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Survivors of the massive beirut explosion demand answers as they mourn their losses. Were in lebanon with the new information on the blast. And Michelle Obamas candid comments. The former first lady speaks about her own Mental Health struggles and the pandemic and racial strife. First, heres todays eye opener. Your world in 90 seconds. It will go away. Thing goes away. Absolutely. Its no question in my mind it will go away. Chicago Public Schools will start the school year with all Remote Learning. The fact of the matter is, we are seeing an increase in cases. Investigators probing that massive explosion that tore through beirut. Teyre focusing on possible negligence. It was a nightmare. We felt that for the first time. A wedding photographer captures the exact moment a massive explosion shook beirut. Lawmakers have yet to come to an agreement on the next Coronavirus Relief bill. Well sit and work and work until we meet the needs of the American People and get this job done. Millions are still without power after Tropical Storm isaias carved a deadly path of destruction in the northeast. Today in hiroshima, japan, they marked the 75th anniversearies of the u. S. Atomic bomb dropping. All that new pandemic exercise routine. Check out this dog going around in circles. This feels like 2020 for all of us. And all that matters. Who doesnt enjoy a nice bath. A panda had a blast in the bubbles. I like to think they can only get better when you start watching a panda take a bubble bath. On cbs this morning. Lets give a big smile. Double up. One, two. Good. Drop. This daddy daughter duo are going viral on tiktok for their cheerleading stunts. Good. One, two. Obviously hes done it before with fullgrown humans. Shes just a tiny little thing. Hes tossing her around. Toes. Whoo clean. Wow. Clean indeed. Im sure it takes a lot of hard work and practice. You have to watch the whole video. Have you seen the full video . The very beginning. She slips a little in the beginning and the father says its okay. Youve got to trust me. And sure enough, she did. Sweet moment. Very cool. Fun fact, jericka and jeff. I tried out with the College Cheerleading squad when i was in college. So i know a little bit about that stuff. Yeah. Fun and interesting fact, yes. All right. Welcome to cbs this morning. Were going to begin with sweeping new measures in americas three most heavily populated cities to try and slow the coronavirus. New york city is now setting up coronavirus checkpoints for people entering from hot spots. Chicago says all its Public Schools will use Remote Learning at the start of the new school year. And los angeles announced a crackdown on house parties and threatened to cut off water and power. We start with our lead National Correspondent David Begnaud in miami. First, tell us about this Enforcement Effort in l. A. So, jeff, if the city of los angeles now gets a report, and they can confirm theres a large gathering of people at a private property, they are going to ask the Utility Service in los angeles to cut water and power to that property within 48 hours. This drastic decision follows a party earlier in the week near Beverly Hills where the police could clearly see and cameras showed people gathering together at a large party. Here in the south where we are, the virus is spreading out of control. And we want to zero in this morning on the state of mississippi which is leading the nation in a way they dont want to. Cases per capita are the highest in mississippi than anywhere else. And doctors are alarmed. This was the scene inside the icu at the university of Mississippi Medical Center in jackson yesterday. It is mississippis largest and most specialized hospital. It is the only one that can offer the complex medical procedures that most critically ill patients need. And it is completely full. Within our walls, we have 14 patients that need an icu bed, and theres not one available. Thats dr. Luann woodward, the dean of the school of medicine at the university of mississippi. With cases on the rise and nearly 25 of the cases coming back positive, the Current Crisis in mississippi may go on for months. Im hoping the tide is turning, but i think there has been a very deep disconnect between many people in mississippi and the understanding of what were seeing. Reporter in neighboring louisiana, there was a Prayer Service held at Teurlings Catholic high school for 19yearold david lemaire. We spoke to his father mark. How many of your children were infected by the virus . Four out of five. Were you and your wife infected . Yes. David and his younger brother jacob were both hospitalized with coronavirus. And put in the same icu. At one point, the brothers even shaird the same room. That is where david took this picture of jacob looking back at his brother with clear concern in his eyes. Why did they bring him in the room together at one point . Because davids condition had deteriorated, and they are very close. And thought that would be a good good for both of them. David was airlifted to new orleans for more complex medical treatments. Mark went with him, seen here by davids side holding his hand. As machines, oxygenated davids blood to give his lungs a rest. But the virus had ravaged this 19yearolds lungs beyond repair. David died on july 31st after more than one month in the hospital. My son david was a very vibrant, very alive college student. Ive learned a lot about my son and about how compassionate he was. And how deep his faith was. This loss is overwhelming, honestly, for our family. Reporter i told mark that one of davids High School Teachers told me that david is remembered by his high school as being one of the nicest kids on campus. What a beautiful thing to be remembered by. I want you to know that david was treated with every drug available, remdesivir, convolessent plasma, steroids, they gave him everything they could. David had asthma as a child but hadnt been treated with medication since the fifth grade. He was running crosscountry in high school and running several miles a day the week before he was infected with the virus. David, your reporting once