he divided tories into pep torie s who they did not bother too much after the war. it was the rabid tories, that they went after and drove away. and told them to leave and never come back. a lot of people on the backcountry, they did not get to the coast. so, they went over the mountains into what became tennessee, kentucky and alabama and some down to the spanish lines, thousands of them. >> they went to great britain and how many went to canada? >> ok, here we go. 30,000 white and black loyalists, including 3000 free black servants to the maritimes. new brunswick and nova scotia where elizabeth johnson ended up. 6000, and i take these figures from a wonderful book, " liberties exiles, americans abroad and the revolutionary world." i think it is just excellent. 6000, including 500 mohawks to quebec. 5000 to ease florida who eventually had to leave when the spanish, when the spanish got florida back. about 8000 mostly white loyalists and 5000 free black loyalists to britain. 2500 white loyalists to the bahamas, bringing with them some 4000 slaves. jamaica, 3000 whit

tori: this virus to -- dr. harris: this virus does not discriminate and young people are certainly vulnerable. younger folks can have a collective impact and play a in slowing the disease by staying home. i recognize it is tough. disrupted,been graduations have been missed, unable to see friends, no question that that is tough. everyone in the public is making a huge sacrifice. butnt to recognize that, ultimately we make that sacrifice and we certainly slow the spread of the disease. york, from brooklyn, new good evening. caller: good evening, c-span. good evening, doctor. two weeks ago i called in to c-span and asked 82-part question. one was, is there evidence of the virus being passed from human to petal penta human, and the doctor said no -- from human to pet, and from pet to human, and the doctor said no. at the bronx zoo, a handler came down with covid-19 and a tiger has the virus. the other part of my question is, can the virus be replicated in a mosquito or a tick? i want to also mention i was heat the

tori was bowled over by the gesture, almost literally. >> no! [ laughter ] >> she's so nice. >> why wouldn't she tell me? >> reporter: are you guys dating now? >> sure, but we're opening to seeing other roof people right now. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it is hard to maintain a long distance relationship, even if it's just across the street. but we will certainly be rooting for them because it's their kind of attitude a ingenuity that we're going to need to preserve our humanity. steve hartman, on the road, in new york. >> and that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning." or follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news studios in washington, i'm jeff begays. ♪ ♪ y captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight-- death toll triples. staggering numbers across america tonight. in one week alone, the number of deaths from coronavirus has more than tripled. new york suffers its deadliest day. but, there are signs of hope.

governments in this country tory and labor new labor and tory governments and their attitude to public health care that the responsibility lies right at their feet well despite what the world health organization say media in this country which doesn't call itself propaganda says china was lying about coronaviruses lied about statistics and they've lied about a whistleblower apparently why is it that for you and there's been no coverage as far as i can see of the case of julie innocence of wiki leaks in the past 24 hours a publisher a whistleblower is why this apparent mismatch between the emphasis here of the whistleblowers in china but not the publication or the publishers of whistleblowers here in britain but we understand something about government after 2 days and so-called policies towards the crisis caused by the coronavirus when we look at the terrible suffering of julian us on you know a few weeks ago at a bail hearing. a magistrate refused to give this man bail he has a longer nish and he is a perfect candidate if you like for the for. falling victim to a corona virus which is

colleagues or special rabbits are in poverty philip alston came over to britain and said that the tory government have systematically him is aerated a significant part of the population here in britain the government you care for it is here said britain is among the happiest countries in the world so so what is it about special ruppert ers and our governments respond to them as i say this was the response of the british government forget your rapporteur statement britain is happier like this ballot than to me especially reporters go to the countries for our mission trip you don't go talk to him people because they don't have a problem with the have to deal with me they don't have a problem remarked the power that they don't read it and you probably about 200 big american if any problem remark not even your housing then in general the gay people who are kind of home going to be able to spend it and they don't really care about the women did i have children men who want their house call it taking care of any man they have in their will not be in need of i mean comes to bear the household

your colleagues a special rubber tour in poverty philip alston came over to britain and said that the tory government of systematically him is aerated a significant part of the population in here in britain the government do you care for it is here said britain is among the happiest countries in the world so so what is it about special report target and our governments respond to them as i say this was the response of the british government forget your reporter statement britain is happy or like this balance it landed me special reporters go to the countries for our mission trip you don't go talk to him people because they don't have a problem if we have to deal with me they're going to be a problem remarked the power that you don't read if you. find a big american it any problem remark not even your housing then isn't generally gay people. are coming to her home to be able to do it and they don't really care about the women did i actually meant that if you want their household taken care of and then they say that there will not be a need i mean comes to bear. on these 'd are the people yo

