wheeler. >> thank you and good morning chair mccollum, ranking member joyce. joining me today is the epa's acting chief financial officer. the year 2020 marks the 50 year creation of the epa. i think we all can agree how far we've come over that time. today the u.s. is a global leader with respect to clean air and access to safe drinking water and we are currently cleaning up contaminated lands at the fastest pace in over a decade. we released the 2019 review highlighting agency accomplishments and environmental progress under president trump. i encourage everyone to read the full report and request that this report be entered into the record. thank you. the trump administration is proving that environmental protection and historic economic growth can go hand in hand. because we know that environmental issues disproportionately impact children and low income and minority communities, we are taking strong actions to protect these populations. through the federal lead action plan and the new cro

wheeler. first of all i just want to make note of the fact that last year, we increased the appropriations for environmental of justice programs by 47%. we know with those funds should be used for, but we don't know whether or not ve ayou've used u so i would very much like to have an account from youe funds through the committee on how that program of these funds were used in the cycle. now i also want to raise a concd of the proposal to cut the environmental justice programs bynow 71%. i would also like to know if you could supply us with information on how you plan to accomplish the things that you think are important with such a dramatic cut to the funds. i want to talk to you about thea clean air, clean car rules. my understanding is that there is a draft in that it is not nearly done yet. it has 111 instances with key analysis missing. it's their allegations that people who are professionals working with the departmenthat heart being discouraged from adding their concerns with regard to

wayne wheeler. anyone heard of wayne wheeler? powerfulthe most lobbyist in american history. he invented this term called rusher politics. he figured out how to squeeze the politicians to force them to vote dry. politician's first job is to get reelected. thenyone bucked him on prohibition issue he made sure they did not get reelected. this was their base. the evangelical protestant teachers -- preachers. this was a progressive initiative. today we think of dry counties as being very conservative, but this was a progressive movement. this is really about making americans p juul using the power of the government to make us into better all. , theimportantly anti-saloon league. there were very important constitutional amendment. obviously, one of them is prohibition. one of them you can probably guess from this photo. the 18th amendment and the 19th amendment. they began the 17 by -- you can see the alliance fell apart after 1920. they got the right to vote and they decided they wanted the speakeasy, too. there is one thing in american history that really makes roy bush and come

>> absolutely. >> administrator wheeler is doing a tremendous job at the epa. when you think about the epa, who thinks about the epa literally? >> i do. [laughter] >> i know you do. but people need to understand that this is a business-minded leader, in a business-minded administration. when you drive by brown fields, when you drive by blighted communities, you drive by there, you take all of that for granted what he sees is opportunity because developers do not want to develop in a place that is dirty, that has contamination, and so what he is doing is literally clearing the way for development to come inside of these communities that have not seen development in a long time, because it's clean; right? it's cleaned up. [applause] >> so it is very important, right? what he's doing. >> i do want to point out. i want to make sure everything is cleaned up for more development and for people to have jobs and opportunities, but we also care about the environment. i'm an eagle scout. i still go hiking, camping. and i want to make sure that the environment is safe and

another round of applause please , for william wheeler.ill have a bunch of food and drinks for you. feel free to mill about for a little bit. >> here is a look at the books being published this week. donald trump has better ideas for america than the old right or new left. in the citizen's citizens guide to beating donald trump david offers his strategy to prevent president trump from being reelected. and in john adams under fire. the chief legal affairs. they were at the boston massacre in 1770. political activist in co- and co- organizer of the women's march reflects on her views with we are not here to be bystanders. matthew l geo with the winner of 1967 and 68. it fueled his interest to run for president. and in some she's got gotta do it the journalist discusses how running for office made her realize the importance of local politicians to their communities. look for the titles and book bookstores these coming weeks. .. ..

