i don't know if he saw tom move, but he rode over to tom and he dismounted, and got down on his hands and knees, put some water in a handkerchief, put it on tom's head, and saw this guy is still alive. it looked pretty bad. but he is still alive. so the trooper from pennsylvania -- and i cannot use his name because tom colley never knew the man's name, but he probably saved his life. he had few regrets, but that was a big one. he spent the rest of his life trying to find the man who saved his life so he could shake his hand, get to know his name, and say, thank you, and he was never able to do so. there was a lot of fighting left. this was in march 1863. whoever that trooper was, he could have been killed the next week, the next month, or the day before the surrender. so, this trooper from pennsylvania summons a federal surgeon. the surgeon comes over, gets down on his hands and knees, takes a quick look at and says son, there is nothing we can do for you. you have minutes left to live. the best we can do is make you comfortable. tom was acquainted with the wheatley family farmhouse.

and he botched the amputation with a b. tom learned a lot and he wrote very detailed information about what the surgeons did. contrary to popular belief and opinion. you hear all of these horror stories of surgeons who are so bad in hospitals that are atrocious, tom actually had some very good things to say about the surgeons, specifically the old jackson hospital. this on the far left is the only known photograph of that church in washington county. it looks absolutely nothing like that today. then it was a little one-room building. today, it is a structure probably 10 times the size of this one. in 1866 when they got the idea of building this church, tom colley got the idea of buying the land. also, tom colley -- these were his words, not mine -- was drunk 24 hours a day. he had a violent temper. he was withdrawn from society. and by the way, while he was drunk 24 hours a day, he was serving as deputy sheriff of the county. he donated the land for them to build this church on. was he ever going to set foot in this church? if

thee was one in pennsylvania calvary, i don't know if he saw tom move, but he went to tom. ands and hiss and put some water on head. he saw that this guy was still alive. he looks pretty bad, but he was still alive. trooper from pennsylvania, and i cannot use his name name,e tom never knew his he had few regrets, but that was a big one. he spent the rest of his life trying to find the man who saved his life so he could shake his hand and get to know his name and say thank you. he was never able to do so. tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. next, university of notre dame professor darren dochuk talks about the oil indistry's impact on american religion and politics. he's the author of "anointed with oil -- how christianity and crude made modern america." the southern methodist university center for presidential history and the clement center for southwest studies cohosted this event. mr. graybill: good evening. thanks so much for coming. it seems particularly appropriate given the subject of today's lecture to encourage you to pretend as if you are in ch

he told you he'll get a boost from south carolina? >> reporter: that's right, tom. e campaign aide told us the campaign is ecstatic. joe biden has a lot riding on this state. he called it his firewall and was really counting on black voters to make up the majority to vote for him. in the exit poll, 86% of black voters have a positive view of the former vice president. tom? >> rachel scott from the campaign trail. thank you. terry moran joins us from charleston, south carolina, for more. terry, this is a huge win for the joe biden camp. what they were voting for. we look at super tuesday next week and there's a lot of reporting about lack of a ground game in super tuesday states for joe biden compared to sanders and even michael bloomberg. >> reporter: absolutely, tom. he's going get momentum as he desperately needs because us a suggest, he's not advertising in those states. that said this is a win for him and it does take sanders down a notch. sanders tied pete buttigieg. a tepid win in his neighboring state of new hampshire, a win in nevada, and now getting smashed

rescue doing is are ready to be deployed tom he is one of the most experienced stuff when it comes to see rescues even though he tells his colleagues what he knows about the refugees so far. from the mission begins. with the electric could do that with. the 2 rescue doing is set off for the migrants boat along with the ship it's important not to rush this part of the operation to take time to assess the situation. the wooden migrant boat is overloaded with 84 passengers all young men. went into that they might stand up and become agitated and tip over the boat is a big concern and that's why the 1st thing they are getting are life vests. for the way it will take. 3 trips back and forth to get all the markets on board the ocean floor and keep. most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria in the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents or relatives. and. what are you know that. the my grandson also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on. it with a dangerously i've brought it.

