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Safe amid record numbers of covid cases. Under pressure. One of the nfls oldest franchises now says they are looking at changing their controversial name. Why some of the biggest names in the business appear to force their hand. And teaching character. This Independence Day, well show how surviving medal of honor recipients are helping todays Students Learning values like courage, commitment, sacrifice, and integrity. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. We assistant tall. We stand we stand tall. We stand proud, and we only kneel to almighty god. Reporter President Trump attracted a large holiday crowd at mt. Rushmore. Reporter the president barely mentioned the coronavirus. I am here as your president to proclaim before the country and before the world this monument will never be desecrated. [ cheers ] these heroes will never be defaced. Celebrate time with your family and friends. You can do so safely. Reporter Health Officials are worried that 4th of july celebrations could further spread the coronavirus. We all have our time. Its going to happen is going to happen. Reporter a Senior Trump Campaign official who happens to be the girlfriend of Donald Trumper j has tested positive for covid19. Reporter the Washington Redskins are reviewing the team name after renewed pressure to change it. I think its gone. I think the review is footdragging nonsense. Reporter baseball is back kind of. The mlb camp has started as fans count to opening day later this month. All that tiktok, it is most everywhere. Look at this. How did he do it . I dont understand how he did it. Magic. When i going it out ill let you know. And all that matters as soon as hamilton hit disneyplus, the twitter world went wild. On cbs this Morning Saturday. I want to talk about my Independence Day meeting that happens to be Independence Day the day when the world declared in one voice we will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. Were going to live on. Were going to survive. Today we celebrate our Independence Day [ applause ] this mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. A classic. Welcome to the weekend, everyone. Im jeff glor along with michelle miller. Dana jacobson is off today. Happy 4th of july, everybody. We do hope everyone is doing well this holiday. Later this morning, how about some fireworks . More fireworks . The big shows a bit harder to come by. Well take you to the fireworks capital of the world and go inside the factories that create the oohs and ahh. More than 50 men put their lives on the line when they designed the declaration of independence in 1776. So did the woman who printed it. Mary Katherine Goddard helped create the first copies of the document and wasnt afraid to put her name on it. Well have the littleknown story of a heroine who played a key role in the nations founding. Whats the holiday without a cookout . Matt moore is among back yard cooks who like to cook over fire. The selfproclaimed serial griller tells stories into the special 4th of july edition of the dish. Fireworks, freedom, and food. What more can you ask for . That is all ahead. But first, President Trump kicked off the Holiday Weekend by celebrating the nationss independence with a grand act of defiance, going against the advice of doctors including the White House Coronavirus task force. The president and first lady did not wear masks when they greeted some 7,000 spectators who gathered for speeches and fireworks last night at the base of mt. Rushmore. Earlier, a group of native american protesters were arrested after they blocked a road leading to the monument. While mr. Trump thanked First Responders for their efforts to battle the virus, his 40minute speech largely took aim at the efforts to remove controversial monuments and statues. Nikole killion is at the white house this morning. What more can you tell us . Reporter good morning to you. Happy 4th. President trump and the first lady just got back to the white house from south dakota a short time ago. While last nights event was about celebrating the country, the president instead used much of his speech to take a hard line against those he accuses of trying to tear it down. As fireworks lit up over mt. Rushmore for the first time in a decade, President Trump delivered a fiery defense of the founding fathers. I am here as your president to proclaim before the country and before the world this monument will never be desecrated. Dhee [ cheers ] these heroes will never be defaced. Their legacy will never, ever be destroyed. Reporter the president lashed out at protesters seeking to remove controversial historical figures from their place on pedestals. Our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history, defame our heroes, erase our values, and indoctrinate our children. [ boos ] [ applause ] rip mr. Trump announced a new executive order creating a National Garden to feature statues of american heroes. We are the country of andrew jackson, eulesueuleulysses s gr reporter organizers offered masks, but few put them on. And now coronavirus has entered the president s family circle. Kimberly guilfoyle, girlfriend of donald trump jr. , tested positive for the virus. The president s son tested negative. The pair were in south dakota for a fundraiser, but sources say have not been in direct contact with the president. And tonight President Trump will headline a salute to america here at the white house, complete with military flyovers and more fireworks. The mayor of washington has cited Public Health risks and is urging residents to stay home. For those who dont, the National Parks service is making some 300,000 masks available to visitors along the National Mall. Jeff . Thank you so much. This Holiday Weekend is without one popular tradition for millions in california. All beaches in the state are closed as part of governor newsoms effort to control the rising infection rates there. Covid cases are surging across the country bringing the total number to more than 2. 79 million. The death toll is rising to more than 129,000. Michael george is in Rockaway Beach, new york. Good morning to you. Reporter good morning. Thousands are expected to pack Rockaway Beach here later today. Theyll be greeted by city workers reminding them that masks are required on the sand and the boardwalk. Its a 4th of july unlike any other with the coronavirus now at an alltime high across the u. S. Health experts blame the decision by states to reopen early, and many openly defying safety rules. 4th of July Fireworks may be loaded and ready to launch on the National Mall in washington, d. C. , but in the nations fight against the coronavirus, theres little to celebrate. Right now we are heading a million Miles Per Hour in the wrong direction. Reporter new u. S. Cases in a single day hit record highs wednesday, thursday, and again friday when more than 57,000 new cases were reported, showing the pandemic is winning. Its absolutely the saddest thing, the most unnecessary situation that were finding ourselves in, and its behaviorally driven. Reporter cases in 37 states have risen since the economy started to reopen. In arizona, 50 phoenix firefighters tested positive. Another 40 are in quarantine. Investment florida, a state where leaders resisted safety measures, 10,000 new cases were recorded thursday alone. Now with some florida hospitals stretched to the limits caring for patients, Miamidade County put in a 10 00 p. M. To sunrise curf curfew. There and in other parts of the nation, popular beaches will be closed this Holiday Weekend. We all wish we could have the beaches open, but its just not the right thing to do. Reporter malibu, california, mayor karen fairer is keeping an eye on surfers after most beaches were closed again. Since they reopened three weeks ago, theres been a surge in cases, including some lifeguards. And galveston, texas, closed beaches fearing crowds would pour in from houston where one out of four people tested positive. Primarily were seeing a surge in kbroyoung people. Reporter a frustration for health professionals. Do we have to say dontkillgrandma. They can die. Reporter many cities require masks. In santa monica, anyone not wearing one could end up with a ticket. And chicago is joining areas including new york, new jersey, and connecticut, requiring visitors from hot spot states quarantined for 14 days upon