Encouraging news in the development of two experimental vaccines for covid19. Both hitting important milestones. And delivering conflict. As we rely even more on delivery apps like grubhub and doordash, what was once a love affair is now a war with restaurants and the cities they serve. Well go inside the booming business that some call a financial bust. First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We cant stay locked down for such a considerable period of time that you might do irreparable damage and have unintended consequences. Reporter this memorial day weekend will look very different, and officials want it that way. New restrictions at beaches and restaurants are in place with the hopes of preventing the additional spread of the coronavirus. Were not bothering anybody else. Were not going to be around anybody else. Its just us. Reporter President Trump declared places of worship essential places saying he wants them to open immediately. If they dont do it, ill override the i will override the governors. In america we need more prayer, not less. Reporter two people have survived a plane crash in pakistan. The airbus a320 was carrying 98 passengers and 9 crew numbers when an apparent engine failure brought it down. If you have a program figuring out if you are for me or trump, you aint black. Reporter joe biden is apologizing for what he said to black voters. Patrick ewing tested all that vid19. I told you have to wear a mask when youre in this building. Reporter nick sake inand mascot big al started a psa. Weve all been there, buddy. Ad all that matters its memorial day weekend. I love memorial day. Im glad its come because finally i get a chance to kick back and hang around the house. On cbs this Morning Saturday. Yall are not going to believe this, but this is a cabbage that just came out of my garden. Just pulled from the garden im telling you, not one chemical used whatsoever because we dont believe in it around here. And this is going to make a lot of good slaw for memorial day. Its heavy, too. Its heavy. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Thats a green thumb if ive ever seen one. Welcome to the weekend, everybody, im Dana Jacobson. As you can see along with jeff glor and michelle miller. Coming up this morning, were going to take you to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange where after two months of silence, it is about to reopen to traders again. Were going to talk to the woman who ordered the floor closed for just the third time in 50 years. Shell outline the changes and why returning to physical trading could help the economy. Later well have an exclusive about the biggest search in the history of the fbi and the capture of the most wanted man in america. Boston cries boss Whitey Bulger. He was on the run for 16 years before he was caught. Well find out what happened what happened from the investigator that was leading the case at the time and see the last known photos of Whitey Bulger taken while he was alive. And it has long been considered a nono in the art world. Museums selling off a collection to raise needed funds. In these difficult days, attitudes may be changing. Well look at why the sales are problematic and what it could mean for you. Thats ahead. We begin with the first major challenge for social distancing regulations as americans venture out for memorial day weekend. The unofficial start of summer kicks off with restrictions loosened in all 50 states. The u. S. Death toll from the coronavirus has topped 96,000 now. There have been more than 1. 6 million cases reported of the virus in the country. This as President Trump makes the case for houses of worship to reopen this weekend. Places that he describes as essential operations. At the same time, air travel is down 88 this weekend compared to last years memorial day weekend. Some americans are planning to get out and enjoy the nice weather. Long lines of cars were spotted friday along floridas gulf coast. But this is going to look different this summer. The beach will have a slightly different feel, a much different feel. Michael george begins our coverage from new yorks coney island. Good morning. Reporter good morning, jeff. Its a foggy, rainy morning here on the coney island boardwalk, but the weather is expected to clear up for memorial day. And many see this weekend as a test for americans. Can people enjoy the Holiday Weekend safely . At beaches across the nation, memorial day weekend will show signs of a pandemic in progress no coolers, umbrellas, or group sports will be allowed at los angeles beaches. If we need to put up fencing, we will. Reporter mayor bill de blasio has positioned fencing near beaches to be used for crowd control. There beachgoers cant swim or participate in group activities. On lake michigan, restrooms will be closed. We need people to come prepared. Wherever they choose to go, make sure you know what the restrictions are and be prepared for those. Reporter an inconvenience in the making according to nakia gordon. You get all the way down here. If you have kids, you really have to you cant plan that. Reporter as of yesterday, every coastal state except massachusetts, rhode island, and New Hampshire opened some shores, many with take itorleave it restriction. Go outside and take in fresh air. Breathe in and breathe out. Recharge. But do it responsibly. Do it safely. Reporter indiana governor eric holcomes call for safety will be poolside as the Foresthill Community Pool opens for the weekend. Complete with a new 45person limit and sanitized beach chairs. Were putting our trust in the actual numbers. Were hoping that everybody will abide by the rules. Reporter but memorial day weekend 2020 also arrives after a week where there were more than 150,000 new known cases. More than 8,000 deaths in the u. S. And some persistent unknowns. There may be a lot of people under 30 that have the virus and are shedding the virus and arent aware that they have the virus. Reporter dr. Deborah birx, coordinator of the White House Coronavirus task force proactive monitoring, proactive testing will become critical to find asimp simsympt cases. Reporter concerned about a second wave of infections from opening up too much too soon may have happened in alabama where the number of coronavirus cases more than doubled in the last two weeks after stayathome orders eased. I think we reopened our economy too soon, and i think that people did not adhere to some of the social distancing guidelines. Reporter and as the country begins to reopen, the travel industry saw another casualty. Car rental giant hertz filed for bankruptcy, facing billions of dollars in debt. Michelle . Wow, michael. Thank you. The centers for Disease Control and prevention is out with new guidelines for reopening houses of worship after the white house ordered revisions. It backs up President Trumps push to have places of worship open this weekend. Mr. Trump has threatened to override goofs who governors who dont comply, although its unclear if he has the authority to do that. There has been pushback from religious organizations and even members of the White House Coronavirus task force. Nikole killion is at the white house. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you, michelle. And a white house official confirms that the Faith Community was consulted about these guidelines, and some evangelical leaders tell cbs news they pressed the president to reopen. But other major religious organizations like the National Council of churches are urging extreme caution and say the process should not be rushed. At my direction, the centers for Disease Control and prevention is issuing guidance for communities of faiths. Reporter at a hastily called News Conference friday, President Trump deemed places of worship essential. Some governors have deemed Liquor Stores and abortion clinics as essential but have left out churches and other houses of worship. Its not right. Reporter he implored governors to open them right away. If they dont do it, i will override the governors. Reporter not long after the president made the declaration, one of the lead members of his Coronavirus Task force suggest tuesday maybe they cant go this week if theres high number of covid cases, maybe they wait another week. Reporter the white house insisted its not mixed messaging. The president wants to see these communities open. Dr. Birx was integral to making these guidelines, and they lay out a pretty clear path for faith communities to reopen. Reporter the cdc guidance which had been delayed includes recommendations like using