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Day, the president s calendar is cleared. While joe biden pullsti negativ ad out of respect for the president s condition. Breonna taylor tapes released. Grand jury recordings where made public in the Breonna Taylor Police Shooting case. What they say happened in the final moments leading up to her death. And sounds of the game. We take you inside the socalled nba bubble to find out more about the technology thats making the game sound like its being held in a packed arena. See how savvy technicians are plling it off. They are. First we begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. I think im doing very well. But were going to make sure that things work out. The first lady is doing very well. Reporter the leader of the free world is in the hospital with covid19. The president of the United States flown to walter reed Medical Center. Im not going to get into the president s symptoms exactly. Mild symptoms, but he is hard at work. Were having to slow him down a little bit. Reporter the president s Campaign Manager and former white house counselor Kellyanne Conway are the latest from the white house to test positive. Reporter well wishes for President Trump are pouring in from both sides of the aisle. Our best wishes to the president of the United States, the first lady. Reporter joe biden and his wife jill were found to be negative. Biden ventured out on to the campaign trail. This is not a matter of politics. Its a bracing reminder to all of us. Reporter the attorney general in kentucky released 15 hours of grand jury recordings in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor. Reporter rick more an is is recovering after a random attack on a new york city sidewalk. The unknown man knocking him to the ground. All that game two of the nba finals, the lakers beat the heat. Abubeautiful pass. And all that matters all the sudden everyone is texting, everyone, our friends, coworkers, my parents, her parents. It was a explosion which i dont know whos writing this year, but its too much. Its not even believable. Its ridiculous. On cbs this Morning Saturday. We werent actually going to do a show today. I wasnt going to even be here right now. But then again, a lot of people are in places today that they did not expect to be. Now, say what you will about the president , and i do, this is a serious moment for our nation. We all wish the president and the first lady of the United States a speedy and a full recovery. This mornings eye opener is presented by progressive. Making it easy to bundle insurance. Well said, stephen colbert. Welcome to the weekend, everyone, im jeff glor with Michelle Miller, Dana Jacobson is off today, so we are again joined by Elaine Quijano. So good to see you. Thanks for having me. We are going to begin with an update on the president as he wakes up in a maryland hospital after being diagnosed with the coronavirus. He was flown to walter reed last night in what the white house called an abundance of caution. Mr. Trump is said to being well despite being fatigued and having a lowgrade fever. His treatment comes as more members of his inner circle also test positive for covid. Overnight we learned President Trumps former aide, Kellyanne Conway, and his Campaign Manager, bill stepien, have been infected. They join two members of the Senate Judiciary committee. First lady melania trump, gop chair ronna mcdaniel, and longtime aide hope hicks. This morning there is renewed scrutiny of a white house rose garden ceremony. Most of this group appeared without masks at the president s announcement one week ago for Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee for the Supreme Court. Chip reid begins our coverage. Hes at walter reed. Good morning to you. Reporter well, good morning. The white house released a statement overnight from the president s doctor saying he is doing well and, quote, that he did not require any supplemental oxygen. The statement also said the president is now being treated with remdesivir which has shortened the Recovery Period for some covid19 patients, and the president also tweeted for the First Time Since he arrived here. He said, going well, i think. Thank you to all. Love. President trump arrived at walter reed at 6 30 friday night, less than 24 hours after testing positive for covid19. Earlier, he walked out of the white house wearing a mask as he headed to marine one for the short flight. White House Press Secretary Kayleigh Mcenany said the move was done out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of his physician and medical experts. The president will be working from the president ial offices at walter reed for the next few days. Before departing the white house, the president taped this video message. Im going to walter reed hospital. I think im doing very well. But were going to make sure that things work out. Reporter in a statement, the president s physician, dr. Sean conley, said he was given an infusion of regenerons antibody cocktail, an experimental treatment which has shown promising results in some clinical trials. The president and first lady were diagnosed after one of the president s closest aides, hope hicks, tested positive on thursday for coronavirus. Were rounding the turn. Reporter hicks had been on the road with the president who traveled to five states during a busy week of Campaign Events, including tuesday nights debate. Mcnenty claimed white house officials authorized the president s travel thursday to a new jersey fundraiser where he met with dozens of donors. The white house operations made the asummit it was safe for the president and others. Reporter white house staff are scrambling to identify those who might have had contact with mr. Trump. I fully expect that as this virus continues to go on, other people in the white house will certainly have a positive test result. And weve got the mitigation plan in place. Reporter here at walter reed, the president is staying in an enormous medical suite with all the medical bells and whistles. Its been described to us as a mini hospital and a home ways, the home away from home. Thank you so much. Vice president mike pence tested negative, and sources say he is working from his home at the u. S. Naval observatory. His doctor says there is no need for him to quarantine. Well wishes for the president and first lady, melania trump, are lighting up social media across the political spectrum. First daughter ivanka trump who tested negative for the coronavirus tweets, you are a warrior and will beat this. I love you, dad. Former president ial opponent Hillary Clinton writing, quote, we wish the president and first lady a speedy recovery and hope for the safety of the white house staff, the secret service, and others putting their lives on the line. And during a Campaign Appearance with democratic Vice President ial candidate Kamala Harris on friday, former president barack obama turned his attention to the first family. We also want to extend our best wishes to the president of the United States, the first lady. Michelle and i are hopeful that they and others who have been affected by covid19 around the country are getting the care that they need, that they are going to be on the path to a speedy recovery. Mr. Obama went on to say, quote, were all americans, and were all human beings. The white house says all of President Trumps Campaign Events have either been canceled or moved on line as he undergoes treatment for the coronavirus. Its a dramatic shift for a campaign that has relied until now on inperson rallies and gatherings across the country. It also raises questions about the two remaining president ial debates and even how joe biden will proceed with just one month to go before election day. Ed okeefe has more from washington this morning. Good morning to you. Reporter elaine, good to see you. Good morning. As one senior aide to joe biden put it, what were going through right now is, quote, the definition of Uncharted Waters and how the the two president ial campaigns navigate 31 days until election day remains an open question. Joe biden boarded his Campaign Plane friday and flew off to michigan only after two covid19 tests came back negative. Good afternoon. Reporter speaking outside a union hall in grand rapids, he wore a mask the entire time. Sending my prayers for the health and safety of the first lady and the president of the United States after they tested positive for covid19. My wife jill and i pray that theyll make a quick and full recovery. In is not a matter of politics. Its a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. Its not going away automatically. Reporter biden said the president s illness is a reminder the nation needs to improve access to covid tests. Its not just the folks in the white house or who travel with me that deserve regular testing, its folks in the meat as tteported just rocessing cd 661,000 new jobs and an Unemployment Rate of 7. 