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Claims he could have died from his own covid infection. Not yet confirming that he is negative tor the virus. And casing spike in parts of northeast and 11 states in the middle of the country see record rates of infection and. And one of the oldest state fairs is maintaining the tradition while keeping patrons today. But we begin with todays eye opener. Youre world in 90 seconds. It is a Tropical Storm so it continues to elongate and it weakens but still the threat of rain, still the threat of storm surge. Hurricane delta roared ashore friday evening at category 2. Now it is weakened to a Tropical Storm. I think the story becomes how active it has been in the gulf of mexico this year. Despite the arrest of 13 man charged with planning to kidnap her, givenen whitmer said the threats against her havent stopped. I feel very good, i feel strong. President trump stopped taking coronavirus related medications midday on friday. I havent even found out numbers or anything yet but ive been retested and im at either at the bottom of the scale or free. President trump refuses to debris remotely. In what the president called a big rally. History is not going to judge these events very kindly at all. I wouldnt show up unless you have a mask. The Broadway League announcing broadway will stay closed until summer of 2021. Tampa bay rnees. And all that mas. Lakers came in one win away from an nba title. Its over. The heat take every punch and refuse to surrender. Theyll be a game six. On cbs this Morning Saturday. Hello zip codes. Actor wayne knight appearing in a spot for a democratic superpac resurrecti resurrecting newman from sign field. It is not just the mail ballots, you have to worry about your grand mas medication and check and military benefits and millions of crate and barrel catalogues, theyre just piling and piling up. Theyre not getting delivered anywhere. It is a disaster. When the mail stops, the world stops. This mornings eye opener is presented by progressive, making it easy to bundle insurance. Did he wash his hands. Hes eating violently too. Are you over your yankees loss . Thanks for bringing it up. I didnt bring it up. Well try to get him through in the next couple of hours. Welcome to the weekend. Im Dana Jacobson along with jeff glor and Michelle Miller. This morning we take you to off the coast of nova skoern scotia and following great white sharks. Oi seven is looking for the sharks for a comeback and see one of the largest sharks and find out why they are the key to sustaining the worlds seafood for generations to come. And then were going to take you on a crash course in surviving an ambush. For many diplomats it is something they need to prepare for when working overseas. This morning well take you through the new Training Course now taught to americas Embassy Workers who need to be ready for the worst. And something a let harrowing and just as captivating. Photoville celebrates the o photography and the Human Experience but organizers have to rethink the entire exhibit after coronavirus. Bringing art to the outside world in a unique way. And then to bostons north end to catch up with one of the most successful restauranteurs in little italy. Frank de pasqual has a pasta shop, baky and a hotel and a magazine. Find out how it started later on the the dish. We begin with more heartache along the hurricane battered gulf coast. Heavy rain and strong winds with poundsing Coastal Louisiana and texas and mississippi. After hurricane delta became the tenth name storm to hit the u. S. Main land this year. It crashed ashore near the town of creole, louisiana, 15 miles from where laura struck six weeks ago killing two dozen people. This time the streets have been turned into rivers. At least 600,000 people are without power as powerful winds knock down lines and wires. Delta was downgraded to a Tropical Storm overnight. But the dangers it carries are far from over. As it moves slowly inland. Winds of about 45mileperhour. Mireya villareal begins our coverage in lake charles, louisiana. Good morning. Reporter well good morning. The wind and the rain were intense for several hours overnight. But the good thing is the storm blue through here pretty quickly. Now these piles right here, they were here after hurricane laura hit lake charles. But the wood is new as there is now debaris. They made several rescues overnight because there was major flooding that started to build up and is now on a lot of the roadways here in this area. Hurricane delta blew through making landfall friday as a category 2 storm, drenching with torrents of rain. The storm surge is coming in. Reporter delta winds topped out at 100 Miles Per Hour, knocking out electricity to hundreds of thousands of people. Many of them still reeling after hurricane laura that hit just six weeks ago. That storm followed nearly the same path as delta. And left nearly every building and home in lake charles, louisiana, damaged. It is hitting like probably 15 miles from where it hit originally so were worried about how our house is doing right now. Reporter this morning 2500 members of louisianas National Guard are fanning out to help hard hit areas. I want folks to be hopeful because we know that were going to do everything we can to get them right side up again. It is enormous. If you have driven around and i know you have, you just see fences down, blue tarps on every roof. Some of them unfortunate as us, weve already gotten our house roofed. But it is devastating. Reporter darren is a minister in lake charles and his church coordinates relief efforts and he admits the strong of storms has been tough. When did you start to feel that anxiety . I actually said it is 2020, what else. You know, it was just one of those things. It is just been that kind of year. Reporter our live shot is powered by generators so that is why you could see the light even though were in the dark right now. The thing about the city is most of the electricity is out everywhere. Not just here, but all of the surrounding areas as well. It could be days if not weeks before it is fixed. We also know right now there is a lot going on with the city. People will start to assess the damage as the sun rises over the next hour and try to figure out what really is salvageable an two unprecedented hurricanes sit this exact area. Jeff. Thank you very much. 75 miles east of lake charles is the city of lafayette, louisiana. Correspondent David Begnaud is there to report on the hurricane effects. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you. Welcome to my home town, lafayette. We arrived last night we notice this tree blocking this road which is a main access point to the largest hospital in the city. Lafayette general medical center. The lights are on because the hospital still has power. Theyre on backup power. But much like what mireya is seeing 60 miles to the west of here, most of lafayette is without power this morning. Let me tell you about the journey to get here. We left jennings, louisiana, last night, so were about 30 miles to the east of jennings and they took a direct hit from the storm. The eye passed right over us. Wind gusts were close to 100 Miles Per Hour. There are reports of four to five homes which have trees that fell into them. There were no reports of major injuries or deaths. The police chief pulled his cops off the road for most of the night telling people were not going to be able to check on you until saturday morning. As we left jennings and headed east toward lake charles, toward lafayette, most of interstate 10 was open. There was flooding on the sides but nothing blocking the roadway. But when we got into the hub city, which is known, which is now lafayette is known, there are trees all over the place. No reports of major injuries or deaths here, but it is a massive cleanup effort today and into next week. Before i toss back to you, a bit of a Public Service announcement. Do you know that most of the deaths reported from hurricane laura six weeks ago were due to Carbon Monoxide poisoning. People who dpts die because trees fell on them but because they were poisoned, so for theh by this storm now, delta, please keep your generators as least 20 feet way from where you are. It is a life saver. That is a great point. David begnaud, thank you. Jeff berardelli. Good to see you. In this unprecedented Hurricane Season, dealing with more now. It has been unprecedented. A recentless barrage. It is nice to see you, even though im 30 feet away but it is great to be back with the family. Over the last 18 hours the storm made landfall yesterday evening and the good news is it is weakening rapidly. So that is great. Right now the winds down to around 45 Miles Per Hour as you could see it is moving at a good clip. 16 Miles Per Hour. But despite the fact that it is moving so fast, it dumped a ton of rain. In between lake charles and alexandria, a foot to a foot and a half, up to 20 inches of rain. 101 mile wind gusts in texas and 96 Miles Per Hour in lake charles, louisiana. Weve had ten feet of storm surge at the coast and this is setting records. The tenth u. S. Landfall and the first time a greek storm has made landfall in the u. S. And this is the most astonishing aspect, laura made landfall six weeks ago right here. Only 12 miles away from where delta made landfall. But the good news is the storm is weakening. Well see wind gusts of 50 to 55 Miles Per Hour. Lots of heavy rain in the tennessee valley. As you could see that moves into the ohio valley and new york city and new jersey during the day tomorrow and that rain spreads south into virginia and North Carolina as well. How much rain are we likely to see . Well not more. Generally about three to five inches. Some pockets of heavier rain that will cause flooding. Were at storm number 25. We get to 28 and we tie 2005 and at 29 well break the alltime record and with two and a half months left, it is very possible. Dana. I think the line in one ever those pieces was it is 2020. That is what weve come to expect. Jeff, thank you mu its to see you. President trump is ready to resume public