This pandemic looms large over most of your waking hours. But you also might find it the stuff of dreams, bad dreams as well. As Susan Spencer will report in our cover story. Life in quarantine can get a little bland. But dreams in quarantine, theyre a whole different story. Whats the most outlandish dream youve heard so far. The most outlandish scary dream is where oprah was rounding up people to be her audience, and her henchmen were imprisoning them in a giant warehouse that had mattresses spaced six feet apart. How about you, any weird dreams lately . Ahead on sunday morning. Pauley what does a standup comedian do when a shutdown leaves him without a live audience. If he is Jerry Seinfeld, youll find him in conversation with us. Everyones life sucks. My life sucks, too, perhaps not quite as much. Reporter when Jerry Seinfeld taped his new netflix special a few months ago, he had no idea how relevant it would be today. Reporter the whole idea that everyones life sucks seems appropriate right now. Yes. It is also great, youre alive. Reporter stuck at home with Jerry Seinfeld, later on sunday morning. Pauley add rock star graham nash of the lives of performers sidelined by the pandemic. This morning he is talking to Anthony Mason for the record. Reporter vietnam, woodstock, protests, sinner ansinger and activist grm nash has seen a lot over the decades, but nothing has come close to this. Weve been talking a long time over the years, and it has never been this weird, has it. Teach your children well reporter words from an english, coming up on sunday morning. Pauley rita braver finds the class of 2020 lamenting the loss of caps, gowns, and promise. We discuss home life with a studio in the basement. Seth doane takes in the view from a balcony. Plus lee cowan on isolation. Steve hartman, jim gaffigan, even some cartoons from the new yorker, on this sunday morning, the 17th of may, 2020. Well be back after this. Pauley bad enough that coronavirus anxieties complicate everyday life, worse yet, when those anxieties become the stuff of dreams. Our cover story is reported by Susan Spencer. Reporter poet jackie wang fills her quarantine days with the peaceful sound of her harp, but her dreams at night tell a different story. I had an airplane dream, where we were flying into a dark cloud, and i was, like, oh, no, this plane needs to be grounded. This is not good. Well, there is a metaphor. Yeah, exactly. Reporter metaphors fill the pages of her dream journal, which these days reads like a psychological thriller. I dreamed that someone dreamed of a dead person on a gurney. Reporter can you summarize for me the general impact you feel that the pandemic has had on your dreams . It has made my dreams more vivid, and ive been having dreams with recurring apocalypse and economic desperation. Reporter and then there is this familiar theme. I had a dream that i was preparing for my wedding, but i had too much cases of toilet paper. [laughter] reporter you cant be too careful. Exactly. Reporter from toilet paper nightmares to tidalwaves consuming new york, these days reports of bizarre, pandemicdriven dreams are everywhere. I dreamed that i had to do my show, but i had to do it some place where no one could find me. Most people who are chronically sleep deprived are staying at home. Reporter so the longer you sleep, the more likely you are to dream. Yes. Reporter this psychologist is studied dreams after 9 11 and is now collecting pandemic dreams, more than 6,000 so far. The single takeaway from the survey is the worlds dreams are more anxious than at normal periods and times. Reporter and less literal than dreams after 9 11. I see fewer dreams overtly about the pandemic than people who dreamed about buildings falling down or the planes crashing into them, and somewhat more mes phors metapho. And i think it is because the virus is an invisible menace. Reporter one popular iimage. Ive seen images of every kind of bugs, flying or racing at the dreamer, grasshoppers with vampire fangs. I think it is partly because we use the word bug as slang. Ive got a bug or a virus. Reporter what is the outlandish dream youve heard so far . It is where oprah was rounding up people to be her audience, and her henchmen were imprisoning them in a giant warehouse that had mattresses spaced six feet apart. At the end of the dream, oprah bursts into the warehouse, ready to do her show, and in show biz style, she says some of her guests today are getting a very big surprise, and she pulls out a chainsaw and comes at the dreamer. Reporter thats a good one. Unlike the nightmare of a chainsawwielding oprah, some pandemic dreams simply reflect reality. Ive had a couple of dreams where everybody is in little zoom boxes. Reporter thats how everybody feels right about now, were living in zoom boxes. Right. Reporter artist Sandra Haynes had one spectacular dream, now part of the harvard study. She was an antibody, a super hero fighting off the virus, which took the form of a ferocious dog. So what i did was grabbed the leash of the dog, and it was swinging it around over my head. Reporter which is very dramatic. Right. It is, very dramatic. Reporter the egyptians thought dreams were messages from the gods, the greeks saw them as visions from the dead, and Sigmund Freud was sure dreams involved sex. Why do you we