Ver much with us. Months after it first arrived on our shores, it was a classic case of ready or not, as Martha Teichner will report ouile of u. Government pandemic preparedness plans. It is not as if we werent warned. By early february, the scope of this pandemic was really becoming quite clear. President trump we have it very much under control. Reporter so how did we get blindsided . We wasted almost the entire month of february doing almost nothing to get us ready. Reporter coming up this sunday morning, the telling timeline. Pauley shes already a broadway and hollywood legend, now Julie Andrews is launching a brand new podcast, aimed at encouraging children to read. This morning shell tell our tracy smith all about it. When the dog bites reporter Julie Andrews once played a character who could find her way through any hardship. Simply remember my favorite things reporter and it seems she is made of the same stuff. I really loved feeling happy and being happy, and im certainly not a sad personality, i dont think. Oh, god, i sound so pollyannaish. That is one of the things we love about you. In some ways you are maria. I chat too much, thats the point. Reporter a word with the legendary Julie Andrews ahead on sunday morning. Pauley times like these bring out the best in people, and the worst. Mo rocca will be offering us a short history of quackery. 200 years ago, if you were sick, youd reach for opium or mercury or maybe youd ask for mummy. How can you be assured mummy and njueap thtru eoe would meke, oi an theal y. The rap on quack. Karen ery,past and present. Pauley Holly Williams has more on claire danes. Erin moriarty takes us on a sobering visit to a new york potters field. Faith salie is having a bad hair month. Nancy giles doesnt know what to wear. Plus steve hartman, jim gaffigan, and more on this sunday morning on the 26th of april, 2020. Webe back i. Wow im original. One of a kind. 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Reporter the new yorks, january 7th, on page 13, and by then Chinese Health officials had already notified c. D. C. Director Robert Redfield about the virus. Redfield had immediately briefed health and Human Services secretary, alex azar, who in turn alerted the National Security council. How did we get from those small but Early Warnings out of wuhan, china, to now, in confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths . To untangle what went wrong. We start with a nod to watergate. What did the president know . President trump thank you very much, everyone. Reporter and when did his white house know it . We know it came before the state council, the high governing body of china, and told them in a secret Service Session that the issue in wuhan was so serious, he was personally stepping in and taking control. Reporter Laurie Garrett is a prizewinning Pulitzer Prize writer the head of a state of more than a billion people doesnt intervene with a outbreak of a half dozen cases. The c. I. A. Was passing on to the white house, look, there is something potentially catastrophic emerginging. Emerging. Reporter the first u. S. Attempt to shut the door on the virus. They are screening passengers arriving from central china. Reporter but four days later, on january 21st, the c. D. C. Reported the first case of covid19 here. This is certainly not a moment for panic or high anxiety. Reporter interviewed at the World Economic por rum in davavoy. President true have it totally under control. It is one person coming from china. Reporter but events declared otherwise. On january 30th, the World Health Organization declared a Global Public health emergency. And the first known case of persontoperson transmission of covid19 in the United States was announced. There are nearly 100 other americans now being tested four nationals, other than immediate family of u. S. Citizens and permanent residents reporter the following day the Trump Administration restricted travel from china. Will be denied entry into the United States for this time. Reporter but not from europe. That wouldnt happen for more than a month, although europe was the source of many u. S. Infections, we know now. But t. My expectation, i rrospeuiro, t there was massive planning happening in the u. S. Government. Reporter dr. Ashish jha is head of the Global Health institute. I assumed there was a lot of ramping up of testing and getting our country ready for what was coming. Reporter but . It has become clear now that there was not. Reporter the fact that the c. D. C. s test kits didnt work meant that coronavirus was out there, spreading and no one knew where. Thats what is the worry, that it could become a pandemic. Reporter what came next . Six weeks of schizophrenia. President trump a lot of people think it goes away in april, with the heat. Coronavirus outbreak took a very frightening turn overnight. President trump we have it very much under control. Reporter but the nation was preoccupied