also administrator wheeler to the committee we appreciate you taking the time to join us. also at some point i might leave unfortunately we have other hearings taking place at the same time not more or less important but the idea there's only four of us in three of us are on another subcommittee altogether. don't take any offense if i get up and leave. celebrating the 50th anniversary epa since 1970 implemented landmark legislation with the clean air act and toxic substances control act to create a healthier environment. in 2019 under your leadership the administrator it began to protect public health deleting all the superfund sites from the national priority list the highest number of deletions in two decades we have also seen air pollutants decline in those efforts from emerging contaminants with the growing infrastructure backlog working to identify common sense reforms with those regulatory burdens to spur economic growth overall the fiscal 2021 budget six.$658 billion which is two two.four with the 2020 enacted level we look forward to hearing from you administrator

i stepdad over an 18 wheeler when i wasa kid . i was five and six years old he drove an 18 wheeler and i spent a lot of time riding around in the 18 wheeler with a cab in that thing with an eight track player listening to eight tracks of merle haggard and charlie pride and all these great country singers. george jones and that was my education incountry music . i come by it pretty honestly. not only riding in the truck and hearing the songs but the jukebox at truck stops at four in the morning, places like that. i grew up with that as part of my dna and my first memory , my mom tells me my first introduction to music she worked at a bus stop cafeteria in louisiana before she met my stepdad and i was in a playpen right by the jukebox and i wouldsit in the playpen every dayall day while she worked and listen to the jukebox . >> they actually wanted to keep you in a playpen . >> let's see if we can do okie. give me okie from muskogee, can you do it? >> all right. >> play that one. [music] >> this is a sad ballot ofthe green berets .

day we will examine the president's fiscal year for the epa joining with morning is administrator wheeler and acting chief financial officer. welcome to both of you. fiscal year 2021 the presidents $66 billion to the epa but this request the presidency of what you were able to achieve on the fy 2020. and then to eliminate the new funding we provided to address pfas and the clean energy funding grants c by 47 percent at $409 million fy 2020 also has money from the 3 billion we invested with our nation's crumbling water infrastructure. recently held a listening session and they would lose and what at what happened of these cuts were to go through the pollution control also proposed cuts to the clean water grant act air pollution and monitoring to have our communities back home included it would be an absolute catastrophe for clean water. and i directly heard about concerns with the budget with the pfas pollution it could be truly devastating if inactive but unfortunately this will not be enacted congress will which one - - reject these like we did the last three or so rather spending time t

amanda wheeler and riley jennings got married on friday on the streets of manhattan. they were supposed to be wed in seven months but they tied the knot now because of the outbreak. their friend officiated by calling the vows from his fourth floor window. >> we are gathered here today to witness the exchanging of marriage vows of amanda wheeler and rileyening. do you promise to love, honor, cherish and keep her for as long as you both shall live? if so, say i do. >> i do! >> i pronounce you married! >> yeah! >> love it. the couple had intended to get married at the city's marriage bureau but of course it's closed now because of the pandemic. good for them. >>> a little comic relief now as comedian and night talk show host offered a stranger a selfie while social distancing. >> everyone wants a selfie, everybody. that's not good. we must keep social distancing so i follow specific rules. 6 feet away, no touching. check it out. sir. sir, what's your name? >> kevin. >> kevin, okay. you may have a selfie with me but you must stay six feet away and no touching. >> no, i'm

where kids play hide and seek on four wheelers. and where, in 1985, a horrible discovery was made. >> 10,000 acres means we do have over 40 miles of trails. >> it's a very large park, and there's parts of the park that people do not explore or get out to. >> i would think that anyone without a familiarity with the park wouldn't want to go wandering very far into the woods. >> there's just a lot of undeveloped area out there. there's just nothing but woods. >> if someone wanted to hide a body, that would unfortunately be the place to do it. >> if you tried to write this as a fictional story, i don't -- i think people would say it's too unbelievable. what began as one story for me turned into like four that spanned the country, spanned 30 or 40 years, and all connected in a way that couldn't be believed at first.w gardens in allenstown, new hampshire. it's a small trailer park of maybe a hundred trailers, which is surrounded by bear brook state park. >> when we were kids, we created a game that was basically hide and seek with a four