9 . Im grateful for all those who were able to get their jobs back to work again. But theres fewer jobs than wed hoped for. Reporter joe biden, Kamala Harris, and her husband also tested negative friday and plan to stay on the trail. Bidens team goes to Great Lengths to protect the 77yearold candidate. He spent most of the summer addressing supporters from a basement tv studio. The limited inperson events he holds include just a handful of covidscreened staff, reporters, and invited guests. Can i take my mask off . I guess i can, all right. Ed on, friday the Biden Campaign took down all negative ads before fridays announcement, though, the former Vice President relentlessly criticized President Trumps handling of the coronavirus. Tuesday shed the president had been total he said the president had been totally irresponsible. How does joe biden move forward with messaging now . You know, that remains an unanswered question and one i think theyre going to have to assess day to day. The fact that they pulled thetive advertising yesterday afternoon the negative advertising yesterday afternoon before we got word that the president was headed to walter reed is a sign they understand that, you know, they have to be very careful now in the coming days about exactly how they proceed. Theyre spending tens of millions of dollars and about a dozen battleground states on television, across social media, pushing a message that raises doubts about the president s leadership, not only of the pandemic but of the economic recovery that is under way. Thats been the central focus of the Biden Campaign. So do you keep that up over the next 31 days, or do you to find a way to shift . Thats what they havent sorted out yet. Now the Trump Campaign, not only does President Trump have covid, but his Campaign Manager has tested positive, as well. What does that Campaign Look Like now if we have any idea about what it does over the next 30 or 31 days . The fact that theyve canceled all inperson events, that theyre going to hold virtual events, something they have not done much of, and that not only does the president , his Campaign Manager have covid19, so does the chairwoman of the Republican National committee. So essentially the top three political figures in this campaign, especially the candidate himself, sidelined for by this at least for the next few days if not the next few weeks. It, again, is an example of how this is completely unprecedented. One thing we know, at least through last night, the advertising, the fundraising appeals continued. The Trump Campaign was still sending out messages asking for money and, you know, attacking joe biden just at the time the Biden Campaign said they were pulling back that kind of advertising. I have a feeling through the weekend well get a better sense of how the two continue to operate. The other big question, do they debate in midoctober in miami . Can they make that late october debate in nashville . As of this morning, two members of the Judiciary Committee have tested positive for the coronavirus. What effect does that have on the Supreme Court confirmation hearings . Guys, nobody has answers this moning because weve never been here. Its mike lee of utah, republican, tom tillis of North Carolina last night, announced that he has it, as well. Tillis locked in one of the most expensive reelection campaigns right now down in the tar heel state. They are two members of a committee that is set to meet a week about a week, ten days from now, to consider the Amy Coney Barrett nomination. Notably both of them said that they would try to be back within ten days, which is about the time left before that Committee Hearing begins. Of course, doctors say this thing doesnt end in ten days. It can go on for several weeks. So again, another thing just completely up in the air. Uncharted waters all around, ed. Thanks for keeping us up to date. Well, the u. S. Is not making much progress in lowering the coronavirus numbers. This week, 25 states reported more cases than the previous week. On friday more than 54,000 new cases were reported. Thats the most in a single day since midaugust. There are now more than 7. 3 million known infections in the u. S. The death toll has climbed to more than 208,000. Here to discuss the president and more is cbs news contributor dr. David agus. Good morning, doc. How are you . Im good. Thank you. Yeah. Reports are that President Trump is experiencing mild symptoms, lowgrade fever, and a cough. What will his treatment at walter reed look like . When he started and tested positive and started to have mild symptoms, the first thing they did was give an experimental drug, a cocktail. Two mono cronal antibodies, they were cloned and made into a drug and administered so he could fight the virus. They would block the virus from getting in the cell. Then yesterday evening he started a daily course of remdesivir, another intravenous antiviral medicine, as well as what we call supportive care, make sure he has enough flurkid make sure the numbers are correct in the hospital. The president , 74 years old. He is technically obese. How does that factor into his treatment and his prognosis . Both of those are certainly risk factors. His biggest risk factor is being male. Being male is the biggest risk factor of all of them. They put him at higher risk of complications which why theyre doing aggressive therapy. Antiviral and the monoclonal antibodies to block the virus. Former Vice President joe biden was, what, ten feet away from the president , also Chris Wallace closer to him than the audience members. How concerned should people be about or doctors we should say about joe biden and his risk to coronavirus . You know, theres always risk. You can never bring risk to zero, especially when someone has the virus. What we do know is that on tuesday they were all the day of the debate they were all tested which a probe went to their nose, and there was no virus there by a very sensitive test. That doesnt mean they didnt have the virus, but it probably means they werent infectious. Im not as worried about joe biden. Obviously the problem with this virus is it doesnt discriminate. If you get enough particles, you will get sick no matter who you are. A lot of people are questioning this contact traysing. The president is around tracing. The president is around a lot of people, has been in the past. And exposure certainly is where everyone is looking right now. How important is it going to be to follow that that line of Contact Tracing . Critical. Weve seen a number of cases now within staff and the white house and outside the white house, and you know, theyre actually going back to video. You say who did the president interact with at close distance for a long period of time without a mask, those people need to be put into quarantine as part of the Contact Tracing program, and tested on a regular basis. Otherwise, they can go out and potentially be asymptomatic and continue to spread the virus. If you want to stop it cold, you have to contact trace, and you have to act on that data. All right. Dr. David agus, thank you. Jeff . Thank you. Not since when president reagan was shot in an assassination attempt nearly 40 years ago has there been this level of concern over a president s health. The white house has not been forthcoming about President Trumps condition. Well turn to cbs news senior political analyst john dickerson, he is also the author of the hardest job in the world the american presidency. Good morning. So good to see you. Does the white house believe the lack of transparency here is helping them . Good morning, jeff. Well, its not clear exactly what the white house believes. They are being mildly transparent. So they are