not w t early march,a and achmen that it started dawning on us, my god, we wasted six weeks of Early Warning time. Here is my pile of u. S. Government pandemic preparedness plan. On top, november 2005. Reporter it wasnt as if there was no roadmap. Structural issues, who is in charge of what, what is the c. D. C. s role versus the state roles . These are in all of these plans. They have been debated by very wise people in government, both republican and democrats. Reporter and set aside, just as the Trump Administration set aside the socalled playbook handed them by the obama transition team. I was one of the people who oversaw the development of the playbook. Reporter until march 2017, beth cameron headed the office responsible for pandemic preparedness within the National Security council. Our job was to work with departments and pandic and to be more ach viaagile in response. Reporter she said was, because the office was eliminated in 2018. Gone. It was the ability to get ahead of emergencies. If our office still existed, one of the key jobs would have been to make sure we understood what was happening with the Strategic National stockpile. We didnt have tests, no ready supplies of any equipment that could determine who was infected and who wasnt. Reporter in the may issue the new republic, Laurie Garrett is scathing, blaming donald trump, but also xi jinping. Both these men screwed up everything that was possible for them to screw up. Certainly chinas line made our responseral governments response was one failure after another after another. Reporter according eienc ir country, i dont believe that was necessary if we had done our job right in january and february. We were asleep at the wheel for so long, by the time march arrived, we had no other choice but to shut the country down. President trump it will disappear. 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Yes, were dealing with issues of life and death right now, but we have to provide in b tnd is not jus black and wthe is a lot of graya lot of gray. This is my head on lockdown. And my very gray hair. Reporter and here are the heads of a lot of other people. You guys are about to see me look like one of the witches at eastwick. Look at this. Reporter even the mayor of chicago violated her own advice and headed to the salon for a haircut. I take my personal hygiene very seriously. Reporter her governor, j. B. Pritzker, had different feelings. Im going to turn into a hippie at some point here. Reporter it is not just our heads i want you to take a look at my nails. Reporter and its not just women. Call it vanity, call it selfcare, call your colorist. Mine is nancy braun. Caring about the way you look right now is not entirely sup official . No. Because it is real. It is just trying to do the little, small, incremental things that make you feel like you have a touch of control in your life where you feel like youve had none. Reporter what are you doing to take care of your clients . Somebody created this little container where youre able to put color in one side and developer in the other and seal it and protect it. Reporter nancy sent me one of those kits. Thats hair color . Thats hair color. Reporter and then i went to hair color grad school, or was it kindergarten . Are you good at coloring between the lines . Yes. Good, because thats what i need you to do. Color between the lines. It is already working . Things are happening . Things are happening. This is science. Im going to wash the pandemic right out of my hair i love it honestly, nancy, i had no idea it would make me this happy. Im so happy there is the other side. Reporter nancy is not the only one helping her clients this way. Hairstylist Kim Serratore in new jersey, she is usually part of the cbs hair and makeup teams, but these days she is dropping off color and giving lessons from at least six feet away. And lets say you dont have a stylist, you can order hair color on line or put on your mask and gloves and head to the story. Better hurry the c. E. O. Of walmart says shoppers are no longer panicking over toilet paper. Theyre panicking over their toilette. People are starting to need a haircut, so you see more beard trimmers and hair color and things like that. Reporter that d. Y. I. , do it yourself one, is a heavy one. But what if you cant do it yourself. Reporter and if hair color isnt what you need, try a virtual bang trim or help your partner get zoomready. Bottom line is do try this at home, if you want to. If you want to go gray or purple or chewbacca, you grow, girl. Look, were all in this hairy situation together. I may care a lot about my roots, but im letting my facial hair grow. And when it gets really bad, ill treat myself to a fascia facial mask. This is nancy giles, whether slicing lemons in his kitchen, reading a book in his nook, or sporting that trademark black tea and blazer, leave it to michael kors to look good under a lockdown. Whats