SCOTT Z. BURNS, "CONTAGION" SCREEN PLAY WRITER: In absence of a cure, we can be that for each other and it depends on whether we can overcome our divisiveness and respect one another and take care of one another. That's what public health is about. And that has a lot to do with how we make a move. One of the things Larry told me throughout the process was how much we love each other and how much we care about each other is really going to depend on how the third act of movie we are all now living in turns out. As he said earlier, we are barely in the first act.</s>ANDERSON COOPER, CNN HOST: Dr. Brilliant, can you speak to that?</s>DR. LARRY BRILLIANT, CNN MEDICAL ANALYST: Yes, I mean, when you stay- at-home, you are not doing it for you as much as you are for your grandfather or neighbor. You have to show love and compassion. This is an act you can do to stop them from getting sick and perhaps from dying. It is really important that we understand that we have to lean in and we have to practice the best possible social isolation we can so we can stop this thing</s>COOPER: Dr. Larry Brilliant, I appreciate it. Scott Burns, thank you very much. Stay safe both of you.</s>BURNS: Thank you.</s>COOPER: The CEO of 3M is calling the president's accusations that the company isn't doing enough to help Americans with masks absurd. I'll have more on that. Plus, a Detroit bus driver, who complains about a passenger coughing without covering her mouth, dies days layer.</s>JASON HARGROVE, DETROIT BUS DRIVER WHO DIED FROM CORONAVIRUS: For us to get through this and get over this, man, you all need to take this serious. It's folks dying from this.
"Contagion" Writer & Consulting Doctor Speak on Coronavirus