letting information out. And in this age where everyone president is this constant communication with everybody through twitter, we actually know more than in a lot of previous president ial instances where president s really hid their medical conditions. You think of eisenhowers heart attack, they lied to the press about that. Kennedy was sick and lied about it both as a candidate and the president. This isnt full transparency on the president s condition, but we do know a fair amount. Were being kept up to date, although theres issues with transparency in this white house that are broader than just the specifics of this case. John, what did you think of the video that was sent out of him immediately before he left the white house and went to walter reed . Well, it was striking in the sense, again, you know, this is a president who is in constant communication through his twitter account. And when he said i think im doing very well, that tiny little hedge, perceptsible only with a microscope, but a tiny hedge from the president , i think im all right, is striking for somebody who is reelectle relentlessly posite in cases often and perhaps where its not warranted. It was a sign of how this is different from Everything Else weve experienced in this presidency. He said i think in a tweet, as well. Hedging in a couple different ways. John, when you look at the timeline of events right now from last saturday in the rose garden through the debates to then what happened at Campaign Events on thursday, what stands out to you the most . What stands out is as that evidence comes in that it might be an event at the white house, its an extraordinary thing that this many months into a pandemic there was a possibility that there was a spreader event at the white house, the most potected building on the in the United States arguably. And it raises its not only just extraordinary as a matter of history, but obviously it connects with the central critique of the president which is that he has not taken the pandemic as seriously as a national matter. And now here the pandemic comes home where it wasnt taken seriously enough at the white house. Weve seen plenty of events like this, the president has constantly downplayed the need for masks. And now were seeing the result that all of his Public Health officials have warned people across the country that if you dont remain vigilant, this is the kind of thing that can happen. John, the white house says that the president is fully in control as hes treated in the hospital. Talk about when or if the 25th amendment might be invoked. It certainly has been before. Theres certainly plenty of protocols to take care of allowing the president to keep doing his job, unlike Ronald Reagan in 1981, a fastmoving, surprise event. He was a very young president at the time. This is slow slow rolling, a lot of procedures in place. The 25th amendment to kick in, it would probably, if we even get to that, and were a long way away, it would probably occur in the way that it has with george w. Bush and even it was sort of used with Ronald Reagan, although he did kind of a fancy thing to get around it. And that was would essentially be with the president s consent, hand over control to mike pence for a period of time, and then it would come back to him. Its been a while. Good to see you. Thank you so much for your time. Good to see you, jeff. 22 minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. The Police Shooting death of Breonna Taylor during a botched raid in march sparked nationwide protests against the use of force by police. Now new and rare evidence on that shooting has been released. Well tell you what it is and where the case goes from here. Plus, they grew up in the same small part of virginia and all became u. S. President s. Well talk to former second Lady Lynn Cheney about her new book on these first leaders of our nation. And the roar of the crowd. Its what you expect when watching a big sporting event. Thats why one team has been drafted into service to make nba games played in the bubble sound just like the matchups were used to. See how they do it. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on peoples finances, but not all the same way. Later, the story of one womans allout effort to help those who are bearing a lot of the fallout from the economic downturn. They were the team behind a legendary rock and roll magazine. Were going to look at the influence of creed, how it shaped the music world we know today. Well be right back. This is cbs this Morning Saturday. In the bay area, we believe in science. Traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. Thats why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. Which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. To keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. And measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. Relieve traffic. Reduce pollution. Rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. Cbs this Morning Saturday will return in a few minutes. For now, im annemarie green with a look beyond this mornings headlines. Health experts have been emphasizing the importance of getting a flu vaccine this year during the covid19 pandemic. Now a new survey shows that many parents are planning to skip flu shots for their kids. Nancy chen has more. Reporter the bower family gets flu shots every year, but theyre making it even more of a priority now because of the pandemic. We wanted to make sure that we really made every effort to protect ourselves at least from the flu. Reporter doctors say its critical to get vaccinated this year because the flu and the coronavirus have similar symptoms. And a surge in flu cases could overwhelm the health system. A new poll finds one in three parents say their child is unlikely to get the vaccine, and only onethird believe its more important this year. Most Common Concerns side effects and that the vaccine is not effective. One other thing that we heard that was unusual for this year was theyre afraid to bring the kid into a Providers Office because they dont want to expose the kid to covid19. Reporter thousands of children are hospitalized every year because of the flu, and some die. Children under 5 are at high risk for serious complications. Lisa bower says her family is taking many precautions during this unprecedented time. Best thing for my children is having them wear masks when theyre outside, theyre following the right hand washing recommendations, wind sheere s distancing. Reporter hoping to keep herself and others healthy. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Recapping our top story this morning President Trump is waking up at the Walter Reed National Medical Center in maryland after testing positive for the coronavirus. Mr. Trump suffers from a lowgrade fever and was fatigued when he was helicoptered there from the white house last night. The white house describes the move as being taken out of an abundance of caution. Last night mr. Trump tweeted, quote, going well, i think. Hes expected to be hospitalized for a matter of days. There is conflicting testimony about the moments before Breonna Taylors Police Shooting death. On friday the Kentucky Attorney general released about 15 hours of grand jury recordings. The rare release of the proceedings comes after public outcry that police where police, rather, were not directly charged with killing taylor and when one member of the grand jury asked that the audio be released. Adriana diaz reports. Keep walking back walk backwards reporter the evidence presented about the deadly march 13th raid was release friday 14 audio clips. In one, former detective Brett Hankison is heard telling investigators he thought they were being fired upon by an assault rifle. I saw the illumination of fire coming. What i saw at the time was a figure in a shooting stance, and it looked as if he was holding he or she was holding an ar15 or long gun, a rifletype gun. Reporter Breonna Taylors ta boyfriend Kenneth Walker only fired a single shot from a. 9millimeter handgun. In an interview, officers indicated they may have raided the wrong house. For the first time, we learned why there was no body camera footage of the raid itself. Detective anthony james, who was wearing a body camera, explained why. I did not know that it reporter the recordings dont include jury deliberations or discussions of potential charges. Kevin glogower represents an anonymous grand juror who has concerns about the process. The full truth is not going to be on those recordings, and the attorney general knows that. Reporter lanita baker represents Breonna Taylors family. Im confident if they had been presented with charges on behalf of Breonna Taylor that we would have also seen indictments. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday, adriana diaz, chicago. We have a lot more news ahead. First, heres a look at the weather for your weekend. She wants to change our whole idea of investing. Up next, wall street legend Sallie Krawcheck on how to handle the Financial Impact of the pandemic and what women in particular need to do to create a secure future. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Our focus is raising the girls. Being able to order stuff online it helps out a lot. We get to use that time that we would be at the grocery store. That time is priceless. Removes ten years of yellow stains. Optic white renewal thats like all the way back to 2010. Theyre jeans. Theyre leggings. Theyre jeggings whoa. Remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. Irresistibly smooth chocolate. Made to melt you. Lindor. By the lindt master chocolatier. 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More than 10,000 per year. Women make 82 cents to a mans dollar. Its slowly getting better. To be frank, its decades away from closing for white women. 100plus years for black women, and 200plus years for latinx women. When youre ready to say that is awful and im so upset about that, well, the gender wealth gap, wealth is how much money we keep, and that gender wealth gap is 32 cents for a mans dollars and just a singledigit number of pens for black women, moving in the wrong direction. Reporter she says closing that wealth gap will take more than bigger paychecks. There have been two big drivers of wealth in our country. One of which has been real estate which people of color have been redlined out of. The other which has been investing. And women and people of color have been kept out from that. Reporter per solution the First Investment platform designed for women by women. Reporter created in 2014, the investment platforms mission is to get more money in the hands of women. The investment gap, dont know that one . Its that thing where women arent getting their fair share because the investment industry and almost all its tools were built for men by men. We have an investing algorithm, as other Digital First investing platforms do. Ours is the only one that takes into account youre a woman. You might say why does that matter . Ill tell you why because we live longer, because we earn less, because our salaries peak sooner. Reporter we keep less. Therefore we keep less. Reporter helping other women build wealth, an idea that took root early in her career. Certainly the early 80s, working on wall street sounds like it was hell. It was when i was there, when i was junior, you know, they were trying to run me out. It wasnt even hidden. There would be xerox copies of male genitalia left on my desk. Really . As a means of humiliating me, embarrassing me, and trying to force me out. 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Second lady of the United States, former chair of the National Endowment for the humanities, and prolific author. From contemporary novels to Childrens Books. And now history. Its amazing if you think about it. In this little part of the world, 60mile circle east of the blue ridge mountains, these four amazing leaders came. Reporter the virginia dynasty is about four of the first five men who served as president and how for the first 36 years of the republic, accepting john adams single term, all the men elected were basically neighbors. George washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, and james monroe. People are very familiar with George Washington and thomas jefferson. Much less so with monroe and madison. Why is that . Madison has been consistently undervalued. Reporter cheneys book gives equal attention to four figures who received unequal attention in history books. She calls madison, the fourth president , the intellectual force been the constitution and the bill of rights. He was followed by another man also unfamiliar to many today. What should people know about james monroe that they dont know . He was a pretty good president. He had a very stable cabinet. He had a reputation, probably it was somewhat justified, as not being quite as clever as his predecessors. But he learned along the way which was a good thing. Reporter monroe, madison, and jefferson also competed mightily for the attention and respect of the first member of the dynasty. Our first leader and a bit of a loner. Washington was austere. He tried to make friends but had a very hard time doing it. People talk about, you know, the loneliness at the top, the loneliness of leadership. And i think that was part of what made washington the way that he was. He was somewhat isolated by the role hed played in the revolution. Reporter why did so many men who lived so close together come to lead the nation for more than 30 years . In part, their elite educations. In part because they all benefited heavily from a southern Economic System that relied on enslaved labor. We asked chainy about that. You dont deal with slave holding much in this book, why . Thats not the focus of the book, though i certainly do deal with it. I think in fact it was an important purpose of the book to point out on this these men, though they were slaveholders, accomplished something quite amazing. They came forth with the ideas and the ideals that became the most powerful weapon for doing away with slavery. Reporter cheney doesnt talk a lot about the four mens childhoods. Her own children have grown up in a political machine. Ones become parts of it. Wyoming congresswoman liz cheney currently has the thirdhighest position in house gop leadership and made headlines this summer. Your daughter has been critical of the president over his coronavirus response. Shes taken a great deal of heat from some of her republicn colleagues about that. Have you talked about that . Well, i think if i were to talk about lizs decisions, i mean, how would you feel if your mother were advising you on how you could best appear on television . Probably wouldnt like it much. Im sure liz wouldnt like it much. Moreover, she knows a lot more about it than i do. Reporter but youve been on the battlefield plenty of times, and she is now. That is correct, but shes the active member of the family. Reporter cheney says the focus of her activity these days will remain on writing. At 79, she rarely misses a day. What is next for you . You know, im not sure. I wrote Childrens Books for a time. I did that when dick was Vice President. I thought it was a good way to stay out of trouble. So maybe another Childrens Book is in the future. If my mother were advising me how to look on television, she would tell me before doing interviews with the former second lady to comb your hair. And look somewhat presentable. So my apologies for that. Our thanks to lynn cheney for sitting down with us. You were blushing a bit. Just a bit. If you are heading out, dont forget to record cbs this Morning Saturday. Coming up in our next hour, all the energy of the rock era could be found within its pages. Well explore the influence of cream magazine. Have you heard of it . Well explore it with the writers, the maker of a new documentary, and a rock and roll hall of famer. And its music to the ears of nba fans, with no fans in the stands. Well see how a team of technicians accomplished the remarkable task of making this years games sound just like what theyre used to sounding like. Plus, grammy winner Brittany Howard of the alabama shake in our saturday session. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Real progress . When youre affected by schizophrenia, you see it differently. Its in the small, everyday moments. And in the places, youd never expect. A little sign of hope. The feeling of freedom. 