government stands accused even by a tory media of lethal incompetence disinfo nation and lies and will coronavirus destroy sleepy joe biden as john says of beating donald trump while the antibodies stand as democrats establishment threatens to risk their lives rather than put spode in tomorrow's wisconsin primary we trace how today's politics is shaped from beyond the biosphere and how november's election could be determined by an ancient american see a little more coming up in today's going underground but 1st after the u.s. a medically supported by the russian military slammed boris johnson's response to the corona virus pandemic britain faces the prospect of millions now infected because the prime minister's aborted herd immunity policy for more let's go straight to the former president of the u.k. faculty of public health professor john asked. and he joins me now via skype from denton the yorkshire dales john thanks so much for coming on so trump officials have used the lack of ventilators to a contrast to other countries' responses to coronavirus this week we're supposed to get 30

well tory m.p. and chair of the house of commons defense that act committed to bias doesn't think that this is good enough and he wants that to be 100 percent clarity as to who is responsible for national security measures as this global vulnerability could be an opportune moment for a vote state to parents so many concerns when it comes to government matters especially in the absence of an elected leader running the country as for today though as normal normal we will see a presser at 5 pm local time where hopefully the government will be updating us on the coronavirus if not further afield to shadier thank you very much indeed for all of that political commentator peter oborne things the whole issue of a power vacuum at the heart of government has been overblown. i do think at the moment that there's a huge problem clearly there are interesting conversations but the cabinet circle sri who i would think is running the country almost as much as mr rob and lots of the more so it is still a good busin

by a landslide but could it be that sabotage within the opposition labor party helped elect recent tory governments because the secret report that labor leader suggest ahmed doesn't want published appears to show his allies conspired to elect the tories for more i'm joined by an n.p.n. ekta december general election who decided after their monday publishes the allegations including secret whatsapp messages labor m.p. bell ribeiro out he joins me now via skype from a constituency in stratham south london thanks so much mel for coming on you signed the letter with the people who've been on this show diane abbott richard bergen clive. john mcdonnell kate also more lloyd russell moyle claudia webb and others they've been on this show your with them what is this letter and why are you demanding a report be published by. me if it was very shocking to read all of those instance in the report that the version of it that was late it's clear that there's more of it and it's obviously not in the report is the report isn't anti semitism. and actually i think the report was in contact surrounding th

tory johnson for us, thank you so much.ith all these companies on these deals. you can get them on our website at goodmorningamerica.com. dan and eva, back to you. >> thanks, whit. coming up just before easter, joel osteen is here live with some words of inspiration for this weekend. stay with us. ♪ stay with us. mom! look! take something that can wipe you out? or don't, and fight through every second. new quick-dissolve nurtec™ can bring you back when migraines attack. just one dose can work fast and last so you can keep going. don't take if allergic to nurtec. th. nurtec one migraine. one dose. onederful™ we always take care of the ones we love, no matter what. at lincoln financial, we share that responsibility. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. the latest in the coronavirus pandemic this morning. i think we want to get a check of the weather now with lisa argen, if we could check in with lisa. >> hey, liz. good morning to you. we are looking at not only the cloud cover but mild 51 in the c as well as redwood ci

sian tory grandees telling the prime minister time to ease the lockdown.is returning to work tomorrow after his convalescence at chequers and some very difficult decisions ahead? absolutely. the sunday times front page is reflecting what feels like a growing mood in the country where people seem to be quite frustrated now with the lockdown and wa nt to frustrated now with the lockdown and want to know what is the exit strategy? or at least some pointers towards an exit strategy and some dates for when things might start to get back to normal. the story in the sunday times is a pincer movement of six tory party donors, some big names, the owner of the ivy, the phones for you owner, together with some cabinet ministers and leading tory backbenchers are putting boris johnson under quite a lot of pressure to come up with a plan and announce a plan to ease the lockdown. as you say he is expected to return to work tomorrow. and it is now five weeks since we started the lockdown on march the 23rd and there is some data coming out which is reflected in the story b