poz and as a sports psychologist at the university of putz tom he loves running and he advises people to find a form of exercise that suits them and you need to try things out perhaps there's a sport you used to enjoy what you like doing most then just go and do it. try mixing it up the main thing is to enjoy working out. lots of people say they would exercise but they just don't have the time. saying you don't have time is not an excuse everyone is busy you have to find a way of fitting exercise into your schedule however busy you are. going to put it in your calendar that's what you do with the work appointment make it non-negotiable just put it in the calendar and stick to it. schedule your exercise. and make sure you're well prepared. pack what you need in your sports bag well in advance. and the realistic people need to exercise intend to set themselves over ambitious goals they have no chance of reaching. advice that it's really important not to overtax yourself and do a bit less than what you think feels right and only keep it up as long as it feels comfortable. and don't forge

god marx was the source of this contains the mark i think you have talk talk talk to tom. he ate like a horse a young kid and thin kid tall kid was still growing. skin and bone. i thought was going to be a project. but really stains lead is mulder's fitness coach here in should tough enough to compete with adult opponents not an easy job as hall and grew 8 centimeters in his 2 years at the club now he stands at a tearing one meet in 94. he was 16 when he came and he was taking it all in when it comes to training. and especially in this 1st year see you starting to grow and when he grow we need to be careful about a lot of on the pitch so it was more in the gym that we wanted him to be you know because we want to him to be injury free i knew when i was young that i was good but you know it's also a long way to. go of course my dream is to become one of the best players in the world but but also you know to become a professional football player. telling what i learned. first here it was serve me was the region me it will come down. afterward to me it was this one ship without i

and reaching out to get more medical professionals to the front lines. >> reporter: that's right, tom. he's calling this a wartime mentality here. he says there are thousands of icu beds in the state but not enough doctors and nurses to tend to them so they are graduating doctors and nurses early. they are changing the job descriptions of some. they are retraining others and for that sliver of good news out of louisiana, the governor saying they're seeing a decrease in the rate of infections. still he says the state is playing catch-up with the virus. tom. >> we will take any good news where we can get it. all right, matt, thank you. >>> we move to the danger on the front lines. doctors and nurses warning their hospitals are filling up fast. some hospitals using lobbies to handle the overflow of patients. nurses upset about critical shortages of masks, gloves and protective equipment. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight doctors and nurses taking us inside the pandemic. >> our icus are full. our floors are full. the emergency room is full. >> we have a lot of patients who are admi

he is. i don't want to step on any toes. i met tomt to brag -- the year that, you know, he replaced drew bledsoe. this is when i thought things like this were fun. the white house correspondents' dinner. i went to a party and saw him. they had just won the super bowl, and of course he was 22 and i was 27 or something. so i was like older than him. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i was like, oh, my god, man. like so great. dude, you're like the king of boston. he goes, no, way. you're the king of boston. he thinks i'm the king of boston. >> jimmy: you were smitten with him immediately. >> i realized then that i loved the man. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you really do. >> i really do love him. there's not a lot i wouldn't do for tommy. i don't want to go to the internet side, the bleep side. >> jimmy: when you say there's not a lot you wouldn't do for tommy -- and you call him tommy. what if he said i'd love us just to live together? >> i'd be like if it will help you with the game, let's warm up. you want to lube up? you want a massage? whatever it

lemonis: tom says he's willing to move. tom would move to waycross. he likes the city life and he likes the rolexes, and he likes to be a big shot. lemonis: you think he was lying? nancy: he does that a lot, so -- lemonis: he does lie a lot? nancy: oh, god. lemonis: has he been lying to me? nancy: oh, no. i'm just saying that. i would believe it when i see it. lemonis: and his girlfriend's there? nancy: where? lemonis: in tampa. nancy: oh, i don't know. i'm the type -- i don't do any drama at all. [ scoffs ] amber: [ laughs ] lemonis: did she just say she doesn't do any drama? amber: yeah. nancy: tom was just -- took advantage of a situation. he would have hooked up with anybody. like i tell him, he'd have hooked up with the girl that had no teeth and whatever if she'd have came on to him. he knew there would never, ever -- he would never, ever have a chance with me again. lemonis: did you notice how much darker it got out there? amber: yeah, you were talking for a long time. lemonis: i talked outside for over an hour. ambe

tom tillis. we are going to reelect him. if we don't, i am going to be so angry at you. i'll he come back here a few times a year. to be great. i think you're in great shape. one more hand for tom tillis. [applause] we don't even know who is running against him. nobody wants to run against him. we will continue to enact new trade deals that result in products being stamped with that beautiful, beautiful, beautiful phrase -- "made in the usa." we will achieve new breakthroughs in science and medicine, finding new cures for childhood cancer and ending the aids epidemic in less than nine years. we have already started. who would have thought that? we will defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty and the right to keep and bear arms. your second amendment rights are under siege. they are under siege. you can forget your second amendment. above all, we will never stop fighting for the sacred values that bind us together as one, beautiful america. we support protect and defend the constitution of the united states. we stand with the incredible heroes of law enforcement. we believe in the dignity of work and the sa

