New england, flooding streets and forcing some people from their homes. And a new system pushing toward the u. S. Could soon become the first named storm of this hurricane season. Well have the forecast. And prepared for the worst. From underground bunkers to full private communities with extraordinary security. Well go inside the world of preppers, people who anticipate the next global threat. Well find out just who they are and hear their plan to protect themselves. First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. I just want to make something clear its very important trumpays he wantsine, were. To see a Coronavirus Vaccine by the end of the year. Another grandiose announcement. I hope they succeed. We need vaccinations. Donald trump always has grand announcements, and then there is no followthrough whatsoever. Nancy pelosi wrote most of this bill in her kitchen in san francisco. Reporter the house passed the biggest stimulus bill in history. Republicans see it as a liberal wish list. This isnt a wish list. If its a wish list, its for the working closs people. Reporter a record drop in retail sales while monitoring increased trade tensions with china. This is not the time to cause some sort of trade war. What, are we crazy . Reporter rain in louisiana flooded homes and prompted highwater rescues. Its pretty terrifying. Reporter jcpenney is the latest major retailer pushed to bankruptcy by the pandemic. It will close some of its 850 locations. All that a dog out for big dog rollerbladinrollerblading. A great dog. That you will matters these two golden retrievers, hugo and huxley, learned about the oldschool game whackamole but with carrots. Eventually one of the two was able to outsmart the game on cbs this Morning Saturday. I can almost see it that dream im dreaming but fa hollywood stars to celebrate the class of 2020. All right. All right, all right. Dont let no virus, no nothing take this special moment from you. A commencement address from oprah winfrey. Even though there may not be pomp because of our circumstances, never has a graduating class been called to step into the future with more purpose, vision, passion, and energy and hope. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Congratulations, class of 2020. We know its been a year unlike any other, but we are thinking about you. Welcome to the weekend, everyone. Im jeff glor along with Dana Jacobson and michelle miller. Coming up this morning, were going to take a muchneeded trip to the Great Outdoors for at ou visible neighbor in nature birds. You may have noticed more during the shutdown, but overall it hasnt been a great couple of years for birds. Well look at why theyre having such a tough time and explore what fascinating things we are. Then in a world where cash is king, it seems recently more and more of us are trying to stay away from dipping into our dollars and cents. Later, well see how the coronavirus has pushed us even closer to a Cashless Society and the innovative plan that hopes to get more people on board. And art always reflects the world we live in. These days are obviously no different. Youre looking at images from the worlds first Covid Art Museum, an online world with tens thousands of submitted works which can inspire deep thought or muchneeded smiles by reflecting what we are all going through. We will meet one of its creators ahead. We begin this morning with troubling new signs of the cratering economy due to the pandemic. Sales at retail outlets nationwide plunged more than 16 last month. The biggest decline on record. Jcpenney became the latest retail casualty of the pandemic when it filed for bankruptcy last night, joining the ranks of other major chains. This comes as more and more states are beginning to reopen in hopes of reviving the economy. At the same time, the house has approved a 3 trillion relief package. Michael george begins our coverage from what would ordinarily be a bustling soho neighborhood of new york city. Michael, good morning. Reporter dana, good morning. The doors are closed, and at some luxury retailers, theyre actually boarded up here in soho for the ninth weekend in a row. Another three million americans filed for unemployment last week, bringing the total number of unemployed to more than 36 million as much of the country begins the slow process of reopening. The hope is that like the action at Churchill Downs in kentucky, the u. S. Economy will be off to the races as retailers in 2 3 of the States Reopen for business. Churchill downs reopens today. Those who love horse racing, youre going to see fantastic racing. Reporter social distancing will be very distant no fans in the stands. But in hardhit pittsburgh, pennsylvia, ssea stoy his familyowned jewelry business. We have disinfectant, and we have ways that we can clean the jewelry before and after anyone tries it on. Reporter in florida, selective businesses like restaurants and salons are reopening. In new jersey, beaches are open, but rides there are closed. And everywhere safety is the priority. But at the buzzards nest in wisconsin, bar patrons packed in after the state Supreme Court overturned the governors stayathome order. Boring sitting in my house. I love my fiancee, but theres only so much we can handle of each other without having interaction from other people. Reporter increased reopening comes after a week that saw nearly 150,000 new cases of coronavirus inethanil scientist could still be yet to come, missouri governor mike parson is among politicians trying to strike a balance. Ill just stress this you have to be able to fight the virus, and you have to be able to open up the economy. Those two things have to go hands in hand. Reporter federal data estimates 42 of recent layoffs will become permanent. Economists say 100,000 Small Businesses have already closed for good, and many more are vulnerable. [ honking ] at University City high school in missouri, more than 100 parents held a parade for their graduating kids. Anything but traditional. But still a celebration. Its a small sacrifice that we had to make for the safety of, you know, millions of americans. Reporter in oklahoma, the pressures on to start football practice. Talk of schools wanting to bring students back on june 1st is one of the most ridiculous things ive ever heard. I think if we bring our players in even one day before we have to to try to start a season, i think its the wrong thing. Reporter but a return to normal will take much longer here in new york, the state hardest hit by the coronavirus. The stayathome order called new york pause has been extended for at least another month. Michelle . A lot for folks to handle. Michael, thank you. Cbs news medical contributor, dr. David agus, joins us with the latest medical developments. David, good morning. Just a few days ago the cdc released new sets of guidance on reopening places like workplaces and schools. A lot of us are waiting with bated breath for this. Whats your takeaway . Good morning, michelle. You know, originally its reported the cdc put together a 63page report that had details of every step for opening schools for summer camps, for businesses, for restaurants. And then this week, out came a report with literally just headlines. And the headlines were accurate, there was just no details of what to do. And im worried that many states dont have the Public Health experts to give the real expertise, get down and dirty with the details. The details matter. With details were going to do things safely and efficiently and be able to open the country without significant numbers ofp. The details were lacking from the cdc report this week. They were revamped, as you pointed out earlier, as well. This week, the fda asked or has also cautioned the public about a popular rapid results test. What should folks at home know about the type and the quality of tests out there right now . They were warning about the abbott test. It the abbott test is a very quick we call isothermal. Its not pcr but a different way to amplify dna. Five minutes for positive results, ten minutes for negative results. A study from nyu said maybe theres false negatives, good. The company said that nyu did it wrong and theres methodology issues. Every test has false negatives. Not because the technologys bad, but there may not be virus in the nose and the mouth when you put a swab in. We do it there because thats where droplets come out. They may be elsewhere in the body at a very low level. So its in a sense not the technologys fault but the biology. And so were never going to get a test that will tell us 100 if theres virus if were only looking in those