face coverings, cleaning and disinfecting franconialy, and practicing social distancing. The agency also suggests Holding Services in wellventilated areas or outdoors, limiting shared items like prayer books or hymnals, and cutting down on choirs and singing to reduce aerosol transmission. See how it goes in first weekend. And like a coach in football, well make halftime adjustments if we have to. Reporter the white house is also encouraging americans to take other precautions throughout the memorial day weekend. You can go out, you can be outside, you can play golf. You can go to the beaches if you stay six feet apart. But remember that that is your space, and thats a space that you need to protect. Reporter dr. Birx said the amount of illness in the country is decreasing, but she did express caution about several new metropolitan hot spots including washington, d. C. , which now has the highest number of test cases in the country. Michelle . We must keep our eyes open. Thank you. For the latest on the medical aspects of the coronavirus crisis, were joined now by a former Surgeon General of the United States, dr. Vivek murthy. He served during the last three years of the obama administration. Hes the author of a book with a timely topic together the healing power of Human Connection in a sometimes lonely world. That came out just last month. Dr. Murthy, welcome. Thank you so much. Its good to be with you. We are having some success in reducing the amount of cases and deaths. States are reopening and loosening restrictions, but Treatment Options are still limited, and we dont know when a vaccine will be here. So what does the next few months look like . Are we on the right path . Well, i think we have made progress over the last several months, and weve made progress on a few fronts. One is because people have made these extraordinary sacrifices to stay home, to reduce their activities and contact with others, we have been able to reduce what would have been a much, much worse peak of infections and deaths. With that said, we have still lost nearly 100,000 people to this virus, and we have well over 1. 6 million cases. That is actually still rising. We have to take that into account. We still have to be cautious. The second area where weve made progress is on vaccine development. Whale we still dont have a vaccine and likely wont until 2021, we are seeing more trials coming out with some early stage promising results that any path to reopening safely runs through testing, and this is the one place where we have to be honest with ourselves, were still struggling as a country because we still dont have enough highquality tests that are available to everyone who needs them. And that is posing a problem for workplaces that want to open and for states that want to track the infection closely. Dr. Murthy, its Dana Jacobson now. You mentioned workplaces that want to open. One of the workplaces so many people want to see open is in the sports world. I know youve consulted with the nba and dealing with some other sports organizations. When it comes to team sports, forget fans, just about getting back on the field or to the field of play, how realistic is it that we will see that in the coming months . I think it is possible for us to see sports restarted without fans because we likely wont be able to see crowds gather in sigificant numbers until we have widespread immunity in the population which essentially means until we have a vaccine. With that said, there are plans that many leagues are making to bring back the players so they can start games, and theres going to at least be televised. To do that requires a few things. One, it requires being able to test with great franconialy. What i hear frequency. What i hear from leagues and teams is theyre struggling to find out how they can get the volume of tests required to test with that frequency. Theyre also worried about what it looks like. If a team is testing its players so frequently when the people in the Community Around it are still having trouble getting testing. That is one big challenge. The other big challenge is how do you reduce the risk of players getting infected in the first place . Because we know that there is still coronavirus in our communities. Players are going out into the community, coming back, interacting with the team. If one person gets infected, youre at risk of having to shut down the entire team. Some leagues are looking at whether they should quarantine the players for the duration of play. That has implications for their families and health. These are complicated decisions. Its surmountable, and i think we will have sports in the coming months. Tests is a critical factor in terms it was availability. Testing seems to be the key to everything out there. I want to turn to your book now. It deals with how vital the Human Connection is. And right now in this time where even places are opening up, weve had so much social distancing, what is your message to people who still right now may be feeling very lonely . Well, first i want to say that lonely was a great challenge that we faced as a country long before the covid19 pandemic. And it is normal to experience loneliness throughout our lives. Its a signal our body sends that were lacking something that we need for survival which is Human Connection. What i found when i was Surgeon General, though, is loneliness was far more common than i would have imagined. We have over a fifth, over 20 of adults in the United States struggle with loneliness. And many of our children also struggle with loneliness. It affects how we perform in the workplace and school. It turns out it also has profound impacts on our health with loneliness increasing our risk for Heart Disease, for premature death, for depression and anxiety. Heres the key that loneliness is something that we can address. We can strengthen Human Connection or life, and the reason i twlowrote this book is because i wanted jefferson struggling with lobe everyone strugly with loneliness to know you are not broken, you are not alone. Many people like myself have struggled with loneliness over the years. I wanted us to recognize that social correction, if we cultivate it can improve our health and increase fulfillment. Theres simple ways to strengthen connection even in the time of covid19 when were asked to physically distance. We can put 15 minutes aside to spend with the people we love each day. We can make sure the quality of that time really counts by eliminating ditraction around us. We can look for ways to serve others, recognizing that small acts of service are powerful ways of addressing loneliness, and counterintuitively we can protect doctor dr. Murthy, im sorry to cut you off. We are out of time. It is all good advice. Obviously the book is out for people to find, as well. We wish we had a little bit more time. But we appreciate the insight. Thank you. There are also two promising developments this morning that we want to get to in the race to find a vaccine for the coronavirus. Charlie dagata has that part of the story. Reporter two frontrunners in the hunt for the vaccine both reporting great strides. The u. S. Backed Oxford University project announced its rapidly expanding human testing. The plan vaccinate 10,268 people across britain including children age 5 to 12, volunteers over 70, and Frontline Health care workers. The critical question, though, is whether the vaccine protects people. And of course, we can only address that question once enough cases have occurred in the clinical trial. Reporter heres how it works kinetic material from the coronavirus is injected into a weakened version of the common cold virus. The modified virus mimics covid19, kick starting the immune system to attack if the real covid enters the body. From the original epicenter, china, scientists using a similar vaccine method report promising results, too. In tests on 108 volunteers, Cansino Biologics said researchers identified immune responses including antibodies needed to ward off covid infection. They may be competing, but in the race to find a vaccine, even researchers say they hope theres more than one winner. For cbs this Morning Saturday, charlie dagata, london. Former Vice President joe biden is apologizing for comments he made about africanamerican voters. On friday the Presumptive Democratic nominee was trying to make a case where black voters should vote for him rather than President Trump. The remarks sparked outrage on social media and led the Trump Campaign to Start Marketing a tshirt highlighting the apparent gaffe. Ed okeefe