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it says tory grandees are calling on the pm to ease lockdown measures. are rosamund urwin, senior reporter for the sunday times, and broadcaster penny smith. rosamund, we are going to look first at the observer. the prime minister returns to face lockdown dilemma scientists worn over grim virus data. we have penny here as well. rosamund, what do you make of the observer? well, we passed this grim milestone today of 20,000 deaths, which obviously is quite a shocking number because it was the number that was talked about at the beginning, saying we would get off relatively lightly if you are than that date. and we are past that now, which is a horrific milestone to have passed. the observer is saying that actually, the number of new cases is not falling as fast as you would hope it would in orderfor us to think about easing lockdown. 0bviously, to think about easing lockdown. obviously, there is a lot of pressure now on the prime minister and cabinet from people saying, hang on, the damage to business here is vast. the damage to the economy is vast. the da

and a special romantic gesture for tori's birthday.ool boom box. >> obviously built this bond just over this crazy scenario. we also get along really well like humans and individuals. >> reporter: many americans have the spread of coronavirus. some people, like jamie shapiro, are embracing the change. the single mom of three is using her new free time to facetime. >> i'm in a single parent group on facebook. a lot of people are saying i'm not going to date right now because what's the point? this is the point. this is the time. >> reporter: so far she's met several potential matches. but she's also facing the same frustration some experience in real life, including getting stood up. >> i had some makeup on and very minimal, you know. but i still had my pajamas and then he didn't show. and i was actually kind of mad, like i just like put on lipstick for you? >> i think it's the first time in a lot of people's life where they felt prevented from contact with others. >> reporter: daniel jones is the editor of the new york times column, mo

these and that got this out tory and they got this was the big threat for journalists in mexico 2nd because the system of justice in mexico dusting works does stand justice to anyone lest they judge monice so their paper tape 1st of these more there is really do they are they able to do it because they know that they will never have gotten jailed just just last april 12th just to give you a peek about what is happening in mexico go. in the middle of the crisis of going out of use in mexico middle of the writing team one journalist more there and get it on he he was beheaded of course no $100.00. and under what do you get the motivation to do your work because you know that reporting the truth could result in you losing your life. when i see these crisis about this related with a current of units and on their boss city that exists around these on these whole almost in many countries there where the government does this and don't want to even i correct eeprom ation to the population and they were the population doesn't know what really happening on a bill he makes me on a bill and the

tori was bowled over by the gesture-- almost literally.toothbrush over to her place. and why not? she's already met his mother. >> your mom reached out. >> no! >> she's so nice. >> why didn't she tell me? >> reporter: are you guys dating right now? >> sure. but we're open to seeing other >>of people. >> reporter: it is hard to maintain a long-distance relationship, even if it's just across the street. but we will certainly be rooting for them because it's their kind of attitude and ingenuity that we're going to need to preserve our humanity. steve hartman, "on the road," in new york. >> o'donnell: okay, that's the second time i've teared up during this broadcast. and steve has a special announcement. kindness 101 is returning. his onlineoffer his online class for class for kids every monday for the rest of the school year. you can find it at cbsnews.com/kindness101. and we'll be right back. cbsnews.com/kindness101. and we'll be right back. coming together makes us stronger. and ford is built to lend a hand especially now with 6-month payme

territory yes of the liberal coalition with the with the tories when they cut nurse training by 10000 a year for 3 years that's why we're in the difficulty we're in with you know a 100000 people short in the health service the whole service is straining at the edges because of the cuts they made their territory was a big big mistake and we should not have forgotten the keynesian approach to economics which i was able as johnson seems to be employing now ok well just finally corruption is also being associated by the detractors in the mainstream media with the labor party whether we will thousands raincoats whether it be tony blair's cigarettes and the gambling obsession by gordon brown of putting betting shops on every high street which the tories i think of curved a little what would care id say today about the labor party. well of course the interesting thing is that the town didn't things that hard it was after. minimum wage. and all the other things that he hardly stood for blair tony blair actually implemented with one exception he hardy wanted to ban drink as well and tony didn'

tory, thank you so much. as always we appreciate it.f these companies on these deals. you can get them on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. and rob has more on the weather. rob, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, they put away the skill saw and i think they got the pressure washer out right now. that's noreen. but noreen brought over an apple pie when we first moved in, so i'll cut her some slack on the noise ordinance. beautiful day to get some work done in the suburbs of new york. want to show you the cpc, what they're putting out in the climate prediction center for what we expect over the next six to ten days, heat wave in the southwest will be intense for several days and the cool, unusually cool and at times wet weather for the northeast looks to be continuing into the beginning of may, so you got to take these good days when you get them. >>> good saturday morning from walnut creek. high clouds here. slightly colder day for you low 80s in the highs. it's breezy in the 60s at >> yeah, all that noise woke up. what's up, brother? t

