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Around the world. And keys in the clouds. A mystery we dont fully understand. Come along on an adventure as we soar through the skies and travel through the seas of the caribbean where scientists hope to learn more about the effects of clouds our climates. First, we begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. The action i am taking will open up access to up to 50 billion in our shared fight against this disease. Reporter the president declares a national emergency. A national emergency. Two very big words. Reporter the house has passed a bipartisan package to provide relief to americans coping with coronavirus. Said we were going to do put Families First. Reporter a surge ofnfiden it after aru ts laringle day08. Congratulations, t ihe most volatile market ever. Reporter President Trump now says he will most likely get tested soon for the coronavirus. I didnt say i wasnt going to be tested. Reporter are you going to be . Most likely, yeah. Reporter microsoft founder bill gates says hes stepping down from the microsoft board to spend more time on philanthropic priorities. Reporter r. Kelly facing more federal charges. New racketeering charges. All that Zion Williamson paying the salaries of arena staff that have been put out of work by the coronavirus. Gloria gainor is showing fans how to survive the coronavirus. Shes doing it to the beat of her song. And all that matters. [. People of italy did not let a countrywide coronavirus lockdown keep them down. People opened up windows and hopped on to balconies to sing. On cbs this morning saturday. In the coming weeks, we will all have to make changes and sacrifices. In times of hardship, the true character of america always shines through. To those families and citizens who are worried and concerned for themselves and their loved ones, i want you to know that your federal government will unleash every authority, resource, and tool at its disposal to safeguard the lives and health of our people. This mornings eye opener is presented by brought to you by toyota lets go places. America always shines through. We like that, right . The world shines through really. Yes, indeed. People are wolf. And resilient. What a past 24 hours, what a week its been. Welcome to the weekend, everyone. Im jeff glor along with Michelle Miller and dana jacobson. We do hope everyone out there is doing okay, taking care of yourself and your family. We are certainly happy to be back broadcasting here from studio 57. Yay. Yes. We are. As you may have heard, cbs news recently had four cases of the coronavirus here at our new york broadcast center. Those employees are being treated, and they are quarantined. The building has been cleaned and disinfected. To lower the risk, we are working with a smaller staff, h. Just like so manypl being askedodo. Eaiful thing. This morning we will be dedicating our first hour to the coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. Later on, we promise more of the stories and segments that if you watch us you have come to know from our show. Its been so important having been somebody like you guys whos been watching and being a part of it, just to have that escape. Something different. We have those for you, we promise. Listen, this has affected everyone. And were adjusting. Were going to bring you the news about corona and a few other things, too. We will begin with the coronavirus. The new steps being taken to limit the spread of it across the country. On friday President Trump declared a national emergency. The move is expected to free up nearly 50 billion to combat the pandem pandemic. It stirred wall street to a lateday rally. Overnight, the 30day travel ban on foreign nationals flying from most of europe went into effect. In the u. S. , the virus has sickened more than 2,200, ll51. Early this morning, another bit of financial help was passed. After the administration reached a deal with the house on a Coronavirus Relief bill. Ben tracy is at the white house with the very latest on this. Ben, good morning. Reporter jeff, good morning. That bill cl for free testing for any american that needs one. The white house says it is going to unveil a new website as soon as tomorrow that will actually screen for who should be tested. At this point, the president still cant say when any american who needs a test can get one. I am officially declaring a national emergency. Two very big words. Reporter after weeks of downplaying the coronavirus, President Trump now says its an emergency, freeing up as much as 50 billion in funds to combat it. Cutting regulations on Health Care Providers and instructing every state to create Emergency Operations centers. The next eight weeks are critical. We can learn, and we will turn a corner on this virus. Some of the doctors say it will wash through. Reporter the president touted a plan for nationwide drivethru coronavirus testing held in the parking lots of major retailers such as walmart. When asked if he takes any responsibility for the federal governments slow roll out of testing kits, the president said this no, i dont take responsibility at all. Sick days, family medica leave, Unemployment Insurance for the children. Reporter late last night the house passed a sweeping Coronavirus Relief bill. The result of more than a dozen phone call negotiations between House Speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin. It does not include the payroll tax cut the president wanted. We had to get this testing bill passed. Reporter coronavirus test kits will now be free. But the question remains whether President Trump will actually get one after being exposed last weekend at maralago to at least one person who has tested positive. Are you being selfish by not getting tested and potentially i didnt say i wasnt going to be tested. Reporter are you going to be . Most likely, yeah. Not for that reason but because i think i will do it anyway. Reporter now despite what the president just said about most likely getting tested, late last night the white house leased a memo from the president s doctor that said at this point he doesnt need a test and that his interactions with people who are now infected have been what theyre calling low risk. Michelle . All right, ben tracy at the white house. Thank you. While washington works on a solution, the outbreak continues to spread and disrupt daily life. Overnight, apple said it will close all of its Retail Stores in the United States and around the world outside of china until march 27th. The company had recently reopened stores in china that were shuttered because of the outbreak there. The nationwide closure is the first among major u. S. Retailers. Meanwhile, muchneeded coronavirus testing is under way in one of the hardest hit communities in the u. S. Michael george is in new rochelle, new york, with that and more of what people around the nation are dealing with. Michael, good morning. Reporter gd michelle. This weekend brings little relief to people directly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic in their everyday lives with schools closing, the stock market tanking, and anxiety about staying healthy as experts warn this will likely get worse before it gets better. Across the country shoppers emptied Grocery Store shelves, stocking up on everything from toilet paper to nonperishable goods. I knew there was going to be a line but didnt know it would go to the lot. Reporter social distancing has become the new normal. Millions are staying home as schools have closed in at least 14 states. Major sporting events are canceled or postponed. The 124th running of the Boston Marathon next week has been postponed until september. 