Mississippi earlier tonight at more than 200 miles per hour. Joining us now live on the phone, sherry lives in jackson mississippi. Tell us what its looking like where you are right now. Well, the weather has calmed down where we are actually in meridian and eastern mississipp mississippi. Our last watch ended around 9 00 p. M. Central time. So, right now its calm. And i assume its dark where you are right now. I assume its probably hard to figure out what everything looks like after that. Yes, it is. The only damage that i have put out has been about facebook postings from friends and then requests for help from an area called soso which is about an hour south of us. Did you hear anything, out of the normal during all of this happening where were you pretty safe where you work . We were pretty safe where we were. There were actually two tornadoes that came through our area. One was about 3 miles from our house. We did not hear anything, but the Weather Service had notified that it was
Governor, how are you. Im doing great. We are working very hard as you are and others are, but we feel like we are making good progress. Tell us what you are doing in your state to address the virus, but not to destroy your economy, and what kind of press you are getting while were at it. We have had, from the very beginning, really three main aspects to our strategy. Before we knew a lot about the virus, the one thing we did know was that it tended to attack Senior Citizens and people with significant underlying conditions overwhelmingly in terms of fatality and hospitalizations. One of our goal was to protect Senior Citizens in florida and we did a lot of things early such as walking down Nursing Homes. We have the staff in Nursing Homes Wearing Masks if they interact with the resident we did very on advise people 65 and up and people with underlying conditions to stay home and avoid crowds as much as possible, and now we been doing things like increasing Home Delivery of meals for s
The virtual game of bingo with a summary twist making everyone feel all right all right all right. Rob fox and friends first continues. Good morning. You are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. Jillian thank you for starting the day with us. The white house celebrates remarkable progress as the coronavirus outbreak may be stabilizing us hotspots. Rob desktop 11,000, now is not the time to let up the fight. Todd pyro joins us as more crews live to new york city and miami. Good morning to both of you. So many of us change our lives dramatically in the last few weeks, and effort that when combined with heroic action of medical professionals seems to be working according to the Vice President. Not only seeing remarkable progress in Washington State and california where numbers remain low and city, a great tribute to the people of both of those states and all their dedicated healthcare workers but we are also beginning to see a leveling. Just at the very beginning. More posit
Be said, i know. But i think maybe today we witnessed President Trump emerging as an american statesman. At the hamburger stand now think he forgot about the library like she told her old man now and with the radio blasting go as fast as she can now and well have fun, fun, fun until daddy takes the t bird away. Abby this is your allamerican show this morning. Beach boys, of course. Classic old cars out on the plaza. New ones, too. The updated version of some of our old classics that our parents drove that we grew up with. Its going to be great show. Food trucks. Dipping dotes. Ice cream. Who doesnt love that and we have todd on the couch. Pete four hours. Todd four hours of collusion. Pete dipping dots ice cream of the future. When is the future going to be here. Todd like 50 years. Abby favorite was the mint chocolate dipping dots did. Have you a favorite flavor . Pete always going with the flavor of the past. Todd mine was not the flavor of the past. Abby probably why they assigned m
And about 50 years laterish it happened for a second time, 1932, again in chicago. Both parties that year rented out a different venue, the chicago stadium. Once the republicans were done with the place in 1932 they just switched over the hoover signs to roosevelt signs, rushed in a new set of delegates from the other party, and started the whole thick over again. 12 years later, 1944 they did it again, again in chicago, again at the chicago stadium and then again in 1948, this time it was in philadelphia. And one more time in chicago, 1952. And it makes sense a little bit, right . Logisticly two major parties nominating conventions arent that different from one another. When you share a venue yeah i guess you give up the chance to contrast the parties for the voters in terms of their geographical choice for their convention. You give that up. But you gain, you know, like shared bunting. You just have one big chair rental instead of two. You can keep the same crew for the lighting and