reports. Reporter joe biden is on the defensive after making the racially insensitive comments. It was unfortunate. I shouldnt have been so cavalier. Reporter his remarks came friday in an interview with influential black radio host charlamagne tha god. If you have a problem figuring out whether youre for me or trump, then you aint black. It dont have nothing do with trump. It has some to do with i want something to do with my community. Reporter that brought reaction from South Carolina senator tim scott and john james, a Senate Candidate from michigan. Do you believe that a black person who doesnt vote for you is therefore not legitimately black . Reporter biden is supported by nine in ten africanamerican voters. Many are standing by him, but acknowledge concern. His greatest strength is being kind of a gut, offthecuff politician. In this moment it jumped up to hurt him. Reporter biden said hes considering several black women for Vice President. The list includes florida congresswoman val demings. For cbs this Morning Saturday, ed okeefe, washington. The Georgia Bureau of investigations says it expects to wrap up its case into the deadly shooting of Ahmaud Arbery soon. That announcement comes after the man who video recorded the confrontation between arbery and a father son duo was arrested. William roddiey bryan made his First Court Appearance on friday. Omar villafranca reports. Reporter 50yearold William Roddie bryan remains in jail for murder charges and false imprisonment in his role in the death of Ahmaud Arbery. Joyette holmes we know we have a broken family and a broken community down in brunswick. Reporter on february 23rd, bryan recorded the cell phone video that showed the deadly struggle between arbery and travis and gregory mcmichael. [ gunshots ] in the arrest warrant, investigators say bryan used his vehicle on multiple occasions with the intention to confine and detain arbery. Thats a felony in georgia, and because arbery died, state law allows him to be charged with murder. Still, bryan says he was just a witness. A claim his attorney, kevin gauf, repeated. Roddie passed a polygraphest that eliminates him from responsibility in this matter. Reporter the mcmichaels charged 74 days after the deadly shooting claimed selfdefense. And in the Police Report filed that day suggests bryan was involved in the chase of a possible burglary suspect. Gregory mcmichael told police roddie attempted to block him which was unsuccessful. Arberys family says the 25yearold was out for a routine jog that day. Marcus jarbery told us hes gla bryan was arrested. He knows what was going on, and he was part of it. The video tells it all. Reporter all three men remain in the Glynn County Jail without bond. For cbs this Morning Saturday, omar villafranca, dallas. Its about 22 minutes after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Roddiey. This spring, High School Students across the nation are taking their advanced placement tests on line. Critics say the people giving them deserve a failing grade. Still ahead, the glitches that have students upset and some parents going to court. Plus, delivery apps have fueled a boom in athome dining. How technology has changed and how the new orders for restaurants can come at a hefty cost. And later, his legacy is in our veins. Well hear the littleknown story of the father of the blood bank who turned his own pandemic grief into a lifesaving treatment. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. When they look at the colorful paintings on their walls, some museums are seeing green. How some institutions are looking to sell paintings and other objects to stay alive. He was one of americas most notorious gangsters portrayed by Jack Nicholson and johnny depp. Well talk to the authors of a new book about Whitey Bulger, his years on the run and life behind bars. Well be right back. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Were here for you and were open. Wow. Im an original. One of a kind. You feel me . Love ya. Oop you look cute better than you . Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. My new bitesized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible youll want them whenever, so dont resist pop em while you game, hang, or do your thing. Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Cbs this Morning Saturday will return in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look at some of the other stories were following. Anxiety and depression rates were already on the rise before the pandemic. Mental Health Professionals are concerned even more people are struggling now because of isolation and social distancing. As tom hanson reports, new Research Shows technology could help. Reporter lisa and her son mike never planned on being roommates, then covid19 happened. Ive lost a lot of sleep over i think the stress of this whole situation. I was in a store and im texting my mom like, im starting to have a panic attack. Reporter new research from northwestern medicine suggests technology might help. The study looked at a collection of free mobile apps called intellicare which helps destress, reduce worrying, and strategies to keep up with everyday activities. An excite and depression were reduced between people who used the apps and those who got treatment from their primary care anier. Reporter dr. David moore has advice for anyone having a hard time right now. One thing to try is to create routines. We all do better when we have a little bit of structure to our lives. Try to incorporate kindness into your daily lives. Reporter lisa and mike say cooking, listening to music, and staying connected are helping. Music is a big one. Thats probably my biggest one. Texting my friends all the time. This experience has made me more thankful for the things that i had before being isolated. Reporter theyre grateful for their health and each other now more than ever. Tom hanson, cbs news. Cbs this or choi. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday. Among the changes for many High School Students in this pandemic year, they are taking advanced placement tests from home, hoping to score high enough to earn up to a full years worth of College Credit in a particular subject. Many students say theyve run into trouble with the online tests, and the College Board which administers them is even the subject of a classaction lawsuit by parents as a result. Submit as millions of High School Students began taking ap exams from home you have 20 minutes to read the question not everything went as planned. Not working. The Submit Button doesnt work. Reporter take ella bubeck, a junior at Blue Mountain high school in pennsylvania. I was thinking this is unbleachable. I was click unbelievable. I was clicking and it was like the Submit Button was frozen. I was frustrated. I was nervous about it. I didnt know if there was anything i did wrong. Ap tests are typical inperson exams that last three to four hours with multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions. You can use any device tests administered during the pandemic were on line, lasted 45 minutes, and consisted of only three response questions. I think its a lot more difficult than in the past. Retired teacher mike burnes scored ap history exams for the College Board for more than a decade. He says this years changes are cause for concern. Its going to be given via computer. Do all students have computers and computer access that would allow them to do this . We had a little packic attack, whether or not my exam was that night or the next morning. Enrique castro is a senior at a department of Defense School in okinawa, japan. He took five ap exams because tests in each subject were administered at the same time for all students. He had to take his in the middle of the night. Do you think it puts you at a disadvantage because you were taking an exam at a time when you should have been sleeping . Yes. It was out of my routine. How did it go for the exams . For u. S. Government it went extremely well. My calculus bc exam, i had to submit pictures. Unfortunately, the College Board did not receive my responses because they did not upload in time. Right after i had been told that my responses were not submitted, i went outside and sat outside the front of the house for a good 45 minutes and kind of stared blank out into the distance. The College Board says stuns who experienced issues during the first week of testing can take makeup exams in june. A small consolation for students like enrique and ella. Im going to try and do as best as i can and do better than i would have. I feel like thats the only thing we can do at this point. If this teaches anything from the class of 2020 its the fact that we need to get the job done and had no other option. The College Board says that the majority of students were actually able to take the exams successfully and complete them. Earlier this week, they did make email submissions a backup option for those that had technical difficulties. That does not include the weekone test takers like the ones we spoke with who have to settle for taking those makeup exams. And jeff, if you remember, if you took ap exams, nobody wants to take those as a makeup exam once youve done it once already. Very good point, dana, indeed. All right. There is much more need ahead. First, heres a look at the weather for your memorial day weekend. It may be a gift for hungry diners at home, but for restaurants, those popular delivery apps are a doubleedged sword. Enabling orders by taking a hefty helping revenue. Well look at that issue and how things have changed over time next. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Ok girl, you got this. You can be feminine and fierce. No sweat. 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Its a consequential time for an industry we reported on just a few months back when we profiled grubhub and the Humble Beginnings of the company that helped revolutionize delivery. Four months later, it looks like more change is on the table. Brook silvabraga reports. Okay, with everything on it reporter this was white maze in january, a bustling venezuelan spot in brooklyn, new york. Now like so many restaurants, theyve stacked tables in a corner and waited for takeout business that hasnt quite come. Owner kathy valera counts on delivery. Right now its maybe 80 of sales. Reporter 80 . 80. Reporter that has given new importance to the delivery apps shes been using for years. You got three of these things. Yes. Reporter all different apps . All different apps. Reporter a few months ago she told us the apps, especially grubhub, had helped save her restaurant by dramatically increasing sales. Thats why im in love with all that type of apps that we have. Reporter love has become dependence. And with so much of her business now coming through the apps, paying a 20 commission to grubhub doesnt seem like such a great deal anymore. We may too much pay too much in medications. Reporter the feeling is widely shared. Washington, d. C. , seattle, and San Francisco have capped the commissions delivery apps can charge during the pandemic at 15 . Many restaurants had been paying thats a high cost to any small restaurant. Reporter last week, city councilman Francisco Moya passed a Commission Cap in new york city. When you see something that sucks the blood out of anything, you call them leeches. That is exactly what grubhub is. Reporter how many people do you have in this building . We have probably 1,000. Reporter grubhubs rise, love it or hate it, starts with matt maloney , foe counter and current owner. I would circle the streets and go to every restaurant. Reporter going door to door . Yeah. Take paper menus. Reporter grubhub. Com, at least a version for part of chicago, went live back in 2004. It was like a repository for men use that were delivered to you reporter customers found that ordering on an app was easier than a phone call. Restaurants learned the app was where to find customer. But at a price. Some restaurants say they describe it as a necessary evil. They say i have to be on these platforms because theres business there, but i already have thin margins, and now theyre shrunk to almost nothing. On our when they come on the app orders skyrocket. Reporter otherwise they wouldnt have this business. They wouldnt have the business. You have consumers on the platforms looking for foods. Theyre not walking down the street. Reporter online food ordering was such a compelling idea, billions of dollars of Venture Capital investment have tried to topple grubhub. Doordash is the biggest food ordering app. Ubereats is a major player, too. Grubhub just wanted to be a kind of yellow pages for food, taking a fee to dream up business. When competitors started making actual deliveries, grubhub did that, too. And its led to massive financial losses for all of them. Ubereats lost over 450 million in q4. Reporter amanda kludt is the editorinchief of eater. Com. This whole thing isnt sustainable. The restaurants are barely making money. The apps arent making money. The consumers are getting an unrealistic expectation of this good that they are getting. Reporter is that the problem . Were happy to take these deliveries, but its just not a business . I dont think its a great business. Venture capital is paying for it right now, but the consumer does not understand the real costs of it. Reporter the cost may be getting too great for the apps. Uber is reportedly in talks to buy grubhub, but when similar rumors swirled in january, maloney knocked them down. Are you open to a sale . Were currently not in the process, and we have no intention of being in a process to sell the company. Reporter so much has changed since maloney gathered those menus in 2004. Stick it in my pocket and run to the next one reporter even hometown chicago is considering regulating fees. In response, grubhub wrote to the city council this proposed cap will lower order volume to restaurants and raise costs to customers. Back in brooklyn, kathy valera is anxiously awaiting new yorks Commission Cap to be signed into law. When . How . Reporter it could be as soon as next week. Im happy for that. Reporter do you know how much more money that will mean for you . Like 7,000, 8,000 a month. Reporter that youll pocket. Of course, its for me. Reporter no wonder youre smiling. Im happy. This is good, good news. Reporter at least for now, that may be the hardest thing to deliver. For cbs this Morning Saturday, brook silvabraga, new york. Its tough there, right . 20 20 is a lot. Well see what happens. For the consumer, my son being one of them, it is the only way he eats right now. And im telling you, not even in my kitchen or my refrigerator does he go. Okay. One mans loss in another pandemic inspired an achievement that is still saving lives today. Up next, the man known as the father of the blood bank who fought painful misconceptions not justice about people but not just about people but the blood that runs through our veins. Well be right back. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Anita Sampson vo i was born during a quarantine. For my mother, it was a very difficult time. But she wasnt alone. Everybody tried to do what they could to help. We can get through this. We all have the strength to do it. Ive seen it. [laughs] directors voice cue rachael ray. Hey friends today were whipping up some delicious recipes. So . Whos hungry . barking, meowing pets love rachael ray™ nutrish® and its kitcheninspired recipes. With real meat, poultry or fish. Rachael ray nutrish. 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What led my father to go into medicine was the fact that his sister elsie died in the 1918 flu. And that loss, says charlene drew jarvis, is what motivated the research of dr. Charles drew. The man who became the father of the nations blood banking system. What he did was to discover how to store and preserve both whole red blood and plasma. The plasma could be dried, and then it could be reconstituted. Reporter in other words, separating that liquid yellow plasma from bloods oxygencarrying red cells greatly improved the shelf life of both from one week to nearly two months, making persontoperson transfusions almost obsolete. That was critically important because we were in the middle of the war. And because we had soldiers who were dying abroad. They needed to have whole red blood which, of course, could not be provided on the battlefield. Plasma was what was used. Reporter that war provided the demand. When world war ii started in 1939, there was a request from britain could we assist in providing plasma. The American Red Cross then called on the expert, dr. Drew, to initiate the blood for britain campaign, becoming its first medical director of blood services. Thousands of british lives were saved because of drew and his revolutionary method. Reporter in 1942, drew left his post, disputing another form. Blood division the army and navys decision to segregate blood banks by race. He actually resigned in protest because he said theres no scientific basis on which to segregate blood. Only separate blood according to blood type. Ernie jarvis, dr. Drews