paige dixon, paige's married name. so then the flock of searchers descended on that road. >> making my way back west along the median, i saw a checkbook. >> it was an awful feeling of dread, thinking, "how did this get here? why is it here? what does it mean?" >> reporter: then more, paige's wallet, charm bracelet, this shoe, various cards, bank registers, and dozens of checks from both paige's personal and professional accounts, nearly a hundred items spread along 13 miles of road, which left investigators with two very different theories. either paige's abductor was trying to throw them off track or -- >> she was in the trunk of a car or something of the sort and dumped these items out to leave a trail. >> reporter: and while volunteers gathered the sad detritus of paige's life, a new wrinkle. paige's most recent ex-husband, rob dixon, came back to town to look after the kids and help out with the search. and his re-appearance stopped volunteers in their tracks. because of the stories paige told while they were marri

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my introduction to opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1944. -- so some of the scalia the school we are ginsburg upper was written by a law school student? justice ginsburg: he was a music major at harvard. derek wang is his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law. so he enrolled in his hometown law school at the university of maryland. in his second year, he took a constitutional law course. he read these dueling opinions. decided this could make a funny opera. taste.give you a rageh scalia's aria. he sings the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this. my soprano voice, i answer, you justice scalia, you are asserting bright line solutions to problems that do not have easy answers, with a great thing about our constitution is that like our society, it can evolve. so that sets up the difference between us. the plot is roughly based on the magic flute. scalia is locked up in a dark room. he is being punished for excessive dissenting. i then emerge through a glass ceiling. [laughter] [applause] pas

so, my introduction to opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1944. david: so the "scalia/ginsburg" opera was written by a law school student? justice ginsburg: he was then a law school student. he was a music major at harvard and a masters in music from yale. derrick wang is his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law, so he enrolled in his hometown law school, the university of maryland. and in his second year, he took a constitutional law course. he read these dueling opinions, scalia on one side, ginsburg on the other, and decided this could make a very funny opera. [laughter] so i'll just give you a taste of "scalia/ginsburg." ariaens with scalia's rage -- [laughter] very hungarian in style. and he's saying, "the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this." [laughter] and then in my soprano voice, i answer, "dear justice scalia, you are searching for bright line solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. but the great thing about our constitution i

so, my introduction to opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1964. david: so the scalia ginsburg opera was written by a law school student? jus. ginsburg: he was then a law school student. he was a music major at harvard and major in music at yale. derek wang was his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law, so he enrolled in his hometown law school, the university of maryland. he tookis second year, a constitutional law course. he read these dueling opinions, scully on one side, ginsburg on the other, and decided this would make a very funny opera. [laughter] ofi'll just give you a taste scalia ginsburg. rage -- with scalia's [laughter] very -- in style. 's saying the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this." [laughter] and then and my soprano voice, i answer, "dear justice scalia, you are searching for bright line solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. but the great thing about our constitution is that, like our society, it can evolve." so that

so, my introduction to opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1944. david: so the "scalia/ginsburg" opera was written by a law school student? justice ginsburg: he was then a law school student. he was a music major at harvard and a masters in music from yale. derrick wang is his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law, so he enrolled in his hometown law school, the university of maryland. and in his second year, he took a constitutional law course. he read these dueling opinions, scalia on one side, ginsburg on the other, and decided this would make a very funny opera. [laughter] so i'll just give you a taste of "scalia/ginsburg." it opens with scalia's rage -- [laughter] very hungarian in style. and he's saying, "the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this." [laughter] and then in my soprano voice, i answer, "dear justice scalia, you are searching for bright line solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. but the great thing about our constitution

let's get straight back to peter dixon. we were talking a bit before about the limits of monetary policy. there's one thing that struck me, reading the italian papers, is that there's a visceral -- not misunderstanding, but a visceral hate against europe not helping your enough desk europe. -- europe and off. this is a -- europe enough. this is about bonds. is it enough not to have issuance? peter: yes. a clearly does. we have a certain amount of discord, i think, between northern european countries, notably holland and finland, i think, probably the main objective but there's no doubt more needs to be done. they'll basically iron out their differences because ultimately, isn't an alternative. and this is the kind of shock which they really wasn't prepared for. the time is wasted. eurozone won't survive, i think, in its current form, if we play this to same way we played the debt crisis. i'm pretty sure it's coming. francine: it's coming despite german resistance? or is this basically make or break if you are to come togeth