appearances to make up for lost time with his bout from the coronavirus. Despite lengering questions about his health, the president is expected to host his first event at the white house today since testing positive for the virus. Two weeks after President Trump announced judge Amy Coney Barrett as his Supreme Court nominee during a crowded ceremony. Dr. Fauci now calls that a super spreading event. Chip reid is at the white house this morning with more. Chip, good morning. Reporter well, good morning. Trump is planning to hit the campaign trail on monday with a rally in florida. But his first public event since testing positive will be here at the white house this afternoon. Hundreds of people are expected to attend and some medical experts are already predicting that this could become another super spreader event. I feel really good. I feel very strong. Reporter in an interview on fox news friday night, President Trump said he had completed his course of covid therapeutics and described his early symptoms as mild. It didnt feel strong. It didnt feel really strong. I didnt have a problem with breathing. Which a lot of people seem to have. I had none of that. But i didnt feel very strong. I didnt feel very vital. I didnt feel like the president of the u. S. Should feel. And i knew there was something a little bit off. Reporter but earlier in the day, the president told Rush Limbaugh he was so sick last week he thought he might not make it. Just looks like it was going to be a big deal. And you know what that means. That means bad. Reporter the president said he recovered quickly because he had immediate access to the doctors and the treatments. We have white house doctor who is great and you have so many great doctors. Ac aro easily easier for meebo where it is a big deal to see a ite use has to de if he has tes negative for the virus. Which would indicate hes no longer contagious. While campaigning in nevada on friday, former Vice President joe biden calls the president s behavior reckless. His reckless personal conduct since the diagnosis and the destabilizing effect on our government is unconscionable. He didnt take the necessary precautions to protect himself or others. Reporter when asked about mr. Trumps plan to return to the campaign trail, the democratic nominee said this. Good luck. I wouldnt show up unless you have a mask and keep your distance. Reporter as you mentioned, michelle, the second president ial debate has now officially been canceled and bl debate commission. They say that they are biased in favor of joe biden even though it is a bipartisan commission. Michelle. How about that. Chip reid, thank you so much. Well there are ommin os new signs that the u. S. Is on the verge of another strong wave of the coronavirus. On friday more than 57,000 new cases were reported. There are now more than 7. 6 million known infections across the country. And the death toll has climbed to more than 213,000. Michael george is here in new york with our report. Michael, good morning. Reporter michelle, good morning. Preventative measures are already in place across the country. Here in new york city, broadway will remain shut down through may. Be then the theaters will have been closed for more than a year. A surge in coronavirus cases coming during flu season has Health Professionals preparing and warning for the worst. We do see some of those early signs that we saw across the south after memorial day. At silent spread. Ly reporter dr. Deborah birx of the Coronavirus Task force toured the northeast this week warning of a surge and pointing the finger at those responsible. It is happening in homes and social occasions and people gathering and taking their mask off. Reporter stepping up to help, these volunteers in new york are literally standing on street corners handing out masks. Ive seen a lot of people without masks. So they see us and theyre grabbing it. Reporter but also in new york city, members of the Orthodox Jewish community took to the streets and took the governor to court for closing houses of worship in order to slow the spread. A federal judge sided with the governor friday. Well, look, were going to go through a tough few weeks here in new york city. Reporter while the new york mayor condemned the protest, the state is tightening restrictions in the places where the virus is spreading and it is impacting broadway. It is certainly possible that shows will not be able to come back. Reporter the Broadway League said shows are a 15 billion a year boost to the local economy. Now some 97,000 workers are waiting in the wings. Including key wilson, shes part of the musical show company. I feel like were in a Holding Pattern but we have to make some choices. A musician is going back to school for accounting to try to have a new career. Reporter and the broadway shutdown is more than just a hit to the economy. It is a symbol of this city. The shutdown means that new york city wont be fully back to normal for at least another eight months michael, thank you. The World Health Organization has called on europe to take urgent action as coronavirus cases continue to surge across the continent. New restrictions are imposed on many key european cities as daily infection rates reached 100,000. On friday there were nearly 37 million confirmed cases reported worldwide. More than 1 Million Deaths have been reported. Roxana saberi joins us with more on this. Good morning to rd mog, jef. Infections here in england and across the continent with run against soaring. Governments have so far have avoided lockdowns. In spain a 15 day state of emergency began yesterday. 7,000 Police Officers are tasked innd a madrid,hiow restrictions s hignden earp the area for work, school and trips. Despite opposition from local authorities. In france intensive care units are filling up again with covid patients. The country reported a record of more than 20,000 new infections yesterday. Paris is now on maximum alert with bars and gyms and pools shut for two weeks. Restaurants and bars in berlin have a curfew of 11 00 p. M. From today. German chancellor Angela Merkel is calling on people to social distance more. Kept in check better than any neighbors but seeing a jump since april. Here in england gatherings have been limited to six people since last month and pubs an restaurants have to close by 10 00 p. M. The primary is expected to announce further restrictions on monday in hopes of slowing the spread of the virus. Dana. Thank you. Now to the alleged plot to kidnap michigans governor. Other extremist groups could attempt vile acts in the months ahead. Six were charged in federal court with conspiring to kidnap democratic governor gretchen whitmer. The others were charged in state court for allegedly seeking to storm the state capitol. Authorities say most of the men are linked to a Para Military group that heavily recruits on social media. Jeff pegues reports. Reporter with the suspects behind bars, new details are emerging about how much of a threat the group, some of them seen at armed protests in the state capitol, opposed to governor gretchen whitmer. At times she and her family had been moved around as a result of activities that Law Enforcement was aware of. News of another arrest in south carolina. Paul he had bard bellar charged with providing terrorist acts. In this video one of the other suspects Brandon Caserta is wearing a hawaiian shirt. Similar to what the Tropical Storm<\/a> so it continues to elongate and it weakens but still the threat of rain, still the threat of storm surge. Hurricane delta roared ashore friday evening at category 2. Now it is weakened to a Tropical Storm<\/a>. I think the story becomes how active it has been in the gulf of mexico this year. Despite the arrest of 13 man charged with planning to kidnap her, givenen whitmer said the threats against her havent stopped. I feel very good, i feel strong. President trump stopped taking coronavirus related medications midday on friday. I havent even found out numbers or anything yet but ive been retested and im at either at the bottom of the scale or free. President trump refuses to debris remotely. In what the president called a big rally. History is not going to judge these events very kindly at all. I wouldnt show up unless you have a mask. The Broadway League<\/a> announcing broadway will stay closed until summer of 2021. Tampa bay rnees. And all that mas. Lakers came in one win away from an nba title. Its over. The heat take every punch and refuse to surrender. Theyll be a game six. On cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Hello zip codes. Actor wayne knight appearing in a spot for a democratic superpac resurrecti resurrecting newman from sign field. It is not just the mail ballots, you have to worry about your grand mas medication and check and military benefits and millions of crate and barrel catalogues, theyre just piling and piling up. Theyre not getting delivered anywhere. It is a disaster. When the mail stops, the world stops. This mornings eye opener is presented by progressive, making it easy to bundle insurance. Did he wash his hands. Hes eating violently too. Are you over your yankees loss . Thanks for bringing it up. I didnt bring it up. Well try to get him through in the next couple of hours. Welcome to the weekend. Im Dana Jacobson<\/a> along with jeff glor and Michelle Miller<\/a>. This morning we take you to off the coast of nova skoern scotia and following great white sharks. Oi seven is looking for the sharks for a comeback and see one of the largest sharks and find out why they are the key to sustaining the worlds seafood for generations to come. And then were going to take you on a crash course in surviving an ambush. For many diplomats it is something they need to prepare for when working overseas. This morning well take you through the new Training Course<\/a> now taught to americas Embassy Workers<\/a> who need to be ready for the worst. And something a let harrowing and just as captivating. Photoville celebrates the o photography and the Human Experience<\/a> but organizers have to rethink the entire exhibit after coronavirus. Bringing