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And keeping the beat. For our series a more perfect union, we visit new orleans where sweet music is helping ease the pain. Always good in new orleans. First, todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. One day they said we have to close our country. Nows time to open it up, and you know what, the people of our country are warriors. President trump has tweeted that the Coronavirus Task force will continue on indefinitely. Will some people be affected yesterday . , but we have to get our country...

We remember the remarkable, barrierbreaking Little Richard. And later. Get up, get on up displa the coronavirus has shut down the firgt place of jazz. How local musician improvising. This is the cbs weekend news. Knox and good evening. Im debby knox reporting from wttv cbs 4 in indianapolis. Well, ready or not, most states in the country have eased coronavirus restrictions this weekend. But the damage is deep. More than 20 million americans lost their jobs last month as the worst devastation sin...

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