Things will get worse this fall, and we may not see things back to normal until the end of 2021. And pandemic pause. More parents are opting to create back yard schools pairing Close Friends and private teachers. Well look at the cost and the problems it may be causing. First, we begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. What were experiencing right here is coming to community all across the United States of america unless we get our act together on climate change. Reporter this years fire season in the western u. S. Is already one of the worst ever recorded. Reporter these 100 fires have burned 4. 5 million acres, nearly the size of new jersey. Just incredible. Reporter sobering prediction from dr. Anthony fauci. Normal life may not return until the end of next year. Its not going to be an overnight event where you have a vaccine and then all of a sudden everything is okay. Reporter all four Police Officers charged in the death of george floyd went to court. The only overdose that killed george floyd was an overdose of Excessive Force and racism [ bell ] even the gravest threats against us only serve to reveal our truth strength. The country pauses to remember those lost 19 years ago on september 11th. America will always rise up, stand tall, and fight back. Reporter minutes before the first pitch in san diego, the padres game against the giants was postponed due to a positive test in the Giants Organization. All that the Boston Celtics knock off the raptors in game seven. They will advance to the Eastern Conference Finals reporter deputies saved three little baby bears by putting a ladder into the dumpster. Youre welcome. And all that matters Sergeant Major Thomas Patrick payne received a medal of honor. Thank you. Look forward to serving you. God bless america. On cbs this Morning Saturday. A teacher in wisconsin welcomed students back in a unique way. He made a music video, a parody of the friends song. Ill be here for you when youre learning at home ill be here for you and youll watch me on chrome ill be here until youre with me too this mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. A lot of creative teachers out there is what we are seeing. Welcome to the weekend, everyone. Im Dana Jacobson with jeff glor. Michelle miller is off this week. Were happy to welcome friend of the show Elaine Quijano. Thank you for letting me stop by. Ive never been so happy to wear uncomfortable shoes. Back in the building. Thank you. Were going to take you to big sky country, montana, to chat with billionaire arthur blank, owner of the falcons, and hoe counter of home depot cofounder of home depot. And outside london to catch up with author ken folette. Author of pillars of the earth. Well hear about the prequestioning being released prequel being release thursday week. Later, Michelle Miller will introduce us to a chef getting a leg up in his career due to an innovative idea born out of the pandemic and recent protests. And musician phoebe bridgers is celebrating with a huge concert attended by no one. Well speak about how bizarre it is performing in the pandemic in our saturday session. The death toll increases as 100 major wildfires burn in the west. At least 19 people have died in california, washington, and oregon. Dozens appear missing in fireravaged oregon where two fires are threatening to merge and nearly half a million residents have been forced to evacuate. The governor describes the air quality as the worst in the world and warns of what she calls a mass fatality incident with more than a million acres burned so far. This as powerful, dry winds fuel fires in california where governor gavin newsom described the latest devastation which has destroyed thousands of homes and burned through more than three million headacacres as signs ofe emergency. We have more from danya bacchus. Reporter good morning. The destruction is staggering. Officials here in Fresno County say more than 300 structures have been wiped out by the creek fire. The fires have been moving so quickly, and theres so many that theyre overrunning crews throughout states here in the west. More than a million acres in the west ravaged and scorched. So far in a fire season that is not even half over and taking a tragic toll. The magnitude of which is still unknown. There are early reports from our state police that there are dozens of missing persons related to the fires. Reporter oregons Governor Kate Brown is pointing to the towns called talent and phoenix where searchers are looking for the missing. Smoke from oregons three major fires is unimaginably widespread. Its worst air quality in the world is choking the pacific coastline. Seattles skyline to the north, San Francisco more than 800 miles to the south, and then to los angeles. The scenes and sickening air underscore for many that the climate is in crisis. Washingtons governor, jay inslee i think we have to start thinking theyre more climate fires. Thats what creates the conditions that makes them so explosive. This is a climate emergency. This is real. And its happening. This is the perfect storm. Reporter californias governor, gavin newsom, toured destruction north of sacramento where more than a quarter million acres burned in a national forest. The reality here is the mega fires that were experiencing come from these mega droughts that weve experienced. Reporter people who did make it out have harrowing stories to tell. Eight of us had to go down to the end of our road, go into the sand and get down in the water to avoid the fire. Reporter denies hendrickson left her home in lake orville, california, an area prone to fires. Ive survived four different fires up there until this one. Now i dont know if my home is standing. Reporter this mans house is gone again. Two years after fire claimed his home in a communities nearby. It hurts more time this time i think than last time and getting things back together again and having to rebuild is rather devastating. Reporter while there is relief expected with rain in the northwest tomorrow night, there really is no end in sight. People tweet the photographs of what San Francisco looked like yesterday saying, oh, 2020, could you get any worse as though in 2021 these things will stop happenig. Reporter scientists point to human behavior, mainly burning fossil fuels including coal and oil for increased temperatures that decimate forests and make them prone to burn. Oregon officials are now saying they are preparing for a mass fatality incident, saying there is a possibility that they will not have enough resources to handle the dead. Dana . Danya, those pictures look like an on, apocalyptic scene of a movie. Satellite imagery shows the smoke swirling more than a thousand miles into the pacific. The weather is a big factor in the wildfires. So for more on that, we turn to meteorologist jeff berardelli. Jeff, good morning. What can you tell us . Well, as you can see by looking at that satellite, it is just immense. These fires are huge. The smoke is suffocating. It is a big deal. Just to show that everythings connected, look at hue that smoke is swirl how that smoke is swirling into the pacific ocean, straight into the storm system which could deliver a little bit of muchneeded rain to the Pacific Northwest as we head into early this week. The smoke has been heading south or kind of confined along the coast. Thats going to change. The winds will switch direction, pushing everything north northeast across the Northern Tier of states. Lets talk about the western weather over the next couple of days. Its going to be warm. It will be dry. Not as hot as it was. Theres a little good news look to the storm to the west across the pacific ocean. That is going to be moving east. The good news is it will deliver a little rain to the coastal areas of oregon and washington especially. The bad news is the breeze is going to pick up, and that rain is not going to go very far inland have a lot of fires are. Switching gears, we have another tropical depression, right on top of extreme south florida right now near miami. Its going to deliver a lot of heavy rain to the keys during the day. As it heads out into the gulf of mexico over the next couple of days, it is going to strengthen, becoming Tropical Storm sally. Maybe even a lowend hurricane making landfall as early as late monday into tuesday along the northern gulf coast. So get ready for the potential for a lowend hurricane for places like pensacola, mobile, biloxi, and new orleans. All right. Thank you. Youre welcome. President trump has not spoken about those massive wildfires as he prepares to campaign in the west this weekend. After pausing for the anniversary of the 9 11 attacks, President Trump is hitting the campaign trail again. It follows the uproar from ontherecord audio recordings that made clear he knew early on how severely the