17 states have opened up drivethru testing sites for coronavirus including here in new rochelle, new york, which has one of the largest clusters of coronavirus with more than 120 people affected. They can test 200 people a day. My husbands not feeling well. Hes got throat symptoms, you know, achy and tired. He works in the city. The testing is not where it needs to be. The main way to slow the spread we know from the other countries is to do the testing. Reporter Health Care Officials say testing delays have made it hard to contain the virus. Private sector labs including roche, cleveland clinic, and Quest Diagnostics have developed their own tests and have partnered with the trump administration. Matthew binnicker of the mayo clinic headed the team that worked around the clock to come up with a test kit in just three weeks. We realize that the Public Health infrastructure wasnt going to be able to accommodate all the testing that was going to be needed and clinicl laboratories would need to participate. Reporter hospitals across the country are bracing for a surge in patients, while Emergency Rooms are already overwhelmed with people worried they have the virus. We are probably at the tip of the iceberg at this point in terms of what we are going to be seeing in Emergency Rooms over the next few weeks. Reporter and medical experts also worry if we continue to see a dramatic rise in cases, it could lead to a shortage of hospital beds and equipment like ventilators. In the worstcase scenario, lead to rationed care. Dana . Thank you. Early this morning, the president s travel ban began preventing entry for those traveler from 26 european countries. That does not include americans returning home. Europe is now the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic with cases across the continent. The entire country of italy remains under quarantine, and norway today urged its citizens against all foreign travel and those overseas to return hoe. Ian lee now from london with the latest. Reporter good morning. The number of new Coronavirus Infections and deaths across europe keep rising. The latest numbers come as the World Health Organization has a warning for the continent. In the age of pandemic, music is medicine for the heart and soul. Quarantined italians lifting spirits as the country reached another grim milestone. Its highest daily death toll. Across the continent, historical sites are empty, France Closed the louvre and eiffel tower. Europe has now become the epicenter of the pandemic with more reported cases and deaths than the rest of the worldcom bidened apart from worldcom bidened apart from china. Reporter countries are closing their borders to foreigners. Spain, most affected country after italy issued a state of alert. Outside europe, iran announced 85 deaths. But Health Officials fear the true figure may be much higher. Other countries declared restrictions on travel. In saudi arabia, authorities banned all international while new zealand declared that all arrivals need to selfisolate for two weeks, joining countries like israel. This decision will mean new zealand will have the widest ranging and toughest border restrictions of any country in the world. Reporter here in the uk, the queen is limiting official engagements. But its business as usual for her government. The prime ministers approach is radical build heard immunity. Essentially everyone gets the virus so it wont come back. That despite this warning from the w. H. O. You must take a comprehensive approach. Not testin alone, not Contact Tracing alone, not quarantine alone, not social distancing alone. Do it all. So vulnerable to the virus is a couple of things. First is the Free Movement and porous borders. Second, once the virus took hold, there has been a lack of coordination between the countries. Jeff . All right. Thank you very much. For the latest, were joined by medical contributor dr. David agus. Doctor, good morning. Good morning, jeff. We saw you last week first of all, there are a lot of disagreements over how countries should handle this. And all countries are taking different approaches to whats happening now. Many disagreements. In your estimation, doctor, where are we right now, and what else should we be doing . You know, im proud im honestly proud how the country stepped up. Weve seen it, weve seen schools closing, businesses working from home. Weve seen all of us as a country gather together to really make an impact on the spread of this virus. Its going to work. We are going to slow the spread of this virus. Were not there yet. And it may go up before it goes down. Theres a change happening in our country. I think we all can feel if. At the same time, we have the drugs that look optimistic, and theyre coming down the pipeline. You couple that together with the medical infrastructure thats also expanding, and it is for the first time im seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. Doctor, theres a lot of people that theres a disconnect here. They dont understand the extremes were taking because this is not necessarily a death sentence. Is it the spike in the infection rate over a period of time, a short period of time, that is the chief concern . No question about it. Were going to see over the next several weeks, theres going to be a lot more infection first of all, were going to test for it. We never know the true number of people until we do the testing. Were going to start doing mass testing over the next couple of weeks. Were going to see that this virus is in many of us. Most of us it will have a mild to moderate course. A bad cold and beal get over it. Were worried about people 60 and above. Every decade older, the death rate can go up. Most of those people are going to get better and do fine. Were trying to build the medical infrastructure to handle the elderly and the people with other medical conditions. And then buy some time until the drugs that look like theyre working can be ready so we can use them to lessen the effect of the disease. Those drugs youre talking about, that deals with the impacts once youre having breathing problems and issues like that. Theyre helping with those things, the symptoms. Is that correct . Some of them help with the symptoms, and some are a class of antivirals. You know, this is an rna virus. It gets inside the cell and uses our own machinery to divide. There are drugs now that can block that. Some were meant for hiv or ebola, but they exist. This virus uses the same mechanism. Were going to attack its achilles heel and work with the other viruses. I think were starting to see that its having benefit here. Theres a lot of optimism in that regard. I know as there becomes more testing available, one of the questions people have is you dont have symptoms but youve been around somebody perhaps that may have the disease. What do you do . Do you go ahead and get tested or not . I get that question, im sure you do also literally every few hours. Right now the the answer is no. Anybody who youve been exposed to somebody, we want you to selfquarantine. If you have mild symptoms, i still want you to selfquarantine right now and not go in for testing. Youre going to get better. If symptoms get worse, i want you to call your doctor and get in for testing. Right now testing is not commonplace enough for the masses to come in. And i dont want you sitting in an emergency room for a couple of hours to get a test either. If you werent positive going in, you may be coming out. I mean that somewhat facetiously. As you noted, there are people who have it and dont know it. That already. Is there a point in the future, if you had it youll know and it went away . And can you get this virus again . Those are great questions. Number one is, yes. Were going to have a test where from a drop of blood you can know, hey, i had this, and ive been exposed to it. In many countries, they have that on your cell phone, youre green if youve had it, red if you dont. And theres obviously a difference in how youre aware for the next time the virus comes around. Can you get the virus again . The true answer is we just dont know. Weve only been following this virus since the month of december in 2019. We dont yet have the longterm data to know if the virus will change, you can get it again, or in some people who dont have as potent immune response, they can get it again also. We dont know the answer. Were going to know over time. Were certainly following those really closely. And the questions continue. Dr. David agus, thank you so much. A worker at a popular Las Vegas Casino has tested positive for the coronavirus. Mgm resorts international confirmed an employee at the luxor on the Las Vegas Strip tested positive last night. The company says its working with Health Officials to determine who the worker may have come into contact with. A number of Las Vegas Casinos closed down nightclubs, spas, and buffet this week in hopes of limiting exposure to the disease. One bright spot yesterday was an intense rally on wall street during the president s declaration of a national