again driving home the fact that no one is safe from the coronavirus. And we should all take precautions, as youve reported. Wear a mask. Thank you, David Begnaud. We appreciate it. Chicago has announced plans to make its Public Schools remote to fight the coronavirus. It is a change from a previous hybrid plan. Adriana diaz reports from chicago. Even while weve taken significant steps forward out of this crisis, we also have needed to take some steps back. Reporter with coronavirus cases creeping up in chicago, mayor Lori Lightfoot said Remote Learning is the best option for the citys 350,000 students, though she acknowledged it will be a struggle for parents. Adriana alvarez is a single mom who works at mcdonalds. Her 8yearold son manny goes to school in a nearby district also doing Remote Learning. We first met her nearly the pandemic in march. If school closes, i dont know what im going to do. Its just me and him. I dont have anybody else. Reporter she was just as worried about school when whey checked back in with her yesterday. Its either i dw g go to wor provide for him or stay home with him. Is stopping work an option . No, i am the only Financial Support that he has. Its just me and him. And if i stop working, we both stop eating. So im literally stuck. Reporter its a problem parents, especially single parents, are facing across the country. 15 of the nations largest 25 School Districts will be online only. Affecting more than 3. 4 million kids. In schools that have reopened, coronavirus cases are already surfacing. Over 100 students in mississippi are now quarantining after six students and a staff member tested positive. And at a school in north carolina, part of a network of schools that Vice President pence visited and praised for reopening, all fourth grade students and a teacher are now quarantining after a student there tested positive. But for some parents whose kids must learn from home, there are growing concerns they could fall behind. Definitely worried about his education. I am not a teacher. I feel like online can only teach so much. Teachers are definitely, you know, a key point to their education. Chicagos mayor says they will provide support to parents who cant afford to stay home but so far there are few details. As for the nations Largest School district, new york city, its announced a hybrid plan with a few days a week of inperson instruction but new yorks governor hasnt yet approved that plan. Jericka . Adriana, all right. So many waiting to see what happens with the stimulus package because of the amount of people that need to go to work but also have a dilemma of who is going to watch their children. Thank you, adriana. Facebook has taken action against what it calls harmful misinformation from President Trump on the coronavirus. The company deleted a post by the president that included a false statement about children and the virus. The same clip was taken down by twitter. The Trump Campaign called that flagrant bias. Weijia jiang reports from the white house. If you look at children, children are almost and i would almost say definitely, but almost immune from this disease. Reporter for the First Time Ever on wednesday, facebook removed a post from President Trumps page in which he made that false claim about the coronavirus. Comments the Company Called harmful misinformation. Twitter also demanded that Trump Campaign delete a tweet with the same video, freezing the account until officials agreed to take it down. Still, mr. Trump defended the comment. If you look at children, they are able to throw it off very easily. They may get it, but they get it, and it doesnt vhave much o an impact on them. Reporter more than 250,000 children under age 17 have gotten infected. Studies show they recover better than adults but they can spread the virus to older people. The ongoing pandemic is also creating uncertainty about novembers election. The president continued to say that mailin voting leads to widespread fraud without providing evidence. Out of common sense, and pure basic, beautiful intelligence, you know it cant work. Reporter but arizonas governor, republican doug ducey, told the president in an Oval Office Meeting that he was confident in his states mailin voting system. This is no time to experiment. This is a time to go with the tried and true and in arizona, our system works very well. Reporter on capitol hill, white house and congressional negotiators wrapped up a tenth day of talks over covid relief packages for the american public. And theyre still clashing over whether to pass a comprehensive deal or smaller measures. President trump says he is considering taking executive action if congress cant reach an agreement. Jeff . Weijia, thank you very much. Investigators in beirut, lebanon, are working to find out if tuesdays gigantic explosion was caused by negligence. The blast killed at least 135 people, including one american. Around 5,000 others are injured. Imtiaz tyab is in beirut where a massive recovery effort is under way. What do you see there . Coming into this city that i know so well, i have never seen it devastated quite like this before. A quarter of a Million People made homeless in a matter of seconds. Now we havent learned much more about the american who was killed in this blast or the several other americans who were injured. But we do know that a vast search and rescue effort continues. This hellscape was once beiruts port. Now laid to waste by over 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate. How such a vast quantity of such volatile material was allowed to rot for over six years in a warehouse so close to the city center is still being investigated. The lebanese government is putting the ports managers under house arrest while it pieces together how the russianowned cargo ignited. Many are blaming the countrys ruling elite after reports surfaced suggesting officials had repeatedly warned the dangerous chemicals needed to be removed. So few were spared, including little sophie in intensive care, whose brain is bleeding from shattered glass. Her parents say they also lost their home. I tried to protect her, but i couldnt. Reporter there are still some moments of hope, like when rescuers pulled this man from the rubble 16 hours after the explosion. Theres also music. 