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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 beyond this mornings headlines. A new board game aims to teach players of all ages out to interact with police in real life. Elise preston reports. Reporter luia williams and her husband talk to their four children about interacting with police. What have those conversations been like . Very stressful. Reporter the family began playing trials and triumph, a game teaching children and adults how to respond if stopped by officers. Some of the things that youre doing, you can get arrested. And i didnt actually know that. Reporter the game is the brainchild of chicago criminal defense attorney april prayer. When i created my game, i was thinking about little black boys who look like me. Reporter but prayer says her seven principles are for everyone. Dont run. Dont reach. Dont resist. Dont run your mouth. But do request an attorney. Refuse all tests. And refuse consent to search. Reporter there are 54 different scenarios that can take place playing the game. The idea is to Practice Police interactions in a safe setting. Retired new York City Police detective michael bell spent 20 years on the job. He now mentors children through the National Organization of black Law Enforcement executives. That first interaction is not always so great because they have the preconceived notions of, you know, police officers. Reporter prayer hopes each move on the board will educate players and create positive change. Elise preston, cbs news, new york. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im Michelle Miller with jeff glor, Dana Jacobson is off, so Elaine Quijano is here with us. Coming up this hour, punk rock and heavy metal. Theyre familiar terms in music, but they were first used in one groundbreaking magazine. Well page through the history of cream with the founder and a rock and roll legend who graced its pages. Awesome. Then one team is adding to the thrills of this years nba playoffs, but theyre not found on the courts. Well talk to the inventive tech people bringing the sounds of a typical nba season to broadcast from fanless venues. And later, a pandemic practice from another time makes a comeback. Well take you to beautiful florence, italy, where the socalled wine windows built during the plague era are back in use today. Thats ahead. First, our top story this hour preside trump remains in a maryland Military Hospital this morning where he is being treated for coronavirus. The president was helicoptered from the white house to the Walter Reed National military Medical Center last night in what the white house describes as an abundance of caution. Late last night he tweeted, going well, i think. Thank you to all. Love. His treatment comes as more members of his inner circle also test bosspositive for the coronavirus. Overnight we learned President Trumps former aide, Kellyanne Conway, and his Campaign Manager, bill stepien, have been infected. They join two republican senators, the first lady, and other highranking officials. Most of them were seen without Wearing Masks at last weekends crowded rose garden announcement of President Trumps Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett. Chip reid is at walter reed. Chip, good morning. Reporter well, good morning. The white house released a statement overnight from the president s doctor, sean conley, in which he said the president is doing well and that he has not needed any supplemental oxygen. The statement also said the president is now being treated with remdesivir which has shortened the Recovery Period for some covid19 patients. The doctor also said the president was given an infusion of regenerons antibody cocktail, an experimental Covid Treatment which has shown promising results in clinical trials. The president and first lady were diagnosed with covid19 after one of the president s closest aides, hope hicks, tested positive on thursday. Hicks had been on the road with the president while traveling to five states during a busy week of Campaign Events including tuesday nights debate. Here at walter reed, the president is staying in a huge medical suite that was specifically designed for the care of u. S. President s. In addition to stateoftheart medical equipment, it has office spares, it has rooms for the president s family [ inaudible ] all right. Chip reid, some technical troubles there. Thank you. Democratic president ial challenger joe biden offered a tweet to the first family wishing them a speedy recovery. During an interview friday, in the battleground state of michigan, biden said the Trump Campaign did not notify him of the president s condition. I learned it like everybody else did on the news, and and what i felt positive about, we never got closer than y and i are. Also on friday, former president barack obama took time out to recognize President Trump. Although were in the midst of a big political fight and we take that very seriously, we also want to extend our best wishes to the president of the United States, the first lady. Mr. Obama spoke at a virtual fundraising event with Vice President ial nominee Kamala Harris. Secretary of state mike pompeo says he will proceed with his visit to asia as the president remains hospitalized with coronavirus. Pompeo was traveling from rome to croatia on friday when he told reporters he and his wife tested negative. Hes not been with the president since midseptember. Chinese president xi jinping sent a message to the. And first lady wishing them a speedy recovery. Their positive test result was the mostsearched topic on a popular social media app in china. Russian president putin also sent a getwellsoon message via telegram. German chancellor angela merkel, north Korean Leader kim jongun, and british Prime Minister Boris Johnson also wished the president and first lady a speedy recovery. Johnson was hospitalized for a week last spring when he was diagnosed with covid. Major stock indices ended lower friday as investors processed premiums diagnosis and the prospect of another coronavirus stimulus package. The dow was down 134 points at the close. The nasdaq and the s p finished the week with losses. The Labor Department reported more than 600,000 jobs were added in september. In the final snapshot before the election, the nations Unemployment Rate dropped from 8. 4 to 7. 9 . It is about five minutes pheres a look at the weather fr your weekend. 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Immune support comes naturally with natures bounty. Cream magazine felt like those were my people. It was biblical for a kid who loved rock and roll music. That was pearl jam bassist jeff ament in a clip from cream, a documentary about the upstart 1970s rock magazine with a big chip on its shoulder. Cream was a gritty rival to the more polished Rolling Stone. But the small bed of journalists wrote and lived like the very rock stars they covered. As Anthony Mason explores. Reporter in the late 60s, a raucous brand of rock and roll was thriving in the motor city. Artists like mc 5, iggy pop, and alice cooper. You couldnt be soft rock in 68. If you were seals and croft, they would kill you. Reporter in the midst of the gritty music scene was born a magazine as irreverent as rock itself. Cream magazine, if you want a free copy clear out the offices. Dont cost you many. Send a letter to where, 3729 in detroit michigan, the motor city. Reporter cream started above a record store on a detroit street corner. How would you describe the culture at the magazine . Chaos. Reporter Scott Crawford is director of the documentary cream americas only rock and roll magazine. Like this ultimate underdog story of this diy started off as a newspaper and then became the eventually became the numbertwo Music Magazine on the newsstands to Rolling Stone. Reporter what did it mean for a band to be in cream . For one thing, that was the magazine. Reporter alice coopers debut record, pretties for you, caught the ear of creams legendary critic lester bangs. He reviewed our first album as a tragic waste of plastic. Which i always i always loved that review. I always thought that was such a great review. The tragic waste of plastic. Reporter you werent offended . No. It wasnt worth the vinyl that it was pressed on, right . We really didnt put rock stars on pedestals which Rolling Stone tended to do. They were much more irreverental to artist. Reporter jan was 19 when she joined cream in 1970. I just kne i that was where was supposed to work. Reporter had you done much writing