dream . No one knows for sure. But during rem sleep, where we mostly dream, this is where our memories get consolidated. Reporter professor Michael Nadorff focuses less on the meaning of dreams and more on how we can control them, especially the scary one. This is the cool thing there is a treatment call universal imaginary therapy. We take the dream you have and tell you to change it any way you want. And we want you to practice it, using visual imagery, for twice a day, for 10 minutes at a time. And they start having the dream they created. Reporter he says it worked with one client whos father had passed away before his grandchildren were born. And he said, you know, i would love to have a dream where im going to the park and im taking my kids, and my dad is there and they gets to see them playing and he gets to meet my kids. So we gave it a try, and the very next session, he comes in and just tells me, you know, in tears, i had that new dream and its just so meaningful. Reporter are you worried about peoples general Mental Health because of the dreams theyre having . No. I think people are having, for the most part, very healthy, normal reactions to this situation. Reporter with one exception, says professor barrett. The Health Care Workers are having fullon traumatic nightmares. There was one italian anesthesiologist who was trying to intubate somebody in a dream, and he fell backwards out of the window out of the hospital, clutching the patient with him as he fell. And he landed on the ground okay, and the patient was decapitated. Reporter ooh she says for those suffering ptsd, counselling may be needed. Reporter as for the rest of us, like jackie wang do you see your dreams as some sort of coping mechanism . I think it is a coping mechanism that you dont actually ask for. When im asleep, everything that ive bottled up kind of comes everything that ive bottled up kind of comes spilling out. 2 ivery, to make sure you can still get the essentials you need. And as we move forward, know that our First Priority will always be to keep you and our associates safe. Will always be to keep you and our associates safe. Wityour money almostes offered feels like its frozen. 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Reporter cellist matt walker and zenaba planned to write their fifth travel book and perform until italys lockdown made that almost impossible. Reporter did you ever imagine you would be playing on a balcony . No. We had never thought of using this space as any type of concert venue. We wanted to use this space as a grill and drinking venue. Reporter they bought this place about an hour from rome because of its stunning view, the town of siriano navono. When that became just about the only pla place they could play, they started making videos and posting them live on facebook. Soon the town started piping these balcony performances into loud speakers. This is one way we could still perform, that we could do something positive for our community and also not go crazy in quarantine. This is true. Reporter is this coronavirus making us more appreciative of the balcony . I think the balcony has really come into its own in this period. Reporter liz leave lev is a romebased historian. We met her, well, where else . It is the most famous balcony, i would argue. I would even say it is more famous than the queen of englands balcony, but that might get me into trouble. Reporter thats the grand loggia at st. Peters basilica we connect balconies with things like the pope, but there are also bad leaders who use balconies. It is the same thing, you get a platform and sometimes they use it for good and sometimes they use it for ill. Reporter from balconies, ben moussaoui and hitly exalted their people to war. But there are also balconies that inspiring shakespearean love. We are just beneath the balcony of julia capulet, like the one we saw while back in verona. This is a balcony in persia and egypt. Reporter and in pompeii, buried by volcanic ash nearly 2000 years ago, we learned how they uncovered evidence for the ancient appreciation for the structure. This is the balcony. Reporter centuries later, those balconies were all over europe. The next thing you know, you have the pope in 1475, taking the king of naples around, as he looks at the rickety balconies and he says, you will never have control of your city if women throwing things from the balconies are stopping all of the troops. Reporter you can receive a drive by blessing or just kill time. Father and son team, fabio and Jacopo Mastrangelo made the most of their eght plus weeks in isolation at a breathtaking perch above rome. Were taking a lot of time to prepare every day a different song. Every day is a premiere. Reporter a premiere on your balcony . Yes. Reporter he place to an empty piazza navona, but a big crowd online. Theyve seen neighbors put up flags for their performances. It is community redefined. Transcending a message, a message of hope. Reporter with the lockdown easing, matt walker and Zeneba Bowers will play their last balcony performance tonight. Al along they have carefully collected their mix of italian and american songs. Dont know what day it is got to go to the store reporter especially suited for this time. Stocking up on our vino reporter what is it like playing on the balcony . Call it hell and really windy. Reporter this is not the romantic answer i was expecting. Using clothes pins, the two have adapted, like we all have. Today the balcony has become a place to cheer frontline workers, connect with neighbors, or toast to a less complicated time. [speaking italian] or multiple r. Trulicity isnt for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. Dont take trulicity if youre allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. Stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. Serious side effects may include pancreatitis. Taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. 