the whole outfit. What have you got down there . You ready . You know what, ive got my cargoes on. Reporter and for one of the most recognizable names in fashion, what kors is wearing these days isnt just about style. We want the things that make us feel like our best self. That when we put it on, we feel confident. Because when you feel confident, youre going to have a better day. We all have to stay to a schedule because we do want to know what life is going to be like when we come out of this. Reporter lets face it, what were wearing right now says a lot about how were feeling. [laughter] reporter this is the most stylish backing ive seen. Sophia tang is the creative director of bloomingdales. Im going to share some ideas. Reporter she gave us a private tour of the Flagship Store in new york. What kinds of things are you seeing people doing . There is the very logical and expected life clothes that are comfortable. Lounge wear, workout clothes, and were seeing a spike in pajamas. Reporter yes, comfort is key. Just ask robin givhan, a fashion adviser for the washington post. There are going to be good days and bad days. There will be days when your anxiety gets the better of you, when the stress gets the better of you. And i think sometimes it is okay if you just want to wear your pajamas and sort of take a moment. Reporter but cozy shouldnt define the day. I think if you have a favorite sports jersey or a favorite pair of sneakers that you love or a favorite piece of jewelry, just anything that kind of reminds you of happier memories. Reporter and memories are a big part of what Laura Lippman is doing everything evening. Lippman trades in those pajamas once a night for an outfit that has a special place in her heart. She photographs herself and posts the image on her instagram page. I did it, and i thought, wow, this feels great. I dont know why. But im of the mindset right now that anything that makes you feel good, you should be doing it. I really like the very basic lace and tailored jacket that i wore to my stepsons ba bar mitzvah 15 years ago. Reporter and back to mike kors, who is donating 2 million to Coronavirus Relief efforts. He sees a Brighter Future of style and substance. I think when we come through this, i think were going to see that no one wants to give up comfort. But at the same time, i think were going to all enjoy getting a little dressed again. I think there is going to be that moment that you want to put something on that gives you that boost of confidence. I dont think were going to live the rest of our days in slippers and sweats i hope not. 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Pauley experts are on tv seemingly around the clock, offering all kinds of advice. And then mo rocca reminds us, there are the quacks. Reporter not only do they create the cure a selfdescribed genius entrepreneur with a coronavirus prevention pill arrested by the f. B. I. You take this pill once a day, you cannot contract the virus. Reporter youre saying that the silver solution would be affective . Reporter teleevangelist tim baker sued by the state of missouri to stop promoting silver solution, a socalled cure for covid19. It totally kills it, deactivates it . Yeah. Reporter those are just two examples of what are considered modern day medical quackery. Quack originates from the word quacksilva. Reporter dr. Lydia kang is the coauthor on a book of a long list of quackery, which is the promotion of a treatment or cure without a solid scientific basis. In other words, fake medicine. It is generally have thought to have reached its hay day in this country toward the end of the 19th century. When i hear the word quack, i instantly think snail oil salesman, why . There was a guy named Clark Stanley who was selling a liniment he claims had snail oil in it and he was saying it basically could cure everything. Reporter as to what was actually in it . It had beef fat and pepper and turpentine, but there was no snake oil in it, and he made a ton of money off of it. Reporter but many discredited practices were generally considered best practices in their time. For thousands of years, tree panning, the drilling of holes in the head, was used to release evil spirits. And long before the current opioid epidemic, opium, the highly addicted narcotic was a respectable goto pain reliever. They used it for everything under the sun. If youre having a bad day, you take some opium. If youre nervous, you take some opium. If you have some crying babies at home, and your busy parents trying to go to the factory, you dose them up with some opium. Reporter heroin, a derivative of opium was once even sold over the counted by bayer for sore throats and respirate were equay unscientific remedies. They used so many Different Things in enemas, pretty much anything in your Kitchen Cupboard could go into the enema. Things like milk and honey. Reporter tell me about the tobacco enema. You probably heard