grandson, is proud he stood by his principles, returning to Howard University to teach and serve. I think if you were to ask dr. Drew what his greatest contribution was, it was to teach a generation of africanamerican physicians and surgeons. One of them was my father, dr. Ross miller. This is a tribute to dr. Charles drew, and theres a picture right here you see the gentleman to his right, behind his right shoulder . That man is my father. Oh, my goodness. You know, my father had confidence in your fathers ability to change the world. Dr. Drew died in a car accident when jarvis was 8 years old. This daughter, a brain scientist herself, says his commitment to being the best lives on. He held us all to a very High Standard of excellence. What we understood from him is that we could achieve, we should achieve, and we would achieve. What is his impact on modern medicine . His impact on modern medicine is almost immeasurable. Its monumental. And that process of separating rid blood vessels from plasma is what we are still using right now in this moment to support patients who are trying to recover. And he educated and motivated two generations worth of black physicians in this country. So many people now say, you know, we need more of his kind of gogetit and excellence in the process of motivating everyone in the field of medicine because we have so much hitting us. Michelle, what a great story. Thank you for sharing. I had never heard the story before. I love your familial connection, as well. That always makes it even more special for all of us. Weve got more ahead for you. Another very special delivery could happen as early as wednesday. American astronauts bound for the International Space station are set to blast off in a spacex rocket. Ahead, well preview the First Manned Mission from american soil in almost a decade. The next hour of cbs this Morning Saturday, he was one of the most notorious gangsters of awful time. The fbis mostwanted fugitive. Well relive the long hunt for mobster Whitey Bulger with new information and the authors of a fascinating new book. Plus, art of letting go. More museums are considering the tough decision to sell theirctions afloat. 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And you know, when youre going to fly into space on a test mission, you couldnt ask for a better person or a better type of individual to be there with you. Hurley has the resume. He piloted nasas last flight, Space Shuttle atlantis in 2011. Cannot wait. Ahead, a twist that led to the arrest of americas mostwanted mobster. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday will return in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look at some of the other stories were following. Social distancing and workfromhome orders have pushed many of us to try creative new ways to get the job done, including some photographers. Nancy chen shows us the unique ways some of them have continued working. Good, cute reporter this is typically the busy season for kristin lopez, a pennsylvania wedding photographer. This time of year, were usually shooting a lot of weddings. But things look a little different now. Reporter lopez adapted her methods behind the lens of a different kind of camera, taking and editing screen captures through facetime. They place the phone down, we make sure its a pretty good spot with decent lighting. And then i crack jokes to them, i have them snuggle and just do different prompts. Reporter the picture quality is surprisingly good. Lopez says shes not focused on pixels and resolution, her mission is capturing a moment in time. Its cute. Put your hand on hiss face. Reporter like she did for this engaged in couple in new jersey. In the come years to come, youll say do you remember the time we were quarantined and got Cool Pictures done . Reporter the same idea is taking off overseas, as well. Italian fashion recover from alessio alby is staging facetime shoots at models homes all over in the world. Something you do with a friend. Reporter a unique snapshot of these unprecedented times. Nancy chen, cbs news, new york. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. 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Her magic couch is getting children and others access to the fresh, healthy food they need. Well meet her in a special edition of the dish. That is ahead. First, our top story this hour. Social distancing measures could get their biggest challenge to date as americans try to take part in the nations unofficial start of summer this memorial day weekend. There are 1. 6 million reported cases of the virus in this country. President trump is urging houses of worship to reopen this weekend after describing them as essential. With most americans staying home or close to home, air travel is down 88 this weekend compared to last year. For some, beaches are a tempting destination as states open up the sand and surf for the first time. The coordinator of the White House Coronavirus task force is urging americans to stay six feet apart while pointing out how vulnerable the country is to a potential second wave. There may be a lot of people under 30 that have the virus and are shedding the virus and arent aware that they have the virus. And so, proactive monitoring, proactive testing will become absolutely critical to find these asymptomatic cases. There are concerns that some communities reopened too soon. Birx said the amount of illness is decreasing in the country, but she did express concern about several new metropolitan hot spots. Turning outside the u. S. , the balancing act of restarting economies while minimizing the potential health risks is playing out all over the world. There are now more than 5. 2 million cases of coronavirus worldwide with the global death toll topping 338,000. It comes as the number of infections decrease in asia while surging in latin america. Roxana saberi with more from the foreign desk in london. Good morning. Reporter good morning, jeff. Were seeing more signs that the virus hot spots have moved from here in europe to south america. The World Health Organization is calling that region the new epicenter of the global pandemic. Brazil is reporting more than 330,000 cases. It now has the highest number of cases in the world after the u. S. And russia. In sao paulo, workers have been digging fresh graves to keep up with the death toll. The virus has reached indigenous communities in brazils Amazon Region where Officials Say clinics are overwhelmed. For months, the president has down i didsplayed the downplayed the record of deaths. Still the government is moving to reopen the economy. Around the world this weekend, most muslim majority countries are calling on their citizens to limit their movements as nearly two billion people prepare to mark the end of the fasting month of ramadan. And there is encouraging news in the country where the outbreak began around six months ago. Today, china is reporting no new confirmed cases on the mainland for the first time. Michelle . Thanks for the world wrap. As nations around the world try to prevent the spread of coronavirus, a side effect of the illness is growing. Discrimination of people based on race. Ramy inocencio reports. Reporter this sign at a mcdonalds in china said black people are not allowed to enter. Africans have been detained by police in the southern city, the fear theyre spreading coronavirus. Some forced to sleep on the street after getting evicted from their homes. In response, officials have said in effect that racism does not exist in china. Beijing is shooting itself in the foot. Reporter dr. Adam bodomo is one of the leading experts on china africa relations. Chinas ministry of Foreign Affairs has said that there is no racism in china. What do you make of that . This is denial about race. Of course there is racism. Reporter its not just people with dark skin who are targeted. My family is inside eating lunch. Reporter this mixed race family was split apart at a restaurant. I had to stay outside because im a foreigner. Youre no more likely to carry the virus or be responsible for the virus based on your race, ethnicity, or national origin. Reporter cynthia choi is coexecutive director of chinese for affirmative action. We vehemently condemn that just in the way that we condemn the antiasian racism that were experiencing here in the United States. Reporter in the u. S. , the number of reported cases against Asian Americans has been rising. Since march, more than 1,700 reports have been filed with women being targeted more than men. Like this attack in new york on an Asian American woman who was allegedly targeted for not wearing a mask. Just one in a string of racially driven incidents taking place not just at home but around the world. Its really important to not lose hope and to have faith in our humanity. