dr. jon lapook and jill schlesinger coming up. but we ll look at this outbreak and earlier epidemics, parallels that have americans with long memories thinking,we ve been here before. rita braver reports our cover story. by late fall, 1916. reporter: long before covid-19, there was another virus that terrified americans. what were your symptoms? sh high temperature, pain, headaches. about five days into it, i was delirious, i couldn t stand up. reporter: ahead on sunday morning, what we can learn from the race to conquer polio. pauley: actor henry winkler has come a long way since those happy days as the fonz, thstng times,s winw t tracy smith. reporter: i hope this is doesn t disappoint, but henry winkler at home doesn t dress like the fonz. so this isn t just for us? you wouldn t normally be in your pajamas? i might. reporter: later on sunday morning, a visit with henry winkler. pauley: you might call the outlook for a new house of per performers mai
happened. we are expecting a briefing. the latest in about ten minutes. a lot of scared and concerned students here. there are about 2,000 students in the football stadium just right over here to my right. they are standing by waiting to see if it is safe at this point to get back into their school. it s also early dismissal, so they may just be sent home in about 45 mines or so. the key concern is for the students who were injured. two students have life- threatening injuries. they were flown here from the fields at the school into med star hospital to the burn center with, again, life- threatening injuries. the three other students were taken by ambulance to innova hospital to be checked out there. then there was the chemistry teacher who suffered burns. she stayed on the scene and wants to get the information out and wants to make sure everybody is okay. when the firefighters arrived here at the school, the fire was still going in that chemistry lab. the sprinklers were go
edso, please don t. get away from me!! go on, get back inside! i didn t say he d done anything wrong. it s just no way to live or to try and bring up a child. [ padraig ] he d be better off on a corporation estate in dublin? [ ambrose ] anyway, they put tourists off. hold on, lads, the result. for this evening s winners. the eight-fifteen. first, number one, roxy s cracker, eight to one. second, number five. that ll shut them up for a bit. sorry? siobhan gave them a tip and they wish they d taken it. ah. what can i do for you? i need a room. i m, er, not sure we ve got one. jenny. miss clarke won t be using hers. okay. i have the key. are you okay? i m fine. [ music playing ] [ disco music playing ] that s all right i m okay. mother of jesus. [ knocking ] liam, get your arse out here! i ve got some work for you! and give donal a ring. [ pounding ] father clifford! [ pounding ] yes? oh, message for you, father. something about a dumper truck. peter. i can t, je
compensation. when we lost on the floor of the house, i was sure it would be turned around. two factors. first of all, bill knows this, when a measure is coming up, the people who are for it tend to take for granted that it will happen, and the people who are against it scream and yell. you hear disproportionally from the antis. we heard from all the people who thought it was terrible. after the vote, people started hearing from other people who thought that not doing it was terrible. and of course and i would say this is not purely hindsight here. hank paulson will verify this. we talked that night, and hank, who had done a great job, was in despair. the day the vote was going on, there was a gathering in the well of the house of the bipartisan leadership ready to go into the usual drill of trying to change members vote. i will take credit for going to steny hoyer and others if they do not do this, this is too serious, don t win this by these kind of tactics. we will pay a
behind me and that did not happen. you did not negotiate. we could get a photo of you afterward. ok. well, let s go to a committee now, not a subcommittee. the two gentlemen to my right and left have had ample opportunity to sit in the stuffed chairs behind me. barney frank cocreated the legislation known as dodd frank. to my right is the honorable bill thomas, who served in congress until 2007. he was the chair of the house ways and means committee. and for purposes here today, he was the vice-chairman of of the financial crisis inquiry commission. to my left is a member of the fcic who i have known for many years, headed the cbo for 4 years, was john mccain s economic adviser, and was on the council of economic advisers. a guy who, for whatever reason, when he calls me up to do this stuff, i always say yes. there may be people who do not know what cbo means. it is the congressional budget office. barney and i have one thing in common, if nothing else, we were fr