coronavirus would impact the country. Skyler henry is at the white house this morning. Good morning. Reporter hey, good morning to you. Both President Trump and former Vice President joe biden took the day for remembrance instead of stumping. Today theyre back at it. For the president , hes doubling down on his response to the coronavirus despite the heavy criticism. President trump is headed west this weekend, kicking off a fourstop run in two key swing states nevada and arizona. The president and his democratic rival, joe biden, put their campaigns on hold friday to honor lives lost on 9 11. [ bell ] in shanksville, pennsylvania we mourn deeply for the 3,000 precious and beautiful souls who were taken from us on september 11th, 2001. Reporter the former Vice President was also in Lower Manhattan along with current Vice President mike pence where they had a moment of civility, elbow bumping with less than two months until election day. And he consoled a mother who lost her son on 9 11. Lost mine never goes away. Reporter back at the white house, President Trump announced bahrain is formally recognizing israel a month after announcing a similar agreement between the uae and israel. I can tell you theres tremendous enthusiasm on behalf of other countries to also join. Reporter that bit of good news might be overshadowed as mr. Trump is facing Harsh Criticism about what he knew and when about the severity of covid19. Its a little like the regular in. Reporter while admitting in a march interview with Journalist Bob Woodward for his book rage that he publicly downplayed it. I still like playing it down because i dont want to create a panic. There were times when i was out there telling the American Public how difficult this is, how were having a really sir serious problem and the president was saying its going to disappear. Not the case. Reporter despite the pushback, President Trump denied and said he lied because he didnt want to incite a national panic. Now airport officials in nevada are standing firm, rejecting the president s plans for a hangar rally there, citing a 50 mass gathering because of the pandemic. Now critics say that democrats are trying to block the president from speaking to voters. But airport Officials Say that this is not a political one but rather a directive because of the governor because of the pandemic. Jeff . Okay. Thank you very much. Six months after most of america began locking down, coronavirus cases are on the rise in 20 states. More than 193,000 americans have died from the virus, and on friday, more than 47,000 new cases were reported. That brings the total number of infections to nearly 6. 5 million in the United States. More and more states are taking steps to reopen. Michael george is here in new york which is planning to open Indoor Dining for the first time in half a year. Good morning. Reporter jeff, good morning. Governor cuomo announced this week that restaurants like there one behind me can reopen for Indoor Dining on september 30th, but only at a quarter capacity. It comes as the nations top Infectious Disease expert continues to raise warnings about public gatherings. I am concerned when i see things starting to move indoors, and that becomes more compelling when you get into the fall and the winter season. Reporter in an interview friday, dr. Anthony fauci said it will likely be another year before things return to normal. If youre talking about getting back to a degree of normality which resembles where we were prior to covid, its going to be well into 2021. Maybe even toward the end of 2021. Reporter despite faucis concerns, more and more states are giving businesses and schools the green light to open back up. Effective monday, both broward and Miamidade County will be moved into phase two. Reporter Governor Ron Desantis announced floridas two biggest counties can now join the rest of the state in allowing increased access to indoor entertainment and education. However, bars and nightclubs will remain closed. But in nebraska where cases are rising, the governor is ending nearly all social distancing restrictions in bars, churches, and gyms beginning on monday. We sanitized the bus morning before we leave reporter there are signs that many are still too concerned to even begin a return to normal. On this school bus in plainview, new york, there are typically 40 students. On friday, there were only five. The reason why i think these buses arent really filling up with all the kids basically parents are scared. You know, they really dont want to send their kids to a situation that they dont know whats going to happen. Reporter Florida State universitys normally packed football stadium will be at 25 capacity today. Thats still 20,000 screaming fans when the team kicks off against georgia tech. But the tradition of tailorgating will be put on hold. Tailgating will be put on hold. Seems overkill to me. Reporter in albany, new york, a rash of positive cases amongst athletes plo prompted the school to suspend all fall sports and the School President to warn that campus could be shut down. We will definitely continue to move in this direction. If we find that anyone is endangering the health of our Campus Community and if oof our surrounding communities. Reporter limited reopenings should help restaurants, but more help from the government appears in doubt. Friday, senator Mitch Mcconnell expressed skepticism about reaching agreement on a new Economic Relief package. Dana . Thank you. Prosecutors in minneaplis are asking for the four fired Police Officers charged in the death of george floyd to be tried together. A judge heard the request during a Pretrial Hearing friday. Derek chauvin is being held on murder charges for pressing his knee on floyds neck until he lost consciousness. The death set off nationwide protests against Police Treatment of africanamericans. As the nation paused on friday to remember the victims of the september 11th attacks, the day also served as a reminder of the many Young Americans who were inspired to enlist in the military after those attacks. Among them was Sergeant Major Thomas Patrick payne. He received the medal of honor from President Trump for his role in freeing several captives being held by isis. David martin reports. Reporter Sergeant Major Patrick Payne was a senior in high school on 9 11. Did you enlist because of 9 11 . Yeah. It was a call to service because of that day. Reporter today he received the nations highest honor for his actions in a daring Hostage Rescue Mission in iraq in 2015. As we were flying, the target, the pilot passed that oneminute callback. Thats when all joking stops. Thats when you make that transition from soldier to warrior. Reporter the elite delta force stormed a compounds where isis was preparing to execute their prisoner. You can hear the firefight goig on outside as they heard the prisoners out of their they herd the prisoners out of their cells. More were in a second building which was on fire and in danger of collapse. Payne ran inside with a pair of bolt cutters to cut the locks. How many times did you go back in that building . I think a total of four or five times, sir. On fire, in danger of collapsing, enemy fire . It was our duty to bring those men home. Reporter more than 70 hostages who were about to die instead freed from their cells and flown to freedom. They realize theyre being liberated, and thats when it hit me like, what did we just do . Reporter one thing Sergeant Major Patrick Payne did was bring honor on the 9 11 generation. David martin, cbs news, the pentagon. What an incredible hero. Yeah. Especially something to reflect on one day after the 9 11 anniversary. It is crazy to think that this is that 9 11 generation, that that much time also has gone by. Just amazing to see how profoundly affected that generation was by what happened. And you see as a result tremendous bravery, amazing courage. What theyve done to help after. Time to show some of the other stories making news this morning the hartford current in connecticut reports the federal prosecutor leading the investigation into the origins of the russia investigation has resigned. Nora dannehy was the top aide for u. S. Attorney john durham. Durham was appointed by attorney general william barr to examine how the fbi set out to investigate russian interference in the 2016 election. Her colleagues told the paper she was resigning partly because of political pressure including from barr to deliver reports before novembers president ial election. The Washington Post reports u. S. Cuss tops and enforcement agents flew immigrant detainees on charter flights to a Detention Center in virginia as a cover to then use Homeland Security tactical teams to quell protests in washington in june. More than 300 detainees at the center contracted the coronavirus. One of them died. I. C. E. Employees are not allowed on the charter flights unless detainees are also aboard. The New York Daily News reports the Trump Administration admitted it has been rerouting funding for First Responders who worked at ground zero. So far this year, the Treasury Department has withheld more than 1. 