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday, ramy inocencio, tokyo. Its about six minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. 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[ bell [ it is a timehonored tradition, the ringing of the opening and closing bells at the New York Stock Exchange. [ bell ] while that iconic clanging wasnt silenced by the coronavirus pandemic, its home, the Trading Floor, was. You know what to do and when to do it. Reporter Stacy Cunningham is the president of the New York Stock Exchange who ordered the Trading Floor closed march 23rd as the pandemic was unfolding. We were concerned about the Health Care System and putting any additional strain. So we made the decision to, while we were learning more, take a step back, send traders home so we werent adding additional strain. We profiled cunningham tweeters ag as she was two years ago as she was taking on the helm at wall street. She said she never imagined having to make a decision like this but said her experience working on the Trading Floor during another turbulent time came to mind. On 9 11 i was here on the Trading Floor. Were you really . Yeah. After the event, theres a new york tough component. This is scarier because youre worrying about once youre in the building, youre still not entirely comfortable. The idea for the pause . Yes, yes, lets take a pause. Unlike 2001 and other closures this mashed the first time in 220year time at the New York Stock Exchange while the shore went on line and did so without a hitch. It looked like pauses to marketwide circuit breakers. Some allow us to continue operation even if the Trading Floor is inaccessible. You have always a little bit of anxiety as youre getting ready to see it live for the first time. But it worked flawlessly. Thats a testament to the teams and their preparations. Reporter about 80 of trading on the New York Stock Exchange is done electronically, even under normal circumstances. If so much trading is already done electronically, why do you need to open the Trading Floor . A great question. The moments in time, the moments of stress where it matters most is where human judgment is most valuable. The traders are the floor arent going to stop major market movements, but theyre going to make that micro volatility, the small around the edges that has saved money. Weve seen a degradation since we closed the Trading Floor. Is there also a symbol time having the Trading Floor open . Without a dote. The New York Stock Exchange facade is a face of capitalism in the Global Economy more broadly. Recognizing that we can set an example for how america should reopen, slowly, cautiously, flexibly, ready to move as needed is an important thing for our economy more broadly as we look to get it started. The Trading Floor wont look like this when it reopens tuesday. Ppe will be required along with social distancing and there will be 25 of the normal trader work force on the floor, around 100 people. Were focusing on those that are Small Businesses because theyre most impacted. I think thats an Important Message for new york and the u. S. , too. Lets help those impacted most and start with our energy there. And if others can stay remote, lets keep them at home to reduce the risk in our communities. How much have you thought about what it will be like having that opening bell ring on tuesday with traders there on the floor . Its going to be certainly a very historic moment and special moment for the traders on the floor to come back. But its not the moment were looking forward to celebrating. The bell that will really celebrate is when the u. S. Gets to open for business again and we can really celebrate the reopening of america. And you know, the one thing i was talking about as they are reopening is the question i think a lot of people have. What happens if somebody tests positive whos there. And she pointed out that theyre not looking at just stopping one person. If one person tests positive, its about an outbreak. Theyre taking the regular precautions, the temperature checks and the masks that we mentioned, and thats the idea behind this. That was the idea behind the pause. And they go forward hoping to keep everyone safe. Great update. Love seeing you guys two years ago. Love seeing the updates today. Well wait and see what happens in week. All right. He was on the run for 16 years. We will talk about his life and death, the shocking tale of notorious mobster Whitey Bulgerment next, the exclusive inside story of the intensive effort to track him down and the final picture of Whitey Bulger alive. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Heres to the road ahead. Trust toyota to be here for you. Your toyota dealers are offering so many ways for you to save, including 0 financing and attractive leases on our most popular toyotas, like camry, rav4 and tacoma. And toyota will defer your payments up to 90 days. You can even shop and buy online from the comfort of your home. 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Our focus, two authors and a former agent who changed the course of history. The target james Whitey Bulger, the infamous boston mobster whose muchdiscussed story was largely incomplete until now. What youre about to see released for the first time are the last known photos of Whitey Bulger, along with a more accurate story of what happened while he was on the run and after he was caught. Plus, one final remaining mystery. The last known photo of Whitey Bulger alive is hardly in fitting with his menacing persona. Its him in prison with his native american art teacher. Another with the inmates he befriended. Miles away from decades of murder, mayhem, and the most exhaustive manhunt in fbi history. The full story now told in a new book, hunting whitey, by dave wedge and casey sherman. As a writer, dave and i have Read Everything thats been written about Whitey Bulger and his life of crime. What about the 16 years that he was a fugitive . What was life like behind bars . The hero of the story is a former agent who was running the case when bulger was captured. Noreen gleason hasnt spoken on camera about any of it since she left the bureau seven years ago. When you opened the book for the first time, your name is the first two words in the book. Yeah. Your reaction . I had to close it. Why did you close it . There were so many people involved in this case, and it just made me a little uncomfortable, thats all. I eventually picked it up a couple of days later and started reading it and thought this is pretty good. James Whitey Bulgers life of crime that began in the 1950s eventually put him this charge of bostons winter hill gang for decades. He infamously manipulated fbi agent john connally, Trading Information and misinformation. The only one to do what i do is me. Bulgers been portrayed loosely by Jack Nicholson in 2006s the departed and by johnny depp in bla blahma mama mass. Our enemies he was about to be indicted when he slipped away on Christmas Eve 1994 and remained a fugitive for more than 16 years. How did he stay on the run for that long . That was the thing that drove me crazy when i got to boston. People thought that we did not want to catch him because we were afraid of what he might say if we did catch him. And there couldnt be anything further from the truth. The thing that disturbed me the most was he was like a myth. He almost had like a john gotti like Robin Hood Type rapport with the neighborhood that he grew up in. And that just was never an okay thing for me. I knew people who knew him, who talked about him. And there is that reverence for many of them still. Yeah. I dont it didnt work well. Im like, this guy is, you know, a stonecold killer. Noreen gleason helped solve the case by changing the game. Focused not on bulger but his girlfriend, katherine gregg. We really never took a look at katherine. I think a lot of people thought that whitey had killed her. I was like, yeah, i dont think so. He needs women in his life. Hes very dependent on women. The fbi is trying something new to track down one of its mostwanted suspects this is an announcement its hoped someone will recognize the longterm girlfriend of fugitive boston mob boss james Whitey Bulger the book called hunting whitey. I hunt and fish all the time. If i kept hunting every day for years doing the