before you started there . Oh, no. I wrote poetry in my bedroom at night. Reporter her first cover story was on Smokey Robinson who just split off from the miracles. In 1966, it was smokey, me, and unrequited love. What a threesome. You were my dear abbey, my ann landers, my prime confessor, you had more impact on a teenage dilemma than clearasil. Reporter the mascot, boy howdy, was drawn by cartoonist r. Crumm. But its spirit came from the creative tension between lester banks and editor dave marsh. You can strike a balance between approaching music as politics, approaching music without being able to separate it from politics you cant the thing is if you separate it, whats the point . Reporter they literally came to blows at one point. Yes, they did. It was a marvel to watch. It was the Keith Richards and mick jagger songwriting. Thats how we made a magazine out of the fires of ire. Reporter as film director Cameron Crowe who wrote for cream remembers in the documentary what they got to argue about is how to love the thing they loved. Out of that came like desperate reckless, raw, unforgettable, coverage of this thing that they were both in love with. Tyou cannot make friends wit the rack stars reporter in the film almost famous, bangs played by phillip s see mower halfon offers advice these people are not your friends. They want you to write stories about the genius of rock stars. And they will ruin rock and roll and strangle everything we love about it. Lester and i before we would go out to do a story, we would look at each other, and we would really like work each other up remember, rock stars are not reporter but she briefly basically a rock star when she donned kiss makeup for a story in 1975. What the crazy part was that kiss agreed. Reporter how did it feel to be on stage behind all that makeup . It felt amazing. You really did feel bigger than life. I think it was the story that made me a better writer because i saw what a musician feels. Reporter cream flourished through the 70s, but when publisher barry kramer died of an overdose in 1981,faltered. By the end, cream was done. Whatever the thing that was cream had in its heyday, could never be copied. Reporter when you think of that period, how do you think of it . It was some of the most fun ive had in my life. I say to myself like Close Encounters of the third kind where a bunch of people started making mountains out of their mashed potatoes, and we experienced something similar. We all came together. And i really treasure that sense of being one with all the people i was there with. Wow i wow. Had such an impact. Rock stars are not our friends. Makes me almost want to aatch almost famous and the director i think of the song camel camelot. For one brief moment that was cream. Great cast of characters. Oh, yeah. Its a whole other kind of recorded sound were hearing during nba games this year. Up next, how a team of technicians helped make this extraordinary season sound as ordinary as possible. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Managing type 2 diabetes . Youre on it. Exercising often and eating healthy . Yup, on it there too. You may think youre doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease. But could your medication do more to lower your heart risk . Jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. So, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. And it lowers a1c. Jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. Ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. 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It can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. Its not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. Dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. Get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. Tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and dont change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. Are you ready to du more with less asthma . Talk to your asthma specialist about dupixent. If your financial situation has changed, we may be able to help. James drives hard and shoots it the foul. Look there. Lebron james leads the way for the Los Angeles Lakers in game two of the nba finals last night. He finished with 33 points, and the lakers beat miami 124114 to take a 20 series lead. At first glance it looks and sounds like a typical game, but in this unusul year, the nba, the nfl, and Major League Baseball all currently playing without their usual crowds are using some form of artificial fan noise. Youve heard it for the nba, the sound scape is created by a team of four sitting inside a control room. We wondered exactl how theyre doing it and sent our own Dana Jacobson to get some answers. Lakers on the move. Five straigh denver misses. Reporter highstakes drama. Series on the line and reporter buzzer beaters. It goes heres davis for reporter the crowd goes wild. [ cheers ] Anthony Davis has won it for the lakers reporter or does it . From the sound of it, you might forget that this years nba playoffs are unfolding in a fanfree arena. Thanks in large part to mark dittmar and firehoue productions. Were taking human voices and trying to make it sound like an actual crowd in an 18,000seat arena. Reporter and unique human voices in that theyre reacting to everything thats going on. Correct. [ boos ] reporter it was almost impossible to imagine when the nba suspended its season in march. The leagues biggest star, lebron james, said it would never happen. We play games without the fans . No. Impossible. I aint playing. Reporter mark dittmar heard lebron loud and clear. I was like, thats a giant bummer. You know, again, this is reporter understatement. I woke up the next morning and this this crazy idea of what if he didnt know there werent fans. Reporter carlton myers, the Vice President of live production and entertainment for the nba, was wondering the same thing. We wanted to create the environment that the players are used to. Knowing that if the players feel comfortable, theyll play better. Reporter what was your initial response to his idea of how they could help bring that regular arena sound into an independent arena . My response was, lets do it. You know, lets try it. Figure out a way to bring this experience home for the fans and for the players. The start of the idea was putting a multichannel sound system like actually we have sitting around us right now, around the court. Reporter it feeds into ten large clusters of speakers all facing the court. How do you create this . Because you didnt get 18,000 people in an arena and start recreating the sound. A lot of this is sound effects libraries. Reporter they spent weeks building an Audio Library with layers of sounds. [ chants ] and a system to deliver them. Theyre launchpads with buttons in eachve vertical row a set of information. Murmur might be one row one through eight. The game director is talking to them some. Narrating the story. But they are somewhere between playing a video game, playing a Musical Instrument reporter audio sweetener nathan allers lets hear the bass murmur reporter join us from the nba bubble in orlando to show how it works. You have eight additional audience levels, the basic audience pregame kind of level, that being level one, level eight being basically everybody in an arena on their feet cheering, clapping. [ cheers ] we can really kind of scale up the sound and scale it back down. Reporter they first demod the technology for myers at a gym near firehouse productions in new yorks hudson valley. Had the speakers set up and everything. As they started layering the sounds, you just got the feeling that you were in a building with 17,000 people. And at that moment i knew that it would work. Reporter in orlando, each game was an opportunity to improve. So the more practice those guys have in doing games, the better they get at it. Theres a lot of nuance to basketball, so you have to learn certain situations. And theyve really learned how to sweeten those situations to sound extremely natural. We layer on like a big reaction or multiple reactions based on what may happen. [ cheers ] lets go, you know, build it up, and lets go really big. [ cheers ] thats relatively close to the level we were at when doncic hit the three point in overtime the other night. Pulls up threepointer bang bang its