the term, blowing smoke of someones. Reporter yes, thats where the term came from. And remember mummy eating . Youre glad you dont. One of the weirdest things is egyptian mummies were taken from their tombs and sold overseas because they were considered this fantastic remedy for everythin. Reporter how could you be assured you were eating a ground up mummy and not just some random guy . That is true. So people would take, like, dirt and soil and ashesmus. Repoe mock our forebearers too much, are there any accepted practices right now that may be seen as quackery in 50 or 75 years . Absolutely. When i was in medical school, there was a saying, half of wha were teaching is wrong, but you just dont know which half. 50 years i think things that will be considered kind of bar basi barbaric will e the way we screen for cancers, doing a colonoscopy. Reporter of course, colonoscopies work, and theyre essential for screening for colon cancer. There is lots of public concern about covid19, and so scammers everywhere are including that in whatever theyre marketing. Reporter dr. Stephen barrett runs the internet site quackwatch. The most dangerous is miracle mineral solution, m. M. S. Reporter it is an industrialstrength bleach, thats right, bleach, that has been falsely promoted as a cure for everything from h. I. V. To malaria and now covid19. The f. D. A. Pretty much drove the sellers out of the u. S. Market. President trump and i said, spies you brought the light inside reporter this past thursday President Trump wondered out loud whether injecting household disinfectant into the virus may kill the virus. President trump then i see the dis, i dis disinfectat knocks it out in a minute. Reporter medical experts said consuming those products can kill you. Therheart surgeon mehmet oz was criticized after hyping the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for covid19, when the benefits are far from conclusive. Doctor thats where hydroxychloroquine plays a role, thats the malaria drug. Reporter he has since reversed himself. Dr. Phil mcgraw incorrectly compared the diseases danger with other causes of death. Doctor 45,000 people a year die from automobile accidents, 480,000 from cigarettes, and 460,000 from swimming pools. Reporter he, too, backtracked. While the peddlers of quack medicine may have mixed moments, dr. Lydia kang says the patients should always be treated with compassion. A lot of it really comes down to fear. People dont want to be sick. They are afraid of being sick. And hope, they want to get better, and theyll look for whatever can do so. Pauley for more, join mo for a live chat on our Facebook Page following the broadcast at 11 00 a. M. This is kind of a 11 0first. For all of us. But maybe this is a time to put other things. First. And when the day comes, when were no longer looking at our worlds from the inside out. It will be what we did in here that will make us stronger out there. Pauley she is a respected actor on a criticallyacclaimed television series, who considers fame a fourletter word. Holly williams has a sunday profile of claire danes. Reporter youve spent a lot of your life i mean, on a film set. You were a child actor . Uhhuh. Reporter that must be really weird. Its not weird for me because it has been my whole life. Reporter claire danes has been a working actor for three decades, known for performances had hold nothing back. All those classified documents reporter for eight seasons she has challenged the brilliant by subtle Carrie Matheson on homeland. It is very important. Reporter i want to read you something, claire danes chin does something remarkable when her face shows emotion. Her eyes bulge. She is almost dancing, and you worry her energy might blow a fuse in the camera. Do you recognize yourself in that description . Yeah. My face is quite rubbery or something. My face just is really expressive, and thank goodness because i do my work with it. But it betrays a lot, and that can be a real liability in life. But it does serve me as an actor. Reporter with what she calls her rubbery face, danes has taken on unorthodox, unglamorous roles that other actors might shy away from. Dont be silly i knew i was different, but not worse. Reporter a scientist i see details that other people are blind to. Why dont you love me . Reporter the clinically depressed mirabelle in shop girl, and the defining role of carrie mathison, a c. I. A. Agent struggling with bipolar disorder. Meaningful, lamented im going to get you a bit more ativan to settle you down. I dont need to settle down. Tell him reporter we visited danes in morocco last summer, as she filmed home lands final season. The show has kept pace with current events. This ending uf of a war. Reporter danes has won two emmys and two Golden Globes ma playing carrie. And cut. Reporter but homelands director told us it is a risky role, a female lead who is damaged flawed but still herwick. Heroi. I think it