emergency. Stocks finished up almost 2,000 points, the biggest oneday percentage gains since the 2008 financial crisis. It came a day after the biggest oneday loss since the 1987 black monday crash. Joining us to discuss the extreme volatility and what may lie ahead is andy serwer, editorinchief of yahoo finance. Good morning. Good morning. You know, i mentioned stocks finished up, but theres so much volatility. It seemed to be just what the stock market needed was that speech by the president. Were not out of the woods, are we . No, no way. I mean, and listen, im trying to get a little relief here on saturday because that was a crazy week for people who follow the markets. What a roller coaster. And i think that we have to expect more volatility in the days and weeks to come because of all this uncertainty. Its such an old saw, but its true. Wall street hates uncertainty, and this is uncertainty writ large. Andy, treasury secretary mnuchin said were in the second inning right now of stimulus efforts. Talk about what effect you think those stimulus efforts can have and how long it takes. Yeah. I mean, there are a lot of optithght no and think theyre going through them. Theyre trying to see how effective some of the things that theyve already done are, say Interest Rate cuts. Then also the measures that the president announced yesterday afternoon. But going forward, they can do things like cut payroll taxes, send checks directly to families, increase government spending, and backstop the private sector. And especially workers who get laid off. Thats a real concern for us and for the economy. Especially now that we have so many people working in the gig economy, theyre not protected at all. We really need to look at that very closely. Yeah. To that point, as people are in crisis mode, theyre wondering what do we do, do we look to our 401 k , take out loans. What should folks be doing as these businesses are closed, are shuttering, shutting down operations . What should folks do . Yeah, the thing about the 401 k , of course, is so scary. And you know, its probably a good idea not to do too much at all as far as that is concerned because youre going to be selling when the markets going down, which is just the wrong time. You need to understand also what your options are and how protected you are in terms of a layoff or in terms of sick leave or medical leave. You need to really go through that with your h. R. Department. If youre lucky enough to work at a big company. At a smaller company, talk to your boss, talk to your coworkers, try to understand how exposed you are. And then follow whats going on in terms of Government Action because you may actually need relief from the government, be it the federal or the state or the local level. And worth keeping it in perspective, too. So the last 11 years, the market was at just over 6,000, the dow, in 2009. Went almost 30,000 just a few weeks ago. Now back down to 23. Do you tell people look at your 401 k accounts right now . You just you cant look at them. We always say just dont look. And at some point, you know, things will bounce back. I dont know if its this year, next year, three years, five years, but its the American Economy which is a pretty good bet over the long haul. Andy serwer, thank you for the insight. It is about 22 minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. A coronavirus cure may be far off but scams that promise one are as close as your computer. A warning about the cons and hoaxes floating around the web. Its been more than 100 years since the u. S. Faced a pandemic like this. Theyve erupted throughout human history. Well look back at what previous generations faced and what weve learned from them. Then in our next hour, its been a cloud of uncertainty what role could clouds play in climate change. Scientists are trying to figure it out in a place better known for great vacations. Why its the perfect spot for their research and what they are learning. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Nine years ago japan was rocked by one of the worst tragedies the world has seen. Ramy inocencio will go inside the hot zone of the Nuclear Crisis to look at the massive cleanup that fills thousands of these tanks and why it will still take decades more to clean. Plus, serving a cup of kindness. Well visit a texas coffee shop where the wellbeing of Staff Members is just as important as what theyre brewing up for customers. Well be right bak. This is cbs this morning saturday. Its been more than a week since deadly tornadoes ripped through tennessee. Communities are still picking up the pieces, including nashville. The Country Music capital of the world. Don dahler shows how an Iconic Guitar Company is helping the city heal. Reporter nashville is still reeling from the killer tornadoes that plowed through town on march 3rd. Parts of music city will take months to rebuild. But as garth brooks told norah odonnell, theyll have help. Any kind of recovery effort, anything, music is usually the first one called. In that town, its a pretty safe bet that theyre going to show up. And they have. Recording artists like taylor swift, dan and shea, as well as musicians who took part in a telethon that raised at least 1. 5 million. Grammynominated artist brandy clark lives in nashville. What is it about a tragedy like this that brings out the best in people . I choose to believe that most of us are good. It comes down to our hearts and waning to help out another human. Reporter famed instrument maker gibson is donating guitars to anyone who lost theirs in a storm the band goodbye june received the very tools they use to make a living. It brings joy back. You know, it helps. It is just meaningful acts like this that helps the healing process. Reporter for the band and others, march 3rd will not be remembered as the day the music died. Don dahler, cbs news, new york. Very nice. So true. Nice to hear and listen to. And brandy clark who you saw there is going to perform later in this show. 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The doctor wanted me to drop a pint of blood because i have high hemoglobin. Reporter donations are vital now more than ever as coronavirus worries rise. Blood drives around the nation are being canceled especially in states with large outbreaks. Patients are counting on us across the country. Reporter red cross Vice President Paul Sullivan says blood banks are asking Healthy People to donate and maintain the blood supply. Whether its people in emergency situations, whether its car accidents, people giving birth, blood is a vital part of our health care system. And we need to make sure that we have it available for the patients. Going to go far back reporter to help keep donors safe, the red cross is taking everyones temperature when they walk in the door and undergo a private health screening. The centers and equipment are also regularly disinfected from top to bottom. The ross is also screening their own staff, taking every employees temperature when they arrive at work. As far as the blood supply, the Organization Says at this point theres no evidence coronavirus can be spread through blood. Carlton says donating now is a nobrainer. Blood is need ed and blood is wanted. Reporter here helps more donors come forward to help. Cbs news, pasadena, california. The other nobrainer would be if youre not feeling well, dont go. Good news, you get cookie and juice usually afterwards. I love that hes the one with the high hemoglobin. If you are and able, you can help, please do so. Yeah. Absolutely. Much has been made of the physical dangers of coronavirus. What is the psychological toll of all the quarantines, cancelations, and uncertainty . Ahead well look at how to stay mentally healthy in an unpredictable time. First, heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Experts say it will be some time before a Coronavirus Vaccine is available. That hasnt stopped bogus cures from showing up all over the web. What to watch out for next. 