we will start for with a question from tom. healk to his children? help! you've got to self—isolate, so if you've got kids running around, you've got to look after them, they have to stay at home with you but they may be very pleased to stay—at—home after school while you wait for your test result. mac let's hear a couple more questions. i'm sophie, i'm from manchester. how can we protect our children from coronavirus? i'm from the us and i'm wondering if someone is working on a cure for the virus and if so, how long it will take. let's talk about children first. are they particularly vulnerable? should be close schools? they don't seem to be close schools? they don't seem to be particularly vulnerable but children are very good at spreading germs about. school closures are a lwa ys germs about. school closures are always the fullest thing —— first thing health officials turned to because they tend to be getting them to more vulnerable people. watch for children in that case. what about a cu re children in that case. what about a

which is not great for people like tom. he teaches music at schools across manchester and salford. you've got be in for 10. are we going to make it? um, yeah, yeah we should, should be ok, yeah, as long as everything kind of, you know, goes to plan. he has to navigate his way by bus, metro tram and train, with separate tickets for each one. we'll have to get the bus ticket, which is about six quid, um, yeah, yeah we should, should be ok, yeah, as long as everything kind of, you know, goes to plan. he has to navigate his way by bus, metro tram and train, with separate tickets for each one. we'll have to get the bus ticket, which is about six quid, got to get the train, which is about a fiver, and then i'll have to really get a met ticket as well which will be another five or six quid. um, so, yeah, it's upward of 15 quid. just to get to work? yeah. now it's 27 minutess past eight and there's still no sign of it. it might be a bit touch and go. there's a bus now. oh yeah, this looks promising. that 56 hasn't showed. this is the 156. the bus that he came for didn't show up, so he's get

this november, we need everybody to go and vote for tom. he is doing great. ar he is way up in the polls , way up in the polls. tom, say a few words. thank you for supporting our president and make sure i come back for another six years and we get him back for four more years. let me tell you about this president. since before this president was ever sworn in, they were trying to impeach him. did he backed down? no. when the media tries to spread false news or fake news, does he backed down? when he makes a promise, does he keep it? when he told you he would cut taxes, did he do it? when he told you he would support veterans, did he do it? when he told you we would refund the military and become the world's superpower, did he do it? when he told you he was going to confirm supreme court justices, circuit court justices, and the district court judges, 200 of them, did he do it? yes. ladies and gentlemen, you've got a stark choice that starts tomorrow. you need to vote for us so we can go back and do it again, but let me tell you, we can't forget what they are p

tom he tests positive for coronavirus. he and his wife don't plan to run.ly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the announcement the devastated social media. >> i was pretty surprised, a lot of people were. he announced the news in a call the worded social media opposed to rights, hello folks, rita and i are in australia, we felt a bit tired like we had cold and body aches, rita has chills that came and went, slight fever too, to play things right as needed in the world right now we were tested for the coronavirus and found to be positive, what to do next? medical officials have protocol that must be followed. we will be tested, observed and isolated for as long as public health and safety requires. not much more to do than a one day at a time approach. we will keep the world posted and updated. take care of yourselves. hanks. tom hanks and his wife in australia to film a movie about elvis presley where tom hanks is paying presley's manager. if there's one thing that can get social media on board it is this, jake on twitter says get wilson, can't have ame

hollywood icon tom hanks revealing he and his wife are infected. we begin our coverage with abc's andrew dymburt in washington. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and you know, so much has changed overnight waking up this morning. the forecast on coronavirus much different than it was just a day ago as communities are left grappling with the crippling effects of the outbreak. a country in crisis. >> i have decided to take several strong but necessary actions to protect the health and well-being of all americans. >> reporter: here in the u.s. and around the world, coronavirus now a global pandemic. the first in a decade according to the world health organization. the death toll at home and abroad rising. president trump addressing the nation instituting more sweeping travel restrictions. flights from europe to the united states banned for the next 30 days with few exceptions. >> anything coming from europe to the united states is what we are discussing. >> reporter: as more americans in desperate need of covid-19 testing and supplies,