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the competition is part of earth observe tory's 20th celebration. earth day is april 2nd. round 22nd. wound two out of five does end monday. >> i'm definitely going to down down that particular internet rabbit hole. a lot of great pictures out there from that orbiting platform. we see higher rain chances in the forecast for the weekend. but in the short and term, it will be another clear, chilly night. in the 40s in the north bay, as we look at the potential for some patchy fog. we'll check out those lows area wide in just a second. sunny, a little bit warmer on thursday, but that onshore breeze isn't going to be quite as strong. so temperatures will have a little better chance to climb what is closer to normal for april. the rain returns as we head into the weekend. a good chance of rain both saturday and sunday. yeah, it's the weekend, but basically just removes any temptation to, you know, not adhere to those social distancing regulations or suggestions, as the case may be, but rain over the weekend is definitely needed. we're still running about 50% of what we should h

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do we have tory?sleeve and hair game. it brought me back to my own prom photo. please keep the pictures coming. ellen, again, using the #ellenprom. we got to get photos in there. i did try to get mine in there. you have no idea the wrangling that's going on. i am, like, getting absolutely bitten by this rascal this morning. so forgive if i seemed a little distracted during "pop news." never a dull moment, robin, never a dull moment. >> never, never. lucas is like, he's asleep right now or he would be doing the same thing. hang in there, lara. >> hang in there. got her hands full. great job as always, lara. >>> now we turn to our "gma" cover story about zoom, the video conferencing platform soaring to popularity, helping people work and going to school from home. there are lots of fun features, but there's also been some privacy issues. rebecca jarvis spoke with zoom's ceo, and is back with that. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, michael, yeah, that's right. we've seen this huge increase in users on zoom

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government stands accused even by a tory media of lethal incompetence this information and lies and will coronavirus destroy sleepy joe biden's chances of beating donald trump while the antibody stand as democrats establishment threatens to risk their lives rather than tomorrow's wisconsin primary we trace how today's politics is shaped from beyond the biosphere and how november's election could be determined by an ancient american see all of them all coming up in today's going underground but 1st after the u.s. a medically supported by the russian military slammed boris johnson's response to the corona virus pandemic britain faces the prospect of millions now infected because the prime minister's aborted herd immunity policy for more let's go straight to the former president of the u.k. faculty of public health professor john ashton who joins me now via skype from dead . and in the yorkshire dales john thanks so much for coming on so trump officials have used the lack of ventilators to a contrast to other countries' responses to coronavirus this week we're supposed to get 30 new ve

texted jeremy shortly after. >> so i asked her out to dinner. >> reporter: of course, tori couldn't he at his. >> you look beautiful! >> reporter: they even shared a face-time toast. >> it felt like a real date even though we were on face time. >> and the date lasted until tori's phone died. >> reporter: for their second date they went for a walk using a giant bubble he bought on e. bay. she was bowled over by the gesture, almost literally. perhaps he can fly his toothbrush over to her place. why not? she's already met his mother. >> your mom reached out. >> no. >> why wouldn't she tell me? >> reporter: are you guys dating now? >> sure, but we're opening to seeing other roof people right now. >> reporter: it is hard to maintain a long distance relationship, even if it's just across the street. but we will certainly be rooting for them because it's their kind of attitude and ingenuity tha we're going to need to preserve our humanity. steve hartman, on the road in new york. >> and that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back wi

carrying though on the federal in the federal court for families with children of my moratorium on the tory i'm on the front line on the front line of medical wasn't extra your extra europe russia and russia are here so how much of these measures are truly be truly be there comes to the medical workers as i said it's significant when it comes to the bits and on kind of social pay more even though the federal even though the federal governors will be able to institute some of their own measures moment and said you know month hits hit they will still be what they will still be worried. well i think the economy here in russia is kind of the main worry for a lot of people especially because cases comparatively have been quite low and a lot of russians a lot of russians majority of russians according to surveys don't actually have any savings to argue but about for the love of their water you double dog i've been dogged by british predator. what are scientists learning. background. what do they have to go on to dot com or go surfing the. web from animals i know the most likely count spreading to

stuff being disciplined for speaking out about the shortage of personal protective equipment even the tory media in this country is now asking questions of their our government the government they supported do you think it's lies or do you think it's incompetence for instance when one of johnson's ministers robert general said. we don't have the religion and the right chemicals to test people and then the chemical industries association denied claims that there were shortages is there johnson government lying or are they just incompetent i think it's very interesting development that the newspapers that normally are firm supporters of the conservative party are now beginning to criticize the government this is a public health emergency this is not a party political matter but what we've got is a government this has made terrible mistakes and is now covering up those mistakes by yes lying. or at least being economical with the truth and restricting the history i mean this whole story of herd immunity totally preposterous notion that seem to be conjured up out of thin air even if that meant