so, my introduction to opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1964. 1944. david: so the "scalia/ginsburg" opera was written by a law school student? justice ginsburg: he was then a law school student. he was a music major at harvard and a masters in music at yale. derek wang was his name. -- derrick wang is his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law, so he enrolled in his hometown law school, the university of maryland. and in his second year, he took a constitutional law course. he read these dueling opinions, scalia on one side, ginsburg on the other, and decided this would make a very funny opera. [laughter] so i'll just give you a taste of "scalia/ginsburg." it opens with scalia's rage -- [laughter] very -- in style. and he's saying the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this." [laughter] and then and my soprano voice, i answer, "dear justice scalia, you are searching for bright line solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. but the great thing about

so, my introduction to opera was thanks to dean dixon in 1944. david: so the "scalia/ginsburg" opera was written by a law school student? justice ginsburg: he was then a law school student. he was a music major at harvard and a masters in music from yale. derrick wang is his name. he decided it would be useful to know something about the law, so he enrolled in his hometown law school, the university of maryland. and in his second year, he took a constitutional law course. he read these dueling opinions, scalia on one side, ginsburg on the other, and decided this could make a very funny opera. [laughter] so i'll just give you a taste of "scalia/ginsburg." it opens with scalia's rage -- [laughter] very hungarian in style. and he's saying, "the justices are blind. how can they possibly spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this." [laughter] and then in my soprano voice, i answer, "dear justice scalia, you are searching for bright line solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. but the great thing about our constitution

>>so south of the mason-dixon line joe biden does really well that's where you're going to see tonight as we move to the west. what happens in texas, what happens in california. those will be open questions half of the taxes texas vote already went up by friday, but still a little over 2 million votes stopped on friday, then we see what the role is that's before joe biden won south carolina that's before mayor pete many club which are dropped out before tom stier dropped out. we'll see if we have 2.1 2.5 million coming today that will be the geo tv efforts that will be the move to biden that could effect burning in texas and to me the fun drama tonight is going to be the 9 and a half million voters, democratic voters and independent voters. >>it didn't turn in their ballots as of friday and they're making their decision might so you see tonight, it's going to be interesting to see whether or not joe biden sterling over performs expectations certainly of at least a week ago. but certainly in the last few days even. they're they're looking at that at the totals in virginia a north caroli

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>>dixon had been on the force fo 23 years, he's the first sworn member of the n y p d to die from covid 19. >>and the 3rd member of the department to die within a little more than 48 hours. the first 2 were civilian employees. >>as i stand here i cannot begin to describe it. what we feel it. what the families of these 3 heroes, a feeling. we are hurting. we are crying. and we continue to fight. we simply have no other choice. it is in our heart and and it is in our salt. to sacrifice to serve. the fight for you. >>nearly 5,000 of the department's uniformed employees have called out sick. that's about 12% of the n y p d the largest police force in the country. the department says there will be nearly 900 positive coronavirus cases by morning at least 29 are hospitalized one in critical condition court should new york's governor acknowledging the departments and the risk all first responders are facing great you think these police officers are not afraid to leave their house. >>you see these nurses are not afraid to go into the hospital. they're afraid. something is more important than ye

it is just a very, very difficult time for the 32nd precinct and the department as a whole. >> dixon had been on the force for 23 years. he's the first sworn member of the nypd to die from covid-19 and the third member from the department to die in a little over 48 hours. the first two were civilian employees. >> as i stand here, i cannot begin to describe what we are feeling, what the families of these three heroes are feeling. we are hurting. we are crying. and we continue to fight. we simply have no other choice. it is in our heart and it is in our soul to sacrifice, to serve, to fight for you. >> nearly 5,000 of the department's uniformed employees have called out sick. that's about 12% of the nypd, the largest police force in the country. the department says there would be nearly 900 positive coronavirus cases by morning. at least 29 are hospitalized, one in critical condition. new york's governor acknowledging the department and the risk all first responders are facing. >> you think these police officers are not afraid to leave their house? you think these nurses are notp? they