78yearold may melki survived the civil war and later conflicts with israel. Her home may now be in ruins but her piano skills and resolve are as strong as ever. Each time these catastrophes happen, we stand up and start again. Reporter lebanon has been suffering on so many fronts. First the crashing economy, then the pandemic, and now this disaster. This isnt a country that is on the brink. Its deep in the abyss. Jericka . Imtiaz tyab for us in beirut, thank you. Nearly 2 million homes along the east coast are still without power this morning following Tropical Storm isaias. Six states have now declared a state of emergency. Officials in some hardhit areas say it could take days for power to be restored. Investigations are under way in new york and connecticut over whether Utility Companies were unprepared for the storm. At least nine people were killed by the storm. Many by falling trees and in flash floods. Turning to the president ial race, the Trump Campaign wants an extra debate with Presumptive Democratic nominee joe biden about a month from now, before early voting begins in some states. Three debates are scheduled right now. September 29th, october 15th and october 22nd. Ed okeefe is covering campaign 2020. All right, ed. What else could change between now and november . Everything, vlad. First, theres a debate over debates continuing. Both parties are completely scrapping plans to hold anything resembling normal political conventions. The Biden Campaign announced neither he, his running mate nor any party leader will speak from milwaukee at the Democratic National convention as originally planned. Democrats now say the city of milwaukee will serve as a control room of sorts for a completely Virtual Convention that will include joe biden accepting the nomination from his home state of delaware. Republicans already scrapped plans for their convention in jacksonville, florida, and charlotte, north carolina, and President Trump is now considering accepting his partys nomination from the white house. I think it would be a very convenient idea. Its something that we threw out. It would be a very cost conscious by comparison to any other location. Reporter but. Including members of the president s own party, questioned whether that would violate the hatch act, prohibiting government officials from participating in politics. And the use of Government Property for campaign activity. Republican senator john thune said, i think anything you do on federal property would seem to be problematic. The president brushed off legal concerns noting hes exempt from the act. Well, it is legal. There is no hatch act because it doesnt pertain to the president. Reporter House Speaker nancy pelosi said it would not happen and called it a distraction. And he is diverting attention from the fact that people are dying in our country. Reporter as the president and biden continue campaigning virtually, the former Vice President took questions at a conference of black and latino journalists, and was asked what he would do about border security. Trump campaigned on build that wall. Are you willing to tear that wall down . No, there will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. Reporter biden also said if hes president , Border Protection would be based on high technology. As for his running mate, were Still Standing by for that announcement, but the former Vice President tweeted last night, quote, ill let you know soon. Vlad . And we will be waiting. Ed okeefe for us, thank you as always. New Research Raises questions about the safety of advanced Driver Assistance Technology and how much drivers should rely on those systems. But first, it is we have much more ahead. Mola lenghi takes u we have much more news ahead. We go to scottsdale, arizona where the coronavirus is hitting Small Businesses hard. Reporter when it shutdown this Tourism Business hard, its when hathe businesses make halff its income for the year. And now, as you can see, its a ghost town. On cbs this morning well take a snapshot of a main street desperately struggling to stay alive. However you go back, weve got your back. To soccer practices. And new adventures. You hope the more you give the less theyll miss. But even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past. 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And aaa found while theres got more work to do, the safest feature is still a human driver. Steve sequiera loves his tesla and its autopilot, a driver assistance system that can automatically maintain a vehicles speed and lane. He says it works pretty well but its not perfect. Theres times where this doesnt do exactly what you thought it would because its thinking on its own terms. Its own algorithm. It might be different from what you would do. Reporter the driver of this tesla says autopilot was engaged during this july accident in southern california. His car in the center moves over and slows when the semi drifts into its lane. Just as the suv changed lanes behind it. And here an Arizona State trooper was stopped on the side of interstate 10 last month when a tesla slammed into him. Its driver told troopers autopilot was active. New research from aaa found that kind of crash may be particularly challenging for several other advanced driver assistance systems. 