art to the outside world in a unique way. And then to bostons north end to catch up with one of the most successful restauranteurs in little italy. Frank de pasqual has a pasta shop, baky and a hotel and a magazine. Find out how it started later on the the dish. We begin with more heartache along the hurricane battered gulf coast. Heavy rain and strong winds with poundsing Coastal Louisiana<\/a> and texas and mississippi. After hurricane delta became the tenth name storm to hit the u. S. Main land this year. It crashed ashore near the town of creole, louisiana, 15 miles from where laura struck six weeks ago killing two dozen people. This time the streets have been turned into rivers. At least 600,000 people are without power as powerful winds knock down lines and wires. Delta was downgraded to a Tropical Storm<\/a> overnight. But the dangers it carries are far from over. As it moves slowly inland. Winds of about 45mileperhour. Mireya villareal begins our coverage in lake charles, louisiana. Good morning. Reporter well good morning. The wind and the rain were intense for several hours overnight. But the good thing is the storm blue through here pretty quickly. Now these piles right here, they were here after hurricane laura hit lake charles. But the wood is new as there is now debaris. They made several rescues overnight because there was major flooding that started to build up and is now on a lot of the roadways here in this area. Hurricane delta blew through making landfall friday as a category 2 storm, drenching with torrents of rain. The storm surge is coming in. Reporter delta winds topped out at 100 Miles Per Hour<\/a>, knocking out electricity to hundreds of thousands of people. Many of them still reeling after hurricane laura that hit just six weeks ago. That storm followed nearly the same path as delta. And left nearly every building and home in lake charles, louisiana, damaged. It is hitting like probably 15 miles from where it hit originally so were worried about how our house is doing right now. Reporter this morning 2500 members of louisianas National Guard<\/a> are fanning out to help hard hit areas. I want folks to be hopeful because we know that were going to do everything we can to get them right side up again. It is enormous. If you have driven around and i know you have, you just see fences down, blue tarps on every roof. Some of them unfortunate as us, weve already gotten our house roofed. But it is devastating. Reporter darren is a minister in lake charles and his church coordinates relief efforts and he admits the strong of storms has been tough. When did you start to feel that anxiety . I actually said it is 2020, what else. You know, it was just one of those things. It is just been that kind of year. Reporter our live shot is powered by generators so that is why you could see the light even though were in the dark right now. The thing about the city is most of the electricity is out everywhere. Not just here, but all of the surrounding areas as well. It could be days if not weeks before it is fixed. We also know right now there is a lot going on with the city. People will start to assess the damage as the sun rises over the next hour and try to figure out what really is salvageable an two unprecedented hurricanes sit this exact area. Jeff. Thank you very much. 75 miles east of lake charles is the city of lafayette, louisiana. Correspondent David Begnaud<\/a> is there to report on the hurricane effects. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you. Welcome to my home town, lafayette. We arrived last night we notice this tree blocking this road which is a main access point to the largest hospital in the city. Lafayette general medical center. The lights are on because the hospital still has power. Theyre on backup power. But much like what mireya is seeing 60 miles to the west of here, most of lafayette is without power this morning. Let me tell you about the journey to get here. We left jennings, louisiana, last night, so were about 30 miles to the east of jennings and they took a direct hit from the storm. The eye passed right over us. Wind gusts were close to 100 Miles Per Hour<\/a>. There are reports of four to five homes which have trees that fell into them. There were no reports of major injuries or deaths. The police chief pulled his cops off the road for most of the night telling people were not going to be able to check on you until saturday morning. As we left jennings and headed east toward lake charles, toward lafayette, most of interstate 10 was open. There was flooding on the sides but nothing blocking the roadway. But when we got into the hub city, which is known, which is now lafayette is known, there are trees all over the place. No reports of major injuries or deaths here, but it is a massive cleanup effort today and into next week. Before i toss back to you, a bit of a Public Service<\/a> announcement. Do you know that most of the deaths reported from hurricane laura six weeks ago were due to Carbon Monoxide<\/a> poisoning. People who dpts die because trees fell on them but because they were poisoned, so for theh by this storm now, delta, please keep your generators as least 20 feet way from where you are. It is a life saver. That is a great point. David begnaud, thank you. Jeff berardelli. Good to see you. In this unprecedented Hurricane Season<\/a>, dealing with more now. It has been unprecedented. A recentless barrage. It is nice to see you, even though im 30 feet away but it is great to be back with the family. Over the last 18 hours the storm made landfall yesterday evening and the good news is it is weakening rapidly. So that is great. Right now the winds down to around 45 Miles Per Hour<\/a> as you could see it is moving at a good clip. 16 Miles Per Hour<\/a>. But despite the fact that it is moving so fast, it dumped a ton of rain. In between lake charles and alexandria, a foot to a foot and a half, up to 20 inches of rain. 101 mile wind gusts in texas and 96 Miles Per Hour<\/a> in lake charles, louisiana. Weve had ten feet of storm surge at the coast and this is setting records. The tenth u. S. Landfall and the first time a greek storm has made landfall in the u. S. And this is the most astonishing aspect, laura made landfall six weeks ago right here. Only 12 miles away from where delta made landfall. But the good news is the storm is weakening. Well see wind gusts of 50 to 55 Miles Per Hour<\/a>. Lots of heavy rain in the tennessee valley. As you could see that moves into the ohio valley and new york city and new jersey during the day tomorrow and that rain spreads south into virginia and North Carolina<\/a> as well. How much rain are we likely to see . Well not more. Generally about three to five inches. Some pockets of heavier rain that will cause flooding. Were at storm number 25. We get to 28 and we tie 2005 and at 29 well break the alltime record and with two and a half months left, it is very possible. Dana. I think the line in one ever those pieces was it is 2020. That is what weve come to expect. Jeff, thank you mu its to see you. President trump is ready to resume public appearances to make up for lost time with his bout from the coronavirus. Despite lengering questions about his health, the president is expected to host his first event at the white house today since testing positive for the virus. Two weeks after President Trump<\/a> announced judge Amy Coney Barrett<\/a> as his Supreme Court<\/a> nominee during a crowded ceremony. Dr. Fauci now calls that a super spreading event. Chip reid is at the white house this morning with more. Chip, good morning. Reporter well, good morning. Trump is planning to hit the campaign trail on monday with a rally in florida. But his first public event since testing positive will be here at the white house this afternoon. Hundreds of people are expected to attend and some medical experts are already predicting that this could become another super spreader event. I feel really good. I feel very strong. Reporter in an interview on fox news friday night, President Trump<\/a> said he had completed his course of covid therapeutics and described his early symptoms as mild. It didnt feel strong. It didnt feel really strong. I didnt have a problem with breathing. Which a lot of people seem to have. I had none of that. But i didnt feel very strong. I didnt feel very vital. I didnt feel like the president of the u. S. Should feel. And i knew there was something a little bit off. Reporter but earlier in the day, the president told Rush Limbaugh<\/a> he was so sick last week he thought he might not make it. Just looks like it was going to be a big deal. And you know what that means. That means bad. Reporter the president said he recovered quickly because he had immediate access to the doctors and the treatments. We have white house doctor who is great and you have so many great doctors. Ac aro easily easier for meebo where it is a big deal to see a ite use has to de if he has tes negative for the virus. Which would indicate hes no longer contagious. While campaigning in nevada on friday, former Vice President<\/a> joe biden calls the president s behavior reckless. His reckless personal conduct since the diagnosis and the destabilizing effect on our government is unconscionable. He didnt take the necessary precautions to protect himself or others. Reporter when asked about mr. Trumps plan to return to the campaign trail, the democratic nominee said this. Good luck. I wouldnt show up unless you have a mask and keep your distance. Reporter as you mentioned, michelle, the second president ial debate has now officially been canceled and bl debate commission. They say that they are biased in favor of joe biden even though it is a bipartisan commission. Michelle. How about that. Chip reid, thank you so much. Well there are ommin os new signs that the u. S. Is on the verge of another strong wave of the coronavirus. On friday more than 57,000 new cases were reported. There are now more than 7. 