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New yorks attorney general called the claims a serious threat to americas wellbeing. Jones questionable Side Business is far from unique. Catherine herridge joins us with more on how some people are taking advantage in a time of fear. Catherine, good morning. Thank you, good morning. The secret service took our cbs news team inside the Global Operations center here in washington that tracks transnational crimes. Cyber criminals are opportunists who hijack major news events for financial gain, and covid19 is no different. Cyber criminals are taking advantage of a weary public. The scam started with a Google Search for masks. Reporter websites like this ensnare victims by offering hardtoget medical supplies for outrageous prices. You can see the total cost o reporter 5,000 . 5,000. They were requesting payment up front. Reporter cbs news got exclusive access to this Global Operations center where the secret service is tracking the spike in coronavirus cyber crime. Any time theres a heightened element of fear such as with the coronavirus, criminals are going to exploit that. Reporter if you get an email like this, what are the red flags . They request western union, money gram, or bitcoin as forms of payment. A legitimate business will offer payments through invoicing or through credit cards. Reporter hackers are also mimicking legitimate government agencies. This email claiming to be from the World Health Organization promises safety tips. Agents are urging the public to be on alert for misspellings, bad grammar, and not to open attachments if you dont know the sender. The actors are going to take advantage of the situation and milk it for all that its worth. Reporter adam meyers with crowdstrike says cyber criminals are working all of the angles. There are plenty of threat actors who will use phone scams, as well. Reporter how does that work . They will call up. They will know a lot about you and would build that trust. You follow the instruction. Call back and make sure its something legitimate. Reporter with more people working from home in the weeks ahead, the secret service says the risk will only increase because most Home Computers dont have the same security features as a company network. Michelle . Important information, catherine. Thank you. It still boggles my minds how people come up with these ideas to scam folks in times of crisis. Trying to take advantage yeah. Its terrible. We said earlier, we see the best of people in times of crisis. U unfortunately, worst in some. Some people get fooled. Theyre anxious. Thats why folks are good at doing this because they know they can dew point people. There is dupe people. There is one symptom of the coronavirus that is widespread. The extreme anxiety many of us are experiencing. Next, psychiatrist and author dr. Gail saltz tells us how to manage our mental lives in the midst of the outbreak and what we should be telling our children at this time. 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First of all, i think people need to understand that what theyre feeling is normal. You know, pathologizing or making yourself feel weird about why am i freaked out is not h g helpful. It is true. There are some Dangerous Things going on, and we have an evolutionary, builtin system to react with anxiety, to alert us to things that we should avoid and be concerned about. Its normal. But there is for many people this feeling of lack of control. The scariness that has Health Concerns involved. So there are a number of things that one can do to feel that you have more control in a situation. And that will help with the anxiety. And those are following the directions that Expert Health advisers have suggested. You know, have your purell, have some be stocked occupy things. Do your social distancing. Do the things that feel like problem solving. Beyond that, you really want to do some things to reduce anxiety in general. And things that really help with anxiety, for example, are daily aerobic exercise of some sort. You can do that in your thatn u apartment. Do it outside when you arent around other people. And and doing aerobic exercise reduces reduces anxiety level. I would suggest most people take their news alerts off their phone. Take things that are going to zing you on an hourly basis with some sort of information, much of which you dont need, some of come is incorrect, and pick one source, for example cdc. Gov, that you get the information that you do need on a onceamaybe twiceaday basis, but repeatedly having the news actually stokes many people. And thats really not helpful in terms of your anxiety. Pay attention to have regular sleep. If you are staying home which many people are doing now, set up a structure for yourself. Get up at a regular time. Dont stay in your p. J. S all day. Put on your clothes. Do your do your work, set up a work space that feels comfortable to you, that feels more structured to you, create a schedule. Dr. Saltz all good advice. Im sorry, didnt want to interrupt but thats where i want to go. A lot of people are home more than they expected to be with people theyre not usually home with at all times, their families. This is a very changing routine. How can people try to adjust to some of that . Because that alone produces anxiety in those close borders. Yes. It does. I mean, were social creatures, and bonding is actually a way that we reduce our anxiety. So first i want to say to people that, yes, you may need to be home to social distance. But stay in touch with people that you normally stay in touch with. So this is the case where social media and other methods of using the internet and your phone are helpful. You want to have conversations with family, with friends, with coworkers. So continue that conversation to stay bonded and talk about how youre feeling, if that makes you feel better. But as i was saying earlier, create a structure in your day. So set up your your desk somewhere, not at the kitchen table, preferably. Somewhere that feels reasonable that you can get work done. And have a time that you get up, have a time that you have laid out that you do your various things. Take a break to do some exercise. Take a break to consider doing a relaxation technique. This is very useful for people that dont do it already, nows a good time to start. There are many apps that allow you to practice mindfulness or other sorts of relaxation techniques. You can do this with the people in the home now with you. Thats great all thereof is great advice, apologies for interrupting. I want to ask quickly, we dont have much time. Yes. When youre talking to kids about this, how much should you do that, how do you handle that . Kids take their cue from you. So if you can establish the structure, the calm, the routines, they will take their cue from you. And answer their questions, of course as they have them. Dont volunteer more information than, frankly, thats developmentally appropriate or that theyre asking for. And if you can stay not im barely calm but, you know, i really we got this. Were going to get through this. And this is the way were going to do it. Were going to follow these rules so to speak. You will help your child to actually be able to stay calm and let them voice to you their concerns. Good advice. Thank you. The coronavirus my pleasure. Sorry about that, dr. Gail. The coronavirus pandemic may seem unprecedented, but its hardly the first time the human race has been plagued literally by widespread and devastating illness. Well look back at the long history of pandemics and how weve gotten through them. If youre heading out the door, dont forget to set your dvr to record cbs this morning saturday. 