>>dixon had been on the force for 23 years, he's the first sworn member of the n y p d to die from vid 19. >>and the 3rd member of the department to die within a little more than 48 hours. the first 2 were civilian employees. >>as i stand here i cannot begin to describe it. what we feel it. what the families of these 3 heroes, a feeling. we are hurting. we are crying. continue to fight. we simply have no other choice. it is in our heart and and it is in our salt. to sacrifice to serve. the fight for you. >>nearly 5,000 of the department's uniformed employees have called out sick. that's about 12% of th n y p d the largest police force in the country. the department says there will be nearly900 positive coronavirus cases by morning at least 29 are hospitalized one in critical condition new york's governor acknowledging the department and the risk all fit responders are facing great you think these police officers are not afraid to leave their house. you see these nurses are not afraid to go into the hospital. >>they're afraid. something is more important than year which is their passion

>>dixon had been on the force sworn member of the n y p d to die from covid 19. >>and the 3rd member of the department to die within a little more than 48 hours. the first 2 were civilian employees. >>as i stand here i cannot begin to describe it. what we feel it. what the families of these 3 heroes, a feeling. we are hurting. we are crying. we continue to fight. we simply have no other choice. it is in our heart and and it is in our salt. sacrifice to serve. the fight for you. >>nearly 5,000 of the department's uniformed employees have called out sick. that's about 12% of the n y p d the largest police force in the country. the department says there will be nearly 900 positive coronavirus cases by morning at least 29 are hospitalized one in critical condition new york's governor acknowledging the department's vision and the risk all first responders are facing great you think these police officers are not afraid to leave their house. >>you see these nurses are not afraid to go into the hospital. they're afraid. something is more important than year which is thei

these police officers standing at full attention in the rain as one of their own, detective cedric dixon, takes his final journey. >> he is going to be so sorrily missed. it is just a very, very difficult time for the 32nd precinct and for the department as a whole. >> reporter: dixon had been on the force for 23 years. he's the first sworn member of the nypd to die from covid-19 and the third member of the department to die within a little more than 48 hours. the first two were civilian employees. >> as i stand here, i cannot begin to describe what we are feeling, what the families of these three heroes are feeling. we are hurting, we are crying, and we continue to fight. we simply have no other choice. it is in our heart and it is in our soul to sacrifice, to serve, to fight for you. >> reporter: nearly 5,000 of the department's uniformed employees have called out sick. that's about 12% of the nypd. the largest police force in the country. the department says there will be nearly 900 positive coronavirus cases by morning. at least 29 are hospitalized, one in critical condition. new yor

positive for covid-19 officials announcing today the first officer to die from the virus, detective cedric dixon >> we are hurting, crying and we continue to fight >> reporter: rhode island stepping up patrols so that incoming new yorkers self-quarantine for 14 days the national guard and state police are going door-to-door enforcing the rule and stopping drivers at check points tough new measures as more states prepare to become the next new hot spot including florida where a 40-year-old from miami died just four days after the diagnosis. his partner urging the public to stay inside. >> just stay home, don't just think of yourselves it is happening, people are suffering, people are dying >> kathie joins us now. with all the measures in place in new york any signs that they're working? >> reporter: jose, governor andrew cuomo of new york offered a promising update today. over a one day period, thursday through friday he said there was a drop in icu hospitalizations and as well, hospitalizations >> and now to more of that quarantine president trump is considering. it could mean a drastic shift in

southern democrat for life later, dixon would write to wilson saying, "this play is transforming the entire population into sympathetic southern voters. there will never be an issue with your segregation policy." these letters are instructive to understand the real connection between the political and the cultural. for him, there was no mistaking the fact that the two ways of navigating the world informed one another. he viewed his book and griffith's film as part of an investment in stoking political change. in trying to distance himself from the film, wilson was following a familiar script. he encountered criticism for encouraging segregation in the civil service system and he pointed to the department heads. this did not change the idea that drove the action in the first place. wilson didn't literally segregate the federal government, nor if we believe his personal secretary, did he endorse the film. however, determining whether wilson was the architect or implementer is a case of splitting hairs. he had a clear sense of the racial hierarchy in which blacks were in the service of

