Nightline starts right now with byron pitts. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Tonight, as the 4th july creeps closer, the explosion of cases of covid19 across america. Doctors in hot zones now asking for help. While warning the worst is yet to come. Heres abcs kaylee hartung. Honestly, i was an idiot, straight up. I know when im wrong. I didnt take this virus seriously. I didnt take my own health seriously. Reporter jimmy flores has a warning for everyone. Dont be like him. The oncehealthy 30 year old from scottsdale, arizona is now at home with covid19. I got 103degree fever. I started developing loss of sense of taste and smell e. Reporter he suspects he contracted it after a busy night out at a bar. There was action that could have been better, like sharing drinks and whatnot. There was a really high risk of getting covid there. Reporter and as now he sees the number of cases explode hes urge being othevigilant. I was looking at my friends on facebook, still partying, still d
If you sell a lot of youre not going to be finally bankruptcy so thin or sell a lot of trouble peeps in this read my daughter. All right well lets talk about the new what you know its funny to me all these things have changed you know when marriage was 1st invented people would get married young and then they were living to 30 and it was a lifetime thing now before the ages moving up retirements moving up you might live to be a 100 you have a much better chance you really do have to manage your money after 50 or not you do and the you know whats interesting about this book is that it came out that you were a 25th in the midst of this pandemic and it couldnt be more timely if it tried because what ive realized you know dennis im 69 now i know i look i dont say anything i know i know now but not really and writing a book when hear it in your late sixtys about to be 70 about. Retirement is so different than writing one when youre 45 like i did my 1st book youve earned it dont lose that mi
Normal, with few fireworks or big barbeques, which makes it really difficult to follow the crowd, as Susan Spencer will report in our sunday morning cover story. There aint no cure for the Summertime Blues dickerson Country Music superstar alan jackson recently played to the largest american concert crowd since the pandemic, sitting in and on their cars. But you could feel the energy from the audience. It felt just like a regular show. Dickerson from concerts to movies to sports, the future of fun. Later on sunday morning. Our tracy smith has a und ro of questions for jim carrey, a man of many talents and strengths, it turns out. Even in this weird summer of 2020, a chat with jim carrey isen a experience. Yeah nothing is real. And there we go. Nothing is real. And all of it is true. Peek inside the mind of jim carrey. Ahead on sunday morning. Why would you do that . [ laughter ] we lost comedy legend carl reiner this past week, but his work will surely keep fans laughing for many, many
Anything i know i know now but no really and writing a book when hear it in your late sixtys about to be 70 about retirement is so different than writing one when youre 45 like i did my 1st book youve heard it dont lose it the stakes you can afford to make when you retire if i was 45 writing for people who are retiring now dont work that 13 get now im going to 1st to tell you its freaky im mostly speaking and so at least you need to have your finances together because youre going to have a lot to deal with the motional lee speaking basically speak even psychologically speaking because you know now at this point in time youre getting older and you have elements and its just not the same. Why in a suit is what i was young i remember thinking i was so broke and i always thought if i get money i was smart enough to know that i was not blessed with an astute investment sets so early on even what i may buy 1st body in my late twentys i remember thinking just pay everything off though i know
2015, and deescalation training since before 2005. I dont know that it opened my eyes too much. Reporter this phoenix officer told us during our investigation that implicit bias training can do more harm than good. We agreed to hide his face so he could speak freely. Will it change how you do your job . No. Reporter why not . I dont think i was doing it incorrectly to begin with. Reporter what do you think has come out of these changes that you dont think are good . Officers secondguessing their actions. Reporter sounds like that could be dangerous. Deadly. Reporter black men are still more likely to die in Police Custody than their white counterparts. Spike moss has been an activist in minnesota since 1966. Our people have been watching this over and over again. Our young people dont even know how long weve been fighting. Because the news suppresses the message. Theyre tired. Theyre tired of being abused. Tired of being beaten. Tired of being killed. Reporter gil spent more than four