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Every pandemic is different, every one frightening and managed in a different way. The scientific criteria for an influenza pandemic have been met. Reporter the most recent pandemic before this was the 2009 flu called h1n1 or swine flu. Further spread is considered inevitable. Reporter as many of us remember, it led to a chaotic scramble to vaccine the most vulnerable those over the age of 65, under the age of 5, and pregnant women. I dont want anybody to be alarmed, but i do want everybody to be prepared. Reporter before it tapered off in the spring of 2007, h1n1 taked between 10 and 20 of the population and killed up to 575,000. A decade before h1n1, the World Helth Organization issued its first pandemic plans in 1999. That was five years after Richard Prestons chilling International Bestseller the hot zone, come detailed the origins of two terrifying Central African diseases, including ebola. You got 19 dead. You got hundreds more ineffect effected. Reporter outbreak imagined an ebolalike outbreak in california. Weve got to get people in their houses and keep them there. Were not doing it because i just drove through 100 contagion examined the breakdown of social order during an outbreak. We have a virus, no treatment protocol and no vaccine at this time. Reporter hollywood often deals in fastmoving fiction. But the world has seen slower, more pandemic in history was the black death. Between 1347 and 1351. The bubonic plague killed up to million including between 30 and 60 of europes population. Later, smallpox was responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths a year, peaking in the 18th century. It remains the only Infectious Disease thats been completely erdicated. Cholera became widespread in the 19th century and remains a major problem in areas without a clean water supply. The worst pandemic of the 20th century was the spanish flu. The original outbreak involving h1n1. It killed up to 100 million. One quarter of the worlds population has been infected with tuberculosis. Malaria is always a threat in tropical regions. Neither, though, are currently considered pandemics. The only other disease classified as such today is hiv aids. First identified by the cdc in 1981. Because of the hiv virus that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. Reporter it was this announcement from nba legend Magic Johnson in 1991 that helped the world realize hiv aids could affect anyone. I plan on going on, living for a long time. Bugging you guys like i always have. Reporter while treatments have improved dramatically, the disease has killed more than 32 million over the past three decades. We all remember that moment, right . Yes, we do. We forget he has lived through it. These past 30 years. I think we also forget the fear that originally was there being so uncertain as to how you would acquire the disease. We know now. We didnt then. Right. As they say, nothing spreads like fear. Right. Right. Well said. Research, not hysteria. Information. Well have much more on the coronavirus outbreak coming up in our next half hour. Well go back into the nations first containment zone where testing is under way. And well hear what a young nba star is doing to help some who are out of work because of the outbreak. For some of, your local news is next. And well have a weather update thats up next. The rest, stay with us. Youre watching cbs this morning saturday. Welcome back. As the world tries to slow the spread of coronavirus, some students in taiwan have built a weapon against the disease. It uses a robot built from legos to encourage kids to watch their hands. Tina krause has that story. Reporter students are stepping up every chance they get to interact with a new robot at this Elementary School in taiwan. Once an ultrasonic sensor identities a hand, it sprays disinfectant, a first line of defense. This sixth grader helped build the robot. He says, all the students think its very cool and are now more willing to wash their hands. A recorded voice inside the contraption shouts, washing hands is super, to encourage kids to keep coming back. After the Fukushima Nuclear disaster nine years ago, kids started learning basic principles of robotics to help solve problems in their hometown. The schools robotic coach calls this lego bot a simple concept thats keeping students ahead of the curve as the world rushes to contain covid19. Tina krause, cbs news, london. Simple, effective, but fun. I know. What will they think of next when it comes to legos . Right. Anything that can help kids understand that. As we know, theyre not always the best at washing hands. We love that. Well be right back after this. Welcome to cbs this morning saturday. Im Michelle Miller with jeff glor and thats me dana jacobson. Come on, share. Her names written in prompter. Thats why she looked. Its okay. Ti through it all. And as we do get through this difficult time, one nation is remembering the anniversary of one of its darkest times. It was a triple threat disaster involving tremors, tidal waves and a nuclear meltdown. Well get incredible, rare access to see how one hardhit area is farm full recovery. Plus, theyve got their heads in the clouds trying to better understand changing climate. Were going to take you to a caribbean island to hear about new Scientific Research on clouds and why this location is the Perfect Place for it. Then, got to love this, theres coffee and tea on the menu and love in the hearts of the people who run and work at this texas cafe. Were going to tell you what is special about the staffing there. Thats all ahead. First, our top story this hour. Washington is taking steps to limit the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. On friday, President Trump declared the Global Pandemic a national emergency. That frees up about 50 billion to state and local governments to combat the virus. The announcement led to a lateday rally on wall street. The Dow Jones Industrial average gained 1,900 points for the day but remains down 20 from its alltime high last month. Overnight the president s ban on travel by foreign nationals flying from europe also went into effect. To date there have been more than 2,200 cases of coronavirus in the u. S. , with aths. Early this morning, more help was on the way with the president s approval, the house passed a bipartisan agreement testing and paid family leave to the victims. Ben tracy is at the white house with more. Ben, what exactly does this bill do for americans . Reporter well, its called the Families First Coronavirus Response act. This would provide free testing for any american who needs one, and it would provide paid sick leave and Unemployment Benefits for those who are impacted by this virus. Now this was largely hammered out by House Speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin who negotiated over the phone in about a dozen conversations during the past few days. The speaker told reporters last night that the legislation prioritizes three things testing, testing, and testing. And she says there will likely be a need for more legislation to help prop up the economy as the virus takes its toll. So far President Trump is not getting the one thing that he wanted a payroll tax holiday. That got a cool reception on capitol hill from both democrats and republicans. Now here at the white house, the president s doctor says there is still no need for President Trump to get a coronavirus test even though he has now been exposed to at least two people who have tested positive for the virus. Jeff . Ben tracy at the white house. Thank you so much. As the Government Works on its solution, people across the country are dealing with long lines for supplies, long days at home, and little options when it comes to testing. Though in a few areas, that is changing. Michael george is live in one of the hardest hit areas, new rochelle, new york. Michael . Reporter good morning, jeff. Every part of American Life is now being impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Schools and businesses are closing, wall street is taking huge losses, and hundreds of millions of americans are worried about their health. Across the country shoppers emptied Grocery Store shelves, stocking up on everything from toilet paper to nonperishable goods. I knew there was going to be a line, but didnt know there was going to be a line that goes around the block. Reporter social distancing has become the new normal. Millions of americans are staying home as schools have closed in at least 14 states. Major sporting events are either canceled or postponed. The 124th running of the Boston Marathon next week has been postponed until september. 