66 of the time they hit a simulated disabled vehicle during closed course testing. Thats alarm because people can become overconfident. I think people watching this are going to wonder if they have this in their cars, is this kind of Technology Safe to use on the everyday road. Aaa believes this technology is safe if the person that is using it uses it correctly. I think weve seen some instances where thats not the case. Reporter nearly 93 of all new cars have at least one available advanced driver assistance feature. They can help maintain your speed, your lane, and your distance from other cars. Even automatically hit the brakes. During 4,000 miles of realworld testing, the five assemblies evaluated by aaa experienced an issue on average every eight miles. Teslas autopilot was not tested. Most of the issues had on this do with maintaining the vehicles lane, sometimes getting too close to guard rails or other vehicles. We experienced that during a 2018 drive in a tesla model three. When two lanes on a busy new jersey freeway merged together, autopilot nearly steered cnets tim stevens and me into another car. It nearly drove us into the subaru there. Not quite a perfect system. At that point the car was not aware that there other another car about to steer into us. Reporter aaa found the systems tended to disengage with little notice. Aaa did not break out how each individual system tested, instead they looked at the technology as a whole. Teslas autopilot was. Part of this round was not part of this round of testing, and tesla didnt respond to our request for comment. They are reviewing the results of the research, but its believed the technology can avoid crashes and save lives. But what it does do not is replace the most important safety feature in a car, that is the driver. Jericka . Thank you. So important what i heard there from that aaa rep saying technology is safe if the person is using it correctly. Thanks again. Ahead, the impact of the coronavirus on a city that relies heavily on tourism. Mola lenghi shows how some businesses along a main street in one state are adapting to survive. Plus, a reminder, you can always get the morning news by subscribing to the cbs this morning podcast. Hear the top stories in less than 20 minutes. Hey allergy muddlers. Achoo . Do your sneezes turn heads . Try zyrtec. It starts working hard at hour one. And works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. Zyrtec muddle no more. Five dollar. Five dollar footlong. Piled high with veggies. The new barbecue rib, or any footlong, is just 5 dollars when you buy 2. Only in the subway® app. Add some resistance. Sara, your movie plus trial is about to expire. 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Reporter almost 20 of the city of scottsdales sales tax revenue typically comes from visitors, and by far the busiest season is spring before the brutal heat of summer sets in. But thanks to the coronavirus, hotel stays this past march through may dropped by 72 from last year, meaning this spring was anything but typical. We have the spring training, a lot of activities going here in old town scottsdale. And really hit us at a bad time. One minute you couldnt even find a parking spot. And now reporter a ghost town. Correct. Yeah. Its really sad to see. Reporter for the past 40 years, eddie bernal and his brother have run the pride and joy restaurants. My mom is from mexico, and my father is from new mexico. The combination of those two began frank and lupes. Reporter but the legacy doesnt stop there. Edd eddies 19yearold nephew now works the front of the house through the most difficult time in the restaurants history. Talking about 90 decrease in business. Reporter 90 drop. Thats ridiculous. Reporter have you ever had a year this bad . No, never. Reporter the bernals made painful choices, laying off all but a handful of employees. They also adapted after their state shut down all dinein operations. It will help in the future reporter that kept them afloat until the dining room reopened in may. Then arizonas alarming surge in covid cases devastated not just the Family Business but the family itself. We lost my brother due to the coronavirus. And unfortunately it does look positive. And he went to the hospital. He was there for roughly a week. One night we got a call saying, you know, probably best if you come see him real quick. Reporter your dads absence is felt now. Definitely. He was the face of the restaurant. And hes one of the longest people here in old town. Everyone knows him. Im sorry. People come every day and ask about him. Hows he doing which is a little hard to do. Big shoes to fill i guess you could say. Reporter how do you get up every day . Someone needs to do it to continue the legacy. Reporter the tragic death is beyond the walls. In fact, you need walk no further than walk across the street to the distillery to see how it impacted this community. Hearing about it, our knees gave out. Reporter westen is trying to keep his restaurant and distillery alive. Not only did he have to close his doors, so did the 200 local businesses that provided vodka. Killed distribution out of the gate. Reporter what did you do . Naturally the Hand Sanitizer was the easiest thing. Reporter it turns out all the equipment and expertise needed to make booze can also make Hand Sanitizer. We had a 2. 5hour wait for the first two weeks that we launched it. I didnt realize that that many places were out of it at that time. Reporter and the Hand Sanitizer keeps you afloat its keeping us floating now. Absolutely. Were just breaking even to keep the doors open so that i can keep my dream from dissolving. Reporter and in keeping his dream alive, holms innovation helped his neighbors, too. People would come for the Hand Sanitizer and come to us for a taco or burrito. Wed be busy. Reporter two restaurants struggling with unprecedented loss, but both determined to survive. Even here under the blazing summer sun of arizona. For cbs this morning, mola lenghi, scottsdale, arizona. And blue clover distillery plans to keep making Hand Sanitizer as its business rebounds. In fact, the u. S. Chamber of commerce says that theres 60 of businesses, Small Businesses in this country are worried about closing permanently because of this pandemic. None of these restaurants can stay in business or make money based on the number of people coming in now. Those that are trying to hold on, hoping that rebound comes eventually. Wishing them the best of luck. All right. Ahead here, vlad is going to look at the stories youll be never run dry of. Killer attitude. Good moves. Or hydration. 