5 million from the Fire Departments World Trade Center health program. The Treasury Department said the money was taken to cover debts owed by various city entities. The Department Says its working with the city to address the problem. Yahoo sports reports Houston Rockets forward danuel house has been kicked out of the nba bubble. A League Investigation found he spent several hours with an unauthorized guest in his hotel room tuesday. Cant do that. The leak said that he did not have contact with the staff, but the rockets will fight to stay in the bubble. Theyre down 31 in a playoff series against the lakers. Game five is tonight. Congratulations, by the way. The celtics. The nba not messing around. Usa today reports personal protective equipment is going upstale. French fashion house Louis Vuitton has unveiled its full face shield as part of its cruise collection for next year. The protective visor comes with a signature lv monogrammed strap, golden studs and leather trimming. The price will be aroundly about 961. The cdc says it does not recommend face shields as a substitute for masks. When you buy that for elaine and i, you need to get us the Louis Vuitton mask does it fog up as bad as andy reeds did . For 1,000, better not. Such a sign on the sidelines seeing andy reed like that on thursday. It is about 22 after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. This week, we observe the 19th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. A remarkable fact remains those accused of plotting the attacks have yet to face trial. Ahead, well look at this longdelayed quest for justice. Also, help with home schooling. Some parents are banding together and hiring professionals to teach their children at home during the pandemic. Well look at the benefits of this novel approach to learning, as well as the concerns it raises about its side effects. And later, as we remember september 11th, well look back at an earlier attack on Lower Manhattan 100 years ago. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. I got it all from you im always pushing through i know well make it to the finish line i know youre waiting on the other side im like you ondemand glucose monitoring. Because theyre always on. Another lifechanging technology from abbott. So you dont wait for life. You live it. 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The pandemic has led to shortages of everything from toilet paper to coins. Tom hanson explains how appliances have recently joined that list. Reporter sales have gone up 60 this summer, and not just local customers. We probably get about 20 calls a day from all over the country. People looking for freezers. This has been happening since the beginning of march. Reporter when the pandemic hit, americans starting stocking up on food and needed freezers to hold it, then demand grew for refrigerators and washers and dryers as more people upgraded their appliances. At the same time, the coronavirus forced many factories to shut down or scale back production, leading to shortages. Jill johnson needs to replace a broken fridge and was told the wait for some models could be months. I was very limited as to what i could buy because they dont have it in stock. Reporter getting an older appliance fixed isnt easy either. People are home, using their washing machines more. Reporter repair specialist robert giatoro is working seven days a week to try and accommodate all his customers. Were booked three four days in advance. So were having to turn people down. Reporter air Conditioner Service companies are also seeing a boost in business with people staying home. Ac units are getting heavy use and breaking down more. The telephone is directly connected to the thermometer. When it gets hot, the phone rings like crazy. Reporter the demand for ac repair will go down as the temperatures drop, and experts believe appliance shortages should start easing this fall as factories get back up to full speed. Tom hanson, cbs news, new york. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday. The 19th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks that claimed nearly 3,000 lives was observed on friday. Due to the pandemic, the annual remembrance at the september 11th Memorial Plaza here in new york included a recorded ceremony, though a separate live event was held nearby. A shortened ceremony was held at the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania while the victims families continue to seek closure. One important chapter has yet to play out. Nearly two decades after the attacks, the men accused of plotting nepal have yet to face trial. Catherine herridge reports. This is peter, his first time holding the baby. Reporter Eunice Hanson and her husband lee never recovered after losing their son peter and his young family. Its like your heart was crushed by a rock. Reporter on september 11th, 2001, peter, his wife, and their daughter christine were headed to california to visit family in disneyland. At 8 52 a. M. , the hansons got an alarming call. It was just six minutes after a jet crashed into the World Trade Centers north tower. Peter said, dad, the plane has been hijacked, and i dont know what theyre going to do, where were going to go. Reporter the young family was on United Airlines flight 175. At 9 00 a. M. , peter made one last call to his father. He said, dad, its going to be quick. Dont worry. And then he quietly said, oh, my god. Oh, my god. Reporter three minutes later, their plane slammed into the World Trade Centers south tower. We saw it all on television at the same time. That was the horror of it. Reporter was your husband ever the same after the phone call . No. He was never the same. Reporter Christine Hanson was the youngest of eight children killed in the attack. Her peter rabbit and other keepsakes are in the 9 11 museum. Shed be 21 today. Graduating from college, i have one more or have one more year. Reporter you lost a lot on that day, on 9 11. I lost most of my family. I had lost my husband at that date, too. Christine lee hanson reporter 19 years later, eunice is one of many waiting for the five suspects including the selfdescribed architect of the attack, Khalid Sheikh muhammed, to be prosecuted at the Guantanamo Bay, cuba, military base. What explains the delay of 19 years . Its inexplicable to me. Reporter defense attorney Edward Macmahon jr. At military court with all due respect to the military, they have no ability to put on a very complicated Death Penalty case involving multiple defendants. Theyve never done it. Reporter before the suspects arrived at guantanamo in 2006, the Bush Administration held them in cia secret prisons where they were interrogated using extreme tactics that critics call torture. Ive always believed the very reason that these defendants were taken to Guantanamo Bay in the first place was because the cia wanted to protect these secrets at all costs. The department of justice will pursue prosecution in federal Court Reporter the obama administrations 2009 effort to transfer the 9 11 suspects to new york city to stand trial failed after mounting political pressure and security concerns. He wants to give him a stage in that federal courthouse. Reporter in 2017, lee hanson shared his story with military investigators. He said, all i wanted to do was get the story out, thats all i wanted, and i want to see justice. Reporter but he died the following year. Did lee expect to see justice in his lifetime . He hoped to see justice, but he thought he thought all along he never would. Reporter a military spokesman told cbs news the 9 11 case is complex, and the goal is to afford fairness. Due to covid19, the trials january start date is unlikely. Eunice often visits the connecticut cemetery where her husband lees ashes were interred with peter, su kim, and christine. Ive accepted the fact that my family has gone home to god. And that gives me peace. But i dont think i will have peace, total peace myself, until the trial. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday, catherine herridge, washington. Fairness is always what we want, but 19 years later, listen to the families how does your heart not go out to them . It is just unbelievable to think that this much time has gone by and to look at the emotional toll that it has taken and the physical toll that it has taken on the hanson family. Just its really a tragedy. Thats just one family. One family. Weve got a lot more news straight ahead. First, heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Han. It sounds like a dream for parents who have to educate their kids at home, but at what price . Next, pandemic pods, and the high cost to both families and maybe to those left behind. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Lactaid is 100 real milk, just without the lactose. So you can enjoy it even if youre sensitive. Yet some say it isnt real milk. I guess those cows must actually be big dogs. Sit i said sit my psoriasis. Cosentyx works on all of this. Cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of Psoriatic Arthritis to help you look and feel better. Dont use if youre allergic to cosentyx. Before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. 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Some parents are taking things into their own hands, forming what are known as pandemic pods. Theyre a version of home schooling for small groups of children, sometimes led by teachers or tutors. As more companies pop up to organize these pods, a debate is brewing about equity. Meg oliver reports. Okay, remember you can use adding, subdistratracting. Reporter all summer in this back yard under a canopy of trees, these students have tackled math, english, and social studies three days a week. Thinking back to the summer, what was the most awesome part . Reporter this private education pond in large mont, new york, is one of many popping up across the country. 10yearold bianca is going into fifth grade. It helps me because i have much more attention than i do in regular school. Reporter yeah . And do you like coming to your pod . I love it. Reporter when school shut down last spring, biancas mom couldnt keep up with the stressful demands of Remote Learning with three kids. I found it really challenging to go from physics with the older one to, you know, tapping out sounds to learn how to read for the kindergartener. It was two very different sets of skills. Reporter did you feel like you were treading water . Thats how i felt the whole time. Reporter she turned to school house, a service that matches families with teachers for inhome education. I think its safe to say we hit our fiveyear business goals in about five months. Reporter cofounder Joseph Connor launched the company in january. With eight students in a pod, the cost is about 14,000 per child per year. How is this different from home schooling . Its different because we provide professional teachers. We recruit them from all over the country. A lot come from private and charter schools. Teachers can make from 10 to 20 more than what the local average salary is. Reporter its an attractive model for parents, but one that could lead to fewer students in local School Districts unless funding for the children left behind and less funding for the children left behind. Our schools are more diverse than theyve ever been, but theyre still segregated. Our pods unfortunately can become more session gated. Lheureux lewis mccoy is a sociologist who studies educational inequality and worries about vulnerable communities including the estimated 17 million kids without highspeed Internet Access at home. The families that have more money are actually creating boutique almost privateschool environments for their children. The danger in that is that as these children move far ahead, that many of their classmates and many of the people who will later be comparing them to as they apply to college, their life looks very different. Reporter its something entrepreneur cate han says is on her mind. We have no interest in taking funding away from schools. We want to work with them. Weve reached out to a number of schools in my local school district. Reporter han and Doug Schachtel cofounders of pricey private schools teamed up for a Company Called learning pods. Over the summer, we decided, you know, we need to have a way to bring joy to kids. The idea of having summer pods where you have a small group. Kids meeting with Camp Counselor who brings curriculum with them and they meet in a familys back yard. That was really successful. Reporter the company kicks off its fall Program Later this month. Parents of kids in kindergarten through fourth grade can expect to pay around 15,000 for the academic year. How are you looking to make this affordable for everybody . So a part of every tuition goes toward Financial Aid. In addition, were working with foundations to end personal donations to feed that same Financial Aid fund. Reporter a good start but not enough to go around for the many children in need, says louis mccoy. The magnitude of this advantage that Public Schools deal with cannot be compensated for with private partnership. Families have to do things sometimes like reach across socioeconomic lines. You may have to cross the neighborhood, you may have to talk to a family that you havent spoken to before. But if you do that work, we begin the process of inclusion. Reporter do you feel like there could be the wave of the future as we try to navigate through this pandemic . Absolutely. So we really think that this is not just a solution for the present. We think that this is the best way for teachers to teach and students to learn. Were also working with some philanthropic groups to make sure that we have sponsor pods. And were also trying to work with with some state governments on offering pods through government programs. Reporter a complex problem that many parents are thinking about, including giulia arencebia. I think its a horrible situation. I wish it werent the case. I think that at the end of the day, i need to do whatever i can for my children. And frankly, if i can keep my children at grade level, then they wont need service thats can go to another child. By taking care of my children and their needs in some ways its helping everybody. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday, meg oliver, new york. One of two million issues created by coronavirus in schools. Weve talked about this as parents, about how each district is handling things differently. Its tough. I understand. You want to do everything you can for your child, but that economic divide just hit me in a way that seems so unfair. Right. The appeal is definitely there. As a parent, you can understand the need and the desire to do this. But 14,000 that seems incredibly out of reach for so many. And the have nots, even less, have even less right now during the pandemic. Absolutely. As milestone birthdays go, this one is for the record books. 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Today the museum is going too deliver cards to brooks that were sent from well wishers across the country. 111 lawrence, we love you, friend. Happy birthday. My god. And imagine what hes seench t seen hes seen over the course of his life. As we remember the september 11th attacks, well recall another deadly day in new york butpillars of the earth was an international sensation. Well talk to author ken follett about his longawaited prequel. Plus, were going to take you to montana for an inside look at what shaped the world of nfl owner and home depot cofounder arthur blank. Well catch one singer songwriter phoebe bridgers and hear new music in our saturday session. You are watching cbs this Morning Saturday. 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. Blues less than 45 cents more a day. Ok louie. Well switch to blue hi jen hi. 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Within a minute of the explosion which occurred just outside the offices of famed financeer jpmorgan, trading on the New York Stock Exchange was suspended to prevent a further panic. The carnage was unlike anything americas largest city had ever seen and was splashed across headlines for days. As those who survived were treated, the investigation began with an immediate focus on several radical leftist political groups. Even before the wall street explosion there had been nationwide rage on communist headquarters. A result of the general belief that bolsheviks were plotting to overthrow the government. Reporter anger over capitalism and wealth inequality. It was also about the imprisonment of two men who had been erroneously convicted of murdering a guard while carrying out an Armed Robbery near boston the year before. At first investigators were puzzled and considered it not an act of terrorism since no wall street businessmen were killed. Instead, street workers, vendors, and clerks, many on their way to lunch. It was noted that the statue of George Washington just across the street escaped unscathed. So did jpmorgan who was vacationing in scotland at the time. Eventually attention shifted back to disgruntled communists and anarchists watch a focus on mario buddha, a longtime acti activi activist. He left the country think long after. In the end, no one was ever formally convicted of this heinous crime. Today the only evidence that remains from that tragic event are from these shrapnel marks on the facade of jpmorgans old building. There was a desire to reopen wall street as quickly as possible. Show believe that important evidence got washed away after. Think about that, we just had the story about 9 11 and the men behind it have not been prosecuted yet. This crime 100 years ago was never solved. Great piece of history. Really fascinating. Something people forget about. Thank you. Up next, the devastation in the west. Several large and Deadly Wildfires are burning in 12 states, most not contained. Millions of acres have been destroyed. Tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee for their lives. Well have the latest. For some of you, your local news is next. The rest, stick around. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday will return in a few minutes. For now, im annemarie green with a look at some of the other stories were following. The World Wildlife fund released a report about the decline in wildlife across the globe. Cbs ian lee reports. Reporter from the savannah to the sea, the worlds wildlife is under threat. Everything from biggame animals and birds to our favorite fish have well their populations decline nearly 70 in the past 50 years. The World Wildlife fund released the report. When we see this decline in wildlife, that were really seeing an indicator of decline in the overall planet that we call home. Reporter the organization monitored nearly 21,000 different species. It says the destruction of habitats like rain forests is one of the biggest culprits. How we grow food around the world is the biggest driver of decline for terrestrial species. Species that lived in forests or grassland. Reporter agriculture is to blame for up to 80 of the global deforestation. To help stop the trend, experts say we only need look as far as our kitchen. There are clearly decisions that we each can make in terms of what we eat, what we buy, how we use energy. A lot of choices that we make that do ripple through the system. Reporter by living a more sustainable life, we can preserve our natural wonders and the animals that live there for future generations. Ian lee, cbs news, london. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im jeff glor with Dana Jacobson, Michelle Miller is off, we miss you, thinking about it. We are. We have Elaine Quijano here this morning. So good to see you. Its lovely to see you. Im a little verklempt right now. A little emotional. Little emotional. So glad to be here, thank you. Coming up this hour, talk about troubled times your communitys being attacked by vikings and soon to be conquered by a foreign army. That is the world author ken follett brings readers into in his longawaited prequel to his blockbuster pillars of the earth. Ahead, well talk to him just outside london. Then he built one of the most successful retail chains. Now home depot founder and falcons owner arthur blank is sharing his blueprints for building success in business and life. Well look at his drive to succeed and even his downtime. And turning talent in the kitchen into success in the restaurant world. Well meet a chef whos weeking up a notable tahrir whos cooking up a notable career and helping food professionals achieve their dreams ahead. First, our top story dozens of residents are mittsing in oregon as about 100 wildfires burned there and across 11 other western states. The fires are blamed for at least 19 deaths this week as the inferno rips through california, washington, and oregon. It is in oregon where there are fears that two large fires could merge, forcing nearly half a Million People to leave. Thick smoke filled with ash from the fires can be seen as far north as canada. That combined with more than three million acres consumed in california has the governor there describing the wildfires as a climate emergency. Danya bacchus is in Central California this morning. Reporter good morning. Fires have been moving so quickly, and there are so many that they are overwhelming crews. The amount of destruction from the fires is staggering. More than a million acres in the west ravaged and scorched so far, and a fire season thats not even half over and is taking a tragic toll. The magnitude of which is still unknown. The number of deaths is rising, and there are still dozens of people missing. Oregon officials are now bracing for a mass fatality incident as the flames move closer to portland saying there is a possibility they will not have enough resources to try to handle the dead. Smoke from oregons three major fires is unimaginably widespread. Its worst air quality in the world is choking the pacific coastline from seattle, washington, to los angeles, and across the west, hundreds of thousands are under evacuation orders. This morning, theres hope the weather system fueling the flames is calming down which could give firefighters the upper hand. Jeff . Thank you. The next loyikely named sto is gaining strength off southeast florida. Tropical depression 19 lashed the Miamidade County area this morning. The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and flash flooding to central and south florida. It will likely move to the gulf coast and then strengthen to become Tropical Storm sally by tomorrow. Tropical storms paulette and renee are still churning in the atlantic but far from land. President trump and his democratic challenger joe bidn head back to the trail today after putting their campaigns on hold to observe the 19th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. Both made separate visits to shanksville, pennsylvania, on friday. Thats where United Airlines flight 93 crashed when some of the passengers downed the jet to prevent it from being used in a terror attack. Biden also attended a 9 11 ceremony here in new york on friday as did Vice President mike pence. The two bumped elbows in a sign of the precautions that must still be taken during the pandemic. There are some new setbacks as professional sports teams try to play in the pandemic. The San Francisco giants and degrees padres were forced to spin on last nights game and todays matchup after someone in the Giants Organization tested positive for coronavirus. The nba removed Houston Rockets forward danuel house after he brought an unauthorized guest inside his hotel room. House is out for the rest of the season. It is about four minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. His books have inspired devotion from fans all over the world. Next well talk to famed author ken follett about his muchanticipated novel. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. For People Living with hiv, keep being you. And ask your doctor about biktarvy. Biktarvy is a complete, onepill, onceaday treatment used for hiv in certain adults. Its not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv to help you get to and stay undetectable. Thats when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. Research shows people who take hiv treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. Serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. 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It is again signature follett, full of history, architecture, scandal, and memorable characters. From outside london, we spoke to follett about the evening and the morning as well as the groundbreaking work hes done in years past. Sometimes people say i had given up on reading. And i hadnt read a novel for 20 years, and then somebody gave me the pillars of the earth and said youve got to read this book. Youve really got to read there book. I enjoyed it so much that its got me reading again. Reporter ken follett speaks with grand yosity of the pillars of the earth which was turned into a miniseries. I dont take kindly to priests who steal. So do legions of its riders who find the combination of storytelling and history a magical experience. Now follett has traveled across the uk to put together the evening and the morning, his prequel to pillars which opens with a savage viking conquest. Theres a mystique about vikings that i think people are fascinated by. You make clear quickly in this book that these are not the good guys. People think the vikings are sexy, and i really dont. They were murderers, thieves, and slavers. They would just the worst people that western europe. To write the evening and the morning, follett studied the comic book version of what life was look at the end of the dark ages. They didnt have docks if you wanted to board a ship. You hitched up the skirts of your tunic around your waist, and you walked through the shallow water. Reporter if the information wasnt available, he got creative. For example, i did everything i could to find out what underwear people wore in the dark ages. Or perhaps none, but perhaps some. And nobody knew. So i made something up, and thats what you have to