two areas at the present time. Wow. With more States Reopening for business, we seem to be shifted strategies from that containment to mitigating risk. How can we be successful with that strategy . Do prevention methods change . Yes is the answer. You know, were taking more risk. Were accepting the risk because weve delayed the virus in a significant fashion by what weve done across the country. We have two drug regimens that have been shown to work. Our medical infrastructure is ready. Were educated on social distancing and masks. Masks are the key. This virus is spread by droplets. If we wear a mask, we will not spread droplets to others. To me it is just so critical that we all step up. Its not just okay if you wear a mask, but your neighbor has to also when they go out of doors. If we all do it together, were going to have a safe period over the next several months with few numbers of cases. If we dont, i am worried about whats going to happen in terms of the number of c w t virus in the country. And were all hoping that we can keep those numbers down. Dr. David agus, thank you so much. Jeff . All right. Thank you so much. President trump is tackling the Coronavirus Response from camp david this weekend. He left the white house friday after unveiling more details about the administrations Coronavirus Vaccine strategy, pledging millions of doses by the end of the year. Meantime, last night the house approved another stimulus package totaling 3 trillion. And for the first time in the chambers 231year history, it changed the rules to let lawmakers vote remotely. Nikole killion is at the white house this morning. Good morning to you. Reporter good morning to you, jeff. That new aid bill faces an uphill battle in the senate and here at the white house where officials have dismissed it as a nonstarter and threatened a president ial veto. Several republican lawmakers are accompanying the president at camp david and will meet with him this weekend. President trump departed for camp david as a socially distant house of representatives voted in small groups on the largest relief package in u. S. History. The heroes bill is passed. Reporter the 3 trillion heroes act includes aid for local and state governments, the postal service, plus another round of stimulus payments and hazard pay for essential workers. The Congress Must honor its responsibility to the American People to lessen the blow of the coronavirus. Were here talking about speaker pelosis 3 trillion socialist giveaway plan. The resolution is adopted. Reporter the house also approved an historic rule change allowing lawmakers to temporarily vote remotely by proxy and hold virtual proceedings during the pandemic. Vaccine or no vaccine, were back. And were starting the process. Reporter at the white house, the president set an ambitious target to develop a Coronavirus Vaccine by the end of the year. He named former pharmaceutical executive dr. Monsav slauey to oversee the effort. Its called operation warp speed. That means big and it means fast. Reporter the president was flanked by tom Health Advisers including doctors Anthony Fauci and deborah birx who had on masks. You can blame it on me, but i wear it not. Option. Reporter the president said he didnt wear one since they were outdoors and everyone was tested. But the rapid abbott test frequently used by the white house recently prompted a warning from the fda for turning up false negatives. Great test. Its a very quick test. It can always be very rapidly double checked. Reporter overnight there was another shakeup in the administration. Cbs news has confirmed the state Department Inspector general, steve linick, is being fired. The fourth ig to be let go in recent weeks. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman eliot engel says the watchdog opened an investigation into secretary of state mike pompeo and accused the president of an unlawful act of retaliation. Jeff . Thank you. When and how to reopen parts of the economy have become highly charged political issues. Now that some states have moved forward, are we seeing any Health Effects . Washington post National Correspondent philip bump wrote about it in the paper this week. He joins us with that and more. Good morning to you. The president wants to not only fast track a vaccine but also reopen the economy, but reemerging from this pandemic, as we know, does not have a onesizefitsall solution. Talk about why that is so complicated. Well, its complicated for a number of reasons. The first and foremost is the fact that each individual place, state, municipality, county, has to figure out when and if its actually ready to start letting businesses get back to work. At the same time, even when they say, hey, lets open our economies, lets have people start going back to restaurants and bars, its up to individuals themselves to determine wheth ny. One of the tngs wve seen in georgia, for example, is that people havent really been willing to reengage in the economy because theyre still worried about the risks that the virus poses. Philip, right now all eyes are on the states that have begun the process of reopening and lifting some of those restrictions, a lot of the restrictions. Is it too early to tell if those states will pay a price or not for reopening too soon . Its too early to tell broadly, i think its safe to say. It has been more than two weeks which is the window at which we look because thats generally seen as the broadest extent of the incubation period. So far when we look at the numbers, as i did this week, there hasnt been a huge uptick in the number of cases or in the number of new positive confirmations of the virus, of infections, in those states that reopened. It is still early, but cases there are growing faster than in cases where the economy has remained mostly shuttered. Philip, nikole outlined the 3 trillion Coronavirus Relief package that the house narrowly passed. Obviously republican opposition, the president has vowed to veto that. Included in that was help for state and local governments. So what does this mean right now for them . Well, both Republican Leadership in the senate and President Trump have expressed very vocal opposition to providing assistance to state and local governments. This is a huge problem. Its a huge problem in part because these are state and local governments which are providing funding for some of the First Responders which are critical to fighting the virus. I think theres tension that exists between an opposition providing more assistance to those governments and the urgency with which those governments actually need the funding right now. Im not sure how that gets resolved. Clearly the Republican Leadership and the president said this bill is a nogo, but it may be an opening gambit to try and resolve this sooner rather than later. 36 million job loss claims in the past couple of months. Obviously the economy is hurting. Where are we in the balance of tryingo get the econrnit doing the right thing for health . Yeah. I mean, its really uncertain too. Were in this awkward period where there are people if you look at polling, people really understand the need to wear masks. They understand the need to try and stay home as much as possible. They understand why were doing this right now. And because of that, because people have internalized the yoave thiment ens weing in infection, people are not willing to engage broadly. We do see certainly there are people engaging in the economy. There are people who are protesting in shelterathome orders. Those iran the minority in those are not the minority in the country. Until people feel comfortable in going out and behaving as they would have four months ago, people arent going to behave as they would have four months ago. Thats why things like the vaccine are so urgent. Philip, we were already recessionbound when we had to literally halt the economy here. If you can spin it forward and look in the crystal ball a little bit, what does this mean for our economy as we go forward . Yeah, i mean, obviously the economys going to take a huge hit. Were going to see unemployment hitting over 20 . The longterm ramifications are the question. President trump said we can probably see a quick rebound, a lot of economists disagree. Thats a question over t term. Thu. We apprehe pushing towa florida could become the first named storm of this hurricane season. The system is already bringing heavy rain and powerful winds in the southeast. In the northeast, more than 30,000 customers were without power friday night after a severe thunderstorm knocked down trees and power lines in massachusetts. So far there have been no confirmed reports of tornadoes. In texas, Severe Weather is threatening to bring more torrential rain. Some drivers were stuck for hours in floodwaters near houston on friday. Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli has more on the nations weather. Good morning. Good morning, dana, and good morning, everyone. Well, were 15 days out from the official start of hurricane season. And believe it or not, were going to have yet another tropical system. When i say that, i mean weve seen one before june 1st the last six consecutive seasons. Ghte i located just to the east of florida. And that system is going to be taking shape during the day today and moving northeastward. Heres whats going to happen the storm is going to move up the eastern seaboard, probably just off shore, but another big storm will emerge out of the midwest and try to capture it. If its able to capture it, our american model says its possible it may move up the eastern seaboard. The european model kicks it out to sea. Were not sure. One of the scenarios is that the middle atlantic could end up with wind gusts over 40 Miles Per Hour as we head into tuesday. And also really large waves. Possibly up to 15, 20foot waves offshore, meaning rough surf and minor coastal flooding. Watch out the next couple of days. The other big story is in texas and louisiana. We showed the video of louisiana with a lot of flooding there. Unfortunately, very heavy rain is likely during the day today along the texas gulf coast as humidity pours its way north. That means two to four, in some places seeing as much as five inches of rain. Its an active weather pattern. Have a great weekend, everybody. Way too early for a hurricane. Jeff, thank you. New evidence indicates the father and son accused of murdering an unarmed jogger offered to help deal with potential trespassers in their georgia neighborhood. Cbs news has obtained a copy of a text message a Police Officer sent to a homeowner telling him to call one of the suspects if he detected any more action on his security camera. Omar villafranca reports. Reporter cbs news has obtained new Surveillance Video related to the Ahmaud Arbery case. This video, taken on december 17th, appears to show a man leaving the house under construction. On february 11th, a man was seen in the same house, that prompted a 911 call from travis mcmichael. Mcmichael would eventually shoot arbery on february 23rd. He said he spotted a man on the property. When i turned around and saw him and backed up, he reached into his pocket and ran into the house. So i dont know if hes armed or not. But he looked like he was he was acting like he was. Reporter according to the propertys owner, larry english, nothing of taken. He says the man in the video may not have had bad intentions. In a statement, englishs attorney says, this young man may have been coming into the property for water. There is a water source at the dock behind the house, as well as a source near the front. There are dozens of Surveillance Videos showing people frequently coming in and out of the house, including children. A white couple entered on the day of the shooting. Today, Gregory Mcmichaels attorney said there is more to this case. Greg mcmichael did not commit murder. This is not some sort of hate crime fueled by racism. Reporter for cbs rnvira. It er hs a look at the weato many think they are a disease vector in your pocket. Were talking about the cash and coins some of us carry around. Well see how the Current Health crisis is accelerating the move toward a cashless economy and how some are working to make sure no one else is left behind. And later, call it a time share for the end time. Some americans sayhi remot proper wil te place from deadly modern threats, and the pandemic has been very good for business. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Its an outbreak of creativity. The first covidthemed art museum. Well be right back. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Were here for you and were open. Wow. Im an original. One of a kind. You feel me . Love ya. Oop my new bitesized, crispy popcorn chicken is so you look cute irresistible youll want them whenever, so dont resist le youame, hang, or do your thing. Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be back in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look at some of the other stories were following. Stores in some states are reopening, but weeks of shutdowns led to a big jump in online sales. Thats a trend that could continue. Nichelle medina reports. Reporter steven singer jewelers in philadelphia is closed because of the coronavirus, but sales continue. The online orders have skyrocketed. Doesnt compensate for all the growing with millions of stores april represented a 49 increase in ecommerce sales over march. Reporter John Copeland from Adobe Analytics says sales for electronics jumped, and Leisure Clothing got a boost. In apparel were seeing a shift to comfort. So pajamas, as a matter of fact, increased over 143 month over month. Reporter its not surprising web traffic increased for stores that had to close, but even industries that kept their doors open during the pandemic saw more customers move on line. Ecommerce purchases for alcohol increased 74 , and more people shopped on line for groceries, up 110 . I think for a while it is going to be the new normal. Even as people begin to leave their homes and go back and start shopping. Reporter thats bad news for struggling brick and mortar stores. Several recently announced plans to file for bankruptcy. Its one shopping trend expected to have a Lasting Impact on a growing number of businesses. Nichelle medina, cbsnews, san diego. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday. When the pandemic hit, some wealthier School Districts had few problems converting to remote instruction. Most of their students have computer hardware and Internet Connection and other vital resources. Other schools had to scramble and quickly find ways to continue to serve their students. Mireya villarreal has the story. I well to come to pack up all your things, and im so sad. Today particularly was emotional being in the classroom. The end of the day, its more abo about, i feel, relationships. And just im very passionate about what i do. Reporter cindy reyes teaches second grade at the cuomo Leadership Academy in fort worth, texas. Whats the hardest part about this . Internet connection. Availability. These are only eight. I have 22. How did we estimate this number reporter we visited como elementary in the fall last year. 91 of the schools population is africanamerican or latino. 94 of these students are economically disadvantaged, and more than half are at risk. Is there any doubt in your mind that a majority of your parents were probably having to work during this pandemic . Absolutely. Everybodys priority now is making sure to keep a roof over their head, feeding their children, and still trying to navigate the world of teaching and learning. Reporter the principals push to get 150 chrome books and 11 internet hot spots to families in need. And grading has changed to a pass fail system. I have a surprise for you. Reporter to keep kids engaged, teachers make regular home visits. Victor martinez stays with his mother while his dad continues to work his construction job. Best teacher ever. Today were going to read a book we have teachers videotaping themselves actually teaching lessons and posting that. Reporter thats not required, is it . Absolutely not. So to just see my staff and all of us step up to meet the needs where we are, its been what keeps me going. Everybody say bye. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday, mireya villarreal, fort worth, texas. Good to see that. Theres a lot more ahead. First, heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Before the pandemic, local laws were being passed to keep businesses from going cashless. Now theres movement in the other direction. Up next, the sudden growth of the digital dollar and the push c system that doesnt leave lowincome americans behind. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. When migraine strikes, theres new quickdissolve nurtec. Dont take if allergic to nurtec. Pay as little as 0. Learn more at nurtec. Com tank was overweight and had no deaenergy. Pet, until freshpet. Put the puppy back in my dog. 