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Traditional activities canceled across the country. Every single senior has these same feelings because were all missing out. Reporter Abbey Bennett and her friend grace stewart put that sense of loss into song. Here is to you we just wanted to do something to recognize the seniors and just put words to their feelings that they might not be able to voice. You wont get a chance to say a few things at the last home games reporter did you already have your outfit picked out . Yeah. I was definitely going to wear a tux. It is senior year, right . Reporter instead, william anhs senior year is going out with a sigh. He does yoga with his older sister. And tries not to stress over missing graduation. Going up on stage, you know, getting that diploma, and having that walk, 10 seconds that you have all to yourself and for your family members, and i really wanted that moment to be with them. Reporter he is like Many High School seniors nationwide, some are internship in doubt, and wondering if college is even going to start in the fall. I think because we just dont know so much, it definitely raises some anxiety. Reporter some universities already say they will offer only online courses fall term. Other schools are in limbo. Were doing all of the planning we can to think about how we manage that scenario, even if the coronavirus is ongoing. But there is just an enormous amount of uncertainty. Reporter Rebecca Blank, chancellor of the university of wisconsinmadison, my alma mater, says both high school and College Seniors have reason to feel bereft. Rituals matter in our society. When you get to the end of one part of your life and go on to the other, that needs to be mark. Theyre right to feel a little cheated out of that. Reporter instead of of the usual jump around in the wisconsin stadium. Hi, im James Patterson. Reporter . Grads watched from home as author James Patterson delivered a virtual commencement address from his kitchen. Tough breaks happen in life. They just do. They are happening to all you guys right now. Id like to suggest persistence and resilience. Reporter senior Marie Aguirre really missed seeing patterson in person. I have a full scholarship to madison sponsored by jim patterson. Reporter now in her tontiny town, she is mourning the moment she didnt get with college friends, and hoping her new job as a financial analyst is secure. Do you think people of your generation ever expected to have to face these kinds of challenges . Not this one specifically, no. Especially your last year of college, going home to your parents, when you just started to become really independent and really embraced that independence. It is very different than anything we expected. Reporter this israeli immigrant stayed on in madisonqn University Closed to help run the free food pantry for students. We thought that demands would be down, but we have actually seen an increase in our users. Reporter along with many in the class of 2020, he is jobhunting in is a bleak market. What is your mood now as all of this is happening . I think sad. I think worried. A lot of places im applying to come back to me and they say, were having a hiring freeze. This summer, i was planning to take on a role as nanny for a family in paris. Reporter but like many seniors, Jada Thompson finds solace in volunteering. She works as an e. M. T. In wisconsin, picking up patients who could have covid19. She is still planning on medical school. Does the fact that doctors are so much at risk in all of this has that made you rethink whether you want to be a doctor or not . Not at all. I think it has made me appreciate the nobelity that goes into the role all the more. Not just doctors, p. A. S, nurses, all of the hospital staff. Reporter and wisconsin chancellor Rebecca Blank urges all seniors to study how their forebearers rose to challenges, from world war ii to vietnam to 9 11. When you talk to the alumni for those time periods, hard as it was, it gives them a sense of direction and focus and an intensity and memory that is very deep. This years graduating class, they will have a sense of bonding and a purpose that comes out of this. Reporter so to the class of 2020. I want to say goodbye theyve been who they are well, heres to you heres to you and heres to you pauley a reminder that if our sunday morning gets interrupted for any reason where youre watching, you can always go online for the rest of the broadcast. Or check us out at cbs all access. Graham nash is a rock star of longstanding, whos latest tour was cut short by the pandemic. This morning he talks about that and more with Anthony Mason of cbs this morning, for the record. Dont you