arrival. Were going to do everything we can to keep members of the public safe. Reporter that includes visitors from california, and some arent happy about it. Im not going to go somewhere thats in full quarantine. Like once you set foot on the that ground, you have to quarantine. Thats what that means. I dont want toechnology throug that. Reporter in new york, one of the lowest infection rates, leaders are worried about whats happening in the rest of the u. S. Indoor dining was supposed to start monday. Thats been postponed indefinitely. Michelle . Michael, better to be safe than sorry. Thank you so much. So with the Holiday Weekend here, how do we enjoy it safely . For that and the latest coronavirus numbers, were joined by dr. Amesh adalja, senior collar at the Johns Hopkins center for health security. Good morning. First off, state Health Department officials are urging americans to stay at home this Holiday Weekend. You know, a lot of folks already have their plans. Whats the message . Whats the message to those who will certainly be out celebrating this holiday . The message is that every time you take any activity, theres always going to be some risk of you transmitting or acquiring this virus. That doesnt mean you have to stay at home and not do anything. It means that you cannot act as if were not in a pandemic. You need try and follow as much as possible social distancing rules, washing your hands a lot, not touching your face, wearing Face Coverings as needed in order to minimize the risk of you acquiring it or spreading the virus to someone. This is the new normal Going Forward until there is a vaccine. We have to get used to lifting in this era where there is this risk every time we step out the door. A majority of states are seeing an increase in cases, certain areas significantly. Some states are also seeing a rise in hospitalizations. What do you expect the month of july to look like . Its probably going to look just as it has looked in late june, meaning that were going to see more cases, were going to see more hot spots pop up. The key question is will we see hospitals under stress. I think thats what we have to keep in mind. Were trying to avoid a repeat of what happened in the early days of the pandemic where we were worried about ppe, ventilators. We havent heard so much about that, but there are places like arizona, houston, where we are thinking about how are they going to sustain the surge of patients. I think thats what to keep in mind. Were going to get cases, we have to keep them to a level thats manageable by the Health Departments and hospitals, through contact trace, so we dont go into that crisis mode again. Weve seen states implement some form of mandatory mask wearing in public. Do you believe all states should implement that . Right now we have many people out there that have very mild symptoms, maybe no symptoms, and they might be contagious. A Face Covering serves as source control so youre less likely to spread it. I think while we have all of these people out there, it makes sense to take this simple measure in order to stop transmission from occurring. It doesnt necessarily have to be a mask. It could be a face shield, as well. There are a couple of options here. Now that the consensus is that this is one way to decrease the spread. Theres so many people who dont realize theyre infected that are out there. Also want to ask you, youve recently written about the need for athome diagnostic testing it. Why is that important for right now and also in the future . Weve had this whole pandemic be marred by testing failure after testing failure. Were still talking about testing even though were doing 600,000 tests per day. Home diagnostic testing is a way to really empower patients, to be able to test themselves. It would alleviate lines at testing centers. Its a whole new paradigm of thinking about how we might manage Infectious Disease emergencies in the future. We do this for hiv. There is technology for influenza out there that could be adapted to coronavirus. There is a lot of political will now. I think we could call on some of congress funders to try and push this type of technology forward. It will be something that would change the way we think about mix, give us pandemics, give us advice about whats out there, and empower patients to take health into their own hands. Interesting to hear about that. The question is how long it would take. Dr. Amesh adalja, thank you so much for your time. Thank you. The world is now battling more than 11 million cases of the coronavirus. The global death toll tops 525,000 this morning. In england the lifting of restrictions is known as super saturday. People can return to hair salons and barber shops. Those in need of a pint or two can go back to their favorite pubs. Roxana saberi is in london. Good morning to you. Reporter good morning, jeff. The greyhound opens its doors for the first time in more than three months. Things look a little different. For example, you can see theyve got plexiglass in front of the bar. At pubs and restaurants across the country, it wont be business as usual. Government guidelines encourage guests to reserve tables in advance. When customers arrive, staff should register their names and numbers and keep that information for three weeks to help trace any infections. Groups should be limited to six people spaced at least three or foe feet apart. And live gigs and standing at the bar are not allowed. Wearing masks will be optional. One english city that wont be joining in the festivities is leister. It went back into lockdown because of a speak in infections. Authorities are warning that other cities could face the same fate if people arent careful. Theyve also threatened to close beaches after thousands of people flocked to the coast last weekend to enjoy the hot weather. Britain has the highest covid19 death toll in europe. The countrys top scientists warned yesterday the pandemic is a long way from gone. Clurchs and cinemas also are reopening as did hair salons at midnight last night. So people can show off their new haircuts at pubs like this. Michelle . Yeah. Could use a new do, a cut certainly. In colorado, hundreds protested outside an Aurora Police station demanding more disciplinary action following it the death of elijah mcclain. Fridays protests began hours after the Police Department released a disturbing photo that appears to show three officers mocking mcclains death. Three officers have been fired, a fourth resigned. Protest leaders say they plan to surround the Police Station until the department fires the two remaining officers involved in mcclains death. Jamie yuccas has more. Reporter for the first time, interim police chief Vanessa Wilson revealed these photos. Were sickened and angry reporter three officers laughing and mocking the choke hold used on elijah mcclain. It shows a lack of morals, values, and integrity, and a judgment that i can no longer trust to allow them to wear this badge. Reporter and they wont. Will be fired Erica Marrero and kyle dittrick, also fired Jason Rosenblatt who responded h ha, ha to the picture. He was involved in the original incident. Mcclain was not accused of any crime when officers used a choke hold on him. And paramedics injected him with a sedative. He later died. Those officers were never charged with a crime. Two still work for the department. The fbi and department of justice are investigating. Mcclains father had to say about the photo reenactment. D to niol foba agsldt franchises. The Washington Redskins under pressure from sponsors and advocacy groups said friday they are reviewing their name. Considered by many to be racially insensitive. [ cheers ] we are under way despite carrying the same moniker for nearly 90 years, washington, d. C. s, Pro Football Team could be changing. In a statement, the team said, in light of recent events around our country and feedback from our community, the Washington Redskins are announcing the team will undergo a thorough review of the teams name. The move comes after dozens of investors sent letters to fedex, pepsico, and nike threatening to terminate their relationships wi the team unless it changed its name. And now Team Owner Daniel Snyder appears to be backtracking on past vows to never make that change. It was amazing that weve reached this point. Reporter Andrew Brandt is director of villanovas center for sports law. And a former nfl