but he will come up and i'm going to ask senator tom callous to come up.se) tom has really been incredible he has been working every day. he really wants to fight the radical left and he knows how to how to fight. take care of our amazing veterans, stop illegal immigration. tom is a champion. for the people of north carolina, this november we need everybody to go and vote for tom, he is doing great. he is doing great. i hear he is way up in the polls. he is way up in the polls. tom's a few words. >> thank you mister president. thank you all again for being here. thank you for supporting our president. make sure that i come back for another six years and we can come back for four more years. (applause) let me tell you about this president. i think it is very important, since before this president was ever sworn in sworn in they triton impeached and video or back down? no. when the media goes out and spread false news or fake news, does he backed down? . no when he makes a promise does he keep it? when he told you we would cut taxes did he do it? when he tol

taylor: i want you to stay with to tom, our to go global executive editor of "bloomberg technology," he has een covering companies like microsoft in his decades of experience. tom, i have given you a little longer than i gave my last guest, you have three minutes to digest the news, your take. tom: yeah, i mean this is bill ates saying that he wants to devote more time to philanthropy. this is something that bill spending so much of his time doing for several years. next step.t goes the it's also a vote of confidence sacha. this is the c.e.o. that has been in place for a half decade already. has basically shown that he has created a major turnaround he microsoft which before took the helm was going in a direction that a lot of people of confidence in the company, the stock was -- flat lining and so sacha has breathed new life into microsoft, it's technological its engineering talent, a lot of excitement around the company. seen e of what you have with the stocks in recent weeks because of the coronavirus, overall the trend for microsoft positive one. so bill gates can step away from in

. >> reporter: turns out, before bill, before eric naposki, there was tom. heette at a nightclub and six weeks later he found himself moving them both into a townhouse in the heart of newport beach. she had actually found the place before she met him. what was attractive to you about her? >> smart. intelligence. definitely very determined. forging ahead on her own two feet and wanting to make things happen. >> reporter: oh, and she did. she just happened to like shortcuts, which tom discovered when he found something nanette had been hiding. an ad. >> in the big bold print it was basically, looking for wealthy men, i'll take care of you if you take care of me. >> did you confront her after you found this stuff? >> absolutely. >> reporter: nanette denied it was her. but soon enough she had moved out and up and in with bill mclaughlin. it was clear to detective voth that nanette johnston was greedy and would stop at nothing for money. it was clear to him that she had been cheating on bill. it was also clear to him she had been cheating on bill with eric. he even

he blamed the european union for failing to contain what he called a foreign virus. >> actor tom hankss he and his wife rita wilson have tested positive, they are in australia where they began to have symptoms. >> and the nba is suspending its season after a player for the utah jazz tested positive. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. >> reporter: president trump suspending all travel from europe to the u.s. for the next 30 days starting on friday, though the uk will not be affected. >> we made a life-saving move with early action on china. now we must take the same action with europe. >> reporter: trump also announcing he's taking emergency action to provide workers financial relief. >> this will be targeted for workers who are ill, quarantined, or caring for others due to coronavirus. >> reporter: as the world health organization declares a global pandemic for the first time in a decade. >> we are deeply concerned, both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction. >> reporter: the nation's leading infectious disease expert warning things are o

he? >> i think tom brady would if he had a chance. >> how would jimmy feel about that? >> jimmy wouldn't feel good about that, right? i don't think it's going to happen. >> stay tuned. we will be right back. >>> lady gaga has been spotted around the area. celebrating her birthday. >> have the birthday to you. >> her hair is pink. i like it. chef posted these on her instagram. she is dating the local tech invested your. the oscar-winner was celebrating early. the actual birthday on march 28. happy birthday. come visit. we will see you at 6:00 for a full hour of news. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> barnett: good evening, over in italy nearly 1500 more cases and some 100 deaths reported just today. idling after days at sea, what is the plan for passengers, in the east, new york declares a state of emergency. >> if somebody is sick, stay home. >> also tonight, new criticism, the trump administration downplaying the crisis as the president insists he's safe. >> no, we've done a good job. >> plus joe biden and bernie sanders get set for their next showdown this e

he follows tom steyer who also dropped out of the case. he dropped out last night. some of the front running candidates are kicking their campaigns into high gear ahead of super tuesday. bernie sanders with an appearance in the east bay. christy smith with more. >> reporter: bernie sanders tests some familiar themes we heard throughout the campaign. but he also mentioned joe biden by name and he urged the young people in the crowd to stay engaged. i tell you it was standing room only here in san jose this afternoon. sanders talked about things like student debt relief, health care and climate change. he was met with big applause and chants of bernie. he pointed out that biden won south carolina, is his friend but said they have real policy differences. >> my point here is not to just be negative about joe. my point is to ask you all: what campaign is going to defeat donald trump? you. >> reporter: sanders spoke to his younger supporters who were well represented on the crowd. he reminded them, too, though, to make sure that their friends get out and vote. >> i might

