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Out. >> we finally got to a point where we felt like we could shock his heart out of that dangerous rhythm back into a normal one. >> reporter: and it worked. two days later i.c.u. nurse whitney holen called out to him. >> he opened his eyes, michael, are you with me. he looked at me and nodded his head and gave a big smile. >> reporter: what do you think of listening to this? >> i love all of it, it is just amazing. >> reporter: his prognosis is great. eis gratitude is even greater. david begnaud, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: so much to be muateful for. and there is still much more news ...

All right, morning, everyone. dlala nje, the social enterprise that operates the tour, is run by a former resident. i moved here in 2012 after doing a story on "what is this infamous landmark on the johannesburg skyline?" ponte opened its doors in 1975. and you know, it was built for the top 1% of society. there were saunas, there was wine cellars. where this building finds itself, it has always been very cosmopolitan. during apartheid, the government didn't want black people to partake in certain sectors of the economy and imported a lot of skills. so what you had was a lot of like german eng...

0rganisers of the red alert campaign say that means more than a million people are at risk of losing theirjobs, from sound engineers to lighting designers. they released interviews with celebrities who want to show their support. many of these people are freelancers and so don't fall under sort of furlough schemes and so on. right now they're feeling the pinch very badly, and if we want live events and festivals to stay an important british business, then it needs to be supported. to draw attention to the situation, a boat will make its way down the thames tonight, passing organisations includ...

Cancelled due to coronavirus. and social distancing guidelines mean most gigs and festivals are unlikely to return before 2021. 0rganisers of the red alert campaign say that means more than a million people are at risk of losing theirjobs, from sound engineers to lighting designers. they‘ve released interviews with celebrities who want to show their support. many of these people are freelancers and so don‘t fall under sort of furlough schemes and so on. right now they‘re feeling the pinch very badly, and if we want live events and festivals to stay an important british business, then it ...

As our arts correspondent rebecca jones reports. # and we rely on each other...# it's played host to the biggest names in pop. but glastonbury‘s famous pyramid stage remained dark this year. the festival was one of hundreds of live events postponed or cancelled due to coronavirus. and social distancing guidelines mean most gigs and festivals are unlikely to return before 2021. 0rganisers of the red alert campaign say that means more than a million people are at risk of losing theirjobs, from sound engineers to lighting designers. they've released interviews with celebrities who want to show ...