Garrett good evening, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Norah is off tonight. Im Major Garrett. Were going to begin with breaking news. A stunning surge in coronavirus cases across much of our country that is forcing states to close bars, beaches and businesses, reimposing restrictions just days before the july 4th holiday. Tonight, the number of new infections nationwide is nearly double what it was just two weeks ago. In some states, the increases are even more dramatic. Texas is now reporting 8,000 new cases in 24 hours, a new record. And in what feels like a nightmarish flashback to the early days of this pandemic, overflowing Emergency Rooms in houston are sending patients to other cities. Tonight, californias governor says cases are spiking so quickly there, he is shutting down most businesses he only recently allowed to reopen. And the fast food giant mcdonalds says it is scrapping plans to serve food inside most of its restaurants for at least the next three weeks. Nationwide
Mandmathtonion which ones work. And, what the president just said about whether he will now wear one. Calling it a hoax. President trump says he doesnt believe reports that russians tried to put bounties on american soldiers. This just hours after his own National Security advisor said it was important enough to share with troops. Plus, the president demands new york cancel plans to paint black lives matter outside his manhattan highrise. The reaction tonight after he calls the phrase a symbol of hate. Breaking news in the disappearance of a fort hood soldier. Shots ring out as Police Approach a suspect. As investigators share details with a missing womans family. Seattle standoff. Police move in to clear out a neighborhood taken over by protestors weeks ago. And, music for the movement. Meet the 12yearold sensation who is writing the soundtrack for this moment is iss the cbs w with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Garrett good evening to our viewers in the west. Tha
. he was a virtuoso on keyboard, drums, guitar, and a master of funk, rock, r&b, and pop. his music even blended genres. joining us to discuss the artist that shaped his career his way, from billboard magazine gail mitchell and cultural critic sasha for sasha frere-jones. let me start with you, gail. you spoke to prince, you talk to him and interviewed him. what did you learn about him? gail mitchell: i learned, this was three years ago, 2013, he was a regular guy. i think he enjoyed hiding a bit behind that mysteriousness. when he got the chance, everyone i would talk to, the first question i would ask is, does he talk? they say, he will talk your year off. he certainly did your ear off. he certainly did. he talked about business and things he wanted to doubt the road. do down the road. jeff glor: but he didn t want the interviews recorded. gail mitchell: i remember e-mailing his manager at time saying, can i please bring in my tape recorder, i will stay at the park,
he was a virtuoso on keyboard, drums, guitar, and a master of funk, rock, r&b, and pop. his music even blended genres. joining us to discuss the artist that shaped his career his way, from billboard magazine gail mitchell, and cultural critic sasha frere-jones. let me start with you, gail. you spoke to prince, you talk to him and interviewed him. what did you learn about him? gail mitchell: i learned, this was three years ago, 2013, he was a regular guy. i think he enjoyed hiding a bit behind that mysteriousness. when he got the chance, everyone i would talk to, the first question i would ask is, does he talk? they say, he will talk your ear off. he certainly did. he talked about business and things he wanted do down the road. jeff glor: but he didn t want the interviews recorded. gail mitchell: i remember e-mailing his manager at time saying, can i please bring in my tape recorder, i will stay at the park, i will transcribe the interview there, he can burn after i do it. no.
he was a virtuoso on keyboard, drums, guitar, and a master of funk, rock, r&b, and pop. his music even blended genres. and defied genre. joining us to discuss the artist that shaped his career his way, from billboard magazine gail mitchell, and cultural critic sasha frere-jones. welcome to both of you. let me start with you, gail. you have spoken to prince. he spent time with him, you interviewed him. what did you learn about him? gail mitchell: i learned, this was three years ago, 2013, he was a regular guy. i think he enjoyed hiding a bit behind that mysteriousness. when he got the chance, everyone i would talk to, the first question i would ask is, does he talk? they say, he will talk your ear off. he certainly did. it was just amazing. he talked about business and things he wanted do down the road. it was just a tremendous opportunity. jeff glor: but he didn t want the interviews recorded. gail mitchell: i remember e-mailing his manager at time at the time saying, can