was a brave choice but also an exciting choice. How many characters are as rich as this for women, on tv or films. I think it is a role that doesnt come around that often. And she sure jumped into it. It has been great for me as an actress because so often, especially coming out of my 20s, i was playing characters who were completely defined by their romantic experience or the guy. Im in love. His name is jordan catalano. He was left back twice. Reporter danes was just 14 when she was cast in her first leading role as the angsty teenager in my socalled life. The series only lasted a season, but it still has a cult following. By the time she was 16, danes was starring up sit Leonardo Dicaprio in a romeo juliet thick with sexual tension. Im ail. Reporter danes looked poised to foaljectorof a uet, but instead made different choices. You famously turned down some parts in movies that turned out to be pretty big. Yes. Reporter the titanic for one. Why . I had just finished filming romeo juliet with Leonardo Dicaprio. It was just so identical to the last thing i had just done. Yeah, it just wasnt right for me in that moment. Reporter do you regret it . No, no, no. Not at all. It wasnt my destiny. Reporter her destiny was to take a break from show business and enroll at yale university. I had been working throughout my entire adolescence, really, and was starting to feel a little like a bonsai tree or something, a little strange. Reporter literally stunted . Yeah. In some ways. Just hanging out with kids my ownd le how to do that was as important as whatever eporte danes hasotal. Always seemed weary of fame, even as a 15yearold on the cusp of stardom. Ive had time to adjust to the idea of fame. It is a little frightening, but itdont wani dontwant to be afraid of. Fame is funny. It always makes me squeamish talking about it. It is in tenterlit is a little y embarrassing. Reporter but a career as an actor, she says she has always wanted. Whos idea was it for you to act . It was totally my idea. From the age of five i was clear this is the thing i wanted to do. Reporter she credits her parents, both artists, for helping her negotiate show business on her own terms. They raised her here, in manhattans soho district. A bohemian enclave. We took a tour before the city went into lockdown. You had to prove you were an artist to live in soho. Reporter how does one prove one is an artist . I dont know. And i think it was easy to cheat. Reporter she still lives a few blocks from where he grew up. And she told us she is watching homelands final season at home, along with the audience. It all seems similar to the plan she laid out as a budding teen star. I want to be a person who has a life and who acts. Reporter is that what has happened . A sane person who acts yehink so. Knock wood. I dot want to tempt fate. This has all gone much better than i had ever imagined or hoped, yeah, better than i had ever imagined or hoped, yeah, so. T up, there is a chance that thats the last time. 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[bell ringing] reporter washington was hit hard by the covid19 outbreak, with more than 700 deaths. But thanks to social distancing and a flattening of the curve in the state, just over a month later. Ill do the small one. Reporter a small sign of something almost resembling normalcy returned. Of course, there were fewer vendors than usual and a lot more rules. People stood six feet apart, there was a strict one in, one out rule, once capacity was reached. If you could just hold on a moment. Reporter with many people shopping from their cars. We just thought this would be a Good Opportunity to support local businesses and get outside. Reporter people seemed happy to wait in line, mostly just to have something to do. But also to get their hands on amazing fresh produce. Weve got the dutch ray and the frinches. People, i think, are kind of fearful of going to the Grocery Stores a lot more than this outdoor area. Reporter karen bean was selling her organic honey from a safe distance. This is a card reader. I have to pan this six feet away to somebody who has driven up. Thank you reporter on march 13th, seattle shuttered its Farmers Markets, but while the citys most famous Public Market remains mostly closed what do i owe you, my friend . Reporter the ballards Farmers Market was able to reopen, sort of. Doug farr is the general manager. Do people see this as more boutique as opposed to going to the Standard Grocery store . Yes. In our conversations with the city, there was a lot of them referring to us as an event. Reporter farr and the growers he works with are quick to remind people that what they sell is food, not unlike Grocery Stores, which, of course, have remained open. In essence, were a safer alternative than Grocery Stores. The amount of people in a Grocery Store at any given time, having access to that product, these farmers are the people who have touched that product for