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So if youve got teenagers or youve got tweens, preteens in your house, you will know the individual that were talking about here. Fbi agents reportedly seized multiple firearms from jake paul in a raid of his mansion yesterday. These are Armored Vehicles on the streets of california. Authorities did not say why the raid was being carried out, only that the search was related to an investigation. The fbi says no arrests are planned. Paul has not returned our request for comment. In a statement, his lawyer says they will cooperate with the investigation. Last month the 23yearold was called out by authorities for holding a Massive House Party during the pandemic. Video you can see here shows people packed side by side without wearing masks. Paul was also facing charges in connection with lootsing at an arizona mall. Those charges were dropped yesterday. So again, this is important because youve got kids in the house he has made millions of dollars, hes guy 20 million youtube followers, worth about 11 million. Your kids are watching him. Sort of big news. Yeah. Dont hold unsafe parties. Also a Graduation Ceremony is in the news. Yeah. So a student at a Catholic High School in york, pennsylvania, says he was forced to take off his black lives matter mask before the ceremony. Photo shows dean holmes wearing the mask during rehearsal. About half an hour before last weeks graduation. The 18yearold says when the procession began, teachers and the principal told him to remove his blm mask since the students were given face shields to wear. Holmes said they tried to get him another mask, but he didnt want one. Fearing hed miss the ceremony he took off the mask and entered the church to graduate with his class wearing a face shield. Heres what holmes and his dad told me. All lives do definitely matter, but black lives are at risk right now. You know, theyre not really safe in their own skin. So its like you can draw some attention to this, show support. With the internet and social media, we have a voice to outpour from such positive people of every race has been so wonderful to see. The school says it has a dress code for the ceremony and, quote, any graduate wearing a cap, gown, or mask with any message would have been asked to remove it. Wow. Its so nice to hear his father and the son talk about just the amount of support that they have. Its not about saying other people dont matter but just really understanding this moment that were in. That was that was nice of them. Glad you got the chance to talk to them, too. You have another story, kind of an outofthebox ad thats making people smile . All right. I bet youve never seen a commercial for a library like this one. Take a look. Dont have a computer . Give us a call. Were here for you romance, we got em. And whats all this cost . 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Congress remains deadlocked over a massive stimulus package while millions of americans face poverty. Well talk to one of the president s popped advisers. Sharing her struggle, Michelle Obama talks publicly about dealing with her emotions during this challenging time. And cool way to help from our series a more Perfect Union. We look at how friendly fridges are helping americans avoid hunger. Sweeping new measures in americas three most populated cities to try to slow the coronavirus. Here in the south where we are the virus is spreading out of control, cases per capita are the highest in mississippi than anywhere else, and doctors are alarmed. Chicago, the third Largest School district in the nation, has announced plans to make the Public Schools remote. Chicagos mayor says they will provide to parents who cant afford to stay home, but there are few details. A tenth day of talks over covid relief packages. President trump says he is considering taking executive action if congress cant reach an agreement. Coming into this city that i know so well, ive never seen it devastated quite like this before. A quarter of a Million People made homeless in a matter of seconds. Oh, man. Thats got some sound. The best player in the game proved it again, hitting two home runs against the mariners. I guess fatherhood is treating him well. Daddy truck. Three home runs in two games. Dad power. Papa trout. I like that. Welcome back to cbs this morning, everybody. Thats right. Dad power is real. We begin with this controversial claims by President Trump on the coronavirus. Its going away. No, it will go away like things go away. Absolutely. No question in my mind. Lit go away. Mr. President hopefully sooner rather than later. The comments are contradicted by his own experts who say the virus is extraordinarily widespread. They warn it may never be eradicat eradicated. More than 1300 people died of the coronavirus just yesterday alone in the United States. In eight of the last ten days there have been more than 1,000 reported deaths. On wednesday, florida became the second state to top 50 0,000 recorded cases. California was the first to pass the milestone. Half a million cases is more than the total number in italy and germany combined. President trump goes to Northern Ohio today where hell visit a whirlpool appliance company. Adp said u. S. Companies added 167,000 jobs last month. Thats fewer than expected after the white house pushed to reopen more businesses. Peter innavarro will travel to ohio with the president. Good morning. He joins us now. Good morning. In your estimation, where are negotiations at this point . Mark meadows and Steve Mnuchin at the white house leading the team on the hill. There seems to be intent on both sides to get to a deal. President trump is a working class president. He knows the pain out there in the heartland, and were going to get this done. But today is going to be a good day for american on the work front. Going with the president on air force one to the pride of clyde. Whats beautiful about whirlpool. Its an Iconic American Company but its the poster child for how President Trump stands up. The whirlpool story is one where where they had to fight a series of foreign predators dumping washers to the market in america below cost. They went through three different 40 cases in tieland, mexico, vietnam, china, dumping. President trump in 2018 put a 50 tariff on washers. Now the companies are booming along with eight other locations against the United States. This is going to be a great day. With all due respect to whirlpool, when do