17 states have opened up drivethru testing sites for coronavirus, including here in new rochelle, new york, which has one of the largest clusters of coronavirus with more than 120 people affected. They can test 200 people a day. My husbands not feeling well. Hes got throat symptoms. Hes achy and tired. And he works in the city. The testing is not where it needs to be, right. The main way to slow the spread as we know from all the other countries is to do the testing, isolate the possess. Reporter Health Care Officials say testing delays have made it hard to contain the virus. Private sector labs including roach, cleveland clinic, and Quest Diagnostics have their own tests and have partnered with the trump administration. Matthew binnicker of the mayo clinic headed the team that worked around the clock to come up with a test kit in just three weeks. We realize that the Public Health infrastructure wasnt going to be able to accommodate all the testing that was going to be needed and that Clinical Laboratories would need to step up and participate. Reporter hospitals across the country are bracing for a surge in patients. While Emergency Rooms are already overwhelmed when people worried they have the virus. We are probably at the tip of the iceberg at this point in terms of what we are going to be seeing in Emergency Rooms over the next few weeks. Reporter and another concern for Health Care Providers if we continue to see a rise in cases as we have over the past week, hospitals could be overwhelmed with patients and face a shortage of beds and ventilators. Michelle . All right, michael george, thank you. And we got word yesterday of what may be one of the most glaring signs of how much the Airline Industry is struggling under the weight of the virus. Delta airlines announcing that they are cutting its number of flights by a whopping 40 . Thats the largest cut in the history of the airline. Even more than the days that followed 9 11. Back then the federal government provided aid including loan guarantees to u. S. Airlines, deltas ceo says he hopes the same will be true for this downturn. But that he could wait for washington to act. Its also hitting the cruise industry very hard. President trump tweeted friday that four major cruise lines, carnival, near weej an and nsc will halt for 30 days. This after the state department advised against travel on cruise ships citing an increased risk of infection. With the nba season suspended because of the outbreak, new Orleans Pelicans star one is pitching in to help out workers at his keeps arena. The 19yearold rookie says hes going to cover the workers sam reece for the next 30 days. He joins stars like Blake Griffin and kevin love in pledging to help arena employees who are missing out on paychecks. All told, more than 9 hitandrun prohundred professional events have been canceled or postponed because of the crisis. I want to give a shout out to yanis has pledged the same. Mark cuban with the mavs in dallas, those are owners that have already said that they are going to help out their workers in some way. You hope that that giving keeps going because those are the people that really are hit right away. Zions a teenager. Right. And i mean, it goes to show, it doesnt matter how old you are. You can do the right thing. Stepping up and stepping out first. So quickly. Yeah. Nba, nhl, these are arenas that are out there that would be filled right now. Maybe more of those cities hard hit. I mean, these are like lowwage workers who often are paycheck to paycheck. Black griffins in detroit. Thats one example. Zion in new orleans. I know new orleans well. 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Cbs Ramy Inocencio was given rare access to the ghostly restricted area surrounding the fukushima plant. Reporter no, this isnt fukushima in 2011. This is japans radiationdevastated region now. People are allowed to pass through quickly, but still not allowed to live here. The beeping youre hearing is my docemeter going off telling me were being extoposesed to nucr radiation. Were in the nogo zone. People havent lived here for the past nine years, and buildings still look like this. In 2011, more than 18,000 people were killed after a tremendous reactors that cut power and water to millions. Maintenance and cleanup continue to this day with the ruined reactors encased in new containment shields to wall off radiation. Tokyo electric power or tepco granted cbs news rare access to show progress being made. We geared up from socks to vests and our own personal radiation counters. We had our baseline radiation levels checked to compare with when we leave, then headed out to the site of the worlds worst Nuclear Catastrophe since chernobyl. Were about 100 times normal background radiation, tepco employees say this is safe as long as we dont stay here for very long. This past week, a new movie about fukushima was released in time for this anniversary. Retelling a disaster that needed little to dramatize further. Robots are only just starting to survey damage done. Lethal radiation is still generated by melted fuel inside, but a technological cleanup is decades away. Another problem is political. Water needed to cool the reactors is building up, and space is running out. Its a not in my back yard anxiety. More than 1,000 tanks hold more than 1. 2 million tons of tainted water. That can fill nearly 500 olympicsize swimming pools. The most pressing question now is what to do with all of this treated water. Tepco says the most realistic option is to release all of it into the ocean and that its safe. Kenji abe who cowtoured us arou is the Public Relations manager. Were thoroughly inspecting fish and can confirm theres no fishery contamination, and if we dilute water when disposing of it there wont be any problems. It would be perfectly fine to do a controlled, monitored release. Reporter lake barrett agrees, hes oversaw the u. S. three Mile Island Nuclear accident and says japans emotions are still running high. People are legaling from the emotion of the accident. There is distrust. People feel the harmful rumors that people might not eat the fish. There would be those concerns. Reporter and with japan hosting the summer olympics this year, the torch relay is scheduled to begin in the country just minutes away from the nuclear plant. What do you tell people who are nervous about coming to japan . Fukushima will be in the spotlight, says abe. 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They cover on average twothirds of the earths surface, but scientists still understand precious little about clouds. Some believe they hold the key to unlocking the mysteries of climate change. Recently in an precedented study was launched to explore them. It far place as far east as you can go in the caribbean islands. The most ideal place to do it. And we were invited along for an upclose look. Its the dead of night on the caribbean island of barbados. But for the crew of noahs o ri on p3 aircraft, the day is just getting started. This Hurricane Hunter usually flies into monster storms to learn how they grow. Lets go ahead and turn and start climbing. Reporter on this night, we watched as the team dropped remote sensors, lo almost 60 ov eight hours. Im going to hear that in my sleep. Reporter to gather data about a subject that only becomes visible with the rising sun. So where we want to be is just below cloud base looks like theres some cells lining up. Reporter the white, puffy cumulus clouds this tropical region is famous for may be the crucial missing puzzle piece for anyone trying to predict the rate of climate change. If we dont understand clouds, can we ever be accurate in climate modeling . No. You cant. Because theyre a huge part of te climate system. Hes actually reporter Chris Farrell is noaas lead investigator for an unprecedented sixweeklong field exercise called atomic. This is like the biggest largescale open air Cloud Laboratory in the atlantic. Reporter youre as far east as youre going to get here which is why barbados is the spot to do this. Yes, thats right. A sweet spot for doing this kind of work. Reporter youre flooding the atmosphere with just about everything i can think of. Its drones two, one we brought out, you know, a fleet of ships and aircraft, balloons, everything we could think of. Reporter the idea is to get as many different data points. Right. Reporter clouds may live in the air, but theyre created by conditions far below on and beneath the surface of the ocean. So to fully understand them, you need a ship. How you doing . Good. Reporter im jeff. Noaa has one. The ron brown, a stateoftheart floating science platform. This is a heavily instrumented surf board. Reporter dr. Elizabeth thompson runs the Science Program on board. Its a surf board thats taking these incredibly complicated measurements. I dont think a human would enjoy surfing on it, but the instruments do a fine job. The issue with tropical clouds is theyre really shallow. So its really difficult for our satellites to get all of the properties of those small, little clouds right. Reporter instead of relying on satellites, thompson