6 million known infections across the country. And the death toll has climbed to more than 213,000. Michael george is here in new york with our report. Michael, good morning. Reporter michelle, good morning. Preventative measures are already in place across the country. Here in new york city, broadway will remain shut down through may. Be then the theaters will have been closed for more than a year. A surge in coronavirus cases coming during flu season has Health Professionals<\/a> preparing and warning for the worst. We do see some of those early signs that we saw across the south after memorial day. At silent spread. Ly reporter dr. Deborah birx of the Coronavirus Task<\/a> force toured the northeast this week warning of a surge and pointing the finger at those responsible. It is happening in homes and social occasions and people gathering and taking their mask off. Reporter stepping up to help, these volunteers in new york are literally standing on street corners handing out masks. Ive seen a lot of people without masks. So they see us and theyre grabbing it. Reporter but also in new york city, members of the Orthodox Jewish<\/a> community took to the streets and took the governor to court for closing houses of worship in order to slow the spread. A federal judge sided with the governor friday. Well, look, were going to go through a tough few weeks here in new york city. Reporter while the new york mayor condemned the protest, the state is tightening restrictions in the places where the virus is spreading and it is impacting broadway. It is certainly possible that shows will not be able to come back. Reporter the Broadway League<\/a> said shows are a 15 billion a year boost to the local economy. Now some 97,000 workers are waiting in the wings. Including key wilson, shes part of the musical show company. I feel like were in a Holding Pattern<\/a> but we have to make some choices. A musician is going back to school for accounting to try to have a new career. Reporter and the broadway shutdown is more than just a hit to the economy. It is a symbol of this city. The shutdown means that new york city wont be fully back to normal for at least another eight months michael, thank you. The World Health Organization<\/a> has called on europe to take urgent action as coronavirus cases continue to surge across the continent. New restrictions are imposed on many key european cities as daily infection rates reached 100,000. On friday there were nearly 37 million confirmed cases reported worldwide. More than 1 Million Deaths<\/a> have been reported. Roxana saberi joins us with more on this. Good morning to rd mog, jef. Infections here in england and across the continent with run against soaring. Governments have so far have avoided lockdowns. In spain a 15 day state of emergency began yesterday. 7,000 Police Officers<\/a> are tasked innd a madrid,hiow restrictions s hignden earp the area for work, school and trips. Despite opposition from local authorities. In france intensive care units are filling up again with covid patients. The country reported a record of more than 20,000 new infections yesterday. Paris is now on maximum alert with bars and gyms and pools shut for two weeks. Restaurants and bars in berlin have a curfew of 11 00 p. M. From today. German chancellor Angela Merkel<\/a> is calling on people to social distance more. Kept in check better than any neighbors but seeing a jump since april. Here in england gatherings have been limited to six people since last month and pubs an restaurants have to close by 10 00 p. M. The primary is expected to announce further restrictions on monday in hopes of slowing the spread of the virus. Dana. Thank you. Now to the alleged plot to kidnap michigans governor. Other extremist groups could attempt vile acts in the months ahead. Six were charged in federal court with conspiring to kidnap democratic governor gretchen whitmer. The others were charged in state court for allegedly seeking to storm the state capitol. Authorities say most of the men are linked to a Para Military<\/a> group that heavily recruits on social media. Jeff pegues reports. Reporter with the suspects behind bars, new details are emerging about how much of a threat the group, some of them seen at armed protests in the state capitol, opposed to governor gretchen whitmer. At times she and her family had been moved around as a result of activities that Law Enforcement<\/a> was aware of. News of another arrest in south carolina. Paul he had bard bellar charged with providing terrorist acts. In this video one of the other suspects Brandon Caserta<\/a> is wearing a hawaiian shirt. Similar to what the Boogaloo Boys<\/a> wear. Cbs news obtained this fib bulletin that went out last week warning that antigovernment extremists are focused on sparking violence in the next three months up to the january 2021 nomination and this could be a flash point. Groups that track militia movements estimate there are about 200 across the country. So i think this plot to kidnap the governor is an example of armed cells, these radicalized groups, increasingly looking at unfolding plans to attack and topple state governments, not just the federal government. Reporter and according to the department of Homeland Security<\/a> threat assessment, those groups often target Law Enforcement<\/a> and in the michigan case it was that kind of chatter that caught the fbis attention. Five of the defendants arrested in that case are going to be in a courtroom on tuesday facing federal charges. Jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. It is about 22 minutes after the hour. Now here is a look at the weather for your weekend. It is a hard landing for airline employees. Thousands learned theyve been furloughed due to the pandemic. Still ahead, how these job losses will affect the broader economy. Plus red lining has met denial of mortgages and other Financial Services<\/a> to neighborhoods based on race. Well hear about green lining, an effort to help reverse that trend and help communities thrive. And crash course. Lessons in automotive escape are one feature of a program for american diplomats who are stationed in dangerous parts of the world. Well take you to the place where they train. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. The waters of deep and the pixels of a computer screen. Still ahead this morning, well return to the waters of the atlantic for an update on the shark tagging team keeping tabs on ancient creatures. How ptoville is bringing great photography out of the museum and into open air venues across america. Well be right back. This is cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will return in a few minutes. For now, im annemarie green with a look at the other stories were following. As many colleges turn to remote learning, some students are taking an unorthodox approach. Cbss nancy chen reports. Reporter exercise among the trees. Nature walks in the woods a studying in the fresh air. A Company Called<\/a> a place beyond has converted this camp into a college campus. There is going to be weekend backpacking trips. There is going to be white water rafting. Reporter tatiana wells going to college in california, her friend is a sophomore at column university in new york. When the coronavirus pushed their classes online, they decided to come to arizonas Prescott National<\/a> forest for the fall semester. There are three dozen students from 20 colleges nationwide, all were tested for covid and have now formed a selfcontained environment. Even though you are kind of contained in a bubble, you dont feel restricted. Reporter students across the country are looking for alternatives to logging on at home. This group of friends left new england to rent a condo in the rocky mountains. This is the first one were doing the pilot right now. Reporter back in arizona the cofounder of a place beyond is already looking to expand. Were hoping next spring to do a couple of sites. Weav were talking to folks in colorado. He believes this model of learning and living could become a popular option for colonel students even after the pandemic ends. Nancy chen, cbs news. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will be right back. In the bay area, we believe in science. Traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. Thats why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. Which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. To keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. And measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. Relieve traffic. Reduce pollution. Rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Tens of thousands of Airline Workers<\/a> are out of job this is weekend. The federal governments 25 billion Payroll Support Program<\/a> has expired. Along with a ban on airline job cuts. Now while there is a chance that congress and the white house could provide new aid, the enormous number of furloughs could deal a major blow to the overall economy. Kris van cleave has the story. Reporter annette hala lost her dream job to covid. I love my job. The thought of losing it is really hard right now. Reporter and shes not alone. About 45,000 airline employees were subject to be furloughed or laid off starting october 1st. Congress is still trying to agree on a measure to renew the expired Payroll Support Program<\/a> to keep everyone working. Hala worries how shell pay for the home she bought in february if the help doesnt come. I cant imagine not having a paycheck and Health Insurance<\/a> is big. Reporter at least another 44,000 Airline Workers<\/a> have taken exit packages and left their jobs and others have taken unpaid leave. And the trouble on the tarmac is far beyond the terminal as commercial aviation supported another 10. 