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Tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and before stopping any asthma medicines, including oral steroids. Du more with less asthma. Talk to your doctor about dupixent. This morning, cash in the age of covid19. The pandemic appears to be accelerating the rise of digital currency. Here in the u. S. , mobile payments have spiked dramatically since the outbreak. In the uk, the bbc reports atm withdrawals are down 60 . Chinas central bank has reportedly been disinfecting bank notes. While many businesses around the world are asking customers not to use cash at all. Its making some wonder if the digital dollar is the new king of currency. Brook silvabraga followed the money. Reporter at the green market in new Yorks Union Square thank you so much. Reporter the she wolf bakery has a request please pay with card or phone. Youre actively asking people not to use cash. Were not demanding it. But were asking it, you know. Reporter shopper becky shepherd doesnt need to be asked twice. Germs all over. But money is very filthy. Reporter before paying employees with the cash they get, the mountain Sweet Berry Farm says they now cook it. Theres a steaming tray with holes, we lay the money out and steam it. Boom. Clean money. Reporter interesting. Does it make you feel more safe . Yes. Yes. Any step that we can to make us feel a little safer, to make everybody feel a little safer were going to do. Reporter its worth noting there havent been any documented cases of Coronavirus Spread through cash. It survives much better on plastic like a credit card or credit card reader. Yes, the biggest danger at checkout is probably in the air with the droplets carrying the virus are believed to most often spread. Fear may be driving new spending habits anyway. In the First Quarter of the year, mastercard reported a 40 jump in the use of contactless Payment Options. Thats when you wave a card or phone past a reader without even touching it. Peter rudegeair covers Digital Payments for the wall street journal. What are my contactless Payment Options . The big one is with your phone. If you have an iphone use apple pay, samsung phone, samsung pay. That is your credit card, its just your credit card store your phone. And what these Payment Methods have lacked for a long time is just a reason that its more safe to use them than your credit card. If i say what if now its just safer because you dont have to touch a screen, you can just tap your phone, i think that will convince more people. Reporter theres another big factor driving the shift in transactions so much of what we used to do in person has had to move on line. Looks like im on line in all the platforms. Reporter for years, katy ferrare traveled the world and opened her guitar case. Now she streams shows from her living room in l. A. In an hour she can make 200. And how do people pay you . They can pay through paypal. Then i also use venmo. Reporter paypal and venmo are Sister Companies that let users send money with a few taps on a phone or computer. Theyre both run by ceo dan shulman. Are there ways people are using your service that are new, that are maybe even surprising . What youre seeing is an acceleration of some trends that backgr but now pening in the dramatically accelerating. Reporter one of them is a blurring of the line between ecommerce and traditional retail. Like paying by scanning a curbside qr code and avoiding a register altogether. Youre already seeing retailers who are getting ready to open who are reimagining the way that they do the checkout experience. In fact, some of them are going to have just checkout lanes for cash only. So think about it as sort of ezpass and cashonly tolls on highways, youre going to see a separation of checkout. Reporter but if cash gets harder to use, what happens to the 20 million americans living in households without a bank think . An earlier push to go cashless spurred a backlash and laws requiring businesses to take it. The first was passed in philadelphia by city councilman William Greenlee who we profiled last fall. Telling people who do not have the ability to have credit that you cant buy a basic product is not treating people fairly. Reporter with Digital Transactions here to stay, senator Sherrod Brown is legislating the other direction. The bill aims to get the unbanked banked. Reporter the ohio democrat is proposing to give every american a debit card linked to a free bank account. Youd sign up at a local bank branch or eve the post office. Call fed unt. The Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve has a technology to do this. If for whatever reason legislation or legislation like there cant get passed, do you think the private sector steps in and kind of solves this problem . I think there are some things the private sector doesnt do. I mean, the banks dont really seem interested in lowincome people because they cant make a lot of the money off them. So thats why we want to allow our post offices and Community Banks working with the Federal Reserve to t wl be 9. Cash or venmo reporter at the farmers market, we noticed many shoppers were still using cash. We saw right when the coronavirus happened big withdrawal was atms and banks. Theres something about cash that people just dont want to entirely give up. Reporter even in the age of corona, cash isnt quite ready to give much its crown. A lot of people when we may we take cash or venmo, they say whats venmo . My answer is something you dont have. Reporter for cbs this mornin pygood. Something you dont have. I mean, there are a lot of people who still like to deal with cash. Although that debit card idea, if everyone has one, then youre cashless. But you can still use it. Yeah. I mean, the idea obviously is to make sure that everybody has that access. 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Ask your doctor if everyday verzenio is right for your first treatment. Even before the coronavirus pandemic, more americans were preparing for potential global and national threats. A 2018 survey by fema found 57 of americans had taken three or more basic actions to prepare for a disaster. That was up 11 from the year before. Some people have gone much further than prepping their own homes for troubled times. Theyve secured a new home, a place of escape in the event our worst fears are ever realized. Barry petersen with the story. Im preparing my family for the total destruction of the power grid. A devastating earthquake reporter they call themselves preppers. Preparing for disaster. From sweden you cant depend on the government to bring you food or get you water. Today, prepping australia reporter to australia in order to provide the ultimate in security, our members stand guard on rotation. Reporter to the back woods of colorado where ceo drew miller sells memberships in his fortitude ranch with plenty of bunks and bullets. There could be a group of people coming after u wit a lot of weapons like this. We need a lot of firepower, too. Reporter and being a prepper is getting a big boost from the pandemic. All kind of people who paid no attention to prepping before or thought it was silly understand if thereseally o the electric system goes out or a comet or asteroid takes out crops across the world and theres serve itting, you need a starving, you need a place where you can survive a really bad disaster. Reporter this has been good for your business, the pandemic. Good for business largely in terms of awareness of it and the need to join it. Reporter in a mission to colorado, he has ranches in West Virginia and maybe seen in wisconsin and nevada maybe soon in wisconsin and nevada. If i went to fortitude ranch with members of your group, would i be talking to lawyers, housewives . I mean, who would be at the dinner table with me . Its basically all walks of society. Bankers, lawyers, small businessmen, a lot of retired people, as well. Reporter nothing that i would find out of the ordinary then . Absolutely not. Were normal people. I went out to the ranch. I liked what he had to offer. Reporter kiki signed up for fortitude ranch and organizes selfreliance groups. I think people associate preppers with extremis and i dont think thats the case at all. Reporter if not stream i, what would be your extremism, what would be your description . They are people who have thought through their whats smart in their life. You know, we have auto insurance, we dont expect to get into an accident, but we may reporter kind of a disaster insurance maybe . I think you can think of it like that, sure. Reporter preppers point to pandemic panic that had people hoarding toilet paper. But that really did illustrate that when youre in a panic, that is the worst time to be making these kind of decisions that could affect your familys wellbeing and maybe their su. Bedford, im the survival