will signal that he is uneasy with the pace that some governors are moving ahead. the question is how the president will interpret those remarks. the president hasn't really objected to those reopening plans from governors. are shows that americans overwhelmingly pretty nervous about opening too quickly. we will hear a lot from dr. fauci. i do think he's been on tv a lot lot,- he's been on tv a but measures in the white house are ramming up right now. just looking at this from a , what is dr.ctive fauci likely to say about a v-shaped economic cover he -- v-shaped economic recovery? is he likely to say that that will most likely the more like and l or a u? josh: i th

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. >> david ig nash yus put out this -- he mentions the phone call, the december 29th phone call.hat information? >> i did not. >> good. again, i was just talking to jeffrey toobin about the idea of immunity here. one of the things you're actually looking into, people suggest how can you be spying or looking at a member of the trump transition. in fact, you would be more concerned if it were an active member of the administration, the obama administration. sometimes you want to know if current administration officials are talking in ways with other governments. >> well, absolutely. one of the concerns you have is particularly with russians, most of whom are going to be connected with the government, is if there is engagements with them, is there recruiting going on, for example? or are the russians attempting to obtain leverage? and if it is someone involved in the current administration, you'd certainly want to know that. it's a general concern, a general alarm. and that's why this is such an important and, frankly, routinely used tool. >> again, the idea that somewhere floating

. ♪ [music break] amy: crosby, stills, nash & & young's, "ohio." song about the day, 50 years ago, on may 4, 1970, when national guardsmen opened fire on hundreds of unarmed students at an anti-war rally at kent state university in ohio, killing four students and wounding nine others.. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. we beginin today's show l lookit the coronavirus outbreak in meatpacking plants a across the ununited states. as u.s. beef, pork, and poultry processing plants face a public health crisis and growing number of infected workers, last weweek president trump signed an executive order barring governments from closing meat plants. the order declares meat plants as critical infrastructure. at least 20 meatpapacking workes have died from covid-19 and more than 5000 have fallen ill from the disease. that number is expected to be far higher due to a lack of testing. in sioux falls, south dakota, at least 1000 people have tested positive for the virus at one smithfield pork plant, accounting for

strud: let me please say, this is the part of the show where i realized brett nash is smarter than iause she's exactly right. we didn't change with the times. that's what happened. lemonis: i don't want you to get mad at me when i say this. strud: i'm not gonna ever get mad at you. lemonis: but one of the reasons that i wanted brett here tonight is because i think everybody in america feels like you sucked all of the air out of the room and took it away from your sister. strud: no. i love my sister. it's nothing but pure fun for me to do something like this with her. that's right. i love you and -- lemonis: excuse me, strud. we just got through telling you that people don't want to hear from you. they want to hear from your sister. brett: right. strud: shh! brett: you're welcome, strud. strud: shh! brett: keep going. strud: go, brett, go. brett: this ought to be great. lemonis: love it. strud, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the way you treat people? strud: 7. geoff: in the beginnibeginning, it was much nicer. things got a little more intense as we were growing. 2009, we ha

basically nash ahead and show you just really quickly where these people wound up, not everyone dish mean, it's auld but it felt like that's the right way to do that story. the anytime nims book review did not care for that element of the -- >> host: we don't read "the new york times" in this family. >> guest: it felt strange to do it because it felt strange to have that knowledge but i just felt lick there's something to painful about seeing the -- seeing life on that scale. that it's lick this super intimate three days, but you have all this knowledge of the magnitude of what is going to happen to these people and where do they come from and where are they going? and they're all going to the same place, all going to die. and most of them are dead and i knew hough it happened, and that's like -- just a bizarre way to experience it. we don't have that in regular life. >> host: right. do you kind of -- talk about you as the stage manager of the book? let's talk but "our town." >> guest: started to sound like we're on acid or something but let's do it. >> host: how do you know i'm not

interesting questions about the constitutional convention and the agreement to have a federal system not a nash jet nationalwn system of sovereign states that have their only sphere of responsibility. our cities and counties are both stable in my view to respond to localha conditions. e'and rather than a command-and-control, response, what we have had in texas, a dazed entrant dear say most places we've had a collaborative approach. working with the national government to provide the resources and guidance that's very important, with our governors who'd controlled the national guard that have come out to help do testing, help stock food banks, help build temporary hospital facilities, and our mayors and county judges, local officials have done it's down downing job i'm very proud of the work they've done. but we have not just taken orders on high from the federal government, we have worked together hand and glove. with the federal government. of course i've talked to countless small business owners across her big cities and small towns and everywhere in between about the financial strain caused