ever ask them why if they told you, you would cry so just look at them and sigh and know they love you reporter its almost impossible to hear live music in new york right now. But in the garden of st. Marks church in the bowery, graham nash gave us a little taste. And you, of tender youth and know that this reporter with a song he wrote and reported with crosby, stills, and nash back in the 1970s. Teach your children well their father tells reporter nash had been on the road performing solo when the virus started shutting life down. And a move to the other side i found reporter you were in the middle of a tour . I was five shows into a soldout tour, yes. Unfortunately, it was getting crazy. I definitely was concerned about my audience and my crew and myself, you know . So, yes, very strange times. Weve been talking a long time over these years, and it has never been this weird, has it . Reporter no. No. How are you doing in social isolation in effect . It has not been too weird for me. Im not a very social creature. I like to stay in my apartment and making music. Im doing demos, and ive got a half album already done. Reporter the 78yearold singer has been making music for almost six decades now, born in england, he founded the hollies in the early 60s, one of the bands that led the british invasion. But he started having artistic differences. You left the hollies because they wont record marrakesh express . Yes. Reporter so he found a new band to record the song. Mar kemarrakesh express would be the new song for crosby, stills, and nash. And nash moved from england to america. He has been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with both cs n and the hollies. Youre a relatively recent new yorker . Yes well, six years. Reporter given what is going on here, do you wish you were back in hawaii . No. I love it here. Listen to the birds. Listen to the 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. This is an incredible city. I should have done this many, many years ago. But hawaii wasnt bad, either. [laughter] reporter nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. Are you having a hard time with any part of this . No. Im taken short walks with amy to the local park, to see my favorite tree. Apart from that, ive been in my apartment for nine weeks. Reporter have you really . Were having a good time and were still laughing about it. And after nine weeks, thats not too bad. Reporter do you wonder when youre going to be back on the road . Obviously, i love to perform, i love to communicate. But quite frankly, i dont see i dont see it happening until 2021. Thats almost another year away. Reporter in the garden of an historic 18th Century Church that has seen new york through a lot, nash says he has seen a lot, too. What is the best part of being this age . The best part of being 78 . I dont care about unimportant details. Reporter yeah. Give me the truth. Tell me what is actually going on here. How do we get out of this without losing more lives . Reporter and then gaham nash left us with an encore, be yourself. How does it feel when life didnt seem real and your floating about on your own reporter a song from his very first solo album, but with a little lyrical revision. Be yourself stay at home be yourself take care of yourself be yourself be yourself and stay at home pauley even as stay at home orders are easing nationwide, many of us are still suffering with the effects of isolation, as lee cowan now tells us. Reporter baby birds, not quite ready to fly, stuck in their nests, waiting for their food to be delivered. That is pretty much the way so many of us have felt lately, even as we, too, poke our heads out more and more. We used to crave silence and solitude. Isolation was healing. But as beautiful as all of this looks, chances are most of us would trade peace for other people right about now. Human beings do not like to be alone. Reporter jeff fong is a socialologist at cal poly. We taught to cope with people, to interact with people. When youre on your own, have you to author your own way out of this. Reporter and thats what all of this is about, coping, right . It is coping. We need to connect again to the body, to the handshake, to the hug. But for the time being, that is not going to happen because our physical spaces have been emptied. Reporter and even as they fill up, were still told to isolate six feet apart. Learning how to live in a kind of social strait jacket is a new thing for us. Reporter steve cole is a geomics professor. Were likely to die, get cancer, to get heart attacks and alzheimers, and more vulnerable to viral infections when were lonely. Reporter blame what he calls our dinosaur brain. Long ago being alone meant being a pretty easy lunch for something bigger and more powerful. Our brains are wired, he says, to see isolation as a threat. What happens when we feel lonely is that dinosaur brain immediately computes not safe, and it triggers these physiological responses that get us ready for injury completely without us thinking about it. We may not even be aware of this. Reporter so even being alone for just a couple of weeks can have a physio impact . Even being alone for just a few days is enough to do it. Reporter but isolation doesnt have to get the better of you. Just ask father angelus echeverry. Do you ever get