amanda wheeler and riley jennings got married on friday, and they did it on the streets of manhattan.d to be wed in seven months, but they tied the knot now because of the outbreak. and their friend officiated practicing social distancing by calling the vows from his fourth floor window. >> we have gathered here today to witness the exchanging of marriage vows of amanda wheeler and riley jennings who promise to love, honor and cherish for as long as you both shall live. if you do say i do. >> i do! >> by the state of new york i pronounce you married! >> the couple had intended to get married at the city's marriage bureau but it's closed of course due to the crisis. something to make you smile. we all need it, don't we? thanks for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm michael holmes. i'll be back, though, with more news in just a moment. last one. [ singing ] lil' sweet! for chopping that wood, you deserve the [ singing ] sweet reward of a diet dr pepper. hmm, that is sweet. lil' sweet's got to split. oh! diet dr pepper. [singing ] it's the sweet one. yes. yes. yeah sure. yes yes. yeah, yeah no

joining me are andy silvester, deputy editor of city am and caroline wheeler, the deputy political editor to you both. thank you very much for being with us. let's just run you through the front pages, the ones that we have been. the i describes this week as the biggest week for the nhs since its inception as a new temporary hospital is set to open at a london exhibition centre with 4000 beds. the metro also concentrates on the new field hospital, as the uk's coronavirus death toll soared by 87 in a day, from 335 to 422. the daily telegraph reports that police officers are to "persuade, cajole, negotiate and advise" the public to follow lockdown restrictions as law enforcement leaders said they don't want to be compelled to take more draconian measures that are being commonly used abroad. the express picks up of matt hancock's promise that millions of new antibody tests will help britain defeat coronavirus. it also reports a study claiming 50% of us may have been infected. the times also picks up on the briefing by the health secretary, where he revealed a quarter of a million people are

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it's working on the introduction of e electric two o and thre wheelers >> in kenya,a, the biggestst emissiononmes to climate ange, is t transportsec, when it comes to health, is the transport sector, and within the transport sector, these old dirty motorbikes are one of the biggest polluters. so we want to replace them completely with zero-emission motorcycles like this one. >> in kekenya, some 8080 percef the elecectricity in t the couy derives from renewables such a ideal conditions for e-mobitity. d yeyet, tre arere jt 300 electric m mopeds on thehe busy ststreets of thehe kenyan capi. the mainbstacle tomobility in kenya iinadequate electric infrastructure.he busy and for car drivers, the battery rangnge is too limimited. plus, therarare hard anyny charging s stations. >> f for electric cars to be mainstamam, pele sayay, we need chargegers, fast chargers. bubut for fafast chargerto b be >>esblblishe we nene electric mainstamam, pca. sayay, we need there must be tt grgrouof people thaisis wilng to o ke is first risk. >> kenyacompany ights enengy sells imported electric carsrs d alsoso instal

. >> reporter: when people take three wheelers, they usually negotiate fees with drivers but many foreign nationals aren't used to the custom and end up paying much higher rates. that's where the ride hailing app comes in. people enter their destinations and the fees are set automatically. the service is becoming popular among people from overseas. the company also plans to target domestic uses who see haggling as a hassle. >> in five or ten years they might be able to afford and d tt we have soon to introduce more services that the domestic people can use. >> reporter: but one big problem is the shortage of skilled workers in the industry. the country has had to depend on foreign firms to fill the gap. the government is now trying to change that. it's been holding seminars e evy month to equip engineers with the latest i.t. skills with the help of an expert from india. government employees and teachers are among those taking part. ththey share what theyey have learned with younger generations. >> translator: the country will lose a lot of opportunities if it fails to be a player in the a