executive. He says other nfl owners may be nudging snyder. Were in a different climate, a different atmosphere. Owners that have never pressured that may be too strong a word mr. Snyder to change the name of his team may be taking a different tact now. Reporter Roger Goodell said in the last weeks weve had ongoing discussions, and were supportive of this important step. Pressure to make a name change may not be limited to the nfl. Last night, the Cleveland Indians said theyre determining the way forward with their team name. Brandt says while support among point in officials is there to change washingtons name, a wide review of mascots is causing some to be concerned. Heres the refrain i get where does it end . We may be getting into a slippery slope. It wont just be fireworks lighting up the sky in 4th of july. Lightning, thunder, and rain are all expected from the gulf coast to the Northern Plains this Holiday Weekend. The rain may bring some relief from the per supposistent heat gripping parts of the nation. Jeff beer delly with more on the weather this weekend, and were glad to see you. Im glad to see you, and im glad to see all of you at home. Good morning, everybody. We have had big heat dome as you can see. Its not going to be a horrible heat wave yet. Twothirds of the country covered under kind of a run of the mill heat wave. But each and every day, monday into tuesday, eventually into wednesday, were talking about the heat really building. Look at philadelphia, look at indianapolis, look at places like st. Louis, with feelslike temperatures by the beginning of the week in the upper 90s to near 100. Now, beyond that point is when were really concerned about the possibility of a severe heat wave. The reason why big bermuda height now located over bermuda. Its going to snake its way, retrograding or moving westward, and then its going to merge with a dome of high pressure, heat dome, if you will, across california. This could become a monster heat wave. Its a little early to know for sure. We tonight know exactly where its going to set up shop, how intense its going to be. We could be talking about feelslike temperatures for a broad area of the plains states at 110plus as we head toward next weekend and into the week after. Well have to wait and see. Wow. 110plus. Thank you so much. Happy 4th. It is about 22 minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Child safety seats have savsave countless lives, but the young occupants have been exposed to a special danger from inside the vehicle itself. Still ahead, how a new law will address the problem. Plus, it was acts of protest that created our nation and acts of protest that have tried to perfect it. Well see how the recent push for social change has roots as old as america itself. And later, our history includes acts of heroism on the battlefield of lapd, air, and sea. Well meet some of those in the highest military honor and hear how theyve been trying to inspire the rest of us now. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Shes a household name and left her imprint on history. Ahead as we celebrate the 4th of july, the story behind an unexpected credit on the earliest copies of the declaration of independence. Plus, he famously wrote that all the worlds a stage. But a replica of shakespeares only stage is under grave threat. Well take you to london to find out why. Well be right back. Cbs this Morning Saturday the return in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look beyond this mornings headlines. As people around the country prepare to celebrate the 4th of july, a new study is out showing the potential dangers of athome fireworks displays. Naomi ruckham reports. Reporter fireworks are bright and beautiful. They get their vibrant colors from metals. Now researchers at nyu grossplan school of medicine have found fireworks sold to consumers can release toxic metals into the air. I was surprised they were such high levels. Reporter lead author dr. Terry gordon said his son christopher came up with the idea to study the toxicity of fireworks particles for a science project. They collected airborne particles emitted from about a dozen different types of fireworks and tested them on human cells in the lab. We found high levels of lead in one of the 12 samples. And a common metal we found was copper at high levels. We also found strantium and titanium and aluminum. Reporter researchers analyzed air quality samples taken over 14 years and found toxic metal levels were higher around the 4th of july and new years eve. No one considers the metals in the particles that were going to breathe. Its mostly consumer fireworks are mostly for young children. One has to be aware that one should not assume that these are safe just because the manufacturer sells them. And obviously i feel that the manufacturers should up their game so to speak at testing fireworks. Reporter dr. Gordon says while more study is needed, he plans to share his findings with Health Officials, fireworks manufacturers, and regulatory agencies. Cbs news, new york. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday. It is the season of the roadtrip, and most parents are well aware of the importance of child safety seats in the cars they drive. Theyre required in all 50 states. While the seats have saved thousands of lives, a hidden hazard in many vehicles has exposed the young how much ants of the streets a deadly danger. That may be about to change. Kris van cleave with the story. Reporter ten years after losing their 16monthold daughter, andy and liz warner still struggle with their loss. . Days are harder than others. Some days i can get through it. Other days i get very emotional. Reporter taylor was in a car seat behind her father in the familys minivan when they were rearended. Andys seat broke, collapsing backward into taylor. Similar to what happens here in this new crash test video. Mom liz in 2015 it was some stupid car that we thought was the safest thing we could get to protect our family. Reporter hundreds of deaths and injuries blamed on a seatback safety standard dating to the 1960s. One even this banquet chair passed. We lose on average 50 children a year, one a week who die because this standard it not updated. Reporter almost one child a week . One child a week on average for the last 15 years. Reporter this week, senators ed markey and Richard Blumenthal introduced legislation to force automakers and the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration to strengthen seat standards within two years. A problem auto makeerts have known about for decades. Nhtsa declined to comment on the legislation saying it makes datadriven decisions that advance safety when changing a regulation. Markey has been trying to change it since 2015 when our investigation first told the warners story. Cbs put the spotlight on this issue. As a result, the spotlight is now on nhtsa and the auto manufacturers, and our goal is to make sure that we pass the legislation that fixes the problem. Reporter a step the warners have been fighting for. We wanted to make sure that we can prevent this from happening to other families. Reporter a tribute to taylor and a lifesaving legacy for the little girl they lost. For cbs this Morning Saturday, kris van cleave, washington. We must prevent more of those deaths. Lots more news ahead. First, heres a look at the weather for your weekend. At the heart of any revolution is rejection of the status quo. That was true at the founding of our nation. Up next, how protests and progress have always been and continue to be part of our national story. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. From sweatbreaking dances. To sleepy smudges. To showerskipping. These days call for a quick clean. Luckily, help is still one wipe away. Love, neutrogena®. Louie stop. Sorry. Its fine. Blue does have pretty good ingredients. Like what . Oh. Theres huh. Why, whats in beneful . But blue costs a lot more. Not really. Ive fed beneful. 