do. Reporter as usual in his fiction, follett has embraced strong characters from all sides. Some books appeal more to men, and some books appeal more to women. One of the things about your books is i think theres its always cut across those lines. That was the goal i assume with this, as well. Well, absolutely. And when i was writing my First Successful book, a spy story called eye of the needle, halfway through the planning process i changed the main character from a man to a woman because everybodys, you know, ten thrillers about two guys. And it made the story much more interesting. Reporter a decade after eye of the needle, pillars became an even bigger publishing phenomenon. In part by leaving almost nothing out of bounds. Youve never shied away from the carnal aspects of life in your books. Why is that . Its partly because i and my readers like the carnal aspects of life. There is a literary reason, as well. Theres often in a novel, theres a love story in which two people are crazy about one another but they cant be together. And whatever the reason, thats the story. If two people meet and fall in love and get married and live happily ever after, its not a story, is it . If you have had these two people for 200 or 300 pages looking at one another over a crowded room, wishing they could be alone together, wishing that they could kiss but not being allowed to kiss, and then finally comes the moment when they can be together, theyre alone together, they can do all the things that theyve been dreaming about for the last 300 pages, then its only fair to the reader that we should go with them just for a little way at least into their paradise. Theres no king, theres no queen, theres no law in this land reporter folletts epic, ancient tales have never been easy to transfer to television, but that hasnt stopped filmmakers from trying. When do we see the evening and the morning on a screen . Wouldnt that be nice . It would be an expensive show to make, but i can just see it. It opens with a big, dramatic action scene. Im hoping hollywood will love it. The evening and the morning, he is fun to talk to i love him. Even just describing the carnal nature, i was like, what . Like i was there. Its crazy. Hes fun to talk to, and hes a master storyteller. He is a character. He is. Bravo. Such a great story. Well, a little different interesting gentleman. He built one of americas top retail chains. He says he used the same principles actually to transform and build two sports teams. Up next, an intimate conversation with home depot cofounder, falcons owner arthur blank in the place where he leads to escape. Morning saturday. Woahoh, woahohohoh legendary are you ready are you ready better make way cause im coming through are you ready are you ready better make way cause im coming through are you ready are. Todays the day to get to your toyota dealer. But hurry, theyre going fast. Toyota. Lets go places but hurry, theyre going fast. Brushing only reaches 25 of your mouth. Listerine® cleans virtually 100 . 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And that means Atlanta Falcons owner arthur blank will be back on the sidelines at the end of his teams game. Its a tradition almost two decades old. His way of showing support in good times and bad. Its the same spirit blank has brought to all of his businesses over the past 40 years. An empire that included the home depot, the falcons, and the Atlanta United soccer people, pga super store, and family philanthropic foundation. Tuesday his book good Company Comes out, a guide to business and life. I went beyond the words on the pages, spending time with blank at his guest ranch in montana. The open space of montana with its Scenic Vistas and majestic trails is both home and escape for arthur blank. What do you love about this . Well, i love the quietness of it, the spirit of it, the beauty of the west. Everything kind of slows down a little bit out here. Its a spectacular place to be. Reporter and he says this is one of the best ways to see it. At 77, blank is the driving force behind the multibilliondollar blank Family Businesses and can use that change of pace. Its a place where you can almost do meditation, reflect, soul search, you know, think about life, think about purpose. Reporter blank has been reflecting quite a bit lately. The result is his new book, good company, which details his life and businesses, all built from the same set of core values. Where do they come from . I think they come from, you know, your life experiences, your family, your friends, your religious experiences, everything that you do. Reporter he writes about his modest childhood growing up in queens, new york, with his parents and older brother. We lived in an apartment, had a single bedroom which my brother and i shared. My mother and dad slept on a a pullout sofa in the foyer. Reporter he was raised with the jewish tradition of sadaka, philanthropy and righteousness. My mom, she was always involved in the community. She was always involved in giving back. Even though we had no money really, truly, to speak of. And one of my favorite expressions was that principle matters, principle matters. It does matter. Reporter a lesson blank learned at age 10 when he and his family were robbed in their home. The robber was sitting in the living room, and my mother was giving him a lecture. Truly, a lecture he had a gun. Finally i remember him saying, mrs. Blank, will you shut up . That was looking back, its kind of funny. But the serious lesson is that even under that pressure, my mother felt the need to tell this guy this is really not the way you want to live. Reporter molly blank would step up again after her husband died when arthur was just 15. My mother at 37 went into a business that she had no experience in at all and ran it and did a great job of it, built it up, and eventually sold to a company where i met my parenter, bernie marcus. Reporter blanks partner in launching home depot, opening two stores in 1979. They wanted it to be a place worthy of their employees or as they called them associates lives. With a singular focus on making the customer happy. The assets are not on the balance sheet. The assets are the customers, the people we served. Theyre always right. I love 190,000 associates out there for making this dream come are true reporter blank would stay with home depot until 2001 when it had grown to more than 1,000 stores. The next year, he bought an nfl franchise and used home depot values to retool it. When you took over the falcons and you were trying to figure out what do i do, whats the first thing i do, you went to the players. I did. Reporter they asked their new owner for a homefield advantage. Half the crowd was there to cheer for the visiting team. I called the commissioner and said were going to sell season tickets for 100. High said, what did you say . Were going to sell tickets for 100, 10 per game. We did it, we sold out the entire season in two, 2. 5 hours. Reporter is that doing the right thing for business, or is that just doing the right thing for your team . The right thing to make sure we had diversity in the building, to make sure the fans lived within a quarter, half mile of the building could get into the building. The voice of a fan whether hes paying 10 or 10,000 doesnt make a difference. Players can hear the energy. Reporter in good company, blank also addresses the hard times. He calls learning of the michael vick dogfighting scandal one of the worst days of my long career and writes, to this day, i cant reasonably explain losing super bowl li, when his falcons blew the 283 lead held late in the Third Quarter to the patriots. Blank watched it unfold from the sidelines. What i want the players to know, win or lose, im not off sitting in my suite, drinking my fifth cocktail, whatever it may be. Im down there with them, side by side. Reporter no matter what . No matter what. That includes the super bowl. Right after that game, my my mind went to how do i help heal. I mean, ill eventually heal myself reporter have you healed yet . Yes, we never fully heal. Reporter its even harder when youre Close Friends with patriots own robert kraft. The super bowl ring with 283 diamonds in it, 283, come back and won the game. I said, you know, why did you have to you know, you it will me you love me, i love you, like brothers. And awe reporter stick the knife in a little deeper. That lives with me. You want to go back compete, et cetera, and hopefully get a different result. Reporter blank did get to celebrate the next year when his Atlanta United captured the 2018 mls championship. All that youve accomplished, do you have moments where youre like, oh, my god, wow . Yeah. I always have those moments. Reporter his latest venture is the west creek ranch back in montana. Unlike the forprofit mountain sky guest ranch, he