mom reporter lisa bedfords website is called the survival mom. She wrote a book by the same title. Her pandemic lesson is that survival supplies for weeks or months can come from the average grocery store. Because survival and prepping all of a sudden it wasnt something that they just saw on tv with a bunch of people who were doing bizarre things like eating bugs, for exe. T t sval r mean opening your cupboard doors and theres food there. What im hoping is that what comes through is that preppers prepping, survival, it really can just be so ordinary. Reporter preppers trace their roots to the homesteaders of the 1800s, says john rhemy, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and prepper who once advised the Obama White House on disaster readiness. One of the quips we often use is that a lot of modern prepping is what our grandparents used to call daily life, right. Canning, starting a fire, being able to take care of minor injuries without using your cell phone to call an ambulance. Reporter having a basement full of food that my grandmother used to have and cans and stuff that see that canned herself. Exactly. My grandmother was a big canner, as well, and knew how to repair clothing a and welost 0,000 y wh of human survival skills in the last 100. I think we will look back on covid19 potentially as a blessing, and that sounds cruel, i dont mean to be cruel to the people who have died and suffered from it, but we are so lucky that covid19, the pandemic has hit with such a low lethality rate. Weve got the wakeup call. Your town is being quarantined reporter there have been wakeup calls before. The hollywood thriller outbreak was about a killer virus. One of thens got it, then ten of thems got. It. Reporr kind of people those who hope Something Like this will never happen, and those who hope they are ready whendoes. For cbs this Morning Saturday, barry petersen, denver. Some really good points there. The pandemic has upended plans for this graduation season, but there is sage advice for high school and college seniors. I have both theyre taking the next step into whatsureunch. Coming up, one hobby thats been soaring since the pandemic began bird watching. Well take a close look at the fascinating world of birds. Plus, portrait of a pandemic. Well see how the crisis is has inspired new artistic creations. Music from Watkins Family hour in our saturday session. A very cool performance. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Unilever, the makers of dove, vaseline, and more, is donating millions of products to frontline aid organizations like feeding america and direct relief. To get help or give help, join us at weareunitedforamerica. Com. 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Michelle, yeah, youve got a couple of those. Thats a really special way to try to honor those graduates, right . I know. And im working at it. I got some surprises in store. I can only imagine. Well, it could have a big impact on the return of sports the world over. Still ahead this morning, were going to take you to germany where one of europes top soccer leagues is back in action today. For some of you, your local news is next. For the rest of you, stick around for cbs this Morning Saturday. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday will be back in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look at some of the other stories were following. While countries work to contain covid19, many have invested in new gadgets to slow the spread of the virus. As travel bans continue to lift, some technology is a head above the rest. They look straight out of a scifi movie robo copstyle helmets designed to take temperatures. At romes airports, police use them to scan incoming passengers. The augmented reality is projected inside the viaysiteete temperature of a Single Person or group. The helmets can read temperatures from more than 20 feet away. An important tool to maintain social distancing. The International Airport is ramped up safety ramping up Safety Measures as it slowly reopens to visitors. Similar technology is also being used by police in dubai. Officers are deploying the chinesemade headgear throughout the crowded city. It can scan up to 200 people a minute. More advanced than other smart helmets, this gear has six different scanning options. So its got the temperature reading mode. It also has facial recognition capabilities, plate number recognition, qr code reader, and ultimately this all connects together to give you the history of a person. Reporter as it works to keep cities healthy, the safety feature isnt immune to criticism. Civil liberties groups say the technology acts as big brother and is an invasion of privacy. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Were here for you and were open. Wow. Im an original. One of a kind. You feel me . Love ya. Oop you look cute assic or better than you . 00e spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. My new bitesized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible youll want them whenever, so dont resist pop em while you game, hang, or do your thing. Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday. Im michelle miller, there they are Dana Jacobson and jeff glor. Coming up this hour, the artists eye applied to this pandemic. Well hear about a unique online project thats cataloging artworks from around the globe and forming a unique record of this difficult time. Then theres the animal way and the bird way. Thats the title of a new book documenting the hidden life of our closest neighbor in nature. From how they think to their future in everchanging birds. And later, time travel. Well take you back thousands o ancestors lived. Its coming to light in africa at the largest field of prehistoric human footprints ever found on the continent. That is all ahead. First, our top story this hour. The death toll from the coronavirus pandemic tops 87,000 here in the United States as more States Reopen and try to hoodce the need to protect curbside shopping began in parts of new york, california, and other states, allowing more stores to do business on friday. Attendance Wearing Masks and gloves bring preordered items to shoppers waiting in their cars and place the bags in the trunk. The lifting of restrictions comes as another big retailer, jcpenney, filed for bankruptcy last night. Retail sales fell more than 16 in april. That is the biggest consumer pullback in history. And just ahead of the summer beach season, the new jersey shore is partially back in business. In whats described as phase one, people can walk along the boardwalk as long as they dont stop. For those preferring the sand, no blankets, chairs, or coolers are allowed. President trump is at camp david this weekend and already threatening to veto the 3 trillion stimulus package approved in the house last night. The measures include aid for local and state governments, the postal service, and another round of stimulus payments and hazard pay for social workers. It comes as President Trump says he hopes to have a Coronavirus Vaccine by the end of this year. We think were going to have a vaccine in the pretty near feature. If we do, were going to really be a big step ahead. If we dont, were going to be like so many other cases where you had a proble come in, it will go away at some point, it will go away. Scientists are pushing to develop a vaccine which was estimated to take 12 to 18 months. They caution against committing to a specific timetable. Breaking overnight, President Trump has fired another government watchdog. Cbs news has learned that steve linick, the Inspector Energy of the state department, was dismissed after starting an investigation into secretary of state mike pompeo. In a letter to House Speaker nancy pelosi, mr. Trump says he has lost confidence in linick, setting the stage for his renewal 30 days. Democrats are furious over linicks ouster, calling it retaliation and an attempted coverup. Last month the president ousted inspectors general in the Intelligence Community and the defense department. Germany could help provide the playbook for the future of sports in the United States. Today the bundesliga will return to the soccer field. The First Major League in the world along with baseball to return during the coronavirus pandemic. The move comes as germany eases nationwide restrictions after seeing a drop in new cases. As we report, theres anxiety over how safe the games will be. Ccmshis ter everng looked pretty normal. A loto m ago. Each team has been and traveling in several buses to observe social distancing. Theyre getting tested for the virus regularly. When