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just as china sought to keep initial reports of the virus wyatt at downplay the impact, so did iran. the leadership i in iran urged people to votthepeople to vote s sham election saying rumors were being peddled by the u.s. to suppress voter turnout. they mock the concept of quarantines and even exported their masks to china expecting that the corona virus would have no impact on their country. ..ll >> reflective censorship from china and iran put the rest of the world at risk with handicap of preparation. as our doctors and nurses and scientists continue to work around the clock to contain this virus, we have to have transparency and we have to know the facts. for any set on the global scale we need honesty and transparency from all countries. mr. presidents i note the absence of a quorum.

. >> spurred on by legends like wyatt earp, mel amasses an arsenal of colt revolvers. gun shows with him? >> i went to gun shows as a child. he'd bring them back and talk about them forever. it was like, "come on, dad. please." >> were you allowed to touch the guns? >> no. he bought a safe, and they were in the safe all the time. >> when my grandfather got into something, he dove into it. >> michael acosta is melissa's son. >> my grandfather could take a look at a gun from a distance and know if it was right or wrong. he could tell you almost anything about colts that you could ever ask. >> by the early '70s, mel's collection tops 300 guns. but one eludes him, one of the rarest colts ever made -- the legendary buntline special with a 16-inch barrel. >> his obsession was owning a buntline. >> how long had he looked, a week? >> oh, at least a decade. it had to be a perfect gun. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question... the answer after the break. ♪ ♪ why do things that are supposed to make life easier sometimes feel so complicated? ibm watson is different. it's

danny wyatt made 29, amyjones 23, but it was nat sciver who once again shone, making another half—century the top players, and she is now that top run scorer so far in this world cup. so nat sciver helped england to win, not bad on a slow wicket. the west indies innings got off to a difficult start after they lost taylor to an injury. she had to be stretchered off with what looked to be a groin problem, but to be fair the west indies but is didn't put up much resistance as england bowled them all out for 97 to get themselves through to the semifinals. what we do know, the 2016 champions are now out, the 2018 runners—up are through, largely thanks to a nat sciver innings. i felt pretty good. world number two rafa nadal won his third mexican open title with a straight sets win over 22—year—old taylor fritz. the spaniard — at the bottom of the screen — didn't drop a set all week in acapulco and took the first 6—3 against the unseeded american. and he sealed his first title of the season by taking the next 6—2. it's the 85th singles title of his career — and a rather odd one, a pear shapped t

wyatt and mcgrady talks about how wikipedia has changed since it was founded in 2001. as the scholars in science program manager, he works with academics to improve site content. this interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting in new york city. host: joining us from our studios in new york, ryan mcgrady. he runs the scholars and scientists program as the manager for wiki education, which means what? guest: i run a program that brings subject matter experts to wikipedia. host: how did wikipedia start out? what is its etymology in genesis? guest: wikipedia is a concept of -- a combination of the concept of wikipedia and if wikipedia. is a software that it uses which is that easy to edit, easy to collaborate text and images software. wiki is not the same of -- same as wikipedia but they merge the two together. it began in 2001 as a project of a more traditional encyclopedia. a drafting is for that traditional encyclopedia. it kind of took off and got a life of its own. very quickly amassed hundreds of thousands of articles. host: who writ

danny wyatt made 29, amyjones 23, but it was nassif who once again shone, making another half—centuryyers, and she is now that top run scorer so far in this world cup. so nat sciver helped england to win, not bad on a slow wicket. the west indies innings got off to a difficult start after they lost taylor to an injury. she had to be stretchered off with what looked to be a groin problem, but to be fair the west indies but is didn't put up much resistance as england bowled them all out for 97 to get themselves through to the semifinals. what we do know, the 26 tea m semifinals. what we do know, the 26 team champions are now out, the 28 runners—up “— team champions are now out, the 28 runners—up —— 2018 runners—up are through, largely thanks to a nat sciver innings. i'm just making sure that i take my confidence into the game, and hitting straight. i'm waiting for the game where it doesn't come off, but i'm going to run with it whilst i can. so england are through. earlier here at sydney showground, south africa completed a co mforta ble showground, south africa completed a comfortable

danni wyatt made 29, amyjones made 23 but nat sciver once again it making another half—century.he is cementing her place as one of the in—form players at the tournament and that score makes her the top run scorer so far in this world cup. she helped england to a total of 143—5, not bad at all for a slow wicket. in response, england's bowlers were not to be outdone by their batters, the west indies. windies got off to a difficult start after losing taylor to an injury, stretchered off with what looked like a groin problem. the rest of the west indies batters didn't put up much resistance as england bowled them all out for 97 to get through to the semifinals. the 2016 champions are now out, the 2018 runners—up, england, are through, largely thanks to a nat sciver innings. felt pretty good and confident. taking that into the game and making sure i am hitting straight and i've got the reward for it so far. waiting for a game where it doesn't come off but i will run with it whilst i can. england are through. earlier here, south africa completed a comfortable 17 run victory over pakis

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to the south there we see up in the higher elevations, but then they go into friday things are coal wyattil we get into the weekend when their dose a collection of systems coming in from the northwest with some moderate to heavy rain at times. and lingering a little bit into sunday to but we do need the rain. according to some of the drought reports we're getting in so again what this is all said we have the weekend system after a dry friday. and then after that high pressure starts to build kicking everything away and helping those temperatures climb say most the systems up and around us that's the pattern we see much more typical of later spring and into the summer which is what this means to be a little bit drier. speaking of dry houses drought situation when will the latest reports have come out. and we're now the moderate category and just about all of the bay area was a and normal drive for a lot of the north bay that was what we had last go around some things up really deteriorated a little bit of the peninsula's also in the moderate category 2 storm one back in the hole looks like