. >> we live here in this three wheeler.e do nonot have a anything lef, and we hope someone cacan help . >> not a day goes by without fresh attacks, suffering, and death in idlib province as syria and russian fighter jets prepare the ground for advancing troops. they bititterly fight back with the help of turkey which is been bombing syririan bombing positis for days. the satellite images show escalation at the expense of the most vulnerable, who are now forced to live in cramped conditions. a year earlier, this region was a completely deserted. -- almost completely deserted. >> the situation here is tragic with no medical aid, no clinic near here. we have nothing here. >> families have even set up their tents on train tracks. the u.n. says it is the most dire crisis in the world. brent: tonight, the crisis on the border between greece and turkey is getting worse. turkey is sending 1000 riot police to the border, and their job is to block any return of refugees who have been pushed back by greek authorities after trying to c

that's riley jennings and amanda wheeler.nally they planned to get married in october, but after the pandemic forced many businesses to closed, they thought it would strain their finances and postpone the wedding. they decided to get married in the street. get married in the street. that's a long kiss. their friend officiated out of the window of his fourth floor apartment >>> kevin bacon has a social media challenge. he says stay at home, limit contact with other people and recorded his message at home in southern california. the six degrees game tries to demonstrate any two people on earth are just two or six connected. >> it's the only way we're going to slow down the spread of this coronavirus. >> now, kevin was able to get some of his celebrity friends to join in on this challenge including soccer star david beckham, elton john and ellen degeneres. >>> seniors in wales found a really creative time to help with the staff. look what they did. they invented their own life- size version of hungry hippos. they're having fun.

back to louisiana five and six years old and then i spent a lot of time writing around and that 18 wheelerght track of merle haggard. and all these great country singers this is my education of country music and those jukeboxes at truck stops at four in the morning and my first memory the first introduction to music she worked at a bus stop cafeteria before she met my stepdad and i was in the playpen right by the jukebox. [laughter] i would sit there all day every day while she worked. >> and our faith wants to keep you in the playpen. [laughter] >> some kind i don't know if it is a playpen. ♪ ♪ green beret. all right. [applause] play that one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it so interesting a number of you are singing along. that was 1966 number one song in america by 1968 you cannot have release that. that is how quickly the war change for full. >> the sentiment for sure. merle haggard riding along on a bus one day. i'm sure drinking protein shakes. [laughter] and healthy vaping. [laughter] there is a lot of hydration and water and the road sign of muskogee. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] merle haggard if i have

>> amanda wheeler and riley jennings tying the knot in public. closed for the pandemic, their friend officiated an open air wedding from a fourth-story window. >> so say i do. >> i do! >> with onlookers watching from a safe distance the couple breaking just one rule for a wedding kiss. good for them. congratulations to the newlyweds. it was legendary college basketball coach john wooden who said, "do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do." that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- emily blunt, from "stumptown" jake johnson, and music from christina aguilera. and now, pardon me, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] you are joining us tonight for the after the after the final rose special. tonight, if you don't know, it was the second and final part of a two-part "bachel

in place for for a week now some of the stricter measures measures only since yesterday and as mr wheeler from institute said he will only know in a couple of days if the curve is indeed flattening and if the measures help and it would be an unreasonable risk to live in this these measures prematurely so i expect we are stuck with it for quite a while the measures the government has announced yesterday include reducing social contact most germans are more or less confined to their homes this will stay in place for another 2 weeks and there are other measures like the closure of universities and schools and i expect that this will be active for another 4 weeks till after the easter break and i just quickly you know germany also announcing a big stimulus package for the economy is that going to be enough if this crisis goes into an extended period of time. it's a massive aid package of 750000000000 euros partly it's a fund to help the bigger players to get access to credit but it will also help small business and freelances artists very small business but if this will be enough we will only

we live here in this 3 wheeler we don't have anything else left we hope someone can help us. not a day goes by without fresh attacks suffering and death and it led province as syrian and russian fighter jets prepare the ground for advancing government troops . islamist militias bitterly fight back with the help of turkey which has been bombing syrian army positions for days. these satellite images show escalation at the expense of the most vulnerable who are now forced to live in cramped conditions a year earlier this region in northern italy was almost completely deserted. the situation here is tragic there's no medical aid no medicine no clinic near here. we have nothing here. families have even set up their tents on train tracks to protect themselves from flooding and insects it's an improvised refuge in what the u.n. sense is the most dire crisis and the world and i'm living with. them for more tonight i'm joined here at the b. table by middle east analyst dan you're locked in with it's good to see you again so let's talk about what's what's happening today russia in turk