two players recently tested positive, their entire team went into a 14day quarantine. At games, substitutes and coaches will have to wear masks. Players have been told they can make physical contact as part of the game, but they cant celebrate goals like they used to. We have to think about this, what we could do. Sometimes automatically you go to your teammates to celebrate the goal. Its an absolute belter reporter cheers like these will also fade away, along with the fans banned for the rest of the season. We always will miss the spectators and, therefore, of dreams. Its important, but it fr so in t re wil ping to have cardboard cutouts of themselves sitting in the stadiums. Grant wahl is a leading soccer journalist and author. What could u. S. Sports learn from the resumption of soccer in germany . Every little thing about what germany has done should be watched very closely by u. S. Sports. Reporter in germany, Public Opinion over the return of soccer games is split. A recent poll suggests just over half of respondents oppose it, just as the countrys easing its tough coronavirus lockdown. For cbs this Morning Saturday, roxana saberi, london. Interesting all this started people were i think odd the idea of Holding Games without fans. Now i think people just want sports in general. Thats exactly what i was going to say, jeff. We keep saying it. We just want to have sports back. I did a story on the kbo korean baseball. Same kind of think. Its odd not to have the fans, but its nice to see people out on the field playing games. Absolutely. Its six minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. These days we may be spending more time in our nests. But springtime means birds are out in abuntance. Up next, a detailed look at their fascinating world. 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We continue this morning with our promise to feature at least one new book a week during the pandemic. This morning, the bird way, a fascinating look at extremes and surprises from our friends in the Great Outdoors. The timing seems right given the current crisis, and our collective hunger to see anything except the couch. But the book is also a jumping off point to examine a bigger, broader issue the state of billions of birds overall. There are plenty of reasons for concern, but also signs of hope. We spoke to conservationists, biologists, hunters, farmers, and more, all of them birders. This is still migratory season. So birds would be on the move anyway. But this year in the middle of a pandemic, as humans have retreated, it seems like the Natural World is in overdrive. The morning chorus louder. The wildlife wilder. Theres no question that people are being more observant. I think its cause for a lot of joy and a lot of comfort. Reporter Jennifer Ackerman is the author of the new book the bird way. Why do you think watching them right now for so many people has been such a comfort . Well, for one thing, theyre the most visible wildlife around us. They are carrying on w lives. Reporter ackerman has been writing about science and nature for three decades. Her latest book shows remarkable insights into bir and those who study them including former astronaut jessica mere who raises geese from birth, teaching them to fly and brave a wind tunnel so she can better understand how they handle extreme altitudes. Theres the african gray patrrr. Confounding descriptions of how birds behave by showing one giving up food for another. Remarkle show truornd thesual unication of the greater onni who cooperatively make decisions with complete strange force raise their young. This is an animal with a brain thats about the size of a nut. And yet they have these strategies for survival that are so ingenious really. Reporter should we still use the term bird brains . Only as a compliment. Reporter birds may have more open space in this current crisis, but overall theyre hurting. A muchdiscussed report in the journal science this past october said the bird population in north america has declined by three billion or 29 since 1970. Theres so many factors that are threatening them Climate Change is a big one, especially with migratory birds. And also loss of habitat. Reporter the work to protect those habitats is ongoing. Two thirds of the endangered species in the world depend on habitats. Reporter Wayne Roberts is with ducks unlimited, a group started by hunters in 1937 to stop declines in waterfowl populations. Its one of the largest Wetland Conservation organiations in the world. Oh, yeah look at her shes probably sitting on the eggs. Beautiful. Shell keep an eyeball on it wants to know who were up to. Reporter you guys, keep your distance, gentlemen. We visited one of their projects along one of the last and largest remaining wetlands of coastal connecticut. What are you trying to do in areas like this . Were going to reach stores and tidal flow into the areas to create the habitats, the grasses and things like that that are necessary for the birds. Reporter why are we losing sfwhirds the theme that birds . The theme that keeps coming up up is the habitat. Theyve got to have somewhere to eat, sleep, breed. Youve got to have a house. Theyve got to have a house. Reporter the work here is being done on larry davis farm. The oldest continually operating family farm in the nation, created in 1640. Davis is 13th generation. Youve dedicated a good part of your life to make sure this land doesnt get built on ever. All of my life. Grandfather preached keep the land, and the land will keep you. I dont think thats any more evident than todays pandemic situation. As a family farm, as a farmer, we feed the world. If we dont preserve it, if we dont keep it and take care of it, they dont make anymore. Reporter when you hut bird populations going down and being thinned, what do you think . I think that the environment is the pulse of the world. If theres bad things going on, if man has had too much of an that has poorly affected the world, youll find it first in nature. So as bird populations drop, other species are, as well. Reporter duck and geese populations bucking historic trends have actually increased in the last few decades. Its imperative that we as a race supposedly being at the top of the food chain, its our responsibility to preserve it. Reporter are we doing that right now is. To some degree, yes. Will we ever be able to do enough . No. I dont think so. With world populations booming the way they are,yon that well ever be able to do enough. The goal is for no net loss. Theyre all over here. Reporter lots of stuff going on right now. Like larry davis, Jennifer Ackermans passion for the land and those who fly over it is generational. All of this started with your dad. Thats right. My dad. He was a huge influence in my life in this way. We still share a tremendous love of birds. Im forever grateful to him for setting me on this path. Reporter for ackerman and many others, constantly learning more about our most visible neighborhoods is the only way to make sure they stay that way. We have made Great Strides in understanding bird science, but we have a long way to go. I think particularly in understanding how birds know things and whether there are ways of knowing in the bird world that are different from our own. We really have to do what we can to make sure that our children and our childrens children get to see the birds that we see and learn from them. And learn from their still, you know, largely mysterious ways. Dana, the back yard has been going nuts this year. Turkeys, red foxes, bobcats, and the wildest of all, of cose, our children. Keep the eye on the birds. Ive seen a lot more birds out lately. Seen a lot more animals to your point. Ive seen more and didnt even think about the fact that just because were seeing more doesnt mean they are out of the woods when it comes to dwindling populations, we do needs to take care of them. Beautiful stuff. Are you a bird brain. I now say that with the greatest respect. Thank you. Great museums have closed their doors around the world during the pandemic. A new one has just opened in cyber space. Its collect is as timely as todays headlines. We will hear all about it next. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. When you need a vehicle you can count on, trust toyota to be here for you. Many Toyota Service centers are open to help cle tact vicle dpof if you need a new vehicle, toyota is offering 0 financing and attractive leases on our most popular toyotas, like camry, rav4 and tacoma. 