the first time, theyre bringing it to the Farmers Market and theyre giving it to you. And theyre giving it in open air. Reporter on a typical sunday last year, more than 20,000 people might show up to browse the fresh local produce. That number was way down this last week. But even so, with the sun shining and the market somewhat open again, it was nice to be reminded that this, too, shall pass. Wow im original. One of a kind. You feel me . Love ya. Oop you look cute. Better than you wherever drama pops off pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Is so irresistible, youll wanna eat them anywhere, so dont resist pop em outside, or on the go, or on the way home pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Pauley timenap olif under quarantine. This morning our album comes from memphis, and photographer jamie harmon. Ive been lonely for so long dont seem like happiness will come along ive been lonely for so long dont seem like happiness will come along its over my head everybody said, rocks in my bed wont somebody help me please so ive been lonely for so long dont seem like happiness will come along this is kind of a first. For all of us. But maybe this is a time to put other things. First. And when the day comes, when were no longer looking at our worlds from the inside out it will be what we did in here that will make us stronger out there. Pauley help is on the menu for hungry ericashuttered, this one is re hammered. In fact, bruno serato is feeding more people today than ever before. Twice a week here in anaheim, california, the cars line up by the hundreds. And although his fine dining now has all of the ambiance of a nascar pitstop, you cant beet beat brunos prices. It just cost a thank you, which is all many of these people can afford. What does that mean to you . That we can survive another day, we can live another day longer. Reporter bruno is catering to the growing legends of the desperate. They break my heart. Reporter a mission for which he is very wellsuited. I first met bruno 10years ago, in the aftermath of the recession. His white house restaurant was struggling, but here he was, giving away free, fancy dinners at the folks at the local boys and girls club for free. I came back after a fire destroyed his local restaurant and put his charity in jeopardy. Bruno was devastated, but back to feeding his regular costumers in a week. And then came coronavirus. Unfortunately, all those years of charity have left him deep in debt. Enough is enough. Reporter did you get a loan . I dont know yet. I pray that sooner ot something. Reporter could you lose the restaurant . If i have the choice you can save the restaurant or save the charity, no doubt about it i would save the charity. Reporter you may end up in the food line yourself then . How can i stop . Reporter and that has always been his responses. How can i stop . Reporter after the recession, after the fire, and today. It is a constant theme the more that is taken from him, the more he gives away. This month, with the help of volunteers and sponsors, bruno will donate more than 300,000 meals. And if this crisis is anything like the others, he will somehow emerge brighter than ever. Next time, you have to eat your meal. This is the american flag. Reporter i cant wait. Viva la pasta ess, swellin. And for somerinvoq can significantly rethats rinvoq relief. With ra, your overactive immune system. Attacks your joints. Rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. Rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. 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So wouldnt it be lovely if her voice could introduce children to the joys of reading. D chat with Julie Andrews about that very topic via zoom. I hope that is clear. I had a mickey mouse life in here. Reporter even at her computer in her long island home, Julie Andrews can still command a screen. So, how are you doing . Well, just fine, thank you. Good morning to you. How are you . Reporter im doing just great. Are you making the best of this odd time at home . I am. It reminds me of the war days, this particular time. I dont know if it does for anybody else. Reporter yes, i was going to mention. You were a little girl in london during world war ii. Im wondering, are there any lessons from that time that might apply to this time . It is a recognition, actually. It is another kind of war. Something that ive certainly never come across before in my life. I dont think many of us have. It is like a very surreal fiction movie in a way. It is hard to grasp that it is real, and yet you know that it is. Reporter it is probably fair to say that Julie Andrews has had a lifetime of surreal moments. Reporter at 13, she sang in a command performance for king george the sixth. All i want reporter at 20, she conquered broadway as eel e Liza Doolittle as my fair lady. And this, you may recall, was her very first movie role. Supercalifragilisticexpial