lonely . Oh, sure. Sure. Reporter he is a benedictine monk at the edge of californias vast mojave desert. What would you tell people having a hard time with this sort of forced isolation, who havent chosen this voluntarily, like you. What is your advice on how to get through it . Be gentle with yourself. Be patient. Patience is something that is quite difficult to do because patience simply means to be able to sit with our suffering. Most of us struggle with that. Reporter but it is in that struggle, he says, that we sometimes forget that while isolation does take, it can also give. The space has been created for dreaming. The space has been created for allowing our mind to wander. Reporter to get rid of the clutter . Yeah. Youre not worried about the next thing because the next thing isnt happening. Reporter history is full of examples of people who have used isolation to their benefit. Henry davidthoreau selfquaranteselfquarantined ie massachusetts woods for two years, an experiment of what he called constructive solitude. It gave us his master work, walden. In the 1600s, with playhouses closed, William Shakespeare penned king lear, mcbeth, and antony and cleopatra. So isaac newton was stuck at home when he developed the theory of gravity. Newton, shakespeare, or lear didnt have this to worry about homeschooling, or job loss, either, like most of us mere mortals. But if we conceive our isolation as an opportunity, like they did 75 rides on the peloton. Reporter even the smallest thing might empower us to feel a little less alone. So many of you have sent us the ways youve been coping with the lockdown, from sketching to baking to quilting. Carrie fisher pascuale has been typing her way out of isolation. You know, a lot of people are feeling robbed, and theyre feeling trapped right now. Theyre feeling so cut off. But there are certain things that youre never cut off from. You know, your spirit, your hope, your ability to encourage other people. Reporter shes making greeting cards, using old photographs. She types uplifting captions on them like better together, or your heart is my home. There are so many challenges, but somewhere in there, there is something that you can be doing, there is a gift in there. And if you can find it, i think thats complete joy. Reporter 9yearold alex nagorny found joy. It is called magic. Reporter in fi figuring out how to digitally disappear. Thats the part i like, but i dont like to not be seeing my friends. Reporter and that, at the end of the day, is really how we all feel. Were all grieving the loss of community, even as we begin to step back out. I think once we resolve the physiological aspects of this pandemic, were still going to have to deal with all of the unresolved issues of new fears of the public. Reporter isolation may linger just as long as the virus does. And while it is an unnatural human condition, our experience of being alone could just inspire a new way of living. All crises are opportunities to go back to first principles, decide what really matters, readjust our lives, and lead a life that is fundamentally more nutritious for our spirits and souls. Tomorrow is not promised for any of us. So what are we doing today . How we live today is what will determine tomorrow. To tra. Td ameritrade has pros ready if you need help, say. 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Reporter the very next morning, mt. St. Helens erupted. Theyre calling it the most violent eruption of this volcano in 32 years. The energy that came out of volcano is bigger than any Nuclear Weapon we have in our arsenal. The whole northern flank of the volcano collapsed, and that let out this burst of pressure that had been building up inside the volcano. Reporter the blast triggered the largest landslide in recorded history, and flattened trees for 220 square miles, with a cloud of smoke, ash, and pumice. In all, 57 people died. It was the first clear weekend that had happened in the year 1980, so a lot of people in the surrounding area simply made plans to go out camping and hiking. They werent even watching the volcano necessarily. Reporter two exclusion zones had been set up to try to keep people safe, while still allowing weyerhaeuser logging trucks to harvest timber on the side of the mountain. There were a lot of people who wanted to get to their properties, but geologists would issue warnings, saying we think it is too dangerous. Reporter then, as of now, debate raged over whether to protect peoples livelihoods or their lives. They had to put a road block up to keep tourists out. If it is so dangerous, why are we still here. I think the whole thing is just ridiculous. Reporter ridiculously deadly, it would turn out. In fact, scientists had drawn up new, larger boundaries, which might have saved lives, but the plans sat on then governor dixie lee rays desk as she attended a rhodennirin festival. When the volcano erupted, 1500 feet of the mountain vaporized in seconds, killing people as far away as 20 miles. I think people would think a cloud of dust and debris, you know, doesnt seem that dangerous. This was more than a cloud. It was more like a stone hurricane, essentially. A hurricane made up of pulpulvarized stone. Reporter one of the first to die, geologist david johnston. He hundre happened plan to be on the mountain that