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we will be back shortly with a conversation with former chicago mayor rahm emanuel on wyatt local leaderships needed now. first, judy: rahm emanuel's political career has taken him to the white house twice, serving as a top advisor to presidents clinton and obama elected to the , u.s. house of representatives for three terms and elected mayor of chicago twice. but in his new book "the nation city," he argues that mayors are the country's most effective government officials today. we sat down recently, and he started by explaining how his family's immigrant roots inspired him to write this book. >> i dedicate the book to my father, who just passed away. he came here as an immigrant. he had a postcard of the boat that brought him here. he had not a bucket to spit in or a window to throw out of. he makes it and he ends up with one of the largest pediatric practices in the city. my uncle was a police officer. my grandfather, when he thought he made it, moved to albany park. i represented albany park in congress. we traveled many miles but did not go very far as a -- family. judy: you have a hope

>> nick wyatt, thank you very much.ecause there are fast movements, controversy over expanding the narrowing restrictions on day to day life, we're glad to have two medical professions on the program, cnn chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta, and from the city of baltimore. they'll be open soon weeks, not months. the idea of scaling back the social distancing guidelines which really just got started and in many places clearly aren't being followed. does this make sense? >> you know, look. i think any doctor or public health official who looks at this if they're being completely honest, it doesn't make sense. first of all, the numbers are going to get worse. i think everyone has conceded that point, over the next week. we know that there is a lag time that's going on right now so the numbers that we're seeing actually reflect people who may have been exposed up to a couple weeks ago. i don't know how you could justify as the numbers are getting worse and the pace at which the numbers are getting worse. it's like buil

wyatt on the right fighting back a yawn. oh and he has hit his mom. he has hit his mom.l has broken loose. brian: now he is asking followers to send their own video call every day lives for a good cause. joining us right now is fox sportscaster extraordinaire himself finest in the business joe buck. we are all in quarantine. we are all sequestered together. what gave you this idea to take everyday lives and bring your play-by play skills to them? >> well, i was talking, actually with my boss, eric shank at fox sports and we were just having a conversation and he said, you know, you should just be doing play-by-play just to stay sharp kind of as a joke. and it just took off from there and then it went from well, let's have people send in home video and i will just do play-by-play of somebody cooking chicken wings on the grill like you guys ran or my son wyatt backinwhacking my wife in the er upset he had to sit down for dinner. trying to raise money. i had no way of following up with anybody to get their posted by me. but i feel like hopefully their conscience will guide

wyatt and mcgrady talks about how wikipedia has changed since it was founded in 2001. as the scholars in science program manager, he works with academics to improve site content. this interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting in new york

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wyatt is crying. all hell has broken loose. >> on "cbs this morning." >> a lot of italian mayors and local leaders have started posting videos yelling at people to go back home. >> you got to listen to me. why you don't listen. i'm going to come and punch you in the face. >> the "eye opener" is presented by toyota. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we're coming to you once again from the historic ed sullivan theater in new york. home to "the late show with stephen colbert." the cbs broadcast center where we normally are is closed out of an abundance of caution. we're grateful to stephen and his team. it's interesting what trevor noah picked up on italians calling people out. you almost have to shame people. it's almost come to that. >> it's so dire there. >> raise your voice. >> you really do. this is very serious stuff and that is where we are beginning. talking about serious. we are seeing the biggest one-day jump in coronavirus tests in the u.s. since the outbreak began. more than 140 people l

the business, was known as towers parent and at some point they came together with the watheththe wyatt organizatiy came together with will is and watson. >> it was when i first started. >> it was my recruiting couldn'tecounterpart in 1989. >> i have one question. we've got word of this and i looked it up online and this is -- i don't know about this whole field. aon is a u.k. company, right? aon is in ireland but we have been a u.k. company. we recently switched our global headquarters from united kingdom to ireland but it's in the financial district of london. >> when you say multiple countries have to a of this, how many are we talking about? at every continent? >> i've been told 100 countries will need to weigh in on this transaction. >> thank you. >> again, i say statements today, please refer to our website. i speak to anyone, our website will have the official information that you should be following. >> thank you. >> >> good afternoon, denise rodriguez and i wanted to take this opportunity because coronavirus, covid-19 is on everybody's mind. san francisco is quiet today. and i

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wyatt on the right fighting back a on. >> bucket' if your video is pic.ate to a charity. i guess all parents can relate to that one. ainsley: that is cute. did you see it the little child hit the mom and she acted like she was hurt and fell down. thanks, jillian. dr. oz, senator chris coons, newt gingrich and surgeon general dr. jerome adams all here live and wondering what to do with your kids while they are home from school like joe buck's family? how about painting. we are kicking off our week on home activities for your family coming up next. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage, and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com ainsley: well, we know being cooped up indoors has been hard on you and your family and your children. that's why al

the business, was known as towers parent and at some point they came together with the watheththe wyatt organizatiy came together with will is and watson. >> it was when i first started. >> it was my recruiting couldn'tecounterpart in 1989. >> i have one question. we've got word of this and i looked it up online and this is -- i don't know about this whole field. aon is a u.k. company, right? aon is in ireland but we have been a u.k. company. we recently switched our global headquarters from united kingdom to ireland but it's in the financial district of london. >> when you say multiple countries have to a of this, how many are we talking about? at every continent? >> i've been told 100 countries will need to weigh in on this transaction. >> thank you. >> again, i say statements today, please refer to our website. i speak to anyone, our website will have the official information that you should be following. >> thank you. >> >> good afternoon, denise rodriguez and i wanted to take this opportunity because coronavirus, covid-19 is on everybody's mind. san francisco is quiet today. and i