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cedric dixon is one of four nypd members to die after contracting the virus. he suffered underlying health conditions, and leaves behind a big family and a child. >> we're hurting. we're crying. and we continue to fight. >> reporter: the nypd is seeing a huge spike in cases. more than 900 members have tested positive including jon m. more than 5,000 new york cops have called out sick.160 state police personnel have the virus. more than two dozen los angeles police have been infected. detroit's police chief james craig, also testing positive. and there are at least two deaths in de, all centers are now racing to develop contingency plans if employees get sick. new york city's emergency system is already overwhelmed. receiving a record 6,000 calls in a single day. >> this is unprecedented. we've never seen our ems system get this many calls, ever. >> this has been so challenging for the officers and paramedics. liz cho reporting from home like so many. many of the officers are the first point of contact with a sick patient. you're learning the nypd is providing

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>>the vice president in that stayed here is north carolina and joe biden south of the mason-dixon line is red hot tonight really writing the wave of momentum. he obtained. after winning south carolina in blowout fashion saturday and then getting 3 key endorsements last night pete buttigieg amy klobuchar beto o'rourke the other when we know that biden already has in his pocket is virginia and this wasn't always so clear there are 99 delegates at stake there, virginia has been considered a toss up state it's increasingly moving to the left but it was certainly not a stay that biden was clearly confident that he would win. i'm moving on to the one win so far for senator bernie sanders is vermont, vermont has 16 delegates up for grabs. it is sanders home state so no surprise at all that he would win big in vermo t. and texas is very interesting. still too close to call 20% of the vote is in and other than california. this is the biggest delegate haul of for grabs 228 delegates right now. and bernie sanders is leading with 34% of the vote. so far and as we move to massachusetts. this is int

certainly involved in a big way i think back to the future our friends over back to the future with simon dixon are allowing their users to have access to this deal so if you are back to the future. or i would recommend you taking taking a look at that i've talked to mark hughes go up morgan creek about this d.l. he's yet to get back to me yet mark hello words mark hughes go calling marcus go. so let me just fine a lot finish this up by asking a little bit. about the chips now were they manufactured or do you manufacturing these chips you know absolutely we're doing. there are produced in taiwan and so that sounds good actually all right so alex legal thanks so much for coming on the show i know the start up of this nature you guys are crushed for time and i really appreciate taking the time to come and talk to us thanks for being on the kaiser report yes thank you so much for having me really enjoyed this that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert join to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. nuclear become a battlegro

she crossed the mason-dixon line into pennsylvania after her arduous journey alone. accomplished with courage and skill she later admitted , "when i finally crossed the line i looked at my hands to see if i was the same person. there was such a glory over everything. the sun came up gold through the trees and over the fields. i felt like i was in heaven. and she continued her freedom was not without apprehension she finished by saying i had crossed the line i was free. but there was no one to welcome me to the land of freedom. i was a stranger in a strange land. and then the concept of her technique that she used how harriet tubman used to guide her slaves took advantage of the estuaries and creeks and tidal marshes these natural features hope to provide cover for small bands of runaways to freedom tubman made use of the natural features and primarily at night relied on the stars and reported she could tell time by the stars and find her way by natural science as well as any hunter. along with the knowledge of nature and the ingenious mind which was also willing to u

