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you know mister thompson was nfl quarterback and tennessee student peyton manning his surprise manninggize for being tardy and then occurred all the rest of the students to keep it positive and this up and down pandemic the 2 time super bowl champ said that they can use their extra time and accomplish something on his in school, you you can a distance but let's take a look again at that 7 day around the day forecast we just flashed up for a second. give a little more time to check it out. it looks like we have mostly sunny skies today and then the chance of showers rolling in for the weekend. i'll be back tomorrow because this team with that myself and james and john we're working 2 days on today's off today's on today's all doesn't matter if it's a weekend or week day anymore we're all in this together so we'll see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 07:00am. - well, this is a new day, and another day of uncertainty for most. i, like many of you at home, am following the guidelines to self-quarantine. so, i'm talking to you from my kitchen, actually. i've been watching what is

but mister thompson is that guy former nfl qb and former tennessee volunteer peyton manning, who apologizefordiness and then encourage students to try keep a positive attitude during the pandemic the 2 time super bowl champ also told the kids to use their extra time while campus was closed too. try to accomplish something other than school work maybe help somebody in need. manning graduated from the university of tennessee in 1997 before. having a pretty decent the nfl career. >>doctor anthony fouche he seems to be just about everywhere these days and now his mug is on a super popular donut. yeah bakery in upstate new york, it's called donuts delights selling them. the the owner says that we want. >>it sure people up in our neighborhood that wraps it up for us haven't. dee dum dum du♪ [slurping sound] ♪ while you're working hard, dis your bank letting myour money be lazy? make your money work harder than ever with ally's new smart savings tools. for all things money you deserve an ally. we find a way through it. it's about taking ca of each other. it's the small parts that make a big differen

and finally, i read that espn is offering peyton manning $20 million a year to be a a broadcaster onht football." yeah, 20 million when he heard that, peyton told nationwide - ♪ i qui y'all can go to hell ♪ [ laughter ] we've got a great show, give it up for the roots [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ha-ha! beats! >> steve: dang >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight, everybody carrie underwood is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause she's got a new book "find your path. we love carrie underwood also, diego luna is here >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's my man. and we got music from lauv >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, last week we announced this thing we are doing for the whole month of march called "use it and lose it." basically, i asked you guys to dust off some old exercise equipment you have laying around the house and use it. whatever it is, a nordic track, an ab roller, a shake weight i just re-discovered an old treadmill that i had under a a pile of coats and boxes. [ light laughter ] and i started using it aga

jedediah: just quickly, what kind of student was peyton manning? standing student and would get the class on time, he sat in the front row, he was consistently prepared for class, i never had any problems with him. i had in in a couple different classes and as his academic advisor. jedediah: i'm extremely jealous i hear birds chirping in the background and i don't hear those a lot in new york city so thanks for being here. appreciate it. still ahead, meet the three star general in charge of getting critical supplies to the u.s. , lt. general john thomas joins us live, coming up, next. you doing okay? yes. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. ok. -yep. transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy with two-hour appointment windows, even on nights a

the "post" also reported cbs offered the same gig to peyton manning for $2 million a year before movingtive. romo made a total of only $127 million during his 14 years with america's favorite team there, the dallas cowboys. that is -- that's -- oh my god. >> a lot of money. >> the breakdown on that is just -- i mean, it's very similar to my deal here at abc. >> very similar. >> very similar, very similar. >>> next to another nice round number for the children of marie osmond, zero. mo le h. >> that's how much the 60-year-old performer says she plans to leave her kids as an inheritance. she told "the talk" she and her husband believe rich parents do a great disservice to their children by just handing over a fortune they didn't earn for themselves. >> osmond says instead her fortune will go to charity. the mother of eight is worth an estimated $20 million. how would you feel about that, if your parents were worth so much? >> i would say, mom, i will also give to it charity, i will also do great things with it as well. i mean, in theory, yes, it sounds great. but if i were that child? >>

if you think of peyton manning's career, tom moore was offense coordinator. peyton manning that entire time. byron is a great and upcoming mind. what i envision happening is everybody is going to learn from each other. that's what makes bruce a great coach. tom a great coach and byron a great coach. when tom brady walks in there. the first thing they are going to ask him is hey what do you want to do? what do you like? how can we all work together to create an offense? this isn't tom brady fitting in to bruce aryan's offense or tom moore's. those guys are going to be walking into him. pete: is he walking into a contender. if you are a tampa bay bucks fan do you suddenlinely hav suddenla contender. >> based on how they pray. there is no absolutely no doubt. pete: it is going to be interesting. merrill hoge thank you for your time. >> you got it, pete. pete: people caring from their homes. one nurse shares her experience that's coming up live. ♪ ♪ ♪ jedediah: earlier we told you about this massive stars and stripes display shining on this side of a miami buildi

peyton manning doing his part to cheer up students studying online at his alma mater.he university of tennessee. the former nfl quarterback crashing the class of his former communications professor. watch this. >> i just wanted to drop in and say hello to all the fellow communications students there and realize this is a unique time and probably not the ideal way you guys expected to spend your senior year. maria: john hoss was one of manning's favorite teachers, he helped set it up, set up the surprise appearance by manning. i'm sure everybody was happy about that racing to develop a vaccine, scientists and pharmaceutical companies are working around the clock and across the world trying to find a treatment as healthcare professionals battle the coronavirus pandemic. eli lilly recently announced a partnership with abcelera to co-develop antibody therapies for the covid-19 virus. joining us now is the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks. thank you very much for your efforts on this. >> of course. maria: tell us where this stands. where does eli lilly stand on a treatment, dav

peyton walsh, cnn. >>> many people across the world are being told stay at home, but for the homeless there is no good place to isolate from the virus. in rome one homeless man said he used to be able to get by, but the lockdown has cut off any opportunity for him to earn money. >> what is so difficult, i can't find work. everything is closed. i've been without work for the last three weeks. >> in khan it's opening the pavilion it's used for its famed film festival for the homeless. city officials say they'll hand out food and blankets and set up beds in keeping with social distancing guidelines. spain, too, is setting up cots for the homeless. they hope to provide safe spaces for 1,000 people in the next few days. we want to keep bringing you these hopeful stories of people helping people. >>> next here, your favorite whisky or vodka could help you handle the pandemic, but not just in an obvious way. how a pennsylvania distillery is mixing up something the community needs to fight the virus. kim nooooo!! mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. (sensethe lack of control when iover my businessai, made me a little intense. but now qui

peyton manning went back to school and crashed his former professor's class. some students at university of tennessee could not believe it manning says he theed toer cheer them up during the pandemic. >>> plus hq trivia itt out of business last month. the mobile quiz app is back online thanks to an anonymous donor. and police in the uk got creative to keep instagramers a the home they dyed the famous blue lagoon black. police i say they did what they had to do so people could follow orders ask just stay at home >>> with nearly 60,000 confirmed cases, new york is a major hot spot for the virus but officials are warning that the worst is yet to come for america's cities some states have even started screening people trying to drive across state license here's erin mclaughlin >> as the spread of covid-19 accelerates, a warning all corners are at risk and i cities vulnerable. >> every metro area should assume they could have an outbreak equivalent to new york. >> reporter: new disaster declarations in connecticut, oregon, and pennsylvania >> please stay calm. stay