idocious reporter you may not know she had a rfe toddler at h. Her daughter, emma, who joined us for our chat. Lets start at the very beginning. Thats a very good place to start. [laughter] reporter when mary poppins was released in the summer of 64, emma was barely two and a true child of hollywood. I went shopping with my nanny at the time, in the childrens section of a shopping store, and there was a display of mary poppins, and i remember stopping and looking and pointing and saying, thats my mommy and then suddenly becoming aware that a couple of women behind me were saying, isnt that sweet. That little girl thinks her mother is mary poppins. [laughter] and i was, like, no, but that really is my mommy. [laughter] reporter and now, in a way, Emma Walton Hamilton has become her mothers costar. Together theyve written more than 30 childrens books, and this week theyll debut a new podcast, julies library, where listeners can hear stories read in a very familiar voice. Were hoping these stories will bring families together, will bring all of us together, and encourage reading and literacy and all ofhave confided confidence i love reporter it all sounds practically perfect. Doremefasolatido reporter but Julie Andrews transition from songbird to childrens author was, by her own admission, difficult. Small and wide reporter in 1997, she lost her four octave soprano singing voice after vocal chord surgery. When you lost your voice, did you see a blessing in that . I didnt at first. I must be truthful, that was one of the hardest thworst things that could possibly happen because i enjoyed and loved singing so much. I knew i was going to go crazy unless i did something that felt creative and that i enjoyed. And the timing of it was exactly right because emma and i began to write together our childrens books. And it became the thing that i embraced when my voice had gone. And emma said to me one day, one of the love leastiest things, mom, you just found a different way of using your voice. For me, it is a great, great joy. Reporter and dame julie has also written a couple of bestselling memoirs. You have worked your whole life since you were a young girl, and do you find comfo i have worked all of my life. I dont think i know to do anything i mean, i love kicking back, believe me, im quite a lazy girl a lot of the time, but having something to do that i love is very necessary, and i am used to being busy. I dont think i would be very happy if i werent. When anything bums me, i try to think of nice things. Reporter it almost seems as if Julie Andrews has become a little like maria. Raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens reporter the governance in the sound of music. These are a few of my favorite things reporter she is the character who showed her family, and the world, how to deal with adversity. And in a way, she still is, especially now. I simply my favorite things and then i dont feel so sad i think so many of us have learned lessons from your moms characters in the movies. I mean, i think about in this time, you kn, sing on my favorite things. And im wondering to you personally, are there lessons that youve learned from your mom that may be apply now . Absolutely. Well, i share my mom with a lot of other people who wish that she was their mom, and i totally get it because she is a fabulous mom. The lessons that jump out at me the most, perhaps one is when in doubt, stand still. I was just going to say that, sweetheart. We finish each others sentences, and right now that is so applicable. It is very applicable right now, when in doubt, stand still and wait until the way forward is clear. There was another one that my mother used to say oy mother and my aunt. They used to say, this will have a beginning, a middle, and an end, so just wait it through. Cancer is relentless, metastatict diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. At first sign of diarrhea, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. 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How that could happen, i have no idea. And the president ial briefings come with that. President trump weve done this right, and we really, really have done this right. Ive seen the same Infectious Disease expert on multiple channels. Joining me now is dr. Anthony fauci. Dr. Anthony fauci. Lets say i have watched enough tv to know that san grou Sanjay Guptas schedule is ridiculous. Even gotten to the point where im watching b. B. C. News, our cousins across the pond. I dont know what it is about b. B. C. News, but i must find it comforting. Maybe it is knowing that this is happening to someone else. Or maybe i just think the british accept is accent is a e liless panicky. The public must adhere to socialdistancing rules. Or maybe it is where the world is spinning and there is no sound, and then suddenly dum, dum. Like an episode of law and order. But mostly i have realized by watching b. B. C. Is that were