Dr. Biden hi, how are you . Hello. Dr. Biden how are you today . Tough, right . It is. Dr. Biden i know that. I know that having taught for 30 something years. Oh, great. Where do you come from . Dr. Biden, one of the challenges of free opening [inaudible]. And you are trying to build that community. There are a lot of obstacles. Dr. Biden what will you do at this table . This is the small group work. Everything is based on the numbers. You are looking at a classroom that has 20 students typically in the room. Then the normal challenges around hybrid instruction. We have roughly 400 rooms across the district. What are you going to do . Its for the families dont dont have the other options. And then in the building is there certain seating . I can see how this is going to be a challenge. Thank you so much. Thank you. Make sure they learn their adverbs. Dr. Biden . Hes been very instrumental in getting the commission. Hello, welcome. Welcome. Dr. Biden hi. How are you . Im jill. Whatever
Odonnell 70 days until election day, and what the president calls the most important election in our history. Good evening, from the nations capital. Im norah odonnell. And welcome to cbs News Coverage of the night two of the Republican National convention. Already drama tonight before the event kicked off as a Convention Speaker was bumped from the program for retweeting an antisemitic conspiracy theory. Who we will hear from tonight President Trumps son eric, as well as secretary of state mike pompeo. His speech has drawn criticism and sparked a congressional investigation, even before it airs. The headlineronht is first lady melanie trump. She will deliver her speech from the white house rose garden, weather permitting, which has just been renovated, a project mrs. Trump oversaw. We begin our coverage with paula reid who is at the white house tonight. Paula, what can we expect to hear from the first lady tonight . Reporter good evening, norah. Well, this will be the most highprofile
A recipe for disaster. This is the only business imes in the elder milan in berlin thank you for joining us japans economy shrank almost 28 percent in the 2nd quarter its worst contraction on record now its hardly alone in that club fellow big economies like the u. S. The u. K. And germany where just registered crippling declines to but japans struggle is unfolding amid conditions that were already difficult. To send it on japan even before the coronavirus hit the world started largest economy was stuttering along the road all the damage is of a record breaking magnitude and many here are concerned about the road ahead. The move. Will mean i think the situation is very difficult we have to keep the economy moving but when i see the virus infections i know we have to slow down a bit i dont know exactly what we should slow down im worried. Strictly speaking dot is this mans job the economy minister says the sharp fall was expected after forcing businesses to shut you know. We will contin
Official to contract covid. How has that affected your response to the crisis . i think i was the second or third case in all of gate county, which has now experienced tens of thousands of cases since then. And it was interesting and in many ways instructive for me. Number one, i had to be quarantined for 18 days, but was able to continue to function as thingsnd was able to do like establish a diary to give people hope that if they did contract covid 19, and take yourself back to early march, when there was so much unknown about covid19, so much for your but the possibility of getting it, that it gave people tremendous comfort to know that someone was documenting their everyday experience with it. And the second part is, i was very asymptomatic. I was asymptomatic before i was i wouldand my symptoms, classify as mild throughout. I never got over a 100 degree temperature. I had a couple of body aches and pains, some stuffiness, but other than that, it was a relatively mild circumstance,
First Public Officials in the country to contract covid19, testing positive in march. Lets get started. Mayor, i want to start with your personal experience with covid. You were the first elected official to contract covid. How has that affected your response to this crisis . I was not only the first elected official, but i was the second or third case in the county. Dade county has experienced thousands of cases since then. It was interesting for me because, number one, i had to go directly into quarantine. I was quarantined for 18 days but was able to continue to function as mayor, to give people some sense of hope that if they did contract covid19 take yourself back to early march when there was so much unknown, so much fear about the possibility of getting it. It gave people a tremendous comfort to know that somebody was documenting their experience. Second, i was very asymptomatic. I was asymptomatic before i was tested and my symptoms, i would classify as mild throughout. I never