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we live here in this 3 wheeler we don't have anything else left we hope someone can help us. not a day goes by without fresh attacks suffering and death in england province as syrian and russian fighter jets prepare the ground for advancing government troops . islam as militias bitterly fight back with the help of turkey which has been bombing syrian army positions for days. and these satellite images show escalation at the expense of the most vulnerable who are now forced to live in cramped conditions a year earlier this region in northern england was almost completely deserted. well . the situation here is tragic there's no medical aid no medicine no clinic near here. we have nothing here. families have even set up their tents on train tracks to protect themselves from flooding and insects it's an improvised refuge in what the u.n. says is the most dire crisis in the world and that i. was in my the crisis on the border between greece and turkey is getting worse turkey is sending a 1000 riot police to the border their job is to block any return of refugees who have been push

every important episode we are going to take a look at some of the biggest myths about covert 19 wheelers and misconceptions we are joined by panel of experts to take your questions so you can send them to chad or on twitter at. joining us on skype that's of the he was a eunice is chief quality officer and chief of infectious diseases at the university of maryland operative's a peak health 2nd at than a science editor at national geographic and alice to reduce the digital editor at 1st ralph neas thank you for playing with us you're going to be on screen pretty much all of the time so whenever you want to miss last whenever you want to add something to help us understand something better go ahead we're going to be on t.v. together for the next 25 minutes let's get started young people capitalize on cheap coronavirus flights if i die i'd die so that is on my laptop that is a headline that has been going around for the last couple of weeks for heene dr phil haim can young people actually get coronavirus all they say so going to various will not discriminate but if you're younger all the onl

the governor said we're going to day.urs a e had to get 15 18-wheelers to get it out of the warehouse and those are being kept in another location so we can increase here. so we really appreciate all of their efforts. team effort.een a governor, thank you. thanks, desantis: jared. i want to thank mayor demings and everyone in orange county of their hard work. this is a very dynamic and vibrant place. little different when disney is not going and things of that nature, but we'll get there. so i want to thank the mayor for working hard. i also want to thank the sheriff his hard work and these re -- this is a little bit different mission, you know, for law enforcement than some of the other things. i know we worked closely with and things like that. but it's a very important mission. i know they're working very hard able to get it right. so thank you. to take some happy questions. >> [inaudible] so the mas ntis: mass -- so the masks, the priority are the health care orkers and nursing homes and a.l.f.'s. it's good if law enforcement is able to do but not every deputy will need it. depend

my stepdad drove an 18 wheeler when i was a kid. of time riding around in the cab of that thing with an eight track player listening to merle haggard and charlie pride. all of these great country singer's. that was my education in country music. not only riding in the truck hearing the song's but, jukeboxes at truck stops at 4:00 in the morning and places like that. that's part of my dna. my first memory, my mom tells me, my first introduction to music, she works at a bus stop before she met my stepdad. and i was in a playpen by the jukebox. i would sit in that playpen everyday all day and listen to the jukebox. >> face wants to keep you in a playpen. >> some kind of pen. >> let's see if we can do - - ♪. give me oki, can you do it? ♪. >> green beret! all right! play that one. ♪. >> ed sullivan. ♪. >> it so interesting because a number of you were singing along. fascinating. that song, 1966. by 1968, you could have released that. that's how quickly the war changed for folks. so merle haggard was riding along on a bus one day. i'm sur