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American protesters have used the 4th of july as a symbol, the declaration of independence, as a way to say to the nation you have noted up to the ideals. Reporter history professor Carol Faulkner pushback is as american as american pie. Reporter u. Penns Matthew O Williams the war is ceaseless. Reporter and lgbtreimer ins complicated. How has protests been in making america what it promised to be . Its fundamental. Its important to define what we mean by protests. Where essence is visible and protest. How do marginalized groups like women and africanamericans get a voice in this nation . Its through protests. Reporter rebellion broke out five years before the revolutionary war. Six years before independence was officially declared. All of the issues that were still grappling with now were an issue in the american revolution. What is the place of black people . What is the place of women in the country . And people who do not necessarily fit the mold . The way they spoke about their freedom, while at the same time keeping blacks enslaved here was sort of a conflicting conundrum. Reporter that original sin, preserving the institution of slavery, provoked some of the first protest movements from slaves and abolitionists alike, and pushback was fierce. And violent repercussions for those activists. The best example is in 1838, pennsylvania hall, abolitionists had to build their own building so they could have somewhere to speak. And a mob of over 10,000 people surrounded it the first it was built and burned it to the ground when black and white women were holding a convention inside to talk about the abolition of slavery. Reporter while violence is often use today to suppress calls for change, its been employed by the change agents themselves. What role has violent protests played in this country . I always say that nonviolent protests brings about awareness. And violence in protest brings about urgency, where individuals have to focus in and Pay Attention to these concerns. I would give the example of john brown and his raid on harpers ferry. Antislavery movement had been struggling for decades, and john brown concludes with his allies that only violence, only a direct attack on slavery. And it did not succeed, but he was also a martyr to the cause. Reporter even before it succeeded, the fight against slavery gave birth to another Liberation Movement when women were barred from the World Antislavery Convention of 1840. Within the antislavery movement, people thought women should shut up, they should stay out of it. La cretia mott said its acti activists should challenge the status quo and call attention to all its hypocrisies and falseness. Reporter the push for equal and civil rights suffered setbacks but also eventual triumphs. Winning the right to vote for women and for africanamericans after sustained decadelong maerchs. The landmark civil rights and Voting Rights acts which offered greater access to immigrants and people in other marginalized communities. Still, leaders kept pushing the needle. Moved on to protesting against the vietnam war. I can imagine lyndon b. Johnson saying theres another concession that i have to make. Reporter it was around that time another protest movement shook our world. The 1969 stonewall riots are recognized as the start of the gay Liberation Movement. In fact, the fight for acceptance was under way decades before, as reimer chronicles in his book, we are everywhere, and his social media posts. We start to see communities organizing. Its relatively small, but it is intense and vibrant. And it builds up into the mid century, and the mid 60s you see the first protests on the street. And what is uniquely empowering, potentially, about our community is that we are everywhere and everyone, every race, class, ability. Reporter because while these myriad movements have come far, they seek to travel even further as seen after the supreme courts extension of employment protection to the lgbtq work force last month. We didnt see the same outpouring of joyousness. Its a huge almost immediate. There was a response within the community. Whats next . [ chants ] we are seeing progress, but that progress is not to the point that leads to complete equity. I think the American Public has come to see as just normal doubledigit unemployment in the black community. Thats normal. Being harassed by police, thats normal. It comes to a point where protests have to put these issues in the forefront and say, hey, this is not right, this is not fair. Reporter how long is it going to take before we are a more Perfect Union . If we were ever content, we should be worried about ourselves. You dont have to be Martin Luther king. You dont have to be Lacretia Mott or harvey milk, but you might be. What is most important is that people understand that they need to stay in the struggle. And you know, those protesters in the 60s accomplished a lot with the passage of the Civil Rights Act with immigrants of color in particular. 20th century law and policy prioritized european immigrants from entee and outright banned others including the poor and those with mental or physical disabilities. And then of course came the civil rights movement. Fascinating piece of history there, michelle. Nice job. Our long history also includes incredible acts of heroism by soldiers, sailors, a airmen and women. How some will receive the highest of honors and are trying to inspire the next generation. Are you watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Br 25 of your mouth. Listerine® cleans virtually 100 . Helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. Never settle for 25 . Always go for 100. Bring out the bold™ right now, there are over a million Walmart Associates doing their best to keep our nation going. 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Theyve been helping others define their own measure of courage, to live life with the same selflessness they displayed on the fields of battle. I wear it because i want people to see a message that theres a different way to live your life caring for others more than yourself. Reporter special forces combat medic and vietnam veteran gary beiker was presented with the medal of honor by president nixon in 1963. On the battlefield, badly injured and unable to walk, he brided enemy fire to save wounded soldiers. He said a 15yearold befriended the team. I said, jungle. He said ill teach you how to live in the jungle. Reporter april 1st, 1970, the ground assault came. After being shot the first time, the next thing i remember was he picked me up and carried me around, everything that i did, continuing to help others, i did only because deo was able to carry me. Reporter then deo laid down his life for his american friend. We heard a rocket coming in. Deo rolled me over and laid on top of me to protect me from the rocket blast. He was killed by that blast. I have a new definition for courage, and that courage is just love in action. Reporter in its 157year history, the medal of honor has been presented to just over 3,500 individuals, nearly half for actions in the civil war. Today there are only 69 living recipien recipients. Beikirk and others are taking their message to schools as part of the Character Development program. Courage is going on when you dont have the strength. Reporter designed to teach values like courage, commitment, sacrifice, and integrity to students k through 12. Flowers and other things have been laid against the wall reporter during the covid19 locktown, the Mission Continues on line here he is, my grandma, i ask, dad nods. Reporter the lesson came from the wall about a father and son who visit the vietnam memorial. The tears of families waiting for loved ones. Reporter 96yearold Woody Williams also participated. We push an empty chair to the table. Reporter the world war ii veteran read a story about a seat at the dining table left empty to acknowledge those missing in action. There are and will always be those individuals who are willing to give all of themselves. Reporter williams received his medal from president harry truman in 1945. He was recognized for actions against Japanese Forces at iwo jet stream a. As his fellow marines were cut down, he used flamethrowers to attack. Character, he says, it overcome the deepest fears. Youre not born with character. Somebody has to teach that. Once you get character established, then you build foundations within yourself, assess your value of what life is about. That opens the door for everyone to be a better person. Absolutely. Absolutely. There is no restriction. Reporte reporter the society always recognizes civilians who showed extraordinary courage through its citizen honors award. Lying middle School Counselor molly hudgens. I feel like it represents the teachers and educators that we have lost to school violence. And it gives me the opportunity to share their stories and also to talk about their heroism. Reporter hudgens was tested in 2016 when a 14yearold brought a loaded weapon to school. Even though i was afraid, i still had to try to manage the situation. We had a school full of students and staff. I knew that really the only thing that stood between him and them was me. Reporter hedgeons spoke with the by before he surrendered the boy before he surrendered. Whatevers right is easy. He did. That im not sure exactly what his future will hold, but im so grateful that he is going to have a second chance. How many of you have obstacles reporter they are teaching by example that living a life of significance is achieved by putting others first when they created the day of july 4th, so many, many years ago, that it was a day to celebrate the great values that we have in the greatest country. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday, catherine herridge, the pentagon. Our thanks for the story. Michelle, i love what molly hudgens, the teacher who received the civilian honor said, whats right is never easy, but its still right. Thats right. And being honored and sharing other stories about what theyve done to contribute, i love that, too. Dont forget to set your dvr. Coming up in our next hour, we know that names like thomas and john appear on the oldest printed copies of the declaration of independence. But how about Mary Catherine . Well hear a womans remarkable ita tale, and the tales most admired in the english language. Where shakespeares plays are performed now in serious danger. 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Sometimes its still too early to see that eating that way. Should be interesting. Coming up, well take you to the fireworks capital of the world straight ahead. 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 beyond this mornings headlines. After spending months at home, Many Americans are looking to get away. Travel experts say mini vacationers are opting to stay close to home and continue to practice social distancing. Nancy chen reports. Reporter the field family escaped to lake hope in new jersey for a week of fresh air and the great outdoors, just 50 minutes from home. Would you have ever thought about renting someplace less than an hour away before . No. No. No. Want to go someplace a little more exotic. Reporter aaa says while overall travel is down it road trips are king. The 683 million car trips expected. A survey from the Online Rental company a bnb found nearly half of respondents said they prefer to stay within a days drive for the first trip out. People do want to get out and travel, right. And they will modify and will adapt. But they do want to get out of their homes. Reporter airbnb says more than half of mays bookings were 200 miles or less from home, a roundtrip on one tank of gas. Many travelers want a change of scene we where they can still maintain social distance and cook for themselves. People are prioritizing health and safety and like the fact that they have control over their entire housing experience. Reporter if youre looking for a getaway, check local tourism boards and websites to make sure its okay to travel to a particular destination. Review your accommodations cleaning guidelines, and understand the cancelation policy before committing. Nancy chen, cbs news, orange, massachusetts. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im jeff glor with michelle miller. Michelle, happy 4th. America, happy 4th. Happy 4th. What a fun day. Dana jacobson is off today. And coming up this hour, she has her place in history, and its a specific one on the first printed copies of the declaration of independence. Well hear her fascinating and littleknown story. Then, hes a master of fire and smoke. Well hold a special 4th of july cookout with serial griller matt moore. Hear why he thinks these gatherings are about so much more than just food. And hes been making music for a quarter century and is about to drop his first new album in seven years. The grammy nominee aloe blacc is also known for his social activism. Well talk about that, and he will perform in our saturday sessions ahead. It is coming up. First, our top story this hour President Trump chose an historic backdrop to kick off the nations 244th birthday. Defying the recommendations of doctors including members of his own Coronavirus Task force, mr. Trump and the first lady greeted about 7,000 spectators for fireworks last night at the base of mt. Rushmore in south dakota. The president thanked First Responders for their efforts in battling the virus, but he spent most of his time addressing what he calls attacks on the nations heritage. The Movement Across the country to remove controversial statues and monuments. We will expose this dangerous movement, protect our nations children, end this radical assault and preserve our beloved american way of life. Mr. Trump announced plans to create what he calls a garden of heroes. It would be an outdoor park that he says will feature the statues of the greatest americans to ever live. As pressure mounts from sponsors, the Washington Redskins say they are thoroughly reviewing their name and mascot. Fedex, bank of america, and pepsico have requested the team change its name. Nike pulled the teams merchandise from its website on thursday night. The team cited events around the country and Community Feedback for why its conducting there review. For decades the team has faced criticism from native american advocacy groups who say the teams name is racist. One sport that has already made changes in light of the protests against Racial Injustice is nascar. Last month, the racing organization banned the Confederate Flag from flying at its races. Noo nascar made the move two days after the lone black driver, bubba wallace, called for the flags removal. Speaking out on social issues is now for the 26yearold driver. I spoke with him about his newfound role as an athlete and activist. As you well know, four years ago, Colin Kaepernick began the kneel during the national anthem. That was a protest against Racial Injustice and police brutality. And it didnt end so well for him. What are your thoughts on colin and the courage it took for him to take that stand, taking your stand the way you did and receiving quite the opposite reaction . I remember when, you know, Colin Kaepernick kneeled for the first time. And i knew the type of message that it sent out. I did not understand at the time i didnt understand what was being done and why it was being done. And it quickly became a conversation of all sports. And i took the time to educate myself and see that, one it has nothing to do with disrespecting our military, has nothing to do with disrespecting our flag. It is simply saying it will not stand for whats going on in this world today with the oppression of black people and how africanamerican races is treated. But people dont want to realize that thats what it is. They simply see it as disrespecting the flag and the military when people of the military have stepped up and said this has nothing to do with disrespecting our flag or our military or the country i have fought for. We had a powerful moment at atlanta where a nascar official, curt price, a former military member, fought for our country, took a kneel. If that doesnt speak volumes to you, then those are the types of people that will never change. Its just like youre missing the point. Youre missing the boat here. You can see the rest of our interview today on cbs sports connected, thats right, on cbs sports. It airs right here on cbs at 1 00 p. M. Eastern. Millions of americans will be celebrating this Holiday Weekend, but not on the beach. Among them, those in california where all beaches are closed to enforce social distancing and stop the surge in coronavirus cases. Infection rates in dozens of other states are soaring, as well. Pennsylvania and texas are hoping to slow the increase by mandating the wearing of Face Coverings in public. Necks were craned at the base of mt. Rushmore in south dakota as fireworks ushered in the 4th of july. The coronavirus has forced many cities to cancel or at least scale down their 4th of July Fireworks celebrations to comply with social distancing regulations. That doesnt mean people wont be having their own celebrations using back yard fireworks imported from china. Ramy