4 million u. S. Workers, one out of every 14 jobs, like the one 62yearold Teresa Santucci<\/a> lost. She works on alaska in flight magazine which shut down after the airline pulled it the planes. A day later were eout offic. You cant get more sudden and expected than that. Reporter tens of thousands of bags of nuts, the airlines cant use. Business is down 80 . The pandemic is also devastating the Airport Parking<\/a> industry which employed by 12,000 precovid and lost business and counting. Our business just disappeared into thin air. Reporter rob chavezs family has owned fast park for 60 years. He had to lay off 60 of his staff, that is 540 people. Dajuan reports was one of them. He was furloughed for four months. What is that like . Bad. Bad for me. Reporter hes finally back working but only parttime. Does this cover your bills . It is helping right now. Bu reat cb morn saturday, eamore. Awful. A lot more news straight ahead. But first here is a look at the weather for your weekend. Reinvigorating our communities by reversing the economic discrimination that is too long been in place. Up next, how a program called green lining is green lighting prosperity where it is needed most. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Into a smaller life . U are your asthma treatments just not enough . Then see what could open up for you with fasenra. It is not a steroid or inhaler. It is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. Its an addon injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. Nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. Fasenra is designed to target and remove eosinophils, a key cause of asthma. 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Reporter a century ago, kimberly alexanders Family Business<\/a> was a fixture here. Her grandfather built and owns the atlanta Life Insurance<\/a> company, one of the nations most successful black businesses and a corner stone of atlantas black wall street. After de segregation where businesses shuttered and left because they had opportunity elsewhere and some people thought the grass was greening on the other side so unfortunate that left a lot of buildings plighted. And red lined. And red lined. Reporter the federal government began the practice of red lining in the 1930s. Outlining in red ink on maps areas deemed hazardous, home to black minority and immigrant populations. Based on that mortgage lenders could deny loans to low income minorities causing disinvestment and placing Home Ownership<\/a> out of reach for people of color. I think you see it in every city in america. This is where the basis of segregated neighborhoods remains to this day. Reporter this councilman represents this district, half of which is enjoying the bloom of reinvestment, the other still blighted. You could draw a line northwest to southeast and most above are white and beneath are black and youre still living with the wealth gap because of that. In the 1968 city leaders pushed projects like invest in atlanta to revitalize distressed areas. But many neighborhoods once deemed hazardous are por than like likely others to consist of minority residents. Weve had probably over seven decades and i simply said, im going to try to make a difference here. Reporter chicago native and Real Estate Developer<\/a> is trying to revitalize neighborhoods without completely gentrifying them or pricing out long time residents. He calls that balance green lining. Want to make green lining about neighborhood reinvestment and neighborhood redevelopment. Reporter in june his firm green lighting reality usa partnered with a d. C. Based nonprofit to build and rehab Residential Properties<\/a> in woodlawn. An our rich in culture. It is the setting for lorraine hansberrys play shaped by a racin in the son and the future home of the obama president ial center. My goal is to be a resource and a kata list and spur investment. It is like dropping a pebble and watch a ripple effect. Reporter with Tax Delinquent Properties<\/a> and sells them at below market rates. Buyers must be developers who then rehab the properties and sell them to perspective homeowners. If youre serious about neighborhood transformation, it is not going to get done by simply building new homes on vacant lots and rehabbing blighted properties. I have to make an investment in the Grammar School<\/a> across the street and partner with ywcf chicago and work with gang bangers and trying to get kids off the street. So it is a 360 degree transformation. So it is one thing to be interested in the financial gains, but we also have to be involved and engaged and just as concerned around the social gained. Reporter so the Development Corporation<\/a> owns this whole block. Just about. Minus one property on the corner. Reporter back in atlanta Chenee Joseph<\/a> runs the Historic District<\/a> development organization, a Grassroots Organization<\/a> founded by Coretta Scott<\/a> king to preserve the Martin Luther<\/a> king jr. Historical corridor nearby. The houses that you see in this neighborhood were either vacant lots or just dilapidated. So within 40 years we alone have built or rehabbed about 121 singlefamily homes. Weve built about 500 units and 40,000 square feet of commercial space. Reporter but that hasnt been without challenges. A majority of Affordable Housing<\/a> here is owned by nonprofits and churches. Much of it unsubsidized. So hddc cant easily profit off its investments. What youve done in 40 years, bigger development operations, been able to do and two to five. Theyve been able to do that with quite a bit of resources. It is the resources that arent afforded to us. We basically had to create something out of nothing. And to be able to do that, almost singlehandedly is an accomplish. We dont take lightly. Reporter despite the practice being illegal, black loan applicants are still turned away by banks at a higher rate than white applicants. The widespread use of red lining has allowed generations of wight americans to build wealth through equity in homes and businesses. Further widening a wealth gap africanamericans have yet to rebound from. We have a cat cafe on our street. It is a cafe in which you pay money to pet cats. So youre saying you could give money to to pet cats. Yeah. But you cant get money to. But i cant get money revitalize one of the oldest africanamerican streets in america. Reporter showing that on paper in black and white joseph said is key. This is a sketch of all of the projects that are planned and in process on auburn avenue. Youre looking at about half a billion dollars of redevelopment. Reporter so this is a good investment. This is absolutely a good investment. Why . Well this is good because youre working with stakeholders that already own their properties. Right. So youre not having to deal with acquisition. But more importantly what youre doing is reinvesting back into your community that is going to continue to prosper time and time again. Reporter it is what kimberly alexanders family did. Buying the property across the street, which before the pandemic was home to several businesses. Invest atlanta has been an integral part of providing capital for businesses. But i still say there needs to be the private sector that gets involved and developers that want to make this city live up to its, you know, creed. Reporter and we mentioned the pandemic wreaking havoc on businesses. It also has a health impact. And there is i connection with red lining in that folks who suffer from asthma and copd and diabetes and obesity in larger numbers, africanamericans is because and the desperate affects are due to they dont have access to health and hospitals. Theyre just not in those neighborhoods. So it is still impacting. It is like dropping a pebble and seeing the ripple. Great report, michelle. To escaping a burning embassy. An unusual course for american diplomats and why the training is more important than ever. Yure watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. With less eczema, you can show more skin. So roll up those sleeves. And help heal your skin from within with dupixent. Dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderatetosevere eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. Dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. 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Working for an embassy in a foreign land may sound alluring but as recent history show us american diplomats could face danger in posting overseas. Now the government has responded by providing an education like no other. Before embassies workers head abroad they head to a facility in virginia where the worst that could happen is part of the curriculum. We have the story. Reporter if the goal of diplomacy is to avoid conflict, lets call this plan b. But in an increasingly unpredictable world, the state deprtment said it wants its people prepared for anything. From facilitating the expulsion of a hostile vehicle to the successful negotiation of unfamiliar terrain. So it built this. The sprawling Foreign Affairs<\/a> Security Training<\/a> center in blackstone, virginia. Where diplomats are trained how to react to hostile or dangerous situations. Secure all classified. Reporter and what to do if the situation goes from bad to, well im hearing fire. Reporter rick gouley is the senior explosives and Counter Measure<\/a> structur measu measurin stuktor. Why do you want to show them this. To understand that they need to protect themselves and a little bit of a wearness goes a long way. Is that a realty check. Absolutely. Reporter after the state department had his own reality check in 2012 whether four americans including ambassador Chris Stevens<\/a> were killed athe u. S. Consulate. It got a lot of focus as it should have and we did learn lessons an were sending people to challenging locations, we owe it to them as u. S. Citizens to make sure theyre prepared. Reporter todd brown is from the Diplomatic Security<\/a> service and said the five day course used to be reserved for high risk assignments and now it is standard for everyone. These skills will serve you if it is a Natural Disaster<\/a> or an incident of crime or a medical emergency. I think it just makes our diplomats better prepared no matter where they go. Reporter this smoke house simulation teaches them how to escape a dark burning building and adding from a direct result of what happened in libya. Trainees undergo hours of precision driving which in my case was somewhat less than precise. I think you missed it. I think i killed it. Reporter the final exam is every diplomats worst nightmare. An embassy siege. The goal is to make it as realistic as possible so we have an embassy on fire behind us and as they try to evacuate they come across a Building Full<\/a> of casualties where they are asking the trainees to perform medical training theyve done today in addition to having to get ready to get on the helicopter. And if you condition get on the helicopter, you dont pass the course. Is it more dangerous to be a diplomat now than it was 20 years ago . To say the world is more challenging, i think that is a fair statement. The diplomats of today are not drinking gin and tonic on the terrace. Our military colleagues take on significant risk overseas but so do our diplomats and im pleased that we have this facility so train them as they should be trained and prepare them for what comes. Reporter it requires proper preparation. Better to have the training and not need it than to need it and not know what to do. For cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, christina ruffini. Great elements there. Ive done one of the courses and it gives you an appreciation not just for the diplomats but for the people protecting them who you dont always see in the spotlight or at the microphone. And what christina was saying at the end, it is so much better to have the training than if youre sit tting there and don know what to do. Weve seen the impact it you dont have it and what to do. If youre heading out of the door, record cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. In the next hour, swimming with sharks. 