and her team unleash dozens of remote vehicles across hundreds of square miles of ocean for six full weeks. Most of the heat in the Global Climate system is at the equator, where the sun beats down, is the most strong on the oeans surface. The heat has to get dissipated somewhere. Clouds are like air conditioning systems. Clouds are trying to redistribute energy. The global models that are tasked with predicting Sea Level Rise in florida, how hurricane strength will change in 100 years, all of that is kind of determined on how well we can predict weather in the tropics. Reporter the tropics affects everything else. Yeah. The rate at which the earth warms is really dependent on how these clouds work. And thats why were here. My team has instruments for measuring temperature, humidity, wind. Reporter but thompson is not alone here. The project is multinational, involving british, french, and german scientists. Its our most sophisticated instrument reporter including bjorn stevens, who has been studying clouds from the barbados observatory for more than a decade. These clouds are interesting because they regulate Earths Energy budget a lot. If you change the clouds a little bit it influences the climate. As the climate warms, the question is what happens to these sorts of clouds. Reporter stevens hopes the data will help scientists narrow down the wide range of predictions about how much the planet will warm and how fast. Go go launch it now. Okay. Reporter some have forecast a worst case scenario, where these clouds and the protection from sunlight they provide disappear completely. As we pump more co2 into the atmosphere. That will lead to more sunlight at the surface which will enhance or increase the pace of warming. But the models treat these things crudely. Were here to see if we can figure out whats right. Here we go. I think were already in reporter you see clouds every day and dont think what a massive role they play. Yeah, thats right. Unlike a guy that builds radars and flies on airplanes and tries to understand one cloud at a time, im just like one of the guys out there pushing that my little rock up the hill. Reporter you get guide when he youre talking giddy when youre talking about clouds. Im mr. Cloud. Reporter all of it means barbados, typically known as a destination for sun seekers one, two, three reporter is quickly gaining fame as a place for cloud hunters, too. Mr. Cloud may a villain in a comic book. A hero in the Scientific Community right now. Its amazing some of the work theyre doing. As they say, what happens in the tropics doesnt stay in the tropics. I know they said the clouds are the air conditioning system for all of us. Was there any big takeaway that they do know already right now . Theyre still compiling all of this data. Its going to take years to put it together. I wouldnt necessarily expect a eureka moment. Its these incremental advances they make, as we understand a little bit more about climate and about whats happening every single day. Yeah. Just looking at the long game and fearing what may happen with the disappearance of our clouds. It kind of puts coronavirus into perspective. Doesnt it . I mean, this is an immediate danger right now. But this is the long term. Ever present. Should we be as concerned about things like this, too . Coming up, no concern here. Just coffee with compassion. Well take you away in a different way. How one texas cafe is brewing up hope for its young employees. For some of you local news and weather is next. The rest, stay with us, youre watching cbs this morning saturday. For those of you with us we have a tale of kindness told through an unusual lens. That of a Police Officers body camera. Dan dahler has the story. Happy birthday to you reporter everyones 1st birthday is important, but this one was really special. It started a little earlier in the evening. Two Gwinnett County Police Officers spotted a woman on the street. How you doing, maam . Where you trying to get to . You want a ride . Please. Come on. Thank you so much. Reporter footage captured the officers conversation with the unnamed woman. Todays my daughters birthday. Shes turning 1. Really . Reporter thats when the sergeant had an idea. Come here. Im going to give you my credit card. Get her a birthday cake with a with a number 1 candle. Reporter when they reached home hi how are you . Oh. Big hugs. Reporter this actually happened back in january. Their supervisors didnt know about it until they routine audit of body cam footage turned it up. I dont think it has anything to do in general with being a police officer. I think i think a lot of people do that every day. It just doesnt get seen. Happy birthday to you reporter the little girl will likely have many more happy birthdays with many more gifts. But for her mother, this single act of kindness just might be the best. Yay reporter dan dahler, cbs news, new york. I mean, Little Things go a really long way. That is Community Policing on steroids. Exactly. Exactly. So nice. Well be right back. Welcome back to cbs this morning saturday. Weve been chatting up about all the incredible news were bringing to you. So much. Every saturday. We begin this half hour with one of our favorite things here. Guess coffee. There it is. And wild everyone has their favorite way of drinking it, cream, sugar, black, we found one cafe thats serving every cup with some hope. Heres mireya villarreal. Hi, welcome in, guys. Reporter its hard to imagine that a year ago this bubbly barista behind the counter at la la land kind cafe s struggling. What would have happened if you didnt work here . Feel like if this light be never came into my life, i would probably be suffering from depression. I would probably be trying to still make it on my own, probably on the streets somewhere. Reporter this dallas coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sierra and crystal. I was a foster kid. Dad didnt care about me. Have a whole big family, you know, they didnt care about me. So i felt alone until la la land, my family. Reporter in texas alone, more than 1,200 youth aged out of the system last year, and many end up on the streets. Were not in the business of coffee. We just serve coffee. Were definitely in the business of kindness. Reporter la la land owner francois rahani created a program where foster youth can learn how to make it in the real world. So far hes hired nine. Our goal is to open 1,000 stores, 10,000 stores, whatever it is, and hire as many youth as possible. Reporter that cuts into your profits. Of course. I mean, but theres theres a balance in life. We have a duty to our society to help the ones who are in neter with a foster family after her father sexually abused her when she was 15. Its still difficult to talk about her journey. I just try to push it behind me because it it happened. And i just want to move forward. Reporter sierra admits shes got a lot of healing to do, but shes thankful shes finally found a place she can call home. Coming to la la land is not just working. Its like an overall attitude pickup. Reporter best part of working here . Having people who believe in me. It lets me work after my goals and believe in myself. Here you go reporter for cbs this morning saturday, mireya villarreal, dallas. Job, home, basic things like that. When somebody can have that, no matter the trauma, sometimes it can give you that purpose that you need which is exactly what we see there. Shes got it. Yeah. Shes got it. Right now, well look at the weather for your weekend. Hes taken middle eastern cuisine to new heights. 