peter, a question from lorraine dixon. her husband is over 60 but she is not. should they both be isolating? the government's social distancing advice applies to everybody but those who are over 70 or in medically vulnerable categories are asked to follow it more strictly. for lorraine's husband he should be maintaining the strictest possible social distancing and self isolation possible and for lorraine herself as much as possible, when necessary she should be the appropriate person to go out to the shops and other things ona go out to the shops and other things on a limited basis, for essential things. for all of us, on a limited basis, for essential things. forall of us, the more social distancing we practice, the more our social distancing we practice, the more our collective good. doctor amir khan, let me ask you this from sarah murdoch. she is developing symptoms of coronavirus. when it's over, can she walk around normally because then she will be immune? that question is coming around a lot and the answer is that you might be immune but we don't know. th

certainly involved in a big way i think back to the future our friends over back to the future with simon dixon are allowing their users to have access to this deal so if you are back to the future. or i recommend you taking taking a look at that i've talked to mark hughes go up morgan creek about this d.l. he's yet to get back to me yet mark hello words mark hughes go calling marcus go. so let me just of finally finish this up by asking a little bit. about the chips now were they manufactured were you manufacturing these chips you know absolutely we're doing that with stems or. they're produced in taiwan and so that sounds get actually all right so alex legal thanks so much for coming on the show i know the start up of this nature you guys are crushed for time and i really appreciate taking the time to come and talk to us thanks for being on the kaiser report yes thank you so much for having me really enjoyed this that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert join to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by help. the point is

cedric dixon, the first uniformed officer to die of complications of coronavirus. chicago in danger of becoming the next hot zone. the army corps of engineers turning mccormick place into a hospital. and l.a. closing its beaches for now. cases there expected to soar. the various also spreading across texas, more than 2,000 cases now. stephanie ramos leads us off. >> reporter: today, president trump sending a navy hospital ship to help hard hit new york. but as he departed the white house, trump floated the idea of shutting down the entire region. >> there's a possibility that sometime today we'll do a quarantine -- short-term, two weeks -- on new york, probably new jersey, certain parts of connecticut. >> reporter: the proposed order could affect the tri-state's more than 30 million residents, the most populous urban area in the country. >> this would be an enforceable quarantine. and, you know, i'd rather not do it, but we may need it. >> reporter: the president saying he spoke to new york's governor andrew cuomo before his announcement. but during his own press c

in a letter to wilson secretary, dixon wrote "the real purpose of my phone was to revolutionize northern sentiments by a presentation of history that would transform every man into a good democrat." later dixon would write to wilson saying "this play is transforming this entire population to sympathetic southern voters. there will never be an issue with your segregation policy." these letersters are instructed to understand the real connection between the political on the cultural. for him, there was no mistaking the fact that the two way s of navigating the world informed one another. he viewed his book as part of a. investment in stoking political change. wilson was following a familiar script. fehe and cutting criticism for encouraging segregation in the civil service system and he pointed to the department heads. wilson didn't literally segregate the federal government, nor did he endorse the film. however, determining whether wilson was the architect is a case of splitting hairs. there is no mistaking the fact that wilson had a clear sense of the racial -- which ballacks were in the

for instance, wejust aren't upgrading our phones as often as we used to, so, today, dixons carphone is taking a difficult, pretty drastic step in closing all of its stand—alone phone stores and although they hope 40% of workers will get redeployed, it means, as you say, nearly 3,000 job losses. it isa you say, nearly 3,000 job losses. it is a very difficult time to do this but they say it is essential. they will continue selling mobile phones and services within curry‘s and online, and the other big retail news today is that a laura ashley is on the verge of collapse. another different story, it has been struggling for so long —— some time, trying to get a rescue deal and what are climate to do that. today, it is effectively out of time and options, it has filed a notice for administrators and coronavirus hasn't helped there, it has significantly impacted trading so we are talking about another potential 3,000 orso are talking about another potential 3,000 or sojobs on the line. are talking about another potential 3,000 or so jobs on the line. emma, thank you very much. while m

of course crossing the mason-dixon line after her journey alone. accomplished with courage and skill later admitted to her biographer "when he crossed the line i looked at my hands to see if i was the same person there was such a glory over everything the sun came might gold through the trees and over the fields. but yet to continue the freedom wasn't without apprehension. but there was no one to welcome me to the land of freedom. i was a stranger in a strange land. >> and then the concept of hurt to meet one - - technique. and then to take advantage of the two estuaries and swarms that made up the escape route with tunnel marshes and creeks. these provide cover and tubman made use of these natural features traveling primarily at night by the stars and reported she could "tell time by the stars and find her way by natural signs as well as any hunter. hunter. . . . . no recorded instances, you can bury us dumb and breathed a sigh of relief. there is no recorded but i thin an indication of the resolution that this woman had. the next person i like to

