And we will miss him so much my thoughts go to his family and sheila and arlo. And everyone just take care of each other and stay safe and were going to get through this, you know, together lets talk and help each other out whenever we can. I will talk more about how as the as the weeks go on, obviously. But that was its kind of a im happy that today our guests on the show are friends of mine. Justin timberlake is my guest tonight. Ive known him for seems like forever. Here is his charity hes working with its gofundme. Com americas food fund. Thats where hes asking everyone to donate theyre splitting their money from feeding america and world center kitchen, which is very theyre both two Amazing Things which is also what Russell Wilson and ciara, their charity is feeding america as well we have music from the Avett Brothers who want to give to directrelief. Org all right. Everyone, the show must go on. Monologue. T the show with the jimmy welcome tohe tonight show at me edition re is s
Governors flexibility to start to reopen their states after this pandemic. I think it is a thoughtful plan. It is good we have a plan to begin with. I hope there are stringent measures to ensure we follow the plan. In the event we need to close back down in a limited fashion we also demonstrate we can do so. What measures do we need to see . The measured out, of decreasing cases over 14 days, decreasing use of hospitalization, those types of things. If we see a reversal in any municipality we have to be disciplined enough and willing to go back to the stayathome. I know there is eagerness to reopen the economy, but i want to make sure we do not have a second wave that is even worse. Especially if we are not prepared to deal with that. When did Howard University shut down and send people home . We put in our announcement around the ninth of march. And subsequently did not open up from the 16th of march going forward. What is it going to take before Howard University welcomes students ba
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