The northeast and part of the country particularly the new york metropolitan area, the curve was like this. When you look at what we saw in the Southern States when we tried to reopen, the curve was also like this. Right now, the curve is like that. It is going up at a very rapid rate. And you looked in a most every single day, in fact gives you another record. Having said that you do not want people to get terrified. But you want them to understand that we can do something about that. By mitigation methods. And also, help is on the way. So we should not look upon this as a hopeless situation. And one of the things, when you get covid fatigue, which is understandable, that people just throw up their heads and say heck, we are not going to be able to do anything about it so lets do what we want to do, that is the wrong decision. Because vaccines are coming. And they are going to be available relatively soon. If we can hang in there with the mitigation methods. And implementing them. We can get out of this. There is this very sober message on the one hand. But there is a hopeful message monday, a live conversation with former president barack obama. Hes interviewed by Washington Post opinions columnist Michelle Noris and Mellon Foundation president elizabeth alexander. Former president barack obama, live monday at 11 30 a. M. Eastern on book tv on cspan2. Next 1979 mountain and the massacre of pol pots killing fields along the taiwan, cambodian border. After that, prime ministers questions with u. K. Leader, Boris Johnson then from a energy secretary, earnest moneys howst joins a discussion on cities are transitioning to clean energy. [flute playing]