tom's trip is very romantic. heets a girl and intellectually lazy and crazy and doesn't see the reality in had no way at all. wondering if johnson called a halt because he didn't want to be blamed for bombing tom hayden but that's the story of romance of socialism as a present today and he ended the chapter he decides that socialism is wonderful because if it's not on - - not finished nobody ebay long can criticize it. >> whether there is a society the model that we might follow? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen that usually the pattern usually get knocked and then they reboot. i do believe americans love business more we can expose to traditional common sense ideas or reading books they don't get to read and highschooler calvin coolidge so to respond with great excitement so to put my foundation we have a scholarship for academic or - - academic merit at the coolidge foundation is kind of like the rhodes scholarship about academic merit and we only have four scholarships per year because they are

and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> scientists are work round- the-clock to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus. in maryland a team of women scientists are coming close. while more testing needs to be done. they already have three possible vaccines for the coronavirus. they are currently in phase 2, meaning the vaccines, tested in animals. >> knowing that it came from the hands of women, what do you think that'll do for young girls that are look -- >> well, that's encouraging for the young girls to be a scientist. >> scientists there estimate it would take about a year to 18 months until a vaccine is deployable. >>> some new artwork is turning heads at the alameda county sheriff's office. and it's all thanks to one local deputy. deputy patty stinson praeted an interactive touchscreen for some of her murals. >>> we are ju

he's got 53%. bernie sanders in second place, 16.4%. tom steyer, 12.1%. erybody else in single digits in south carolina right now. let's go over to john king. john, we're waiting for biden. we're told he's going to be speaking fairly soon. we'll have live coverage of that. you're looking closely at this map and it looks like that dark blue for joe biden is doing really well. >> so far the biden blue filling in over county. he's leading in every county that has reported results so far in the state of south carolina tonight. all the more reason to get out early and try to project optimism as you go into super tuesday. since the last time you were here, this is the important number. only at 14% statewide, but for senator sanders up at 16% now, if he stays above 15%, that gets him some of the statewide delegates. 15% is the viability threshold, so keep an eye on that number. this is the blowout at the moment for joe biden. sanders at 16%. tom steyer at 12%. mayor buttigieg at 7.2%. you see the rest way down there. it's just impressive as it fills in, more coun

he was very good at everything. >> his bedroom wall, a poster shrine to his sports heroes. including new england patriots quarterback tom. >> he wasn't much for video games. >> so it's got to be pitch black before he's ready to come in for the night. huh? >> yes. >> but when he was still a toddler, garrett was dealt a devastating blow. the death of his father robbie. >> garrett was nine months old when his dad had a brain aneurysm that ruptured and then he was two when robbie passed away. >> tandy, a single mom, picked up the pieces as best she could. she studied at the police academy but eventually gave up law enforcement for a job in a credit union where she became a loan officer. she also had a brief marriage, which gave garrett a kid brother, aaron. >> did garrett like to mess with him? >> all the time. >> he liked to play jokes, didn't he? >> april fools was his favorite day of the year. >> then tandy moved in with a sheriff deputy named john jones but it didn't last. >> how did the breakup go? >> not well. at one point, she said that john shoved her during an argument and that that was the last straw in that relat

when he won his most recent super bowl, you know, that was a defensive effort, that wasn't a tom brady or something like that. you know, it would seem that he is going to look at what the talent is around him. he should. i think that was one of his issues in new england. they just think that was one of his issues in new england. theyjust didn't have talent. and you know, you saw how quickly it dropped off once rob gronkowski retired. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, maz farookhi, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. more of the latest news for you from the bbc news room here in london. the brother of the suicide bomber who killed 22 people at a concert in manchester three years ago has been found guilty, in the biggest murder trial ever seen in england. now 22, he worked with his brother to make the explosives for the bomb. 0ur correspondent has been speaking to some of those whose lives were changed forever by the attack. due to an incident, it is necessary to evacuate the area. so many dead, injured and traumatised,