good if you just listen to the crowd, it certainly sounds fake. You can hear that it is synthetic, and you get the basketball bouncing up and down, you get the players yelling at each other and all that. Turnover, here comes now its so far down in your brain that it sounds completely realistic. Hammers it home reporter it even surprised Toronto Raptors coach nick nurse. Doesnt feel that much different. I know thats kind of hard to believe, but it really doesnt. The refs ask early on if we were going to have like ref you suck and things like that. One team came forward and said, our fans boo, we want booing. Reporter and the nba took those specialty sounds a few steps further. Adding ones associated with each teams home arena like in miami. [ cheers ] the p. A. Announcer when theres two minutes left in the quarter, he says two minutes, dos minutos. We got him to record that for us and when it happens, when theres two minutes left, in any quarter, we play it. Say hi to all the virtual fans reporter thats right. They even added fans. What we wanted to do was figure out a way to still give fans the opportunity to access the game. Theyve been excited to be involved. I not the players get a little bit of energy from looking up in the stands not in the stands, but on the screens and seeing fans there live. Runs to the corner it just shows you what this business can do when, you know, posed with a problem like this. Down the lane reporter veteran playbyplay announcer Kevin Harland called the first two rounds of the nba playoffs for tnt. The crowd is kind of like the broadcasters and the broadcasts symphony. Its like the orchestra that fills in the back of a call. Lebron james on first blush, just turning it on, you think, my gosh, there is a crowd. It feels normal. Yeah. You have those moments where you pinch yourself like can you beieve we created this . Yeah. It happens all the time. Family members call me up and say, you know, i turned on the game. It sounded great. It looked great. You know, theres fans in the stands. Im just like, yeah, i guess we did do it. Did they ever. I love that quote our fans boo. I mean, you know . Rig right. Ive been impressed across all leagues, nba, nfl, nhl. Impressive. There is a musicality to sporting events, right . A crescendo when theres a play happening, when the announcer talks about, you know, making a basket or in football, a touchdown. You need that crowd noise. Great piece. Sound engineers. Yes. As the pandemic disrupted the nba season and life in general, the plague reeked havoc in renaissance europe. Up next, how a vintage solution from the era is now making a comeback. And next week on cbs this Morning Saturday, were going to take you to photoville. The independence Photo Gallery once displayed inside shipping containers has moved out to the streets. How the pandemic has enhanced their mission to give more people access to art. 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 beyond this mornings headlines. Paramedics are used to traveling by ambulance and even by helicopter to deliver emergency care. Soon they could be taking to the skies over england in jetpacks. Rylee carlson reports. Reporter this could be the future of remote medicine. A paramedic with a jetpack reaching places helicopters cant, helping critically ill patients much quicker. Englands Great North Air Ambulance Service is hoping to launch the first jet suit paramedic. Nobody in the world would expect that as an air ambulance we could get to someone in a jet suit in a matter of minutes and get some pain relief or ultimately in the worst case, save their life. Reporter on a test flight in northwest england, the jet pack navigated rocky hillsides in just 90 seconds. A journey Officials Say would take 25 minutes on foot. The suit is covered in five mini jet engines, can reach 32 miles per hour, and flies for about five minutes. Were not talking about big distances, but were talking about steep gradients, thats the difference. Reporter the designer, gravity industries, is in talks with paramedics to make modifications to the suit. Theyre hoping to reach their first patients by jetpack next summer. Rylee carlson, cbs news, london. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. We begin this half hour with a relic of history revived by the pandemic. If you walk through some italian cities, youll see a curious design feature windows that can discreetly open to serve food and drink to people on the street. Now in the Renaissance Capital of florence, those wine windows are back in service. Chris livesay shows us why. Reporter good morning from florence. A city thats no stranger when it comes to pandemics. Throughout the centuries, it survived successive waves of the plague. And now that experience is coming in handy, especially when it comes to wine. In a city as jawdroppingly beautiful as florence, youd be forgiven for overlooking this or this. More than 150 socalled wine windows. Tiny hatches dating back to the renaissance. Now in the covid age, theyre having their own rebirth. I think its its great. And its a way to social distance i suppose. Reporter they were likely invented as a way for noble families to discreetly sell wholesale wine in small portions, says this historian. Theyre all over the place, arent they . The tiny openings prevented merchants from selling in bulk. As she discovered, they acquired another use during the black death. Merchants specifically used them to socially distance from customers on the outside. According to this medical book from the 1600s. So they never came in contact with each other. Thats what the wine window did. It created that distance between the buyer and the seller. An antiplague safety measure forgotten over the centuries. That is until florences most recent plague covid19. History repeated itself. Not stopping at wine, this was one of the first to reopen its bucetta. You let them know youre here, you tell them what you want [ speaking Foreign Language ] you pay, and out comes your ice cream. Irresistible to florentines fresh out of lockdown. So the idea worked . Yes, yes. Once we really have really long cue. Reporter bars and restaurants caught on. Now reopening wine windows long sealed shut like this. Why do you want to open it . [ speaking Foreign Language ] its fashionable . Once the worsthit country in the world, italy now ranks among the healthiest in terms of new coronavirus infections. Businesses can now open their doors, but if this modernday plague locks them down again, some can open their windows. Now the plague of 1630 lasted three years. History shows that pandemics have always been tough to beat. History also shows that social distancing is effective. For cbs this Morning Saturday, chris livesay, florence. I like the idea of just walking up randomly to a window on the street and saying ill have ice cream, ill have wine. Take it. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. His cuisine was as big a dr draw. Now hes making history of his own with a brandnew move designed for these pandemic times. Were going to meet him next on the dish. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Im erin. And im margo. Weve always done things our own way. Charted our own paths. 