bought west creek to offer nonprofits a free gathering space to grow ideas, and blank believes in the end its all intertwined. Sounds so simple. Treat everybody right, and then it will come back to you. But im sure people say, come on, that blanks full of it. Like he its about money, but it really isnt for you. No, it is about money, too. Capitalism is a beautiful system. It produces opportunity, you know, economics, it produces jobs, it produces security. But the be all and end all cant be how much money im making. If you focus on doing the right things for the right reasons, the profitability will come at the end of the day. Reporter in life as in business, blank is committed to walking the walk. Hes pledged that 95 of his fortune will end up with his foundation and redistributed to society. After our ride through mountain skys property, we ended up at the pavillion where blank and his daughter kiley served pie to his employees and a few friends. Its a ritual usually performed for guests except this year because of the coronavirus. What is it about that action that is importance to you . Well important to you . Well, number one, the pies are really good. This is huckleberry its important for guests to say, well, crap, hes the owner, digging pies out. You look for opportunities to set really good examples as a role model. You do it a parent, you do it as an owner of a business, whatever it may be. Reporter it is also the embodiment of good company. The end of the book you talk about legacy. That youre in the business of Human Happiness. This intangible but invaluable increase in Human Happiness is the legacy that i hope to leave. Yeah. Thats exactly right. Its not just happiness and how often do we smile, its happiness in that are we living a meaningful life. Im living the most purposeful life that i possibly can, and so im proud to be able to continue living that way and as long as i possibly can. And that purposeful life, the charity, the philanthropy, i have to say with each business, he allows them to direct money where they want to go. So the falcons may decide heres our direction, and in montana they have other causes because theyre the ones who will know best. For the record, cherry and banana cream pie was what i had. Absolutely delicious. That was beautiful and interesting and awesome. The book cool thank you. The book really is fascinating, and it isnt just for business. It is also a lesson in life and how to live your life. The idea that his mother taught him about principle and his father, too. Its heartening to hear a leader and someone as accomplished as he is thinking about how he relates to others and his impact on those people and on the world. So really fascinating do it right first, and the money follows eventually after. Right . I love the bills, but its hard to dislike the falcons. No that story and greg merman producing that, a yeomans effort. Gm, great job. Pro football oops, i was so excited about it. Our first sunday. The regular season is in full swing tomorrow. The nfl today kicks off week one starting at noon eastern here on cbs. Yay, football, cannot wait. All right. Opening doors for others when their doors are shut. Next in the dish, one chefs inspiring gesture supporting those looking for an opportunity by loaning them his currently shuddered restaurant and next week on cbs this Morning Saturday, thanks to its appearance in more than a half dozen james bond films, the aston martin db5 was once dubbed the most famous car in the world. Now the british carmaker is reissuing this classic. Well take you for a spin. Are you taking us for a spin . No, should be. I will. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday will return in a few minutes. For now, im annemarie green with a look at some of the other stories were following. The pandemic has been hard on most industries, but the Home Improvement business seeing a surge. Tom hanson explains. Reporter when the pandemic started, the loven family found themselves at home more, so they decided to renovate the back yard including a new deck. You want where you live, if you have to work there and if you have young children, you want it to be as lovely as it can be. Reporter the lovens hired mg construction and decks, a local company. Business has been crazy. It is really good. Reporter a consumer specialist survey found 57 of homeowners made improvements this spring. And plenty of people are doing it themselves which is driving up sales at hardware stores. Home depot recently posted its strongest Quarterly Sales growth in 20 years. The demand is leading to a shortage of supplies, especially lumber. The doityourself market went crazy. Then eventually the construction picked back up again, and we saw record levels of construction across the country right now. That put a real tight squeeze on the supply of lumber. Reporter steve sala is president of lumber buying cooperative lb advantage. He says prices for wood have tripled in places and lumber mills likely wont ship new orders until okay. The supply chain now has limited capacity out there. Were seeing record prices everywhere as supply and demand is just at the largest mismatch ive seen in my 13 years in this business. Reporter salas says shortages should start to ease this fall, but prices likely wont return to normal until early next year. Tom hanson, cbs news, new york. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Dear california, we know these are challenging times. And with summer here, energy bills are rising. Together, we can save energy and money. 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A man living his dream. What too we have here . We have a selection of honey bunnys finest foods. Reporter a baltimore native, his love of food stems from vacations on marylands eastern shore. I loved spending team time with the family. I love eating crab cakes in the summertime. I love d. C. Reporter you wont find those statementles on this mmen staples on this menu. This is a cornalad. Roasted corn, scallions, cherry tomatoes reporter steeped in decades of tradition this is my tricolor potato salad. Red bliss. Reporter all in his brand. Still a concept in the making, honey bunnys chicken. Honey bunny is actually my daughter. I started calling her honey bunny out of the blue when she was 1 years old. I kind of made it restaurant thinking about her. Next to you we have our dipped chicken. You take the chicken and dip it in the North Carolina piedmont sauce. Reporter emerging out of this pandemic lockdown, its simply been a miracle. This is sister nvery new, bu has created an environment where you have to tdo everything new. Reporter this is innovation. It is, it is. I see it everywhere i go. But in particular in the restaurant industry, there are so many of us on the sidelines that we have to build partnerships in order to survive. Reporter this partnership teamed him with chef greg baxtrom, owner of brooklyns awardwinning olmstead and maison yaki across the street. The series came from a conversation about how we could get involved. Reporter get involved in growing diversity in an industry that has lacked it. According to recent data, women chefs make up less than a quarter of the industry. And just over 17 of chefs and head cooks are black. Do you notice that . Did you like, wait, were weather are all the women chefs . Where are the chefs of color . Yeah. Reporter hes doing it by not just offering them a space which would otherwise sit idle i put old bay on top of the biscuits. It adds a tinge to it. Reporter but resources so that now through the end of october, chefs, bartenders, sommeliers can rotate in and out serving their specialties with their own unique flair. Why do you do this . Because you should. If you have the ability to do i want my parents to be proud of me. I want my sister to be proud of me, my brother. It matters to me. And i get joy in trying to help people. Its an amazing experience. I thought that, you know, this was going to be an opportunity to test out this Business Concept that i had. It turned out to be an opportunity to really engage with the community here and introduce them to my food but also get feedback. Reporter how the son of an entrepreneur and Corporate Executive transitioned from being a d. C. Based federal employee to moonlighting as a sous chef in the big apple is quite a story in and of itself. The restaurant culture is huge here. And so i just fell in love with it. Every time i went to a different restaurant, it was like visiting a different country. In my spare time, i decided to start cooking. Reporter fieldtrips chef j. J. Johnson gave him his first shot when he ran the cecil. Im very invested in jared and seeing him be very successful in this culinary world. Reporter what was it about him that you said this guy got to help . Jareds genuine, hes a good guy. Its really hard