not in this alone. This is not americas pandemic. Or this is not is a pndemic affecting all of humanity, and were counting on you nerds to solve it. Go science please. Thank you. Pauley the coronavirus pandemic has focused new yorks attention on a sad and generally overlooked spot that seems like it is from another era. With erin moriarty, we travel to hart island. Reporter on a deeply Cold Saturday morning in january, we took a nearly empty ferry to a speck of land in the long island sound. For most souls who go there, it is a oneway trip. Hart island is where the city of new york buries the unknown, the unclaimed, or those too poor to afford a burial. At 101acres, it is the largest potters field in the country. Were going today because it is her birthday. Reporter we went with ee Elaine Joseph, his infant is buried here. No cell phones or cameras are allowed. There are no markers. We know the body is buried there because they told us so. Reporter but you go . I go. Because it is all i have. Its all i have left. I bring a little stuffed animal. Reporter in january 1978, elaine was a 23yearold nurse, pregnant and living with her boyfriend, when he unexpectantly went into labor and gave birth a month early. It was my first child, and i was happy to be having her. Reporter days later, she says, her daughter needed emergency surgery for a heart deformity. New york city was in the middle of a crippling snowstorm. I couldnt get to the hospital. There were no trains, no buses, no public transportation. Reporter elaine was home when she got the news. They said, she had another cardiac arrest and she died. Reporter wow, to hear that on the phone . Yes. I couldnt be there. That is one of my main regrets, is that i was not there at the hospital with her. Excuse me. It41ears, but it never goes away. Reporter when elaine did get to the hospital to claim the body of her baby girl. She said, she was already buried. And im, like, buried . How . They said that i signed to have her buried in the city cemetery. Reporter did anyone mention hear hart island to you at that point . I never heard the term hart island ever in my life. Reporter until recently, most people had never heard of hart island, although it has been a part of new york since 1868, when officials paid 75,000 or more than a Million Dollars in todays money, to make it a city cemetery. And it might have remained out of view if not for covid19, and these shocking aerial photos showing the devastation of a pandemic on those without resources. In the last month, new york went from burying 25 bodies a week to five times as many. It has always existed on the margins of the city, and it has been a place where we have buried those who are marginalized in life for generations. Reporter what makes hart island so unusual says ne new York City Councilman mark levin, for much of its history it has been run by the department of corrections, using inmates labor. It is inmates from rikers island. Reorter victims of the spanish flu and aids have been buried in secrecy, and sometimes in shame. I would take a wax crayon and write the name of the deceased, their last name, in big letters on the side of the box. Reporter until his release from jail in february, vin Vincent Mingalone placed their names on the box. Thats pretty much what weve known. This is fellow new yorkers. Is that someone who served us coffee or did our laundry . Reporter the city refused to release the names, until melinda hunt sued to obtain the names. All of a sudden in 2008, i had 50,000 burial records. Reporter melinda hunt created the hart islandproject, an online memorial. The whole point of a cemetery is storytelling. The city had no reason to deny families this information. And there were so many families. Reporter thats how in 2009, Elaine Joseph finally discovered where her infant daughter was buried 31 years after she decide. It is not only my daughter that is buried there. Everybody belongs to somebody. Everybody had a mom, had a dad, had somebody. And many of them the families dont even know theyre there. Reporter visitation to hart island is very limited. Joseph had to schedule this Birthday Celebration months in advance. She left a toy for her daughter, while a corrections officer took polaroids to mark the occasion. I can accept that she died. That i can accept. What i couldnt accept is that i lost track of where her body went and how she was treated after death. That final resting place has never been as dignified as it should have been. It has never gotten the respect it needed. That certainly needs to change. Reporter last december the new York City Council transferred control of hart island to the parks department. Earlier this month, inmates were replaced by paid landscape workers. Many are hopeful that next year hart island will be open as a memorial park, honoring those buried there. Everybody is human. Were all human. 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