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Com this morning on the dish, chef eyal shani is a superstar in israel where hes a judge on the master chef. Hes turned his casual pita restaurant, his nan, into a global success. When i sat down with him last year, he had opened a second location of the highend eatery right here in new york. This restaurant is based on the same one you have this tel aviv. Yes. Where did the idea come from for the first restaurant . There was no idea. I have no idea i have no concept. I hate concepts. Concepts is to look and try to find a system that will succeed. Its a kind of manipulation. I dont like it. It is that philosophy which might help explain the transformation of his restaurant over the course of an evening. When somebody comes in here to dine, what do you hope they experience or walk away with . I hope a very specific thing that their life will be changed forever. From a meal . From a meal. Its not logic to believe in that, but i cannot stop. The early seating has the trappings of a traditional restaurant. But the late seating moefrphs io this. [ cheers ] a feast for all the senses. He brought the jamboree with him from tel aviv. After years of shaking up the restaurant scene in his homemade, he says he was looking for new sources of inspiration. I came to new york because i saw and i understood everybody that is living in the world is dreaming about that city. Its a huge thing. He started with israeli street food. Early last year he opened a restaurant in the chelsea market. She says the pita is one of the best translators of a citys atmosphere. I mean i could take the Main Elements of the city and translate them into a food that in the end into a pita. When first came to new york, i asked myself what is the sandwich of the city. Then i asked somebody, one of my suppliers, he said meat. A burger. I see, of course, the burger. So i understood that i have to make a new burger for that city. Reporter shani sears his burger on one side with cheese. He then folds it which traps the steal and crisps the cheddar. Finally, the burger is put inside a pita with aoli, sour cream, peppers, and pickles. Im making a fool of myself eating this because thats how good it is. Its great. My cohosts are going to hate me because they dont get one. His naan is also known for breathing life into a veggie long thought of as bland, the roasted cauliflower. How many flowers do we have inten . One. That is the flower, and that is the leaves around the seeds. So in all the restaurants, chefs use to break it. When i understood they just want flower, decided not to break the flower. You should feel this. Its more flower for you. My gosh. Yeah. With your hands now to break it. Smell it. Its it melts in your mouth. Shanis secret actually believing that each ingredient is a living creature with its own will and developing a connection to it. The question is tomato is a tomato . The answer will always be no. Its not a tomato. Its something else. If its something else, what it is . That is the journey of a cook, what is a tomato . What is a carrot . Why theyre different . What do you want . Butter with tomato seeds, its the best composition in the world. Shani doesnt just bring his own take on the food and atmosphere in his restaurants, you see his philosophy in how theyre run. Take this restaurant which is only open three nights a week. How can that work as a Business Model . Its a 1 million question. Literally, right . Shani says most businesses only make money a few days a week anyway. And after three nights that go into the wee hours, he and the staff have nothing left to give. Its almost impossible to be in the meal is on each dish. To do it every day, seven days or six days a week and to be real authentic to your creation, its a big lie. You cannot do it. You have to refresh your soul before you are doing it. You have to be starved do it. It almost seems as if eyal shani wants to feed your soul with each bite. I cannot change your life, i can change one moment. I can give you an experience that would shock you. In this way your life change. And in the end, people are climbing the tables literally when it comes literally, yes. Its always like that. I loved him. It wasphin food. What what is an eggplant . It makes such a difference. You think the care he takes with everything. I remember that burger. That burger, that cauliflower, just amazing. Ain, ithe way he approaches the whole idea. A vegan or a turkey chicken option . Im sure you can do that, michelle. Im sewer. Just delicious. Thats all i remember. Next, brandy clark, the sixtime grammy nominee has written songs for some of the biggest names in music but has leased three acclaimed albums of her own. She will perform songs from her brandnew release ahead. You are watching cbs this morning saturday. [coughs] kim is now demonstrating her congestion. 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Arriving in nashville, she first lent her talents to were artists including Miranda Lambert and Casey Musgraves before stepping into the spotlight by herself. Last week she released her third collection, your life is a record. Heres brandy clark with who you thought it was. Just wannabe a cowboy a shadow in a sunset thats why i started smoking cigarettes you still wannabe a cowboy you still wannabe evidence drive a pink cadillac car thats why i learned to play the guitar you still wannabe others theres a lot of things i used to want to do till i met you now i wannabe honest now i wannabe fair now i wannabe the me i should have been when we were together i wannabe least almost close to worth your love i wannabe who you thought i was used to wanna join the circus hang around with the freak show wish i learned to walk a tightrope for you still want to join the circus you still want to stay 18 used to want an air stream with a lawn chair tumbleweed view now i just want you and i wannabe honest now i wannabe better now i wannabe the me i should have been when we were together i wannabe at least almost close to worth your love i wannabe who you thought i was theres a lot of things i used to wannabe until you stopped loving me now i wannabe steady i wannabe forever now i wannabe the me i could have been when we were together i wannabe at least almost close to worth your love i wannabe who you thought i was yeah i wannabe who you thought i was [ applause ] dont go away. 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Side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, belly pain, and decreased appetite, which lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. I have it within me to lower my a1c. Ask your doctor about trulicity. Have a great weekend, everybody. Shout out to everybody in our booth who made today happen. Thank you. We leave you now with more music from brandy clark. Well is pawn shop. She pushed her wedding ring across the counter so tell me that its worth more than i think theres a bus baton rouge leaves in an hour and 90 cash buys me a seat that quarter carat pictureperfect dream wasnt all it was cracked up to be it aint stolen it aint hot someone told me it cost a lot man aint that the truth thought id wear it my whole life never even crossed my mind back when it was new end up in a pawn shop on charlotte avenue he walked in with it slung over his shoulder he said maam youll never give me a fair price but this young mans town just watching me get older and the songs i sing dont feed my kids and wife theres a few belt buckle crashes on the back scratches on the back and its a little flecked it aint stolen it aint hot someone told me it cost a lot man aint that the truth thought id be my whole life never even crossed my mind back when it was new it would end up in avenue dreams dont die even when theyre broken tomorrow when thatta or that we band will start a new dream a secondhand it aint stolen it aint hot someone told me it cost a lot man aint that the truth thought id own it my whole life never even crossed my mind back when it was new it would end up in a pawn shop on charlotte avenue [ applause ] for those of you still with us, we have more music from brandy clark. There is love is a fire. It will light up your smile when it lights up you smoke and buy you a drink that will burn in your throat with lips soaked in kerosene a kiss is a match it just takes one to makeole d love is a fire out of control a desperate desire the higher it goes once a park president devils dancing in your heart and soul you know it cant be contained no it wont be tamed love is a fire lets go down in flames we both been burned but were still gonna play cuz fools never learn not do it babe well burn up this bed till we burn down this house well end up ashes but we cant stop it now love is a fire oh, say, can you see, by the dawns early light, what so proudly we haild at the twilights last gleaming . Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro the perilous fight, oer the ramparts we watchd, were so gallantly streaming . And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof thro the night that our flag was still there. O say, does that starspangled banner yet wave oer the land of the free and the home of the brave . From