Studios as will be all of our guests. At the bottom of the screen youll see our social media scroll. Wed like for you tonight to tweet us your questions using the cntownhall. You can also leave a comment on the cnn facebook page. A lot of you sent in video questions and were going to try and get to those, as many of those as we can tonight. We also have reports from across the country and around the globe on how those at home and abroad are fighting this virus. We start with where the country is in its fight against the virus. The death count increasing dramatically every day according to Johns Hopkins university, 713 people died today in the u. S. The total death toll in the u. S. Is 5,850. At least 242,182 cases now in the u. S. Alone. You know, members of the National Academy of science have told the white house that Current Research supports the possibility that this virus can be spread by simply breathing and talking. Obviously thats going to be very concerning to people and today
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DUXBURY – Jane Flavell Collins was most famous as a talented and perceptive courtroom artist who would drop what she was doing in an instant to head into Boston for a good case, even in rush hour traffic.
Her pastels and charcoal pieces moved into action as she surveyed the scene in U.S. District Court. Quickly, expertly, she would pick out elements and features to engage television and newspaper audiences – details like Whitey Bulger s perfectly shaped head and shoe bomber Richard Reid s temper tantrum when challenged by the judge.
Building her reputation as a courtroom artist in the 1990s, Collins covered most of the big cases in the Boston media market for the next 30 years, including the Boston Marathon bombing trial and actress Lori Loughlin when she was sentenced in the college admissions bribery scandal. The public came to recognize her style and counted on her to take them to the scene, stirring vicarious emotions of fascination, empathy, outrage and sometim