inocencio has the story. Reporter unlike years past, this 4th of july wont dazzle as bright or boom as loud as cities cancel their fireworks shows over fears normally massive crowds would lead to new explosions of coronavirus. As they go up, theyre going to have a crackle and pop. Reporter the Global Pandemic hasnt stopped Many Americans from planning their own fourth of july blowouts using back yards fireworks. Most of which are produced halfway around the world. In factories like there one in chinas hunan province. All the fireworks in this room are going to make it to our showrooms for july 4th, 2020. Reporter jessie dragoiu is in charge of purchasing for phantom fireworks. The youngstown, ohio, company says it buys at least 99 of its products from china. We spoke to jessie while she office a tour last december before the pandemic started along with social distancing. How importance is china to phantoms Business Model in the United States . Without the manufacturing here, we dont operate. Without china, the industry ceases to exist. Reporter and this city bills itself as the birthplace of fireworks. More than 1,400 years ago. Now over 1,000 small factories supply the world, a mostly female work force working in shifts, makes each blinking cloud and Rocket Launcher by hand before theyre packaged and shipped. Theres so much involved in it thats been passed on from generation to generation. Its not easily replicated anywhere. Reporter the past year hasnt been easy for the fireworks industry. The pandemic slowed production and demand, but its been under threat of tariffs for longer, part of President Trumps ongoing trade war with china. But each night, the skies above look like a celebration is still happening. Manufacturers run qualitycontrol explosions from the citys official testing ground. Launching the same bottle rockets and red cakes that americans are snapping up for their own personal july 4th parties social distanced from neighbors. For cbs this Morning Saturday, ramy inocencio, china. It is about seven minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. More than 50 men put their lives on the line to sign the declaration of independence, and so did the woman who printed the earliest copies of it. Up next on this Independence Day, the littleknown story of a heroine from our history. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. From diy beach days. To kiddo curls. 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Ask your doctor about oncedaily trelegy. We know times are hard and were here for you. Find support at trelegy. Com. We must all hang together, or most assuredly we will all hang separately. Thats what founding father ben franklin had to say about the declaration of independence. As an act of treason against british rule they were putting their lives at risk. So, too, was a woman you probably havent heard of. A printer who created the first copies of the famous document who, like the founding fathers, wasnt afraid to put her name right on them. Dana jacobson reports. And this is one of the only copies reporter inside the massachusetts archives and Commonwealth Museum sits a national treasure. The declaration that announced the birth of our nation. At a time i think when so many issues and controversies and turmoil is out there, i think this particular holiday, the 4th of july, and this particular document really is a thing that we can all unite about. Reporter and secretary of the commonwealth William Galvin says if you look a little closer at this copy, you might notice an unfamiliar name. Mary Catherine Goddard. At the bottom she wrote, printed in baltimore, maryland, by Mary Catherine goddard. Her full name. Really saying i support this cause, and i want my voice to be heard, too. Reporter princeton historian martha king is writing a book about female colonial printers, including goddard. Congress had fled philadelphia. This is in the middle of the war, and had settled temporarily in baltimore. So she happened to be the printer in baltimore at that time and that moment. Congress needed someone to print this declaration with the names finally from july 4th, 76. They want people to know who these people are who put their names on the line. Really an act of treason to put ones signature. She printed that in january of 1777. Reporter although her name is not well known and no drawings of her exist, goddard made an impression. For over nine years she really ran a weekly paper in baltimore, a single woman doing this, too. And she has the important responsibility also as postmaster for the town to make sure the mail and the chain of communication flows. As a printer during wartime, news of battles, news of what the probable outcome of this war for independence would be. Reporter goddard would be postmistress of baltimore for 14 years, technically the first female federal employee until a new postmaster general replaced her with a plan in the fall of 1789. Over 230 baltimore residents and merchants wrote a petition on her behalf. She spoke up, and she said this is unjust treatment and tried to have it remediated but was. Successful. Reporter she used census and tax records to get a more accurate depiction of the story. Like others of the time, she was a slave owner. The 1790 census, the first census, i would able to track her reporter wow and find that she owned four slaves and had one other free person in her household at that time. Mary Catherine Goddard did have this enslaved woman, belinda starling, that she monumented in her will. She left all of her personal property to her. She liberated a woman as her final deathbed wish. I think theres more to that that i want to study and find out about. Oftentimes i fear that women are not included in the page of history. S and thats an impression that women were not involved in the fight for independence. And that is not true. Reporter Denise Vanburen is the president general of the daughters of the american revolution. Mary Catherine Goddard should inspire us today to raise our voices, to be part of the discussion, and to help chart the course for the nation. Its important that we recognize that not only women but people of color, foreignborn patriots, all contributed to our victory during the american revolution. Reporter for printer and artist mindy belloff, maerry Catherine Goddard is important. As a feminist artist i felt that were still sort of grappling with this language today. I spoke with some historians about what all men meant at that time. Did it mean all men or all white men who were landowners or all mankind . One british historian felt that it was understood to be all mankind. I felt that it was time to set the record straight. Reporter to do so, belloff recreated g ed goddards print with the accurate typeface and paper. This is the historic recreation. Thats accurate to two mary goddard printed. And so in the contemporary, i changed the word man in two places from we hold these truths to be selfevident that all men are created equal. Its mentioned twice here. Right. And so its rewritten as people. Reporter belloffs printings are in the Permanent Collection of the library of congress and other institutions. All men are created equal. Did you put yourself in her shoes and wonder what that might have been like for a woman to be printing those words at the time . Absolutely. I wondered about the that quite a bit. And how it was understood when the enslaved and women at that time were wanted a voice in this new republic. It was interesting for me on many different levels, especially when we think about whats going on today and how we use words and language and how its understood. And what an important document this was at the tumultuous time. Reporter and according to martha king, at this tumultuous time, as well. I think with the declaration of independence, this call for a United Country based on the ideals of equality rather than exclusion. I think it merits us reading the declaration of independence in 2020 as much as people were reading it and signing it in 1776. Does this ring true for us today, or is it still aspirational in some ways . Sounds about right to me. Right, michelle . So interesting to see that recreation. And mary Katherine Goddard, a name i think people will not forget. Yeah. I certainly wont. Thank you so much, dana, for bringing that story to us. Wherever you are. The first version of shakespeares Old Globe Theater was destroyed by fire. Now the second is imperilled by pandemic. Up next, well take you to london and hear why this beloved stage is in danger of going dark for good. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Trust toyota to be here for you. Now, every hybrid vehicle in toyotas lineup is available with 0 financing. With fewer stops for gas, toyota hybrids give you the confidence to go farther. And with 0 financing, toyota hybrids are even more thrilling. Enjoy more freedom in a toyota hybrid. See your toyota dealer or shop and buy online. All from the brand you trust. Today and tomorrow. Toyota. Yes. 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Reporter with the timeless wisdom and wit, it was shakespeare who penned the nowimmortal phrase all the worlds a stage, first uttered in 1612. Against my will, i am sent to bid you come in to dinner. Reporter and this stage is a stones throw from shakespeares original theater, be fittingly named the globe. But the globe of our era now sits eerily empty. A casualty of the lockdown that actress and artistic directior Michelle Terry has been tasked to fix. How do you keep the doors open if you cant physically bring bodies in to enjoy the artistry of shakespeare . Thats got to weigh heavily on you. Yeah. If its really hard. Its really hard because youre not just trying to keep the doors open sorry please. Please. There is an ecosystem of artists and makers we have a huge education element to what we do. Sweet lady reporter some of britains biggest names in stage and screen are warning of a cultural catastrophe without urgent government support. The uks theater industry earns around 1. 3 billion a year and employs over 300,000 people. All at risk because of the pandemic. King lear is one of shakespeares greatest works and was written during the plague. Fresh britains of bel air sitcom star and respected classical theater actor Joseph Marcelle has thrilled audiences with his interpretation of the role. What needs to be done to save the globe . Make the people, the government of england, the world, understand that this is something that should be cherished. That you should hold next to your heart. More light and light grows more light and light reporter the globe isnt alone in its financial struggles, but the playhouse is rare in that it not only major roles to performers of color farewell, farewell, one kiss reporter it also draws audiences long overlooked elsewhere. The globe was the first theater in england, not only london, where as an actor on that stage you looked out, and there were black children. If we if black lives matter, if the National Association for the advancement of color will people matters, then the globe has to survive because it is one of the only theaters in britain that is constant. Reporter in supporting artists of color of supporting artists of color, yes. I learned in this letter that don reporter if the globe were to reopen, social distancing rules would require it to remain at least half empty. How many gentlemen have you lost reporter meaning its money troubles wont go away. A victory reporter still, Michelle Terry says shes hopeful. We will make it safe, and we will make it possible. But we are pack animals, and we are storysellers, and we need to be together. And we have a responsibility to make that possible again. [ applause ] reporter in a space unlike anywhere else. For cbs this Morning Saturday, imtiaz tyab, london. Imtiaz tyab, i love that story save the globe, jeff. Save the globe. Indeed. Hard to imagine a future without the globe. Up next here on the dish, it is a holiday barbecue, and youre invited to check it out. Meet selfproclaimed cereal grimmer matt moore. Youre griller matt moore. 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, i have a look beyond the mornings headlines. With the growing push for diversity and social justice, black artists are experiencing more interest in their work. Naomi ruckham reports. Reporter bostonbased artist leana farmer has seen an explosion of interest in her elegant illustrations of africanamerican women. Ive got over 200 orders in the last week. That was just one day. Reporter in the midst of a National Conversation about Racial Injustice, more americans are trying to support blackowned businesses and artists, and while farmer appreciates the interest, she wants it to be genuine. You hope that everyone values your work, not just for being a black artist but because youre a person and have something valuable or something that they love. Reporter at this art gallery in new yorks chelsea neighborhood, gallery owner scoto agahada and artists have seen interests have seen art grow in the last decade but not enough. I hope coming from africa, the caribbean, africanamerican community, that the larger the art world is not ignored reporter a fact highlighted in a 2019 study of major art museums in the u. S. Which found just about 1. 2 of pieces were created by black artists. They can see how it takes them to places in their daytoday experience, visual experience. That they will not get to otherwise. Reporter naomi ruckham, cbs news. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. This morning a special 4th of july edition of the dish with matt moorement moores a cook, musician, pilot, and author. His book is serial griller, a trip across america that makes you think and makes you hungry. With the help of his small 1976 piper cherokee plane in the air and countless car rides on the ground, matt moore traveled 10,000 meals in three months to put together his latest book. Its a rolling, grilling guest party across america. You were all over america, but it feels like a global book. The greatest part about where we are is we all come from somewhere else. And one of the commonalities that we share is that we bring our cuisines. Reporter from lillians barbecue in atlanta to fajitas at gogo in houston and zahav in philadelphia, if you have a craving for any particular style, it is easy to find in serial griller, moores 125recipe tribute to fire and friendship. First the basics. As moore explains, the allimportant difference between a barbecue and grilling. Theres. As a southerner we afternoon talk about what is barbecue and what is grilling. My wife is from wisconsin. So i love her to death, but when she invited me to the first summer barbecue, there were bratwursts and cheese which is not technically barbecue. As a southerner, im expected slowly roasted pork or briquette. Ever flooding barbecue happens below 300 degrees. Were focuses on all the goodness that happens above that temperature where you get the sugars and citizenzymes that create the brown food. Brown food is good food is scientific, says moore. He talks about the mired reaction, that chemical dance between amino acids and sugars that takes place when food is prepared above 300 degrees. Purists will always argue for hardwood to produce that heat, but there are many ways to get there. One of the things i wanted to strive to do in writing this book is not discriminate whether youre a grass griller, hardwood griller, but setting up different zones of fire. Reporter for the 4th of july, moore showed us a feast. Lets talk about whats on the able to first. First in my hand most importantly, a little cocktail. We picked this up in charleston, south carolina. A day tripper, lemon juice, vodka, sweet tea extracextract, lavender bitters. Cheers. Happy 4th. Plated down here, all of it fresh off a grill, three down ribs, chicken thighs with herb salsa, octopus souvlaki, twostep brat sliders with mustard, heirloom caprese salad. Bruscetta, baked beans, peach cobbler, and corn with feta dill butter. In my family we have a saying that feta makes it beta. Its a dill and feta butter that we brush over the top. Reporter moore currently lives in national, though his relatives are from syria and lebanon. The book is heavy with middle eastern and mediterranean influence. Part of what leads moore to constantly search for new flavors and opportunities. Youre a businessman, a pilot, a musician, and a cook. Yeah. Reporter whats most important . A family actually. Reporter moore has 5 and 3yearold girls at home. Theres Nothing Better than cooking vegetables and getting them to eat their vegetables. Ill tell you, on the grill its a totallyti different experienc. Always clean plate club. Passing along recipes i learned growing up is a great experience to pass on. Reporter a 5yearold