day. He was filling in for her colleague, don johnston. He had taken my place on saturday night. Reporter in the 45 seconds before the cloud hit, he was able to radio out one last morning, telling the vancouver monitoring station, this is it. This body has never been found. You can see those trees down there that were cut off flat, he were you in awas in anarea that was logged. Reporter in the end, the only reason there wasnt a greater loss of life is because it was a sunday, so fewer people were working on and around the mountain. Today trees and wildlife are returning to mt. St. Helens, but 40 years later, in the midst of a different kind of catastrophe, it is hard not to wonder if weve learned all we could have from that sunny sunday in 1980. Pauley mount st. Helen pauley earlia braver told us about seniorsni doing without promise and ceremonies. nini but Steve Hartman has more. 3 gabrielles graduation got canceled, his dad, torence, was almost as upset as she was. It really broke my heart, but what can you do. Reporter but you thought of something . Yeah. I guess well have to do it in the driveway. Reporter so right there, where they usually park their chevy, torence graduated his daughter on a rented stage and podium, in front of friends and family and passing motorists. Gabrielle says it was definitely not the graduation she had envisioned, but still everything she dreamed. I think it was better than the regular one. Reporter could you imagine that being possible just a few weeks ago . No, not at all. Reporter and thats just one of many small miracles were starting to see across the country disappointed graduates discovering pom and silver linings, as schools get creative with banner tributes and parades. And some are planning drivein graduates. Here in indianapolis, it is cap and gone. Kids can cruise the track in their own vehicles, presumably at a reasonable speed, and pick up their diplomas on the way out. It is not the memories they thought they would have, but it is different and unique, is something they will remember forever. Reporter scott is band member at fergus high school. Hereco he is playing for his high school graduation, all 20 parts. It took him two fullni days to make thisnr videoni for his students. It is educators like him and parents, who are pulling out all of the stops to make this a graduation to remember. So it is our hope when they graduates look back in hindsight at 2020, they wont dwell on what was lost, but what was found, and what was left completely unaffected, moments like this one. Very proud. A father couldnt be much prouder than i am right now, of my daughter, gabrielle. Reporter and theirs is the only graduation speech that matters. Pauley this pandemic has put a lot of summer vacations on hold, but Connor Knighton has sent us a postcard from a faraway place you can visit from home. A few years ago, i took a trip to the faroe islands. The collection is officially part of the kingdom of denmark, and is easily one of the most piewfbeautiful places ive ever been. I was hoping to go back for a vacation again this year, but obviously that has changed. We havent had any tourists for seven or eight weeks. Reporter levi hanssen works for the tourism bureau. When we met back in 2017, he mentioned it could sometimes be challenging to attract visitors to a place that most tourists have never heard of. We realize we live in a very remote place, and we have this feeling sometimes of being david against goliath. Reporter but the tourism has steadily been on the rise. 2020 was set to be a recordbreaking year. This was definitely going to be our busiest year. We have two new Hotels Opening up it doesnt sound like a lot, but in the faroe islands, thats a lot. Reporter those Hotel Reservations are all canceled now. But once covid19 completely shutdown tourism, hansen and his team thought they would serve as the eyes and ears of those who were forced to put their trips on hold. You can now guide the far faroese guides. They have been Live Streaming hourlong walks. Every minute a new person gets a chance to direct their movements from home. When you push forward, we move forward. When you push left, we turn left. Reporter even if you dont get a chance to snag a minute at the controls, it is fun to watch, no matter who is at charge. The guys who hopped on to boats, horses, and helicopters. Its a bit surreal to know were being controlled by a person in a completely different country, many, many miles away. As you can see, the houses are quite close together. Reporter if there is something you want to get a closer look at, a press of the button transmits a live instruction to the guide. Whats the percentage of helpful versus messing with you . Have people just been making you jump left and right . We considered that a lot before we did this. Most people have been very helpful. But there have been a few cheeky people who have asked us to run and jump a lot. Reporter i was one of those cheeky people. When i got my turn at the controls during one of the tours, i couldnt resist putting levi through his paces. I think it is time to run to those sheep. Youre going to make me run again . Reporter laughing im sorry, buddy. While the guides will often make suggestions about where theyd like you to steer them id asked you to steer me to the left reporter youre given the final say. 