to find good people. I literally talked about going to culinary school, and i asked, i said, well, can you teach few how to cook . He said, yeah, come on by next week. And for about a year and a half, two years, cooked for him for free. I think jared shows that sense of hope that theres a new culinary future coming. Reporter knowing the work here stemmed from a growing awareness of ensuring equal opportunity for anyone with a vision and commitment to hard work. Africanamerican restaurants have always played a Critical Role in the civil rights movement. We have sylvias in harlem, where civil rights activists gathered and planned marches and strategized. One of the few safe places that we as africanamericans had outside of the church itself. Reporter dookie chase in new orleans yeah. Every city that has a major africanamerican population has had one or two of these cornerstone restaurants. And i hope that if i ever get a restaurant of my own for honey bunnys to be a place like that where people can come together and talk about the issues that are affecting their lives and what to do to make it a better place. Reporter and with this experience, hes one step closer to getting those just desserts. Mm, just delicious. We were texting with michelle. She said the food is on the way. Yeah. It will be here. It will be here soon. I didnt get that i love the providing opportunity. It always comes back to you have to build in communities and people that havent had that opportunity before. Its important because the talent exists. The skill exists. Its just a matter of giving that opportunity. And food is on the way. Thats right. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Four years ago phoebe bridgers was getting around los angeles without a record deal. Today shes one of the most acclaimed and most prolific singer singers songwriters of her generation who made her National Tv Debut on this program. In saturday session, well catch up with her and were musk from her second album. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Joint pain, swelling, tenderness. My psoriasis. Cosentyx works on all of this. Cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of Psoriatic Arthritis to help you look and feel better. Dont use if youre allergic to cosentyx. Before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. An increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. Tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if youve had a vaccine or plan to. 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It starts working hard at hour one. And works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. Zyrtec muddle no more. This morning, a return appearance from phoebe bridgers. She was just 22 when she made stranger in the alps, her acclaimed 2017 debut. Shes been involved in collaborations with Connor Oberst and others, and became a producer of albums herself, including her latest release. Well hear some of that new music coming up. First, Anthony Mason spoke with bridgers about something familiar to all of us coping with this pandemic. Reporter earlier this month, phoebe bridgers performed live at the red rocks on paused festival near denver. In front of a stunning natural backdrop and an amphitheater of empty seats. How was that . It was wild. It was amazing, though. It felt everybody had so much more appreciation for playing a show. Welcome to our first and last show of tour. Reporter it was the first time shed played punisher live with her band. Here everyone knows youre the way to my heart reporter her tour began and ended with that performance. It must be kind of weird releasing an album at a time like this when you cant tour. I mean, in some ways does it feel like the music almost isnt out there if youre not performing it . Yeah. The minute i turn my phone off, i dont exist. You know, thats what it feels like. It feels like i didnt make anything. I already kind of have like an imposter syndrome issue. So when i finish a song that i like, every single time im like, oh, thats thats the last time that will ever happen. Reporter as a performer, youre so used to feedback on stage, and youre not getting it. Its like true ego death, you know. I like ive never had such hard times affirming myself. Somewhere in germany but i cant place it reporter the 26yearold singer songwriter said she pushed herself to sign up a new therapist during the pandemic. Why did you force yourself to do it . Just because i could feel the weight of isolation like starting to break me. And i was like, you know, there are people whose entire job it is to help. And its time. Ive been ignoring it for way too long. People are finding themselves missing things they didnt value before. I cannot wait to hate touring again. I cannot wait to complain again about airports. But what i would give to have two random hours to kill like trying to find snacks and magazines at a hudson news. Like that sounds great to me right now. Someday im gonna live in your house up on the Hill Reporter her second solo album has been getting a lot of love from fans, but bridgers says shes often her own worst critic. Youre hard on yourself as a songwriter. Yeah. I hate everything until until i love it, and then i think im god. Its a very weird you know, binary. Its like i either am like you are trash and youre only good because you surround yourself with talented people, and every single good song youve ever written was a fluke accident, and then i am god, nobody is as good as me. You know, everything my mom says about me is true. Reporter thats quite a pendulum. Totally. Thanks, everybody, for having us, bye. When youre like standing on stage and people are screaming your lyrics, its easy to get kind of a big head. Then you close your door to your hotel room and youre like, do i have any friends . So yeah. Squaring that up with my therapist. Shes riveting. I love her. Performing from los angeles from her new album punisher, here is phoebe bridgers with kyoto. Day off in kyoto god bored at the temple looked around at the 7 7eleven the band took the speed train went to the arcade i wanted to go but i didnt you call media from a payphone it cost a dollar a minute to tell me youre getting sober and you wrote me a letter but i dont have to read it im gonna kill you if you dont beat me to it dreaming through tokyo skies i wanted to says the world then i flew over the ocean and i changed my mind sunsets been a freak show on the weekend so ive been driving out to the suburbs to park at the goodwill and stare at the chem trails with my little brother he said you called on his birthday you were off by like ten days but you get a few points for trying remember getting the truck fixed when you let us drive it 25 felt like flying i dont forgive you but please dont hold me to it born under scorpio skies i wanted to see the world through yourize and then it happened then i changed my mind i guess i lied im a liar who lies sa cause im a liar well be right back with more music from phoebe bridgers. 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Snowden day im gonna live in your house up on the hill and when your skinhead neighbor goes missin im gonna plant a garden in the yard then theyre gluing roses on a flatbed you should see it i mean thousands i grew up here until it all went up in flames except the notches in the door frame i dont know when you got taller see our reflection in the water off a bridge at the huntington i hopped the fence when i was 17 thats when i knew what i wanted and when i grow up im gonna look up from my phone and see my life and its gallon be just like my recurring dream where im at the movies but i dont remember what im seeing the screen turns into a tidal wave then its a dorm room like a hedge maze and when i find you you touch my leg and i insist but i wake up before we do it i dont know how but im taller there must be in the water everythings growing in our garden you dont have to know that its haunted the doctor put her hands over my liver she told me my resentments getting smaller no im not afraid of hard work i get everything i want i have everything i wanted for those of you still with us, we have more music from phoebe bridgers. There isis is i know the en somewhere in germany but i cant place it man i hate this part of texas close my eyes fantasize three clicks and im home when i get back ill lay around then ill get up and lay back down romanticize a quiet life theres no place like my room but you had to go i know i know i know like a wave that crashed and melted on the shore not even the burnouts are out here anymore and you had to go i know i know i know out in the park we watch the sunset talking on a rusty swing set after a while you went quiet and i got mean im always pushing you away from me but you come back with gravity and when i call you come home a bird in your teeth