you think a stimulus deal might be reached . Again, thats not my lane. Im the assistant to the president for office of trade and manufacturing. I can break news on cbs. The other thing were doing thats going to be important today, the president is going to sign an executive order which is going to deal with one of our most pressing problems related to this pandemic. If weve learned anything in this pandemic, its that were dangerously dependent for our pharmaceuticals, medical supplies and equipment on the rest of the world. And particularly with pharmaceuticals. The key starting materials, the active pharmaceutical ingredients and the finished dosing which come to us. What this executive order does its a beautiful thing. Its buy american for our Government Agencies like the department of defense and veterans affairs. It sweeps away some of the regulatory barriers to traditional manufacturing of pharmaceuticals on our shores and innovation so we can keep drug prices down. It basically pushes advanced and Continuous Manufacturing technology. This is a beautiful package. The president is going to sign it today. I would say to the people of america its so important as we fight this pandemic and possibly future problems that we bring our supply chains home, not just for pharmaceuticals but for all of the critical things we need to make this a great country. Why the focus as the negotiations continue, why the focus on the payroll tax cut . Im not sure that theres a continued focus on it. That happens to be one of the most effective ways to get money into the pockets of the American People. If you are a worker and theres a payroll tax cut, its a 12 wage hike. Thats good for American Workers. I think again, this is not my responsibility or lane. I have great faith in mark meadows leading this. In it looks like Chuck Schumer and nancy pelosi are between the rhetoric, theyre coming together. The mission here is to make sure that the American People who are out of work get relief from that and that we also have an economy that we can rebuild. The two things President Trump will do, and this is going to be a great speech today. I urge everybody to watch it and read it. Its beat the virus, and build this economy back to where it was in january 15th when he built the most beautiful and Strong Economy in american history. We had 3. 5 unemployment rates. Rising wages for blue collar workers. We have a long row to hoe here. Make no mistake, this package is important. It cant just be writing checks to people now. Its also got to be putting in place structural choices so we can rebuild our economy. Theres a bill, for example, that Lindsey Graham has that would bring our personal protective equipment back to u. S. Shores with buy american provisions. Those are the kinds of things that can go into this bill that will help American Workers and make us safe at the same time. While the virus continues, peter, what did you make of the president s comments yesterday when he said that children are almost immune from the virus . Im not an epidemiologist. I think just as a matter of fact, we see youre on the task force, though. Actually, im not on the task force, but be that as it may, what i do, what my job is, so the American People understand, folks like dr. Fauci, theyre urging people to wear masks. My job is to make sure we manufacture enough masks. Im the defense production act policy coordinator. When you have in maine an increase in swab reduction of 20 million swabs thats something my Office Working with the president had to do. When we stand up in factories in five weeks to make masks by honeywell in arizona and rhode island, that would be my lane. Ill leave that science to the task force. My job is to make sure the American People have the farm cute cals and protective equipment they need. All right. Thank you very much for your time. Pleasure to be with you this morning. Any time. Lebanons government has detained officials in charge of the port of beirut. 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My jijis at work. Ceremonies were held in hiroshima, japan, today to mark the 75th anniversary of the worlds first atomic bomb attack. A few days later the u. S. Dropped a Second Nuclear bomb on nagasaki forcing the japanese to surrender and ending world war ii. Each year there are fewer and fewer survivors left. Ramy inocencio met with one of those survivors who has spent three quarters of a century on a quest to rid the world of Nuclear Weapons. Reporter the Mushroom Cloud rose menacingly over hiroshima 75 years ago today. An event seared into World History and more so in the mind of toshiko tanaka. She was right under that cloud, just 6 years old, and miraculously survived. Translator i remember the histoorror of the day. My body thrown to the ground. Reporter at 81, she says shes been blessed to live. Her mission now autoba bann Nuclear Weapons. Translator im all the more determined to help rid the world of nuclear arms. Reporter what became hiroshimas ground zero was once its humming commercial district of nakajima with city hall, restaurants, and cafes. Pictured here with her father, she lived close by. On august 6th, 1945, the enola gay super force bomber dropped its payload on the city. A fiveton nuclear bomb nicknamed little boy. The atom bottom exploded a third of a mile over the river killing 8,000 people and leveling the city. The building known as the Atomic Bomb Dome was one of the few left standing. A testament to the tragedy of war, it stands aligned with tributes to peace. The peace flame and Peace Memorial museum. Newly renovated in time for the 75th anniversary. Spotlighted is the day of the bombing. Artifacts tell the stories of those who died in an instant. Torn clothes, a tricycle, a lunch never eaten. Photographs of burn victims hang on the walls next to artwork by survivors. Through her own art work, tanisa still process that fateful day 75 years ago. The United States bombed your city. Do you have criticism for america . Translator once we saw the americans it was clear they were just like us. Reporter years later she even met Clifton Truman daniel, grandson of president harry truman, who ordered the bombing. There will be a time in the future which there are no more surviving hiroshima victims. What do you want the world to remember . Translator eliminating Nuclear Weapons is the path to peace, ensuring this tragedy is never repeated. Reporter and she manages one last line in english please make many friends from other countries. When you do so, you are opening the world to peace. Reporter a remarkable woman who survived a nuclear bombing, yet still has peace in her heart. For cbs this morning, ramy inocencio, hiroshima, japan. 