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after one year behind cardinal george pell leaves big tory is ball in prison on to touch security bought a free man is truly his highest court ordered his release after overturning his convictions for abusing 2 quiet boys in the late ninety's his lengthy criminal case has been one of the moist high profile in australia's history and deeply divided the public polls support his side justice has finally been served but many abuse victims say they feel devastated by the room. and any herbs are. on. the high court agreed with lawyers saying the jury and big tories court of appeal should have entertained doubt as to his guilt the 7 justices were unanimous in their rulings saying not enough white was given to the evidence of alibi witnesses that they wouldn't have been enough time for george pell to sexually abuse the 2 boys in the short time frame the prosecution said it took place george pell released a statement saying i do not want my acquittal to add to the hurt and bitterness so many feel however much trial was not iraq on the catholic church has consistently maintained his innocence has

around $100.00 sailors who were on board the theodore roosevelt tested positive for the virus as a tory in the reports. the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt docked in guam the us territory in the pacific ocean for days the captain of the aircraft carrier has pleaded with the pentagon to allow 4000 sailors off the vessel because the coronavirus has been spreading uncontrollably through the ship's cramped accommodation the pentagon is now planning to evacuate the ship after initially saying the situation was under control there have been a 1000 sailors there that have been taken off the ship approx as a certain percentage of those are in isolation because they are asked to do more than displayed in forms of lights and downs and they are in the process of being ousted another percentage of that is 'd in quarantine locally i'm able basic want groups of sailors will fly in and out of the naval base on guam those who test negative will spend 14 days in quarantine in a hotel anyone testing positive will be placed in isolation are conditions was that they had to be in their rooms they cannot get out o

critics by doubling down on plans to lift restrictions to restart south america's largest economy and tory occasionally reports a swearing in ceremony for brazil's new health minister nelson time the president jaya both sonora used the occasion to defend his controversial handling of the coronavirus pandemic not least his decision to fire his previous health minister louis debtor he refused to play down the risks of covert 19. history will judge us and i ask god that we are right the struggle to start opening up for business is a risk that i will take if it gets worse it's on me what i believe and what lots of people are coming to realize is that the country has to work to not. mandate who wanted to implement world health organization guidelines but both opposes social distancing measures when debt is sacking has worried brazilians. it's a bad idea because the guy was doing a good job he's the guy who reassured the people asking them to stay at home but he went against also not opinions and so bolton are on fire the guy. but others agree with the president that the economy and jobs must co

tory, thanks.en super hot in florida, like record heat. orlando hit 97, a record yesterday. west palm, a couple of other beaches also had big numbers and that is in huge juxtaposition to >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. cooler this morning but much warmer, about five to ten degrees warmer. we get an extra two minutes and 19 seconds of sunshine today. warm again tomorrowowowowowowoww >>> well, you know our next guest from movies like "ex >>> well, you know our next guest from movies like "ex machina" and "crazy rich asians." now sonoya mizuno is starring in the fx on hulu series "devs" and joining us from tokyo. thanks for being with us. i know you've been in japan since travel restrictions there and social distancing began last month. what is life like right now? >> yes, i have. it is i guess like everywhere else very different to what it's usually like. the devastation i think has been a bit less severe than in a lot of other places, but still, you know, the restrictions

tory johnson, t.j.ose companies out and get a bargain. i can't believe, amy, 20 years, the "o" magazine, 20 years they're celebrating this year, wow. >> it's remarkable and we are looking forward to all of those amazing product, robin. i know something else my family will be looking forward to. there is a lot of singing that's going on in my household right now these days so the disney sing-along will maybe mix things up celebrating that and we'll hear from josh gad and get a live performance to kick it off from sofia carson. so excited about that, george. >> my girls are big fans of sofia as well, thank you, amy. >>> we have to lot to look forward to this hour, and we're going to begin with the latest on the plans to re-open cities and states in the wake of this crisis. president trump is set to announce his guidelines this afternoon as the number of cases in the united states has now grown to more than 630,000. whit johnson is in times square with the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, g

tory, thank you. >>> we're going to head right over to ginger. >> reporter: yes, lara.e first image is just going to make you sneeze over the screen. look at this one from north carolina. they throw the ball in there and then the pollen. yes, it slowed down but still, whoo. so let's check the actual pollen numbers, and at this point, we are seeing overall almost everywhere. you can't get away from it. overall pollen including all the different plants and flowers and grasses but you have to focus on trees because a lot of people have tree allergies and that is starting to creep as far north as chicago and minneapolis getting there. let's get a check now a little >>> good morning. we're off to a gray start with mist and fog. we have one more chance of a stray shower today and tonight. look at the warm sunshine coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> coming up, an incredible performance from some of the stars of disney on broadway. stick around. ♪ >>> "gma's" pollen report is sponsored by the makers of zyrtec. zyrtec, muddle no more. the heroic doctors and nur