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amna: debra dixon gathers her grandkids. >> we sit down and we discuss each kennedy. my young people, they have their thoughts about it. and i try to straighten them out. [laughter] good, bad, or indifferent, these are the decisions we make. amna: nothing she's seen or iheard, she saypires. information? missing piece of >> it was more of an inspirational feeling. youw, khe words that were coming out of their mouths. they weren't real feeling them, and they didn't make me feel them. amna: deborah says she just bit the bullet and filled out her ll for joe biden. the day after his decisive south carolina win. what is the feeling? is it excitement? is it relief? >> is more of a resignation. stephanie: amna: another 30 miles away, the narrow streets of san francisco, wherehi steven anhusband have lived for years. >> having so many candidates in the primary has made it verydi icult to determine who will be the best candidate to go up against trump. and ie don't want to wa vote. amna: he's had his ballot. he's looked at everyone from bernie sanders to joe biden but he's give

veteran detective cedric dixon passed away at a bronx hospital. he served in the department for 23 years. he suffered from preexisting medical conditions including asthma and diabetes. dixon was 48 years old. he is the third person to die of covid knit at the department. a janitor and administrative aide passed away last week. more than 500 nypd employees are diagnosed with covid-19. a man is charged with throwing a coronavirus party. police broke up the gathering inside after 47 people inside the small apartment. he invited guests to the quote, corona party. he is charged with violating the emergency act. the governor called the party, illegal, dangerous and stupid. then there is this. tonight music legends are joining forces for a concert to benefit coronavirus charities. ♪ i know you got mountains, always be human bell ♪ jillian: tim mcgraw will join alicia a leash is a keyes and mariah carey. the star-studded event begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on all fox platforms be including right here on the fox news channel. a party for this is not reco

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detective cedric dixon was a 23-year police veteran. the nypd reports almost 700 personnel have now tested positive for the virus. >>> the state of louisiana saw a spike in coronavirus cases and is reporting more than 3,000 confirmed cases and more than 130 deaths. the city of new orleans is hit hard with the national guard coming in there to help with the emergency response. a local nurse at a new orleans hospital tells cnn that her hospital is averaging three to four deaths per day. she tells us, we have had to set up a temporary morgue outside the emergency department for those who expire from covid-19. this temporary morgue is full. with more on the situation in new orleans here is ed 11 dar row. >> reporter: the numbers suggest that this state remains a hot spot in the coronavirus outbreak across the country. the department of health here in louisiana says there are more than 3,300 cases of coronavirus in the stays and there have been 137 deaths. this is a significant jump from the day before and here in the next few hours the late

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this is a text i got from james baby doll dixon. he won't fly, he won't do anything. this photo you're about to see is the real passenger seat of his car. he's got cigarettes, towelettes and doughnuts even. if the coronavirus doesn't get him, everything else in this car will. also a bottle of cologne in the middle which he could gargle in a pinch. be well, baby doll. smoke hard and everything will be okay. some scumbags are taking advantage of this by jacking up prices for sanitizer like pure el. this is listed on amazon for $99. they got around rules by listing it as a collectible. and an 24-pack of travel size purele. lyft reported their biggest day of revenue ever. people are scared to use public transformation. maybe the honda with the bowl of community beth breath mints isn't the solution. not every company is thriving, one unfortunately named product has been an unexpected victim of american stupidity. >> some americans say they're avoiding corona beer balls ecau coronavirus. more than a third said they will not guy under any circumstance. >> jimmy: really? real