75 years ago. Still pushing, right . Yeah. Even just to think of the history there and the people that did survive when 80,000plus were killed just like that. Great to have her there. Thanks. 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To help manage her depression, Michelle Obama says shes been keeping a regular routine, reaching out to friends and family, and exercising. Guys, leave it to the former first lay to encapsulate how so many of us are feeling. And she says that even when she experiences these emotional highs and lows, she tries not to be so hard on herself. If shes not feeling the treadmill on that one particular day, shes going to give herself a break, spend more time with her family. They play games, puzzles. I think its a good way to think about it. I think just talking about it is what it comes down to in breaking the stigma, letting people know we all struggle at some point. Sometimes more than others. It is not easy to talk about. If you or someone you know it is seeking message at 18009506264. In a crisis text 741741. Ahead, what could be the dee stopping racial bias in Police Departments. Well talk with an expert who believes we are thinking about racism all wrong. Stay with us. 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Even really young kids are feeling whats going on right now . How should parents be talking athem about this whole period of racial injustice. How should we turn it into change. What we must focus on is moving from protest to policy. Welcome back to cbs this morning. The newest weekly unemployment report has just come out from the labor department. It shows about 1. 1 million americans filed for jobless benefits last week. Economists had predicted a small decrease in the number from last week when the number of claims grew for the second week in a row. The monthly jobs report for july comes out tomorrow morning. More than one million americans have filed for unemployment in each of the last 20 weeks. All right. It is time to bring some of the stories that are the talk of the table this morning. This is where we each pick a story wed like to share with each of you each of us and all of you. Get this right. Jericka, youre up first. All right. In an unprecedented move, ohio is calling on lawyers to voluntarily staff polling stations this fall since the state is facing a poll worker shortage due to the pandemic. Chief Justice Oconnor says it is a great way for attorneys to give back to the state. The opportunity for attorneys to be poll workers is just one piece of the puzzle. It could turn out to be a very big piece and very helpful on election day so people who do show up to the polls are processed quickly, they dont have to linger at the poll site, and they can get in and out. They can cast their ballot. A president ial year. Big election. So, lawyers will put in a lot of time between training and the long hours at the polling stations. One day of training. If you work the polling station, thats 5 30 in the morning until about 7 30 that night. In return, theyll get a chance to earn whats called continuing Legal Education or cle credits, four credits. Usually you need 24 every two years in the state of ohio. Whats really interesting, too, when you think about poll workers, generally theyre over 60 years old. This is a way of bringing in some younger people, keeping people safe that need to probably stay at home because theyre high risk. And theyre looking for 35,000 total to run these polls. So theyre hoping that out of the 44,000 attorneys in ohio that some of them will theres a lot of numbers there. A lot of them will help out. Thought it was pretty cool. Interesting. Yeah. Important stuff. If you are tired of working remotely from your dining room table, las vegas has a deal for you that you might not be able to refuse. Mgm resorts is offering a workfromvegas package called viva las was on. The bellagio and there are helicopter tours, they say, wow. Since were in the middle of a pandemic, important to weigh options before flying. And staying safe. Yes, they call it work from vegas. Vlad, youre up. I like the banner. Viva las office. Really, really good. All right, guys. So there is a potential breakthrough to help people with prosthetic limbs to regain their sense of feeling. Scientists in phoenix developed electronic skin made up of 100 small sensors. They hope that will allow people with prosthetic limbs to feel texture and gauge how hot or cold it was. This concept, wait for it inspired from a scene from star wars film. Empire strikes back. The scene yes, lukes right hand is replaced by a robotic one, and he seemingly gets his sense of touch back. This is really remarkable. The prosthetics that are being developed here are actually faster than the nerve receptors that we have. And so, its really, really cool. And i love how young scientist dr. Benjamin key came up with this because hes a fan of star wars. And it reminds us sometimes that movies like Science Fiction movies can inform people who are very, very smart, scientists and doctors think about what they do. We can always rely on you for the star wars reference, vlad. You know it. Search night and day for them. All right. So as mart of the Community Series with ted. Philip is the cofounder and ceo of the center for policing equity. The Center Partners with Law Enforcement to address bias in policing. In his 2019 ted talk said bias starts with rethinking how we think about racism. When we change the definition of racism from attitudes to behaviors, we transform that problem from impossible to solvable. Because you can measure behaviors. And when you can measure a