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Michael george, cbs news, new york. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will be right back. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Im jeff glor. Dont bring me down. Dana jacobson and Michelle Miller<\/a> here. Coming up this hour, theyre shark hunting but not for sport. Well take you out on the atlantic with a group of dedicated researchers find and tag deep sea swimmers. What is happening to their numbers. And then museums have been struggling during the pandemic but one unconventional art program may be just right for these times. Well see how photoville has taken amazing images and put rightnto l delight. Some state fairs are on hold but in texas some of the best loved attractions are still available. Well see how they cooked uppa solution to survive this pandemic year. That is ahead. But first the damage from hurricane delta. Powerful winds and rain are battling Coastal Louisiana<\/a> and parts of texas after delta becamed tenth named storm to hit the main land this year. It came ashore near the town of creole, louisiana, 15 miles from where hurricane laura struck six weeks ago thmt time streets are filled with water. High winds took down power lines leaving half a Million People<\/a> with no power. The winds even blew a big truck on its side. Delta was downgraded to a Tropical Storm<\/a> overnight as it moves inland with winds of about 45 Miles Per Hour<\/a> but lifethreatening storm surge is just one of the lingering concerns. Maria villarreal is in the lake charles area with the latest. Good morning. Reporter good morning, jeff. This is the third storm that ive covered this Hurricane Season<\/a> and for some of the warriors, this is their fourth and fifth. What make this is one different oh, no. We lost her. We lost her. Some high winds in louisiana. So were going to jeff who is tracking what is left of delta right now. What is next from the hurricane and beyond this. So the good news is it is weakening. That is great. But thankfully, because it is a relentless assault. Left and right hooks and it just keeps coming. But things are quieting down and that is good news. The storm made landfall as a cat two. It is moving northward and weakening but could produce isolated tornados and wind gusts from 55 to 65 Miles Per Hour<\/a> but sustained winds down to 40 Miles Per Hour<\/a> and moving to the northeast around 16 Miles Per Hour<\/a>. Despite the fast movement, weve seen a lot of heavy rain. As much as 15 to 20 inches of rain. But the most astounding thing about this storm is it made landfall just 12 miles away from where laura made landfall just six weeks ago. The system today will spread a lot of heavy rain across the northern part of the southeast into the Tennessee River<\/a> valley and up the ohio river valley as well. Well see gusts to 25 to 30 Miles Per Hour<\/a> and the possibility of isolated tornados and some left over rain in parts of pennsylvania all the day down into the carolinas. And by the way, it has been a busy season. Weve seen ten landfalls around the United States<\/a>. And so far that is a record and were on track to be one of the most active seasons on record in the United States<\/a>. Jeff, thanks very much on the subject of that busy season. Were going back to mireya villareal. Weve been in three hurricanes just this season. Reporter that is exactly right, jeff. I was saying ive been in three. The crew has been in four and five. The difference between this one and other ones, yes, there was heavy rain and strong wind gusts overnight, 100 Miles Per Hour<\/a> in some areas. But hurricane delta as jeff mentioned, blew through fairly quickly. The debris piles are a by product of hurricane laura that came through six weeks ago. Weve seen debris scattered on the roadways and downed power lines. Some of the tarps came off of rooftops. We see hanging electrical wires and major flooding in the area. This morning a lot of people will wake up and will not have electricity. This is the way it is for the next few days if not weeks. We have talked to several electrical crews that are in this area. They will start repairs this morning. But one guy told me, they have been on the road just as much as we have. One person said he hasnt seen his family in over eight weeks. It has been a very busy season to say the least. And that brings me kind of to the biggest toll that this community has taken and it is something that you physically cannot see, it is not tangible. It is the heart and soul of this community badly damaged after two major storms came through. And crews spent weeks trying to pick all of this up and now they have to start all over again. Michelle. It is dana and ill take it. And it is a fighting spirit that weve seen so often. Thank you. We appreciate the work from you and the crew as well to bring us these stories. Just some of the other top news now, President Trump<\/a> is expected to hold his first in person event today since he tested positive for the coronavirus. Mr. Trump plans to speak from the south lawn balcony to a crowd of supporters. Those attending will be given temperature checks and required to wear a mask. The white house has still not said whether the president has tested negative for the virus but last night he appeared on fox news and said he had completed his therapy for coronavirus. He described his early symptoms as mild. I didnt feel very strong. I didnt feel very vital. I didnt feel like the president of the u. S. Should feel and i knew there was something aly bit off. Reporter the president also plans to hold a rally in sanford, florida, on monday. Nominee joe biden is attacking President Trump<\/a>s response to the white house outbreak. The former Vice President<\/a> campaigned in las vegas on friday. Biden said the president continues to mishandle the pandemic. 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After running from storms for 21 days in the middle of this atlantic Hurricane Season<\/a>, they were able to sample and release a total of eight white sharks on this latest trip, including nukumi, socalled queen of the ocean. What are you hoping she tells you in the years to come. She has a great opportunity of showing us where the Atlantic Canada<\/a> wight shark gives birth. Reporter that is the ultimate goal. Something never witnessed. Along with so much else about white sharks. If they thrive, the system thrives. If we understand their lives we could help them thrive. If we lose our white sharks, the seals wipe out our fish stocks and the white shark is the balance keeper and the path to abundance goes through them. Reporter their satellite tags which allow tracking of the sharks for years are a key to unlocking it all. Tagging involves first hooking the shark with a smaller boat. Then gliding it into a large lift. Part of an old crabbing vessel as we first saw in the waters off cape cod eight years ago. Now that the shark is on the lift, this is when the scientists do their work. They try to keep the sharks out of the water for less than 15 minutes. During which theyre sustained by a rush of sea water. While blood samples are taken. Four minutes reporter and the tag is putting into the dorsal fin which they say doesnt cause pain because no blood or nerves connect to the fin. From the first time we were on the ship with you in 2012, what have we learned. We knew almost nothing about what the white sharks were doing other than some of them were showing up in the cape cod in the late summer and fall. We started to put the tags out there and the first thing we did was to find the full range of the north Atlantic White<\/a> shark and theyre moving from Atlantic Canada<\/a> and new finland and into the gulf of mexico, as far west as the mississippi river. Your methods have been criticized as being too invasive. Whatty do you stick with them. Because that is not what the indicators say. When you look at the ultrasound in the cradle, it doesnt indicate that. So i think that comes from the fact that what were doing is orders of magnitude greater than anything that has been done in the white shark space there history. Were studying the biology of the white shark, getting a complete picture of that as well as the ecology of the wight shark at the statement time by 21 Research Projects<\/a> around canada an the United States<\/a>. Are they out there right now. Theyre out there. Reporter we talked on the coast of long island, another place seeing an increasing number of white sharks in recent years. Theyre around you everywhere you go on the water. Weve been swimming with them our whole lives. The one thing that changed