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It is so weird to be able to see into peoples houses this way, isnt it . I know. Most of them are quite sad. You realize, oh, theyre not special people, theyre just people. Thank you reporter and to him, people are still the most Fertile Ground for funny. Human beings like to be close together because it makes it easier for us to judge and criticize. [laughter] reporter in his new netflix special 23 hours to kill, Jerry Seinfeld is back doing what he loves among the people he loves. But only to a point. This could be my favorite spot in the entire world, right here, right now. [applause] this in fact is my favorite type of intimate relationship. [laughter] i love you, you love me, and we will never meet. [laughter] reporter it struck me, watching 23 hours to kill, even though it was clearly taped before the world shut down, it was somehow amazingly on point. Im wondering if for you, watching it now, you felt that way . What do you mean by that . Reporter there were some lines in there, one was when you were talking about your relationship with the audience, i love you, you love me, and we never meet. Oh, yes. Oh, right, that does kind of fit this moment, doesnt it. Were together, but were really not. Even though youre life does pretty much suck and i know that because i know that everyones life sucks your life sucks, and my life sucks, too, perhaps not quite as much. [laughter] reporter and the whole idea that everyones life sucks actually seems pretty appropriate right now . Yes. But it is also great that youre alive. You can get excited about a bowl of cereal now that you really couldnt before this. If it is 12 00 and you kind of want to eat something before bed and you go and look and there are frosted flakes in the cupboard, it is so great. What is the idea of the buffet . Well, things are bad, how can we make it worse . [laughter] why dont we put people that are already struggling with portion control. [laughter]. Into some kind of debauched caligua. A food. Reporter i know you like to go out and test material in clubs. How are you testing material now . I have no idea what is funny right now. Reporter at the moment, his audience is his wife, jessica, and his three children. Do you try material on your family . Yes, i do. Reporter are your teenagers willing listeners . Yeah, theyll listen, but it is not easy. Because there is Nothing Better than to look at your dad and go, ah, i dont know about that one. The phones keep getting smarter; why dont we . Reporter seinfeld is hoping to take his new show on the road soon. But for now, that other show is finding a new audience. You want bread . Nothing for you [laughter] reporter you know, seinfeld the series has been on a zillion lists of the thing to quaranstream or to binge watch right now. Quaranstream, thats a new one. I didnt know that one. Oh, newman reporter he says seinfeld is timeless in part because it came out before smartphones. So maybe thats part of it, seinfeld was set in the 90s, but, cmon, you think there is a little more to it . Is it kind of comfort food in a way . Well, its funny. Its funny, but no phones is a nice thing. There is always texting now in every story they tell you. It is nice to have just people and faces. Youre saying you want a piece of me. I could drop you like a bag of dirt. [laughter] reporter and talk about timeless, the great Jerry Stiller passed away just a few days after we talked with seinfeld. In a tweet, seinfeld said that stillers comedy would live forever. Of course, seinfelds new show is funny, too, but what really makes it special isnt just the jokes. It is the sight of the audience laughing together, shoulder to shoulder. The other thing that struck me, i also felt a little sentimental, seeing the crowd there together, people enjoying a laugh in a crowded theater. And i wonder, do you worry that thats gone forever . No, it wont be gone forever. This cant last forever, any more than we can last forever. This is a virus that is, in show business terms, got a lucky break. It is having its good moment now, but it is going to be tired, it is going to get over. And pretty soon people are going to go, you know what . Youve had your time, move on. Thank you, new york city, youre the best. I love you guys. [applause] in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. At novartis, we promise to do our part. As always, were doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. If you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. Were here to help support you when you need us. Take care, and be well. To learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx. Com we do things differently and aother money managers, dont understand why. Because our way works great for us but not for your clients. Thats why were a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. So, what do you provide . 