. >> welcome to tampa, tom brady. >> he's on the bucs! let's go. >> who did the bucs sign? the best player ever. >> tom brady, tom brady! tom brady, tom brady! >> something tells me they are going to enjoy the bay area native for the next couple years. earlier this week, we know that steph curry e responded to a golf trick. here is marty fish a former tennis star. he goes off his basketball back board and on to the green and into the hole. and then a guy named dude perfect on twitter, looks like it's going to go. watch the pup. oh, he stole it right out of the cup. a lot of trick shos. we try to find every one of them, dion, a lot of good stuff. >> the pup is so cute. you don't blame him. >> that shot was almost in. >> so close. all right, chris. lots of fun. thanks very much. >>> a couple in p germany has taken center stage to find >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, getting food and supplies without lele and mask, goggles and more. and right now, to a story of hope in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. ♪ get off my blue suede shoes >> they sound great! you slay seen sing alo

i first wanted to recognize tom perez. i know he is out there.re -- your incredible governor, roy cooper, who i just saw out there. someone i was so honored she introduced me the other day in raleigh, chief justice sherry beasley. thank you. what an incredible woman and then of course all of you who helped -- are helping us turn north carolina blue. i wanted to start out by congratulating the vice president on south carolina and now we know that all eyes are on north carolina. as wayne mentioned i really was proud to keynote your dinner if you years ago and i did that for my friend kay hagan. [applause] whenever i think of k i think of yellow and orange. she was a person of such joy. i was honored to come back for her funeral a few months ago and she had that last hard years but chip was at her side every step of the way and one of the things that i always remember about kay and i think i said it when i was at your dinner was one of her best lines ever and she had many. she would always say you know there are two types of senators, those who spen

he was forced himself to lay off some 300 employees. tomeat to have you on, and i'm sure people who have restaurants in the community understand this. three-quarters won't be able to come back. why are restaurants so uniquely affected by this? >> restaurants, we're small businesses. there's about 300,000 independent restaurants across the country. we have margins that are labor-intensive, and it's going to be tough to come back from this. except after listening to leader mcconnell, i feel a little better knowing a bipartisan bill is going to be passed, and we hope it includes help for the restaurant industry. we have representatives there fighting every day for us. the reason i think it's important is we employ 13 million people directly. and they want to know if they're going to have paychecks. we want to make sure that if we receive money from the stimulus, 100% of that money will go to pay our employees, pay our suppliers, pay our rent, pay our utility bills. if you look at the ecosystem that we support restaurants, it's not just the emp

here is the we need tom brady, yes. he meant that in a positive way, we need tom brady. very positively but they took it differently. they think tom brady should be leading the effort. that's only fake news. >> reporter: the president will travel to norfolk, virginia, to visit the navy hospital ship "comfort" undergoing repairs there before sailing to new york city. "usns mercy" is set to dock in los angeles. you can follow me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >>> 6:48. happening today here at home the number of confirmed cases rises. the fourth largest city fremont is no exception. joining me now is mayor lily mei. i want to talk about the special ordinances. you will have a special today. you want to revisit and dig in for your city. >> yes, that's correct, laura. good morning again. >> yes, good to have you. tell me about it, anti-hoarding, anti-grouping. you want to reach out to people and tell them. how will you knack these if you put them in play? >> we'll be working closely with, for example, on anti-gauging with our chamber of commerce, with our business districts and with

one non-covid-19 a story, tom tweeting that whilst he isa a story, tom tweeting that whilst he is a greatficiently built for their protection if they are living in the states. it's extraordinary, donald trump never ceases to amaze with how low he can step on how he canjust grab the front page headlines all around the world with just one tweet. it is an important story, thatis tweet. it is an important story, that is obviously going to be some concern about security for harry and meghan. according to a spokesperson for the duke and duchess, they have no plans to ask the american government for security resources, privately funded arrangements have been made so a bit of a fuss being made by the president unnecessarily. it does sound like they have sorted themselves out, it doesn't look as if it will involve harry doing work as is the understanding, the original interpretation of promising to live on his own two feet. we will wait to see who he has sponsorship from. we will wait, it is not the most pressing issue with a pandemic to consider. that's it for the people at this hour but a joint

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. >> let me bring in tom who has been covering the coronavirus. he spent the day in baltimore to say how they're preparing for new patients. the president didn't talk about the idea there could be a surge, that this is going to get worse, but i know some of your reporting today suggests they are preparing for worst case. >> reporter: the top people in health care nationwide are very concerned that this is going to get worse and today the doctor said that on capitol hill. they are concerned as it gets worse. >>> ers and icus are going to be flooded with patients. they all say we don't think we can stop this virus from spreading. it's already in the community. it's already spreading. what they're hoping to do is to slow the spread. why do they want to do that? they would like to slow the spread of people going to ers and icus across the country. if it happens at once, it could crash the system they fear. if it is a slow approach, if people are going to the hospitals over the course of weeks and months, if we can slow it out through cancelling school an