problem, you can tap into one of the only universal roll rules organizational success. You hold yourself to that metric. Every other organization measures success this way, why cant we do that in policing . Police departments hes worked with have seen a 25 drop in arrests and a 26 decrease in use of force incidents. Philip joins us now. Good see you, philip. Good morning. Good morning, vlad. All right. So, lets get into this, you say we have to change the definition of racism from attitude to behaviors. Explain that. So the most common definition that people of racism its somehow inside of us in our contaminated hearts and contaminated minds. While thats opinion as a messaging tool, its not how discrimination works. It turns out if you want people to stop engaging in biased behaviors you should change the behaviors just directly. When you do that, the comments about racism is much less about that character the things that people get defensive about its more about the things that you can actually do. When you work in polices its a good idea to turn down the temperature of the people in the room. To say, heres a path, go ahead and take it, and if you take it, everybody is better off. That solution, that change in definition isnt only scientifically accurate, it changes the problem of who i am to what i can do. If somebody sees me less than human, or believe theyre superior to me, wouldnt that inform how they treat me . Yeah, it absolutely does. Its not that prejudice doesnt matter. Its not that discrimination doesnt matter. It just that it matters a lot less than we think. So when i teach in class, if you ever think about somebody who you think of as a liar, right, do they lie with every word that comes out of their mouth . Probably not. They probably lie when most people lie, when theyre motivated to, they think they can get away with it or they think the punishments going to be slight. Now, turn that around. Who else would lie when theyre motivated to to think they can get away with it where the punishment is going to be slight . Thats the group of people known as everybody. Situations are far more powerful than attitudes in predicting behaviors. When we focus on situations and the behaviors themselves, its easier to make the change. Its, in fact, easier to change attitudes when you change behaviors than the other way around. Right . It seems complicated, but when you just say i want the behaviors to stop and you get them to stop, you start seeing a better world, and honestly, peoples attitudes will follow. So when youre working with Police Departments, give us an example of this ideas in action. What do you tell them . Sure. We start with the data. So give an example in las vegas, the sheriff at the time, a Police Department that has a sheriff, said, hey, were concerned we might be using force too often. The community was very concerned. They were up in arms and asking the Justice Department come and investigate. So we went in and said, all right, why and where. It turns out it was after their foot pursuits that was disproportional in terms of their use of force. So why would that be . Why would foot pursuits be disproportionately using force . Well, it turns out if youre an officer and youre chasing after somebody, your adrenalines up, your heart is pumping. Youre sure that persons a bad guy because who runs from cops but bad guys. Even if they surrender and say please dont hurt me, they might get a shot to the kidneys for making me run. As soon as we got back to the Police Department we said we know how to do something about that. Lets change the training so they have to count to ten, they cant touch the person until someone shows up. Theyre basically just deescalating before they go handson with somebody. In the year following, they reduced their use of force across the board by 23 . These are the kind of insights that data can produce when you mix it with analytics and behavioral science. Start here, and you can start at least gradually bringing down the problem area because youre holding yourself accountable to it. So, phillip, you also in 2015 you started working with the minneapolis Police Department. You did help them reduce police use of force. Of course, we are now living in the moment where we have seen Police Officers in minneapolis kill george floyd. And, of course, that has sparked the moment that we are all living in right now. A lot of people will wonder and say, well, did it not stick . What happened . Yeah. So, i think the answer to that is the same answer i have for people looking at democracy. Sometimes when youre looking and working on something that really matters, you wake up every day knowing youre going to fail at least a little bit. In minneapolis, we were proud of the work that we did. We were proud to bring down use of force by about 18 over the course of three years. And we also knew there were pockets of the culture that were just sitting waiting it all out. They said this chief, most chiefs in major cities, only have their job for about 2. 5 years. I dont like it, i dont want to participate in the training if i show up, im not going to listen, i dont care about the policies. We know that can happen anyplace. And just like democracy, lots of times we get setbacks on the way to getting there. So it was a gut punch. I feel for the people who live there. The organizers, the activists, who its our job to empower, theyve been working on this much longer than the three years we were there, its heartbreaking. And also, it doesnt mean you got to throw it all out. It does mean we have to go much, much bigger if were going to meet this moment. This cant just be about reforms that are incremental. It has to be a wholesale reevaluation about the way we deliver public safety. If minneapolis taught us anything, it shows while reforms can work, theyre never enough because policing exists within the broader context. And that broader context definitely needs change. Thats why weve seen people out in the streets for 70 days in the streets since. Really interesting. Philip atiba [upbeat music] today was the day that i put everything in perspective. 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