that puts her chef hat on. Fun sharing with them. One of my Favorite Recipes in the family comes from the middle east, a stuffed grape leaf. If you can ask my kids what their favorite food is, its not pizza, hot dags, or hamburgers, its grape leaves, but my mother has to make them. Reporter the way food can bring people together no matter how they like it makes serial griller a fun read, especially right now. July 4th, 2020, your message to wouldbe grillers out there . Get outside and grill. First and motforemost. Weve been stuck inside doing the responsible thing. I would encourage people to just take the joy of what that experience looks like. Theres something magical about fire, about the smell that occurs and, of course, the taste of the food. And it doesnt matter if youre grilling seafood or vegetables or a big steak, a tomahawk ribeye like i probably have planned, i just think it puts a smile on everybodys face. And you can, of course, get outside and grill responsibly, as well. Mich, you werent able to join because you were on a shoot yourself. We wanted to make sure no one was left out here. I was. Weve got something coming in for you. I believe. As we speak oh my god the old peach cobbler. Oh, there is amazing. Look look at that from marcy. I love marcy. Oh, my god. This is my grandmother use today to make this all the time. Thank you so much. Youre so welcome. Thank marcy ive been grilling this is a moment. My grandma it better taste as good as may grandmas. Youre going to make me cry, too. Thats really beautiful. Im so grad you have that there. Please enjoy it. Im sorry did i yell in your ear . Yeah, i hear you. 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Its been described as the wisest, unfiltered, most personal version of yourself. It is very personal, very intimate. And its dedicated to my wife of ten years, maya jupiter. Never understood why people always say love true as you now i do shes even in the video. Shes in the video, as well. Absolutely. Born Nathaniel Dawkins iii to panamanian parents, he was a teen in orange county, california. I grew up listening to a lot of the sounds of merengue. It wasnt until my first grade bus ride to school an older student let me put on his headphones from his walkman, and i started listening to hiphop. Around that time, blacc got a copy of ll cool js bad album. I quickly learned all these lyrics. Theyre not very child friendly, but at that time my parents werent paying attention. Another influence dizzy gillespies song eman on. Playing with them throughout college and do the world of business. At what point in time did you realize this isnt the world for me . When i was lay off from my corporate job, decided i would focus on music until i needed to go back to get another job or maybe go back to skpojob or get degree. Luckily music worked out. Next came i need a dollar come launched him on to the global music scene. First in europe then in the u. S. After hbo used it for how to make it in america. I need a dollar was a song that i wrote inspired by dhchai gang workers recordings. I thought id be an indy artist forever. He struck platinum in 2013 with wake me up, alongside the late swedish deejay avicii. And i had no idea what would happen with it. But ultimately it was well received. And it became i think the hallmark of my career. A few months later, he got a grammy nod for best r b album. And the hit the man topped the global charts. Yes i am yes i am becoming the inner views of exnfl player Colin Kaepernick in its beats by dre commercial. Now a father of two, his next goal is to make helping others contagious. I thought, well, theres got to be got to be a different game. What if we all competed not for the amount of money that we can make but about competed with the amount of change that we could make, positive change . In a world thatabsolutelyneeds that kind of effort and that kind of competition. A message blacc says will always seep into his music as he to continues to support human rights with his success. Its important to use my platform to create positive socialization, through lyrics, music videos, to make the world a little bit better, thats what im ill do. All love everything will be out on october 2nd. Now with the song my way, performing from los angeles, here is aloe blacc. Ive been sad ive been lost ive been down and out and lonely ive been suffering at a job in a world that tries to own me but when i wake up every morning theres an image of a better place cause the harder that we grind then the sweeter is the glory people say im foolish. People say im blinded by faith but if i run out of air if i crash i dont care im gonna do it my way. I can make it through this you can throw the world in my face but the fear gives me life and i swear until i die im gonna do it my way ay ay gonna do it my way ay yay gonna do it my way so put me down and criticize me for with your lies and with your parody hey in the darkness i dont hide cause i got pride that gives me clarity i still walk up in the morning with the vision of a better life you see the option of defeat is not just written in my story people say im foolish people say im blinded by faith if i run out of air if i crash i dont care im gonna do it my way i can make it through this you can throw the world in my face but the fear gives me life and i swear until i die im gonna do this my way ay yay gonna do it my way ay yay donna do it my way every time they build a wall around me i will tear it down and say im gonna live my dreams gotta live my dreams even when the floods rush round to drown me i just hold my breath and pray let me live me dreams every sim one of those i aint quitting none of my dreams people say im foolish people say im blinded by faith but if i run out of air if i crash i dont care im gonna do it my way i can make it through this you can throw the world in my face but the fear gives me life and i swear until i die im gonna do it my way let me fly through the air if i crash i dont care im gonna do it my way i swear until i die im gonna do it my way whoa dont go away. 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Enjoy the holiday, and stay safe. The peach cobbler was a great start. Thanks, jeff. We leave you now with more from aloe blacc. One of my favorite artists of all time is sam cook. He was a singer, songwriter, businessman. And one of his most famous songs was called a change is gonna come. Hes noted as saying that it was inspired by bob dylans blowing in the wind. He thought it was the perfect sentiment for the civil rights movement, should have been ra written by a black man and endeavored to create something as powerful. Because im inspired by sam acok and he was inspired, this is blowing in the wind how many seas must a white dove see before shes in the sand how many times must a cannonball fly before theyre forever banned the answer my friend is blowing in the wind the answer is blowing in the wind how many years with a mountain exist before it washed to the sea and how many years can some people exist before theyre allowed to be free and how many times can a man turn his head and pretend that he just doesnt see the answer my friend is blowing in the wind the answer is blowing in the wind yes and how many times must a man look up before he can see the sky and how many ears must one man have before he can hear people cry yes how many deaths will it take till he knows that too many people have died the answer my friend is blowin in the wind the answer is blowing in the wind the answer, my friend the answer is blowing in the wind that was amazing. For those of you still with us, we have more music from aloe blacc. This is i do. This song is called i do. A song i dedicate to my wife, my jupiter, for our ten years of marriage. Wanted to do Something Special to show her that i loved her and that i care, and so i wrote this song. Thought i was good i was good on my own i was all right thought i was grown and the strangers id known they were all right thought that i knew everything never wrong i was all right oh i was good i was good on my own i was all right oh i lived a whole life thinking i knew how my heart could handle love a love i thought i knew everything before us was stretching out my heart just so it could be big enough to beat for two never understood why people always say love chooses you now i do now i do didnt ever think that i could ever say i promise you and now i do