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Maybe you should think again. Ask your doctor about oncedaily trelegy. We know times are hard and were here for you. Find support at trelegy. Com. This morning on the dish, the extraordinary life and cooking of jerome grant. Four areas ago he became head chef at the newly opened africanamerican museum in washington, d. C. Before that he ran the restaurant at the American Indian museum. Now grant has branched out again at the most challenging time possible we paid him a visit at jackie d. C. In the navy yard of our nations capital. What we have is our conroe grill. It gets super hot with the coals. The coals are like compressed coconut shells. Reporter if the japanesestyle conroe grill doesnt impress you, nor the crazy wide range of food jerome grant began whipping up, maybe the artwork does. We have never had a dish set up like this. Both a tribute to the former first lady and almost every style of cooking imaginable. What were doing is were taking the ordinary things and i think making them extraordinary. Reporter grant signed on as executive chef at jackie d. C. A few months ago in the midst of the pandemic. Originally opened as a highend russian restaurant last year, this space and menu has been totally reimagined. For me it was about just continuing to tell the story of myself, the story of my heritage, the story of my family, you know. Im a guy that grew up down the street in ft. Washington, maryland, that went to a public school, that went to culinary school, tramplveled the world a found success. Reporter he found success at the National Museum of American Indian before taking his talents to the smithsonians museum of africanamerican history. Under his guidance the sweet home cafe received the James Beard Award nomination for best new restaurant in 2017. It was there that he became both a star and a role model. Im lucky enough to get there kind of visibility. You know, theres another guy thats sitting in his restaurant right now ten miles down the street with the same story that i have, but unfortunately hes not getting the visibility he deserves. I want to make sure that im pushing as much as possible so he can get in the door to do the same thing. Reporter what about the kids . Little kids, you know, i wouldnt say get into restaurants right now. But no but thats actually a a great thing that you bring up. One of the things that i had issues identifying with especially when i knew that i wanted to cook at that early age like 14 and 15 is there werent too many guys that looked like me on tv. You could only google but so much. Reporter at jackie d. C. , on a crisp day, grant and his team lined up a spectacular show. One of the stars the duck meatballs. I feel like i smell like duck fat now. Yeah. Yeah. As it cooks, that fat drips off of the protein. And actually drips on to the coal. As you can see, the smoke comes up, engulfs that. Thats how it picks up the flavor. This essentially is like a part of my childhood. I grew up in upstate new york where my father was stationed at plattsburgh. Duck season, there was always flavorful duck. Hudson valley around the corner. We would eat duck. Taking a childhood favorite of meatballs, ton of herbs and priceses and dust it off with our version of duck sauce with a ton of ginger and chile. Add the sauce withtitional flavor. Reporter flavor learned growing up with his ancestry. On the menu theres filipino in there, dishes i grew up with my mother and grandmother in philadelphia who cooks awesome jamaican food. Ive been blessed to be around these awesome women that cooked incredible food. Reporter which brings us back to the meatballs. Served along with brisket nachos and collard kim chi, crab fat pasta, curried Fried Chicken, Hong Kongstyle french toast, stuffed with plum jam and Peanut Butter, bratwurst from the attached beer garten, and a fivespice chocolate chip cookie. Whats interesting, i dont know that ive seen a wider variety in terms of platings when weve done one of these segments. Thats the goal here. Yes. You know, ultimately were this is our american table, i keep referring to that. Thats who we are here. As you see, things as classic as the pastrampastrami, our executs chef is jewish, she came up with the menu. Squash are in season, but my grandmother makes this awesome wet jerk seasoning. We used that to roast the squash off. The crab fat pasta, another condiment with about noona ketchup that my mother always had in the house, and our Fried Chicken. We always keep Fried Chicken on our menu. We enjoy it, we enjoy making it. What weve done here is a currystyle Fried Chicken with hot pepper jelly and sweet potato salad. Dont call it fusion. Dont call it fusion. This is us, this is our life, this is the flavors that we like enjoying and like putting together for everybody. Reporter it was all extraordinary. But the meatballs, we have to say, were out of this world. Is this the proper technique . Yeah. Reporter okay. Oh, my goodness. Oh, youre right. That flavors captured inside. And the great thing, i think what we really capture is the fact that you smile eating it, like it took you somewhere. Reporter its really good. We have a whole table to finish, too, man. Reporter yeah. We finished part of it. Jackie d. C. , hes fantastic. Including everything on the menu and makes everything great. And you saw just from the meatballs to the Hong Kongstyle french toast i know with like Peanut Butter and jelly inside, jam inside. Gosh. And the banana ketchup . What is that . Yeah. Yeah. One of his moms dishes. Yeah. Very filipino thing. And october is Filipino American history month. Hello well done. Yes. Well done. All right. On to the tease. She earned multiple Grammy Awards as the lead singer of the alabama shakes. Next on our saturday session, Brittany Howard has a solo career, too, with her most recent album named among the best of the year by billboard, Rolling Stone, and more than a dozen others. Well hear her perform next. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Hi sabrina hi jen hi. So youre the scientist here. Does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day . Its true jen. Really . this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. Impressive aveeno® healthy. Its our nature. Natures bounty is here for you. Ready to take your immune support to the next level . Impressive the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. Immune support comes naturally with natures bounty. Who knows where that button is . I dont have silent. Everyone does right up here. It happens to all of us. We buy a new home, and we turn into our parents. What i do is help new homeowners overcome this. 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I already feel like doing it again honey cause once you know then you know and you dont wanna go back to wherever it is that you come from yeah i just want to stay high with you snowden cause where i come from everybody frowns and walks around with that ugly thing on their face and when i come from we work hard and grind and hustle all day yes we do there comes a time there comes a time at night where we get to play and we smile and laughing and jump and clap and yell and holler and just feel great i just wasnt to stay high with you with you baby baby baby so dont question my state of mind im doing wonderful just fine thank you thank you everything is everything and everything is beautiful how did you get like that see all i do is keep it cool and dont worry about what everyone is doing i already feel like doing it again joy uft want to stay high i just want to stay high i just want to say high i just want to stay high with you she is all that and a bag of chips. Dont go away. 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There are miles between us time between us there is something between us i may be a fool to dream of you but god it feels so good to dream at all something short and sweet theres always a light over my head for you i am waiting i am waiting time will always try to kill me there are mountains between us there is time between us oh aint there something between us something short and sweet i dont care if i should do you wanna hurt me cause ive been hurting all alone it didnt kill me no but it wasnt no fun come and get you some just the beginning i only want the beginning well give each other all of our best and then time can do what it wants with it there are mountains between us there is time between us oh aint there something between us something short and sweet so why cant i wait why cant i wait why cant i think why cant i wake without you always appearing oh i better not wait too long cause time is gonna kill it time is gonna kill it time is gonna kill it time is gonna kill it wow. Amazing. For those of you still with us, we have more music from Brittany Howard. This is goat head. See tomatoes are green and cotton is white my heroes are black so why god got blue eyes my daddy he stayed my grandmamas a maid my mama was brave of it to take me outside cause mama is white and daddy is black when i first got made guess i made these folks mad see i know my colors see but what i really wanna know is who slashed my dads tires and put a goat head in the back i guess i wasnt supposed to know that too bad i guess im not supposed to mind cause im brown im not black but who said that see im black im not white but im that nan nah im this right im one drop of threefifth right goat head in the back. Live from