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I used to be frightened, a little excited when i would hear the word unprecedented. This is an unprecedented, really big snowstorm. Unprecedented, that is something that never really happened. Now the word unprecedented bounces off me. Breaking news, unprecedented jobless. Unprecedented measures taken to shut down the country. There can be unprecedented illnesses and fatalities. I just want to go back to the times of precedented. I miss the good old days when politics was boring and Business News was a snoozefest. I want to go back to a time when i had no idea what an epidemiologist was. We live in unprecedented times, with an unprecedented number of sick people and an unprecedented strain on our Health Care Workers, an unprecedented level of unemployment, and an unprecedented number of americans seeking food assistance. To me, the struggle to find hope and gratitude in these times is unprecedented. I have so much to be grateful for. My wife survived a brain tumor. 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Pauley if you cant see us, hear us on our podcast, sponsored by capital one. Whats in your wallet . Pauley five days a week, youll find cbs this mornings Tony Dokoupil working from home, ditty, his wife, katy tur. One couple, two networks, and a cramped basement. So we wondered, how is that working out . Im trying to figure out what that sound is. How did it come to be that at this particular hour were together . I just feel so privileged i get to be the interview subject of one of your sunday morning pieces. I get to be at the other end of your probing questions. How did we end up here today . Well, were in the middle of a pandemic. Were coming to you from each of our homes this morning because we, like you, are practicing social distancing. Im katy tur, and its 11 00 a. M. Out west and 2 0 00 p. M. Out east. Who did the first show . I dont know. I just did a tv show from my basement with my wife working as my production assistant. That makes me smile. We have a home studio built in our basement, and were certainly very lucky. I got really nervous doing it alone from my basement. My heart started beating fast. I worried that the prompter was going to go on the fritz. There are too many pieces. Next time just one. You didnt tuck your shirt in. Your pants have a makeup stain on them. I dont have a producer coming to help, i dont have a crew coming to help. So youre my producer, youre my crew. Do you want coffee . I was excited to hand you scripts. I was excited to watch you in the middle of your element. I dont come to your studio to see how you can do things. Katy, if you can hear me, turn off the tv. It was very novel and cool for me in the beginning. Now it is not so novel. It has been an entire month. It is hard to believe. I feel like im on a hamster wheel locked in this house. What i discovered is you dont do anything alone. All things happen simultaneously. Im a multitasker. She has a casual air, i can interject. We can have moments still. You say, listen, here is what happened today, that i thought it was interesting. And here is an article that i read, and here is a stat in that article, and i found that really helpful. Youre a great researcher. Youre not great at printing scripts. Your multitasking, and then there is a crunch time moment, and youre shouting out things that you need, like, where is this thing . Oh, no i love all of the little moments that we get. I love the fact that he took his first step in front of both of us. Yeah. At a time when we would each have been at work. Im going to get this. Im going to get this. [laughter] i really like 9 00 in the morning, when you walk up from the basement. Where are you . Teddy is down here. We have breakfast. Because youre always gone at 4 30 in the morning, normally, when you leave the house. [baby crying] you have to be quiet. Doing nothing and going nowhere is2iy practicing every day, and there can be a passion in that as well. All things considered, do you like it more working from home all the time, or more in the old way, going to the office . Going to the office. Oh, come on, you feel the same way . I totally do. That is it for me today from the bbbc, the brooklyn basement broadcasting center. Do you still love me . Absolutely. Even after the sheltering in place . Even more so now than sheltering in place . Even more so now than ever. Do more to lower your heart risk . Jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. So, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. And it lowers a1c. Jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. Ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. A rare, but lifethreatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. 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Captioning made possible by johnson johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. Captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org pauley im jane pauley, do stay safe and join us when our trumpet sounds again next sunday morning. Captioning sponsored by cbs brennan im Margaret Brennan in washington and this week on face the nation, as america continues to come out of his quarantine, the economic downturn continues to take its toll, hitting those who can least afford it the hardest. Despite a prediction from the c. D. C. That the death toll will likely exceed 100,000, President Trump continues to put a sun shine and rainbow spin on the pandemic. President trump it will go away. It may flareup and it may not flareup. We have met the moment and we have prevailed. What planet is he on . More than 30 million unemployed and we ha
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