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Another Art Collection that now exists in the Virtual World is the Covid Art Museum on instagram. Its works are inspired by or reflections of the pandemic. And as its creators and contributors have discovered, this museum provides so much more than just an escape. For the past six years, artist erica lee sears has been creating an original piece of work every day, sharing her journey on line with her almost 200,000 followers. I have a tendency to post my daily moments or things that im thinking about or things that im feeling. Whats happening today, whats happening in our so the world was overtaken by a global pandemic, so was her, iave toile paece. I just did a piece on like soap because, you know, youll never forget how to park your hands to wash your hands correctly. Its true, right . It is. And turns out sears wasnt aileen. Where did the idea for the Covid Art Museum come from . It began during quarantine. Reporter thats right, the Covid Art Museum. An instagram creation by irene yorka and two colleagues from an advertising magazine in barcelona. We realized that many of our friends were sharing art during the pandemic. And then we quickly realized that it was nott a m billed as the worlds first museum for art born during covid19, its had more than 35,000 submissions from over 100 countries. And lays claim to 80,000plus global followers. This kind of art, i think that its very accessible to the people because it talks about the pandemic that we are all going through. It doesnt matter that we are in different countries. We can all feel identified by the that is right we are exhibiting. That allencompassing reach is matched in art and art form. From original works to adopted classics. Paintings to photographs. Animation to miniature art. The artists themselves also run a full spectrum, from novice to the likes of british street artist banksy. Its banksys doing this. The most important is that it connects with the people. That it explains the situation that we are feeling. It really doesnt matter like if you are an artist by job or youre or if youre not. We are seeing like amazingardwork by people that are not known at all, and its the first time that they try. As for which works resonate most, thats shifted as the pandemic has worn on. I think that the most important icon is the toilet paper. In the past come like there are masks and soaps and things like that. Its interesting to see that it changes as the quarantine was developing. They are works where you see it. It was more about unity and staying together and about the doctors. So you see like their state of the crisis in that country. And while the platform may be new, this isnt the first time that art has been a reflection of our world in crisis. Artists are usually the first wave of cultural respondents. Reporter nancy specter is artistic director and chief curator at new yorks guggenheim museum. They speak truth to power. They call out a lot of the fault lines that are revealed in Something Like this. Reporter specter points to the air born of the aids pandemic in the 80s. The works themselves and even the artists behind them. Artists got very involved in activism. So they joined forces, created coalitions, art against aids, visual aids. Really made a difference, i would say. Made the discussion of aids something that really entered mainstream if not popular culture. Just feels like there is so much power in art. Id like to believe that. The best art is a combination of something that on one level is entertaining, and at the same time, its challenging and asks questions and asks us to think about meaning. And stretch ourselves. In the case of the Covid Art Museum, the work within has that and more according to contributing artists like erica lee sears. We have seen the helpers and the people that are giving back and doing great art is that. It kind of provides a relief. I like to think it brings me joy, thats where i paint from. And so you know, if i can like warm my soul up that day, even if its for a moment, then its 100 worth it. You know, the Covid Art Museum right now only available on instagram. But the hope imean told subcommittee irene told me is that theyll have a website. She said when the pandemics are over, shed love to have a traveling collection that you could see in person because that is so different. There was so much there, dana. Oh, my goodness. I just kudos to your editor for putting that together and your producer. That artwork will provide a record of those times and a record of a much earlier time has been preserved in a remote region of africa. That story is coming up next. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday will be back in a few minutes. For now, im ian lee with a look at some of the other stories were following. The coronavirus pandemic has triggered a new wave of necessary innovation around the world. When british hospitals struggled to receive shipments of equipment, a local university stepped in with a highflying solution. Cbs reports. Reporter this drone is on the front lines of britains battle with covid19. I like to think of it as a landrover of the sky. Reporter drthis is more thaa cool gadget. Its filling a need in southern england, delivering urgent supplies to hospitals where travel has been reduced during the pandemic. A platform such as this cannel are imy deliver things can reliably delive things and fly at night, can fly in fog, in poor weather. Reporter the drone can carry more than 200 pounds of medical equipment each flight, making faster deliveries than a ferry and cheaper droppoffs than a plane. The absence a pilot helps limit unnecessary human contact for hospitals treating coronavirus patients. For now, the drone delivers personal protectionive equipment. But engineers believe it could soon transport more timecritical supplies such as blood or organ donations. We can provide a quicker timesensitive cargo and allow it to get it there ten minutes easily. Reporter while its in the trial phase, he says the skys the limit for this supersized drone. Cbs news, london. Cbs this Morning Saturday will be right back. Thousands of years ago some of our prehistoric ancestors walked across a field in the modern nation of tanzania and left footsteps that would last for millennia. Theyre part of the largest fossil footprint site found on the african continent. Footprints we make on a sandy beach can be washed away in mi these made of volcanic ash have survived for thousands of years. Dr. Kevin hatala is working the site near the village of ungari saro. We found it had more than 400 foot footprints preserved on it, we knew it was a big deal. Id say. What has to happen in order for these footprints to be preserved . Well, these footprints, they were made in wet volcanic ash. When it dried it turned into Something Like concrete. Reporter the site discovered in 2006 is roughly the size of a tennis court. It contains 408 prints estimated to have been made between 6,000 and 19,000 years ago. A big question who made the footprints . We think a group were made by 17 individuals who were traveling across the surface together. We estimate that within the group there were probably 14 adult females, two adult males, and maybe one ad lessent traveling together. Is there anything you can tell us about why they happened to take the stroll that day . You see the group structure, many adult females walking together, traveling together, in the absence of very many males or children is during foraging activities. When a group of adult women might go out to forage for food. And so thats been our guess. While its incredible that it survived at all, the concern now is that the discovery doesnt lead to its destruction. We want to develop a plan with the tanzanian government that we know can help to preserve the site for a very long time. Its been there for thousands of years. We would like for it to be there for thousands and thousands of more years if thats possible. Covid hampering that a bit. This is a project by the smithsonian, appalachia state university, and george washington. So Chatham University and that scientist, theyre doing a great job. Amazing what theyve been able to preserve, what they were able to find. Now we want to take a quick look at the weather for your weekend. Wine enthusiasts love their reds and whit. How a up next on the dish, a special variety of wine. How its growing in popularity and why its still made the oldfashioned way. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Who has time for wrinkles . Neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. 