since the beginning of our work is that we know that. Looking good, old girl. Reporter finding out exactly where they live and move is not only a key to keeping people safe, it is critical for conservation efforts. Not just here, but across the planet. Sharks are in much better shape than they were a couple of decades ago. Is the reason for concern moving forward beyond this . Well sharks are in much better state than they were decades ago in the United States<\/a> of america. But when you leave the United States<\/a>, and they lack management and there is no enforcement, it is still a super big challenge which then affects the global ecosystem of the ocean in very negative ways. If the United States<\/a> is in such good shape as you say and other places are not, where to next for you . Where do you think the worst situation is. Were looking at several places but one of the places that we hope that we do make a difference is in the mediterranean. It is been harvested and people around it since the beginning trying to survive and eat so it is taken the brunt of our growth as humans. How do you turn that back around. Try to get the white sharks moving in the right direction, creating awareness and hope that that impacts the fish stocks, the Marine Mammal<\/a> stocks and slowly your talking about we turned it around in the United States<\/a> in 20 years. I think there youre looking at a 100 year vision. Wow, 100 year vision. Because things are so bad in the mediterranean whether n it come sharks right now. It is awe inspiring to stand next to a shark on the lift and glide your hand. Rather there than in the water. You just couldnt resist. We spent time with jeanne a few years back and i want able to see nukumi in person. But now we could track her for the next five years and theyre planning to go to the mediterranean and then also spend some time maybe off the carolinas next summer to try to find out more about where they breed and where they give birth. It is great work and every time we do a story like this, it is the reminder, it is all interconnected and that is the thing that people have to keep in mind. Top of the food chain. That goes away, Everything Else<\/a> does too. Call it photographic exposure with indoor spaces stricted, one gro is still getting the art of the image into our lives. Well take you to photoville next. And next week on cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, with the president ial campaign heading into the final weeks, donald trump and joe biden are making their final pitches. Well talk to a man whose job is to fact check them. That is a doozie. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. This portion sponsored by astra zeneca. Visit us at astra zeneca. Us. Com. 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It is called photoville, a popup city of images featuring work by photographers, professional and amateur, famous and unknown. Jamie wax was in Brooklyn Park<\/a> and saint anns warehouse for last years festival. It is september of 2019. And nestled under the Brooklyn Bridge<\/a> is a village constructed out of shipping containers. Inside of those containers are worlds of visual story telling. Collectively known as photoville. There is one exhibition i would love to show you. Maybe we could go over here. Reporter laura rou manos is one of the cofounders alongside two others. Were coming to brooklyn. Oh, look at these shipping conners. The two coolest elements of the entire thing. I know, right. Were way ahead of the curve. Photoville started with five shipping containers and has grown into a major annual festival featuring work from around the globe. As well as a traveling gallery nobody as the fence, which has brought hundreds of thousands of images to numerous host cities. How do you manage to operate at this scale as a nonprofit and offer it for free . We have over 150 partners just for photoville. This is a three quarter of a Million Dollars<\/a> event. But so many stakeholders have put in something. To them it means something. Reporter those stakeholders make it possible to shed light on vid experiences and perspectives with an impact that goes beyond what words can achieve. It is a language and a communication of a way for humans to experience each other. And it is also a way to make history of things that youre trying to remember to recreate at the same time. Reporter what has changed in photography . The amount of digital images that are created every single day. And then as sam said, and then are not destroyed. As they should be. As some should be. It is my passion. Were all using and involved in how were using and using more responsibly. And with that languaon its o Reporter National<\/a> geography and others bring exposure access and education to amateur photographers. Like some of these young women who traveled from louisiana to show case their photography for an enthusiastic new york audience. So this is a new experience for you. Yes. Especially working with the cameras and having people travel out to new orleans to keep us. What did you learn in this experience . I learned that there is something that we take for granted, as simple as water, that it has a lot of symbolism. I know new orleans floods a lot and using photography, it actually helped me with my anxiety because i was getting nervous about katrina and even talking about it im nervous. So this made you face your fear. Reporter but of course all of that was before covid19 made a major festival hard to picture. Was there a moment where you said, nothing is going to happen this year. Were never say never kind of people. Looking around, going we should be doing more of these exhibitions outside. And again this is nothing new for us. Weve been doing this for onlni years. We had to convince everybody else that this was a good idea. Reporter even a pandemic couldnt stop photoville from returning with more distance and locations throughout new york city. We have 60 exhibitions, hundreds of photographers and over a hundred and so it takes a village to make this worm. How did it feel from the germ of this idea to be standing surrounded by these visual stories that youve helped cure ate in times square. We thought it was a dream and we have a mentality and i think everyone should feel this way, it never hurts to ask. We arent really flashy, we dont have any money. Really great project for you and Alice Williams<\/a> went all over new york city and interviewed recent graduates. And as we all work our own way through the once unmanageable changes in our daily lives, she said that photography will tell lasting stories about this experience as well. It is really important for us, though, to be supporting independent photo journalists and visual storytellers to try and raise more money to be able to pay them, to give them a platform. And hard times make for great art. When i think of the young women from new orleans, it is such a big part of photoville to have artists who were disenfranchised or marginalized be able to come to new york and meet other creative people and youve lost that element to it. What does that make you feel for this year . That is the one thing that ve missed. That was the whole point of photoville. Community coming together in our village. So im really hoping that in the future well get back to that. Whether it is with containers or just outdoors. It is really about storytellers. And being able to tell their own story. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, jamie wax, new york. I love that that young woman talked about how it helps her with her anxiety. Just think about what that could do for so many people. Think of all of the art that is going to emerge over the next generation, just based on everything that has happened this year. Certainly will be including that. Yeah, all right. Well hes a fixture at the texas state fair for generations but big tex has never seen a year like this. None of us have. Up next, the solution letting fairgoers continue to enjoy the food and the fun. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will return in a few minutes. For now im annemarie green with a look at the other stories were following. One of the worlds most complete t rex skeletons named stan was up for auction this week at christys. Ian lee reports. It is a kings ransom for the king of dinosaurs. Where should we start. At 3 million. Reporter christys auction house offering a once in a lifetime opportunity of owning your own t rex. They discovered stan in south dakota in 1987. Standing 13 feet tall, 40 feet long and with an 11 inch tooth, the skeleton is made of 188 bones. The really interesting pathology is two of the in neck is fused so he broke his neck and survive and it healed and he carried on being the biggest and baddest t rex. Reporter the baddest. 67 millionyearold dinosaur wasnt going to be cheap. 5 million. 10 million. 19 million. Taking bids from london and new york it was a battle with the gavel falling on. 27,500,000. And sold. After fees, the final price for this lizard king was 31. 8 million. That doesnt include shipping and assembly. Ian lee, cbs news, london. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will be right back. Welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Dating back to 1886, texas state fair is one of the nations largest attracting millions of visitors each year. Generations have enjoyed a smorgasbord under the watchful eye of a 52 foot cowboy statue known as big tex. But while the pandemic put a wrinkle in this years plans, texans are still enjoying everything the fair has to offer. While staying safe. Mireya villareal has the story. Reporter it is a texas sized fhe corn dogs and ball, andn thturkey legs. Summer the fair was canceled because of coronavirus pandemic but organizers found a way to bring back the fun at a distance. Can i get a so we got a jeep and popped off the top and took a ride through the new texas state fair. They want very little contact so this is our menu. Everything gets brought to us. These look amazing. It is a limited menu with Fan Favorites<\/a> like fries and corny dogs and cotton candy. And we had to make an extra stop at smokey johns barbecue for some official state fair research. The smoke on this is so amazele. Juan reaves said the fair opening as a drive through was a life line for struggling vendors during the height of covid19. It is devastating. Because the fair represents about 31 of our annual revenue. What does that translate to as farjo. We hire about 120 people. It is impacting people staple, cornies corn on the cob. During world war ii robin said her family had to shut down their stand but resilience is in her blood. Were bornandbred to do this. But no fair would be complete without classic fair games. We got our toys, food, a stomachache and were done with the drive through state fair of texas. Drivethrus are described as a convenient way to get through fast. But this drivethru is offering a big bag of nostalgia with a side of comfort at a time when all people are craving is a little bit of normalcy. Everybody in our industry has scrambled and found a way to survive and cope. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, mireya villareal, dallas. What a great idea. Like the corn dogs and the cotton candy and the barbecue but not sure about the hat. Now his at the her forour weekend. Hes a restauranteur with a miedagas touch. De de pasquale runs seven ir restaurants and that is part of the taste of italy he brought to the u. S. Well meet him next. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Dont take if allergic to nurtec. Side effects include nausea. To pay as little as 0, go to nurtec. Com side effects include nausea. To treat her beforefrequent heartburn, 24hr marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. Now no fruit is forbidden. Nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for allday, allnight protection. Can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn . Special guest flo challenges the hand models to show off the ease of comparing rates with progressives home quote explorer. International hand model jonjon gets personal. Your wayward pinky is grotesque. Then a high stakes pattycake Battle Royale<\/a> ends in triumph. 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I wake up, i cant wait to see a new dish that the chef is making. I cant wait to see the smile on the customers face as theyre sipping the sign or eating their food and saying something nice on the way out. Reporter this dish includes zucchini pasta with parmesan and margarita pizza with hand crushed tomatoes, and even a signature espresso martini. But de pasquale set his sights on the simple sandwich that he said started it all. Home made prishuto and tomatoes, extra Virgin Olive Oil<\/a> as my first restaurant is named under that particular sandwich and we turned it into a which happened in 1987 which is about 34 years ago. A long time ago. And here were today with seven different restaurants. Reporter de pasquales father was first to dream of building a food business here in the United States<\/a>. Bringing his family to boston from italy. The citys north end quickly became home. This is honestly the great neighborhood probably in the country. Why . Because people make places. Places dont make people. And outside of every door youll see either a owner or a manager greeting you, loving you, hugging you. My father was here all of the time making sure that naples won the soccer match of the week and we had espressos here and he would buy me a little teroni and confetti and i was always buy his side from when i was 4 years old to the day he passed away. Just 15 at the time of his fathers death, that is when he became the man of the family. After college he launched his first business. A shoe store. I didnt like the fact that i had to sit there all day long and size peoples feet. And so i said, you know something, my real passion is food so let me get started with food. Reporter that is when the first north end restaurant came to be. This started off as a simple sandwich shop. Reporter de pasquale traces his culinary back to italy. They would look at the beautiful girls at the beach but i spend my time in kitchens and restaurants because that was my passion. To watch the pizza man, the way he slapped the pizza and turn it into the oven and crushed the tomatoes by hand. Zucchini pasta, mothers make it was a passion and love and everything that i always wanted to be. It is those italy tradigs that he brought to each venture like home made buffalo mozzarella and fresh baked bread. Bu it is more than just the food. I always wanted to be the best and i always say in all of my meetings, people dont remember who comes in second. So my strive was to be the best restaurant i could be and i hired the right people to do the right job. You brought chefs over from italy. I brought dhchefs from italy and a lot of them ended up staying here and marrying here and never leaving again. And theyre still part of my team. Reporter a team that has a huge footprint in that same north end de pasquale first wandered in as a child and way not m wastry morning at my coffee shop and we have our espresso and talk about last night and talk about our food. Like i said before, this is the greatest community in the country. We help each other with menus, we help each other with buying if someone runs out of a product they could come to my restaurant or i go to their restaurant. That seems to rare to me. Because you are competitors an youre right next door that you would help each other in that way. But competitors bring up our game. So we all become a little bit better. Reporter that Community Bond<\/a> never more important than during the pandemic. With the Restaurant Industry<\/a> one of the hardest hit. Well it is a different world and were adjusting to it. Were buying umbrellas together and buying Outdoor Furniture<\/a> together to save a few dollars and buying barriers an teaching each other the distancing and it is been a tough time but honestly we begged to have outside seating for as long as ive been here and that is at least 34 years. And it took a pandemic to get us there. But you have it now. But we have it now. Reporter the unofficial mayor of the another end, de pasquale would be the one to find the positive spin and the one that even in tough times is trying to look ahead. His next project a joint venture in the encore casino hotel. Were going to have a pizzeria. How old are you . I do i have to say . 68 going on 55. Do you ever see not working at this pace . I think that the espresso martinis and the espressos that i have every single day which is usually about five or six of them, it keeps me going and i think im going to hit that 100 some day. Could we see cheers to that. And as we toast, de pasquale cant help but turn to the past and reflecting upon all of his success. If you could have this meal with anyone past or present who would it be . Oh, wow. Wow i think it would be with my father. I think my father joseph, i mean he had the vision to come to america and give us this opportunity. And im not going to waste it. Reporter you taste that food and there is love in that food. I blew it. I was reminded by brian apple gate, express ore martinis would be so easy to bring to you. Did. Ing them. Post show. And some buffalo mozzarella, too. It is all good. It is good. It is great. The last album was the chart topper but then delta spirit took a long break. Now theyre back with a new album critics call a full throttle celebration. Their return visit to our saturday session is next. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. These are real people, not actors, whove got their eczema under control. With less eczema, you can show more skin. So roll up those sleeves. And help heal your skin from within with dupixent. Dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that consly trea moderatetosevere eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. Dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. Many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. Dont use if youre allergic to dupixent. 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And then filing the strains with the years together they took a six year break and now out with a album what is there and now performing from the Addiction Sound<\/a> studio in nashville, here is delta spirit with the pressure. You got the vibe but you cant let it out. Youre hiding in the basement. Projected all your on somebody else soon. Well you better face it, you practiced all your life and nobody could tell you say youre fine as you lie to yourself and you cant fight the feeting whether its coming around the pressure, got its hooks in you love, can we talk to someone you pick a position and keep passing the book, your bodys gonna shatter you probably dont remember giving a unless it really mattered. I hope you see that this applied to that. Wont get offended if you call me the rep you cant fight the feeling whether it is coming around the pressure got its hooks in you you love can we talk to someone stuck in the gray, divided pieces of you collide the mask we made is wearing thin reach for the Silver Lining<\/a> ry stepeels l ht, were walking the pressure got its hooks in you love, can we talk to the pressure, got its hooks in you love, can we talk to someone anyone stuck in the gay divided, pieces of you collided the mark we made is wearing continue reach for the Silver Lining<\/a> into the light were walking every step feels like caving in you got the vibe but you cant let it out youre hiding in the basement projected all your on somebody else joet well soon you better face it you practed and nobody could tell and you lie to yourself but you cant fight the feeling when it is coming around again dont go a way, well be back with more music from delta spirit. 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Taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. Lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal heart attack . On it with jardiance. Ask your doctor about jardiance. Have a great weekend, everybody. We leave you now with more music from delta spirit. This is it aint y. 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