all hail the 18-wheeler, hugging those asphalt ribbons, transporting all of our stuff across the fruitedough we may not give it a second thought when we click that free shipping icon, truckers move 70% of the nation's goods. but trucking cut a considerably different figure on a humid sunday last summer on the florida turnpike. star ski robotics, a tech startup may have been driving in the right lane, but they passed the competition and did this. yeah, that's 35,000 pounds of steel thundering down a busy highway with nobody behind the wheel. the test was a milestone. starsky was the first company to put a truck on an open highway without a human on board. everyone else in the game with the know-how keeps a warm body in the cab as backup. for now, any way. if you didn't hear about this, you're not alone. in jacksonville, we talked to jeff widows, his son tanner, linda allen and eric richardson, all truckers, and all astonished to learn how far this technology has come. >> i wasn't aware until i ran across one on the florida turnpike. and that just -- that just scares me. i can't imagine. b

the sheriff's off says that stolen 18-wheeler has 20,000 pounds of toilet paper a.ials tailg at tru w>>come international superstar who once said he never thought he was a good singer but could tell a good story. so many hits. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. this one's for you. the heroes who won't let your disease hold you back. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle, with less pain immediately following injection. if you haven't yet, talk to your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infect

also stocks are generally look very attractive, including the two wheeler companies and the four-wheelerslinda: financials and energy. perhaps in the near future, technology. from morgan stanley, thank you very much for your insights today. plenty more to come. a ceo of the philippines' biggest conglomerate talks to us. catch our extensive interview with jaime augusto zobel de ayala. haslinda: and we find out how u.s. firms are bearing as china returns to work. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: china's manufacturing inivity rebounded strongly march, signaling the economy is restarting a made a threat of struggling external demand. tom mackenzie joins us from beijing with the details. make a trend.ot tom: it doesn't. of course, this is a survey of sentiment. you expect construction companies and factories to say, yes, march was better than february. nevertheless, these numbers were much higher than the estimates and much higher than the record numbers we saw in february. official manufacturing pmi came in at 52, well above the 35.7 we saw in february. even if the components focused on the

of them said honk if you love teachers or support the strike everybody was honking even in the 18 wheelers were going by but every way and shape and form people were honking to say i'm with you you could feel the energy was very exciting and teachers everywhere understood that. what happened all the negative publicity of the previous 20 are started to shift and we began to see the mainstream media changes to so i was thinking back to time magazine 2008 with a photograph of michelle in washington dc with a big broom looking very mean trying to fix the schools in the application she would sweep out the bad teachers. she's gone. [laughter] [applause] she retired. but then they had another cover on time magazine that a silicon valley investor figure out how to fix america's schools everybody has this idea if they fix america's schools in this investor had the idea that if you could take away teachers due process rights their tenure and seniority than they would get low scores and everybody would have high grades. the illustration on the cover of time was for apples one of which was rotten and

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joining me are andy silvester, deputy editor of city am, and caroline wheeler, the deputy political editor of the sunday times. just a quick canter through the front pages. the i describes this week as the biggest week for the nhs since its inception, as a new temporary hospital is set to open at a london exhibition centre, with 4,000 beds. the metro also concentrates on the new field hospital, as the uk's coronavirus death toll soared by 87 in a day, from 335 to 422. the daily telegraph reports that police officers are to persuade, cajole, negotiate and advise the public to follow lockdown restrictions, as law enforcement leaders said they don't want to be compelled to take more draconian measures that are being commonly used abroad. the express picks up on matt hancock's promise that millions of new antibody tests will help britain defeat coronavirus. it also reports a study claiming 50% of us may have been infected. the times also covers the briefing by the health secretary, where he revealed a 250,000 people are being recruited for an nhs volunteer army. but, according to the guardian,

we had to get 18 wheelers and loaded up with hurricane supplies to get it out of the warehouse. those are being kept in another location to increase space here. we appreciate all of their efforts. it has been a team effort. thank you. also want to: i thank mayor deming's and everyone in orange county for all their hard work. this is a very dynamic and vibrant place. it is a little different when disney is not going and things of that nature, but we will get back there. i want to think the mirror for working hard at a want to think the share for his hard work. this is a little bit different mission for law enforcement and some of the other things. i know we worked closely with the hurricane and things like that. it is a very important mission and i know they are working very hard to get it right. so thank you. i am happy to take some questions. the priority with the masks are the health care workers, nursing homes. i think it is good if law enforcement is able to do it, but not every sheriff step 80's will need it, it depends on the mission. tosoon as jared puts amount the variou