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Along with other forms of alcohol, retail sales of wine have exploded since the coronavirus pandemic began. According to data from nielsen, wine sales were up by over 30 in march and april compared to the same period the year before. As jamie wax tells us, some of those sales include a type of wine thats neither red, white, nor rose. Youre trying to find that magic combination. Reporter when it comes to wine making were about twothirds of the way reporter Hardy Wallace isnt afraid to be a little different. Exuberant the most incredible thing california has going for it in the wine world is we dont have any rules. Reporter that ethos fuels wallace. A winemaker and partner at dirty and rowdy family winery. Past the point of no return hes become part of a fastgrowing trend in the industry by making something old new again. Orange wine. By leaving these skins on, its the same music im going to adjust the volume. Were going to take this from four and take that this to seven. Sometimes you want to take that like youre a guitar player, sometimes you want to hit the wah, wah, wah. Reporter groups that would typically be pressed and fermented without their skins to make white wine are instead fermented with their skins on, resulting in a wine with a golden hue. Its a method that originated in the region thats now the republic of georgia thousands of years ago. People, they see orange, and they automatically think of the fruit. Once we getast th point, theyhi in the skins is going to be sweet, white. All of these things that its not. Orange wine is usually heavier. Its more dense, more tanic, more mouth filling. Reporter we visited last winter at sugarloaf crush, a shared wine spraace in jetstrea county. Weve in sonoma county. Weve got this. Lets do. It. Reporter the process squared some legwork. Im having memories of i love lucy here, hardy. This is it. [ laughter ]. You step in, put your butt on the average. Reporter wow, what a feeling. With all the automation in winemaking, why is it still important for this to be done by human foot . A lot of people would say this is crazy, this is ridiculous. But theyre making much larger quantities of wines. This is something, this will make 600 bottles. Reporter stomping grapes with you, it feels like were part of an ancient rich im, an ancient process. Thats the magic of it. Reporter what do we have happening here . All those grapes that we had drained, stomped, were squeezing out the last 20 or so of juice thats coming out. Reporter while our grapes were in the press, we headed to the barrel room. Its not orange. Its deep yellow. To taste the 2018 skinfermented simion. Harvest 2018. In so many ways the best ever. Reporter named one of the best orange wines in the world. What would you pair this wine with . An empty glass. I think thats the beautiful thing. Theyre so versatile. You have there with scallops because it kills it. Theres enough tannin. You take this with chips and salsa, ewing townshyouve got a. Reporter i like your approach to wine. To see a category like this centuries old suddenly get on the radar globally, how rare is that . I would say its very rare. Reporter Sam Stoppelmoor is te wine director in new york. An outpost of the renowned paris wine bar. One of the great producers reporter we paid a visit earlier this year to ask about orange wines rising popularity. This was really looked at until a few years ago, at least certainly in the u. S. , as a sort of peasant tradition, a peasant wine, right . It was not a highend style of wine. I think thats a trend throughout the highlow, you know, black truffles with the sandwich, caviar and potato chips kind of thing. Youre seeing the rustic, local styles like, oh, theres a reason theyve done this for thousands of years. Theyre actually delis. Reporter we tasted a few of the 30 varieties of orange wine he offers here, including t unicor, eseterico that retails at about 23. Mm. Good. That is fantastic. Yeah. Theres this energy to it. You taste so many wines, and theres only so many times you can say apple and pear and lemon. Theres a feeling you get, you get a feeling when you hear funky jazz or blues. I dont see why you cant have the same feelings when youre smelling or tasting wine. Its an ephemeral sensory object. Reporter next the riesling from germany with a price tag of 30. You get the texture then bone dry. Reporter the pandemic has forced the Wine Tastings and classes on line. On the west coast, Hardy Wallace has also gone virtual. You realize this is not a regular virtual tasting. Reporter with weekly tasting and music events a way to bring wine lovers together and keep dirty and rowdy going after a lack of restaurant sales due to covid19 cost the company half of its annual revenue. Theres still hope thatrae wine will translate into sales for smaller vintners. You dont see a lot of large wineries making orange wine. For small producers like us, its a huge opportunity to reach people far and wide. Aegalitarian where its one of these things that i think allows people to have a full body experience drinking a glass of wine. Reporter cheers. To orange wine. To orange wine. Reporter plenty of reasons for a toast. For cbs this Morning Saturday thats the reaction. It makes you want to dance. Reporter jamie wax, santa rosa, california. Cheers. Im not going to get up and dance, but i really like it. Its almost citrusy and drier than i thought. It is for me. I like it. Cheers. Very tannic, very dry. Its interesting, but worth trying for drinking away. There we go. Up next with the Watkins Family hour, the brother and sister duo who critics call masterful. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday. Were eating and drinking foods and beverages that are very acidic. 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Now from seans home in Southern California with music from their new album brother sister, heres Watkins Family hour with just another reason. What would you please was a lifeline thrown from a boat stopped me from drowning keep you afloat now is a tether tied to a moor keep keeping you ashore all that you need gotta leave it behind its all burning down its just a matter of time once this fire was a vision of grace now its just another reason now its just another reason to get arks way now its just another reason to get away theres a fire thats been burning since the day arrived its kept your world turning and you kept it alive hope to uphold a line in the dirt even when it hurts all that you need gotta leave it behind its baurnling down its just a matter of time once this fire was a vision of grace now its just another reason now its just another reason to get away now its just another reason to get away one handholds what it is that you want the other is open to what you forgot now its just another reason to get away one handholds what it is that you want its just another reason to get away the other is open to what you forgot and its just another reason to get away one handholds what it is that you want and its just another reason to get away the other is open to what you forgot and its just another reason just another reason one handholds what it is that you want and its just another reason to get away the other is open to what you forgot and its just another reason to get away dont get away yet. 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Ive been praying for a breakthrough as long as everything stays the same i avoided the cure but it found me anyway i was looking for a redo but my game hasnt changed and hoping for a different outcome is insane this is good this is real its how its supposed to feel right here and now both feet planted on the ground ive been praying for a breakthrough as long as everything stays the same i avoided the cure but it found me anyway sometimes you got to break down and throw everything away take a look at it all with the curtain call of ideas now and then you gotta leave town and your zero sum games for a place with no sound and no one around who knows your name this is good this is real its how its supposed to feel right here and now both feet planted on the ground sometimes we gotta break down and throw everything away i avoided the cure but it found me anyway this is good this is real its how its supposed to feel right here and now both feet planted on the ground ive been praying for a breakthrough as long as everything stays the same i avoided the cure but it found me anyway sometimes weve got to break down throw everything away i avoided the cure but it found me anyway but it found me anyway but it found me anyway for those of you still with us, we have more music from Watkins Family hour. 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