tad: roni... roni: let's not talk to roni right now, for real. lemonis: and they're pissed. charge right now of this event. i'm trying to learn respect. and i want everyone else down the path to learn respect, all right? roni: i'm -- i'm aggravated. tad: i-i-i know you are. roni: like, super [bleep] aggravated. tad: who's in charge of these events? it's me. and we have to make it happen. roni: this isn't how we operate. i look some kind of [bleep] who doesn't know what the [bleep] i'm doing. tad: you're pissed off, and it's throwing me against a wall. roni: seriously, i don't mean to be rude, but you can take that and shove it up your ass. lemonis: coming up, we're in the food-truck business. what do you think? vince: there could be a little bit of a mutiny going on within honest foods. to feel connected. it all starts with an invitation. the invitation to lexus sales event now through march 31st. lease the 2020 es350 for $379 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first months payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. can we go get some ice cream? alright, we got

with video streaming platform you tube have want to that videos and other content could be taken down roni asli the companies have sent staff home amid a covert 1000 pandemic and are relying on artificial intelligence for content moderation. in the world of sports has also suffered under the weight of the pandemic with many countries banning all sporting events in the near future germany's bonus league clubs have confirmed that football matches will be suspended until early april further postponements are expected to be announced after another meeting in 2 weeks' time the german football league convened a meeting with all $36.00 clubs from the country's top 2 divisions chief executive said the health and financial security of all 56000 football employee use was the highest priority on tuesday europe's governing body u.a.e. for will meet to discuss the future of the european championships. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. french president a man will not call has ordered and nationwide lockdown in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus from the day people will

the pope actually did help to protect jews not only in the vatican itself but in different churches roni to live in rome europe so dismayed seem a very very complicated figure which of course one would be preferred to be able to place in one column or the other i think that doping of the archives are meant to actually help to give. a fuller and more broadly more mature account of what the role of this particular pope in the history of the 20th century was and if i understand correctly pope francis himself personally decided on opening these files what is in it for him well i mean this is been demanded for a very very very long time so i mean since at least the sixty's there has been sort of a pretty consistent attempt at trying to understand what exactly is that the vatican had done during the holocaust and during the 2nd or war you know. the pope comes to this from a very specific political angle he's a burnished in argentina who is art of the postwar period many of the people he grew around were people whose lives were definitely informed by sort of the events of the new mid 20th centu

lots of kids running around, like little covida, her brother purell, and his best friend tony beefa-roni. but even with all the shutdowns, some folks still aren't taking this seriously. >> by the looks of it, this looks to be a pretty busy day here at the beaches, a lot of people here in the water. >> we're definitely still worried about it, but it's not something that we're letting consume our spring break, i guess. >> stephen: wow! i am shocked, shocked i say! that college students on spring break are exercising bad judgement! i know you kids are sick of old people yelling advice at you, but i'm going to yell from at least six feet away. i just got hit in the eye. no, i'm fine eye just-- they say when you're doing this you get a dry cough. there's no way i will know if i have covid-19 because i hickory smoked by avoleos today. they won't have to embalm me, that's for sure, because i'm as cured as a virginia ham right now. okay, let's go back. i know you kids are sick of old people yelling advice at you, but i'm going to yell from at least six feet away. go home! stay in your hotel! wha

it's all part of a plan to keep them self-isolated during this pandemic with kron four's kate roni now to explain. >>with 283 confirmed cases of covid-19 in alameda county today oakland bn moving some members of the homeless population into state leased hotels in hopes of providing relief for one of the most at risk groups during the pandemic we also anxious about self-isolating. >>and we feel anxious even when we have homes this is an opportunity to get to folks so they can really self isolate and that and the more healthy way to prevent them from not only getting the disease but potentially spreading some 393 hotel rooms are set to be made available at the radisson hotel and the comfort in both near oakland international airport. the first group to move in today are those who have been diagnosed or are experiencing symptoms of covid-19 on wednesday folks who are over 65 or have chronic health conditions will move in the state has in their lease contracted with the hotels to provide. tras security they're providing a janitorial service. >>they're providing our cooking. so they're prov

ro roni joined the girl scouts when she was ten and has been selling girl scout cookies ever since. > a peanut butter lover. my husband used to call me the peanut butter kid because i love peanut butter. >> back then, girl scout cookies were only 15 cents a box. now they are five bucks a box. you'd think she'd somewhe >>> this death represents the first death in the state of california from covid-19. >> a sad milestone no one wanted but even suspected was coming. that patient was on a cruise ship that left from san francisco to mexico and is now off the coast of california. >>> and breaking news in sacramento, what is next after the first death. the governor just wrapping up a long news conference. >>> and abc 7 newsclusivk at ons isolation room. >>> and the travel photos from an unexpected odyssey fueled by the coronavirus outbreak. the bay area couple finally home after being quarantined for weeks. >> none of this takes us sadly by surprise including the

complete with a coronavirus mask inside the ricerice-a-roni. here's the question.e which spoke the most? the clouds verse, life verse or love verse? which do you not understand? >> i think he's slightly older than i am. talk about lead zeppelin instead one day? biv it to -- >> what's your favorite led zeppelin album? >> the first one. >> wow. "deep thoughts with jeffrey goldberg." >> not the second one. >> super -- >> deep. you like the first one, and the second one. and also like the one with jimmy paige on it. >> i like the one with jimmy paige and robert plant and bonham. the best zeppelin albums ever. i'm not going to commit. i know songs. >> you have never listened to led zeppelin before -- >> listened to it walking over here. cashmere on my ipod d. you say the led zeppelin? >> did i say that? >> will ie says i didn't say "te led zeppelin." >> the correct answer was, "houses of the holy." dave wasserman, end with you. i won't ask you any questions about joni mitchell or led zeppelin. so what was your, your big takeaway from tuesday night? there was so many thi

kids running around with names like kovida and her brother purell and his best friend tony beef-a-roni. >> on "cbs this morning." >> are you ready, america? >> not even the coronavirus could keep the drop kick murphys from playing their st. patrick's day show. >> we had to do it differently. when the band's performance was canceled they live streamed it. >> let's sit tight. let's beat this thing. you know what i'm saying? are you with us? the crowd is -- the crowd is going wild. ♪ >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by brought to you by toyota -- let's go places. . >> the drop kick murphys. do you know them? >> i do. yes, i do. >> nicely done, drop kick mur murphys. >> i've done it every year for a long, long time. >> we're all trying to navigate all of this. >>> that's where we begin, of course. welcome to "cbs this morning." because every day we're bringing you everything you need to know about this unfolding coronavirus crisis. it changeages all the time. -- it changes all the time. we'll help you sort through the information. >>> right now millions of americans are already

when i look at the complexion of what's going up today, it's sin rony and capital one and discover those three companies i regard as who small business and medium size business rely on they are companies that i think may have been reluctant to lend, but now feel like there's collateral in the form of u.s. government money going to small and medium size businesses maybe job well done. i think companies wouldn't be getting the nod from the investors if the money wasn't going to go very quickly to the small and medium sized businesses that are really hurting. >> a two-week high here. david, just wanted to bring up other threads in the market which continue to point to easing of some of the stresses out there. really important to watch the u.s. dollar. pause this was at the center of the pain in the last few weeks and it is weakening pretty substantially. which shows some of that pressure of funding that was getting built into the system has been relieved. and if you look at the bond market, bonds are strong, and that has been correlated lately with strong stocks a sign that the bond market