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wheeler -- we18 get three of them a night -- most grocery retailers in my neighborhood, which is all of the big boys we know about, they get trucks every night. now, by the time they stop the shelves, stocking, next morning, people are inundating stores to a point to where it is off-the-shelf the shelf by 9:30 a.m. now we have to wait on another truck. let's say mye, neighborhood grocery store on has 2000 people per day shopping, throughout the day. all of a sudden, you have 4000 shopping. trucks cannot keep up. what is going to happen is we are going to run the warehouses dry if we don't quit buying in bulk. host: a couple of points. dr.? importanthink it is to hear that story. food supply chain is generally intact. trucks are coming. this is not a question of whether there is enough gas. people will be driving the trucks. food is being produced. hand sanitizer is a challenge. we are using more. just like personal protective equipment. demand has gone up. as a nation, demand for food has not gone up. it is still the same number of people and we are still eating. people tortant for c

. >> well riley jennings and amanda wheeler originally planned to get married in october but after the9 pandemic forced many businesses to close, the couple thought it would be force their wedding to be postponed anyway and put a strain on their finances. so the couple decided to get married in the street and have a friend officiate the wedding out of his 4th story window of an apartment. >>> actor kevin bacon has a social media challenge. it's inspired by the game 6 degrees of bacon. kevin says stay home and limit your contact with other people. the 6 degrees game tries to demonstrate that any two people on earth are just six or fewer acquaintance links apart. >> right now, people around the world i'm staying home because it safes lives and it's the only way we're going to slow down the spread of this coronavirus. >> and kevin was able to get some of his celebrity friends to join him including soccer starren david beckham there. el ton john and ellen degeneres. >>> a group of kwourn teen residents found a creative way to spend their time with the help of the staff. >> you know you wan

riley jennings and amanda wheeler originally planned to get married in october, but after the pandemic businesses to close, they changed their plans and decided to get married right there on the street with their friend officiating the ceremony. >>> actor kevin bacon's in the news. he has a social media challenge inspired by the game 6 degrees of kevin bacon. he says stay at home. limit your contact with other people. the 6 degrees game tries to demonstrate how any two people on earth are just six or fewer er acquaintance linked apart. >> it's the only way we're going to slow down the spread of this coronavirus. >> take it from kevin bacon. kevin was able to get him in the challenge. . >>> time is 5:57. a group of quarantine, residents at a senior citizen home with the help of the staff. it makes you want to play too. they had their brooms and bins and >>> time is 5:58. two brothers in pennsylvania found a way to make some money during the coronavirus pandemic. >> amen with their schools closed, they were board so their mother gave them an idea. they go out shopping for other people. >

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. >> they would commandeer boats from people -- ferry boats, paddle-wheelers, anything that floated andgun on it. >> larry's father, william, made models of many of them. there's the c.s.s. gaines, a wooden side-wheel confederate gunboat built in mobile, alabama. there's the u.s.s. vicksburg and the c.s.s. alabama -- a massive propeller-driven ship built in secrecy in england for the confederacy. all are made precisely to scale. 1 inch here translates to 8 feet on the real vessel. where did this all begin? did dad buy a book on ship building? >> i don't remember anybody ever teaching him how to do this. it's just something you have to be born with. >> william atteridge jr. is born in 1929 in highland park, illinois, a suburb of chicago. from an early age, he's fascinated by the ships he sees on lake michigan and dreams of one day setting sail. in 1951, during the korean war, william joins the navy and travels the pacific on the u.s.s. valley forge. the 22-year-old specializes in cosmetic maintenance, doing the detail work. >> the "45" that you see on the u.s.s. valley forge, he was one