same thing but never was able to catch my prey, why would i continue to do it that way . So this was a great opportunity to kind of flip the switch a little bit. You werent huntin whitey then, you were hunting katherine. If you know how to hunt you can always find what youre after if you just change the strategy. She recognized that for so long the fbi and other Law Enforcement agencies were hunting an elderly, white man in sunglasses and a red sox hat. Now i can walk down the street in boston and spot five of those guys right away. And Noreen Gleason said, were focusedtoo much on him. Lets focus on his girlfriend. And that broke the case wide open. We have captured one of the fbis ten mostwanted fugitives. The ads that gleason put together led to a tip from a woman from iceland of all places, who once knew greg as the man who fed stray cats. They all lived in the same santa monica neighborhood. At approximately 5 45 p. M. Pacific started time using a ruse, Task Force Members lured mr. Bulger out of his house. He was a disciplined person. He covered his tracks well, he knew evasion techniques. So i think he did a pretty good job. But at the end, we were better. After bulger was sent to prison, the first attempt on his life was made in less than a month. He was stabbed in the head and almost died. During recovery, he formed a friendship with an art teacher, clement chip janis. Wedge and sherman reveal the dozens of letters the two exchanged and the bond they shared. This photo is interesting to look at. Its not what you expect to see of the last known photo of Whitey Bulger. Every surveillance photo hes scowling, its shot from a distance. Heres bulger behind prison walls smiling. And it shows that the pressure was kind of off at that time. He didnt have to lock over his shoulder anymore to get captured. He did to protect his life. He would tell this fellow prisoner, when i get it, i hope they give it to me quick because i gave it quick. Bulger was eventually murdered in prison with a padlock and sock less than 12 hours after mysteriously being transferred to a West Virginia facility in 2018. The main suspect is a former mobster who answered to la cosa nostra. Whywas he killed in prison . Hes a notorious rat. One of the biggest, jomost infamous in organized crime. He put a lot of people in jail. His actions put a lot of people in the morgue. Specifically italian mobsters. Italian mobsters dont forget stuff like that. No one has officially been charged, but the open crime is far from the largest open question. When bulger was captured he was found with a cache of weapons and 800,000 hidden behind his apartments walls. Bulger, however, spent decades stuffing away millions more in safety deposit boxes all over the country. Do you think well ever find out where all the money is . I think that people that know bulger know where the money is, and the fbi agents that we interviewed for the book said follow some of those people around because eventually theyre going to lead you to the lottery. If theres millions of dollars still missing, where is . Do you think it ever is found . If those are assets that can still be seized somehow and people are continuously working on this, theyll come up with it. You think it will happen . People thought that we would never get him. So im always very optimistic when it comes to that. Today as the search for the missing millions continues, bulger is buried in a cemetery in west roxbury, massachusetts. Whiteys name is not on the grave. When people think about Whitey Bulger today, what should they think . Good riddance. Dana, katherine craig, whitey bugers girlfriend, is out of prison and living in the boston area. Why is it important to find all that money if its out there . That money would go to victims and victims families, those who were affected by Whitey Bulgers crimes. I cannot wait to read that book. That is fascinating. Absolutely fascinating. Was already interested. Great, great job, jeff. Speaking of crime, it has almost been considered one in the museum world, selling part of a collection to raise needed funds. In these difficult pandemic days, attitudes may be changing. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday will return in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look at some of the stories were following. Many businesses are getting creative as they work to stay afloat during the pandemic. In the united kingdom, one farm has found a unique way to help their town with special deliveries to the elderly and selfisolating. Reporter max the llama is out of lockdown. The pack animal is delivering packages throughout the welsh countryside. Doing his part during the coronavirus pandemic. Matt york is maxs owner. How did you come up with this idea . We live in a small valley with a lot of people who are high risk from the virus. So we started going to do our own shopping and asking other people if there was anything they wanted. Reporter max makes several trips a week, visiting customers in remote areas to deliver food and also some cheer. Shopping in the old days was miserable, wasnt it . This is great fun these days, isnt it . Reporter for matts business, the days have also been difficult. So its we dont have any inome. Reporter they dont charge for the ecofriendly deliveries, but locals have chipped in to support the duo. What does max think about the deliveries and, of course, all of the attention . Yeah, hes hes a bit of a natural diva. He loves the camera, as you can see. He takes it all in stride. Reporter matt says the new role also keeps max active. One of the biggest problems is fat llamas. Reporter and prevents him from gaining the quarantine 15. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. For generations a code of conduct has governed the natis the nation. You cant sell to pay the bills. With doors closed and revenue drying up, museums of all kind are in desperate straits, and the timehonored tradition is getting a more artful interpretation in an effort to help the institutions survive. Christina ruffini has the story. Reporter its a coveted privilege of museum cureiators having a private audience with worldclass works of art. Lately, the many, many silent galleries around the country dont feel magical so much as depressing. I think this moment has thrown into relief the fact that museums are really deeply dialogic and deeply communitied base. Absent people there is no conversation. Reporter Christopher Bedford directs the Baltimore Museum of art. Does it bum you out to see it completely empty . Yes, yes. Reporter now instead of conversing about culture, many are talking survival. And wondering aloud if they should reconsider one of their most sacred rules do not touch the art. Desessioning, whats that . Our code word. Reporter why is it secretive . Thats our code word for selling art. Reporter some museums have followed a strict and some might say stringent guidelines. Theyre not supposed to solve financial problems by plucking paintings off the wall. Sales are only allowed if proceeds enhance the larger collection like when the bm a sold several pieces to acquire nature works by women and artists of color. You sold art to buy more art. Exactly contract. Reporter you cant sell art to do pretty much anything else . That is the big nono. Reporter past violators have been ostracized and picketed like in 2018 when the Berkshire Museum raised funds by sending dozens of pieces and two Norman Rockwells to auction. The pandemic has changed everyones perspective and forced a reinterpretation of the desessioning rules. Were trying to provide our member organizations with more financial flexibility. Reporter Brant Benjamin is president of the association of art museum directors. For the next two years, it says it will not punish members that use art sales to pay for, quote, the care of the collection. What that means is up to the institutions themselves. Weve never been this before. This is a circumstance weve never faced before. Reporter why does it matter if museums want to sell their art . Because the museum exists in perpetuity. The idea is that you dont benefit todays visitors at the expense of tomorrows, and you dont benefit tomorrows visitors at the expense of today. Reporter nina del rio, vice chairman at sothebys auction house, has handled many highpatrol desessions. She says having Mother Nature control over their assets might be key to many museums survival. But dont expect a fire sale. Ive not seen anybody so far say, oh, my god, we have to sell everything, you know, life is going to be over if we dont. Ive seen quite the opposite. The stewards of these institutions doing the thoughtful, hard, and good work to demonstrate that theyre making, you know, decisions that are the right ones for their particular institution. Reporter and even though he doesnt think the bma will need to take advantage of the rule change, bedford says he supports it in the abstract. What is more sacred . A set of values that we have collectively determined or the vitality, relevance, and core mission and vision of institutions s ts to serve the publics . I think this moment is telling us which is more important. Reporter which is . Serving our publics, being vital, relevant, keeping our doors open. Reporter without its patrons, even the best museum is really just a vault. For cbs this Morning Saturday, christina ruffini, baltimore. So, so true. Great job by christina. If you think about it, right . Serving the public. Cant say it better than that. Great job, christina. She has such a wit about her. Wow. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. She delivers meals but not through any restaurant app. Up next in a special edition of the dish, well meet a woman on a mission to get fresh, good food to the places that need it most. And even more so during this pandemic. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Now, simparica trio simplifies protection. Ticks and fleas . 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Then she picks up other volunteers and heads to a nearby Distribution Center where the truck gets loaded with hundreds of free food boxes and milk cartons. Meals that would have been available through the schools Free Lunch Program if not for the shutdown caused by covid19. Hi. Were here to get you your lunches. How many of it thats got five. Reporter samuel stepped up, providing doorstep food delivery. It sounds to me like youre an uber eats. Yeah, you can call that on thursday for the kids coming down to you right now reporter rarely does she use a street address. Hey how are you . Reporter she knows nearly every family in need behind these doors. My man. He took two. Reporter overwhelmed moms like this preschool teacher and her seven kids are grateful. They eat more than ever now. Reporter do you have a car . I do. Reporter why are you picking up the food from the Distribution Center . Well, i do, i was, but i cant leave them unattended. Reporter with seven kids, its hard to do. Yes, its very hard. So i wouldnt even want to put them in risk like that. Reporter she comes without fail. In march, samuel was delivering meals every day out of her van. Each bag only held a days work of food. Now students are getting a weekly box with ten readytogo meals. You started with how many kids . 50. I thought with 50 per day. Reporter 50 children per day. Per day. Reporter every day . Every day. Reporter what are you up to now . Im up to 260 how it. Reporter a retired Treasury Department employee with 25 years of service, samuel says shes devoted to mantuas Civic Association efforts. Affordable food being one of them. We cant walk a couple of blocks to the store. You have to go miles and miles in order to get anything. Its a desert. The Community Needs a supermarket. Hi hey. We have nothing down here. Reporter when was the last time you saw a supermarket here in this community . 30 years or more. Reporter 30 years . Yeah. Reporter and accessing Public Transportation during the pandemic has been difficult for 77yearold carmen davis and her three grandchildren. All of them are shut down now. Reporter all of the buses that service this area are shut down . Yeah. Reporter how would you get to the Distribution Center to pick up boxes if you didnt have sam . Id have to pay somebody, uber or lyft. This is something our city has never experienced before. Reporter council empty jamie godia credits School Districts for reopening Food Distribution while being flexible in finding ways to meet federal guidelines. They have worked tirelessly to set up food sites all over or city, and they had to do that really, really quickly. You get three reporter she acknowledges folks like samuel fill in the gaps. And theres some people who say, you know, shes not quite following the rules here. Following the rules around getting people food, not as importance in a Global Health pandemic. We have to make sure that people eat. What child reporter are you paying for this . No, im not paying for this at all. This is all community surface. Reporter for samuel, that Service Always delivers a smile. Hi hi if i had it my way, i would go from door to door, every house. I would make sure if there was a child in there they got a box. If it was a Perfect World where i could have the milk man behind me giving each kid their milk and their boxes, thats what i would do. Shes something else. In the weeks after we saw samuel in action, buses started running more regularly, and the School District openedritionnd to cant carry those boxes home. P fascinating. Following the rules is important, but if you cant eat and survive to begin with, you cant follow any of those rules, right . Yeah. She did it. She helped get that Distribution Center in mantua, her neighborhood. Good stuff. Thank you. Up next, a performance from the lone bella which may be just what we need right now. 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Zac williams wasnt even a mu musician until friends urged him to turn lyrics into songs of interest. Theyve often landed on best of the year lists. In february they released half moonlight. Now performing from their homes in nashville, heres the lone bellow with count on me. This world can take you need to know need an arm around your neck somebody you can talk to when it shakes you when no one else will say it and you need to hear the truth and life it break you let it help you lay down what you held on to let it break you let it help you lay down what you held onto no scared to fail you clock is counting down i think i got everything to prove theres been a friend in trouble after losing it all i ive got nothing else to lose let it break you let it help you lay down what you held on to let it break you you can count on me i can count on you to help you lay down what you held onto help you lay down what you held onto let it break you let it help you lay down what you held on to let it break you you can count on me if i can count on you count on me if i can count on you count on me if i can count on you count on me if i can count on you count on me if i can count on you count on me help you lay down what you held onto what you held onto help you lay down what you held onto what you held onto dont go away. 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I carved a canyon get to the bottom of this to the bottom of this ah youre still here get to the bottom of this i found a feeling absolute ceiling teardrops on a waterfall sometimes you dont feel anything at all when nothing i can say will still you a hand to hold there is love all around you woke up and my mouth was dry got to get to the bottom of this to the bottom of this theres a valley growing in my mind get to the bottom of this i found a feeling something to believe in once i drank a river dry just to hear the echo from the other side when nothing i can say will steel you a hand to hold there is love all around you its been four seasons but august came and my minds made up august came and my minds made up another year spent waiting then august came and my minds made up august came and my minds made up though its been four seasons in bloom august came and my minds made up august came and my minds made up another year spent waiting but august came and my minds made up august came and my minds made up when nothing i can say will steel you a hand to hold there is love all around for those of you still with us, we have more music now from the lone bellow. This is wonder. Im sipping on cheap coffee listening to graceland wondering if youll write me wondering why my life is like that sad old country song my family used to humidity to im working on a letter that i will never send you im riding in your pickup on our way to bedlam taking in the moonlight waiting for the rain to come crash down on our arms we wont roll the windows up as it stoned me stamps this treeline that memory of us ive taken every back road i probably shouldnt take ive wasted my time and let time waste away my days should i let go of the wonder let go of the wonder . Ill find it out beyond the trees hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm take away whatever bottled memory you had of me life, from the