navy said he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship's been docked since the end of march is the 1st day tally of more than $500.00 confirmed cases among the crew. amazon is hiring an additional $75000.00 workers in the u.s. amid a surge in demand for online orders that's on top of $100000.00 new jobs that has filled since last month more consumers are turning to amazon for their shopping as stores remain closed and people stay home. while much of the world's population has been driven into lockdown to prevent the spread of the corona virus and that's created a lot of stress for those stuck at home but it's also allowed creativity to flourish let's take a look at how people from indonesia to bellerose are getting to grips with those social distancing rules. when the moon comes out ghosts roaming the streets of indonesia's java province. but they're not souls damned to wander while repenting their sins they're volunteers scaring people into staying home. africa today 1st of all we want to be different secondly we want to create a deterrent effect because po

navy said that he died intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship has been docked since the end of march is the 1st fatality more than $500.00 confirmed cases among that ship's crew. strong storms pounded the southern united states on sunday killing at least 20 people and damaging up to $300.00 homes and buildings in several states the storms also knocked out power to more than a 1000000 households as it swept from texas all the way up to maine. or oil prices have risen after the world's major producing countries are agreed into what is being called the biggest oil production cut ever a reduction in supply of around 10 per cent. opec led by saudi arabia reached agreement with russia in an effort to boost the oil price in stabilizing energy market it has been ravaged by the pandemic. flu spain is loosening its coronavirus a lockdown measures and allowing some construction in factory workers to return to work it comes as the number of new cases has slowed in recent days the government hopes that it will help boost an economy that has been battered by this lockdown and one

naval hospital guam, where the sailor was moved to the intensive care unit. arrived in guam march 27th. it entered port days out of schedule due to the number of coronavirus cases on board. the navy does not have enough testing to prevent similar outbreaks on board the uss namenda and other ships preparing to display. this is the second death among troops in the u.s. military, relatively low rate when you consider their 1.4 million active-duty troops serving all over the world. the investigation into the roosevelt's handling of the covid outbreak is complete and in the hands of the navy's top officer, admiral michael gill day, who is not rule out the possibility come as you mentioned come of three in stating captain crozier. harris? >> harris: jennifer griffin, thank you for the latest on that. president trump is taking a harder stance against expanding mail-in voting amid the pandemic, despite health officials say it might not be saved if one person in november. over the weekend the president tweeted this. "mail-in ballots substantially increase the risk of

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navy said he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship has been docked sincehe end of march. he is the first for tally aboard -- of more than 500 confirmed cases among the crew. amazon is hiring an additional 75,000 workers in the u.s. amid a surge in demand for online orders, on top of 100,000 new jobs edit field just last month -- jobs that it filled last month. with the shutdown of brick-and-mortar retailers to stem the coronavirus. i'm joined by our financial correspondent in new york. good afternoon to you. the lockdown obviously means big business for online retailers, if the retailers can meet the demand. the latest move by amazon, does it show us they are struggling to keep up? reporter: to a certain degree, yes. we also heard from amazon that at least for now, they will stop accepting new customers for their grocery deliveries because of how risky -- because they are overwhelmed at this point. on the other, and shows that amazon is running a pretty successful business. that is also what investors on wall street are focusing on. the stock of amazon was

the naval hospital ship the comflle tato 500 covid-19 patients. and now the country's largest gothic cathedral, st. john the divine, to be converted during this holy week into a field hospital. tents to be set up beneath the nave and in the crypt below. a drastic step, but doctors telling us so much of this virus is shocking. >> i just took a bird's eye view of the el e d all the monito christine haines are both emergency room doctors, sending their young son and daughter away so they could tend to the ill. >> just knowing that every day we are hopefully making a difference, saving lives, showing up, and being where we need to be, i think that's enough motivation to get through this hard part and just look forward to the good times of being with your family again. >> reporter: and tonight, new numbers in new york reveal 61% of those killed were men, 63% i heart disease, and dementia. all of this as funeral homes in new york are struggling to keep up, to lay victims to rest with dignity. >> we're trying to make it easier for the families but it's ha

naval hospital ships available to california and to new york i make this very important loosening regulations that prevent private industry from assisting the department of health and human services in getting products on the market and cutting some of the red tank to get new products on the market i think are very important steps so i think the president has taken some very important steps was he a little slow to react to all of this. i think the the the administration was kind of slow getting out of the starting gate. you know i don't fault them too much for that because was very difficult early on to really gauge exactly what the problem was that we were dealing with and are dealing with. i think a lot of the fault lies with the centers for disease control this is an agency that is set up specifically supposedly to deal with problems like the coronavirus yet they hemmed and hawed they did not get the proper information not consistently early on they did not make test kits available that worked early on so i think if heads should roll here the head of the c.d.c. he should take a lot of the

he was removed from the ship and placed in isolation at a naval hospital in guam. before he died this past monday. nfl player has contracted coronavirus as well and we could have gotten or he could have gotten infected while he was here in the bay area, denver broncos star linebacker von miller was in the bay area to train in the weeks after the regular season and it but he returned to colorado before the stay at home order in the bay area was announced back on march 16th, the 31 year-old is currently in self-isolation at home. the broncos say he's doing well. the lace the first nfl player to publicly announce testing positive for coronavirus was la rams center brian allen. and that has created widespread stress and anxiety over health over money day to day living the isolation, it's getting to a lot of folks and according to california surgeon general doctor dating harris children and babies can also get stressed out by all of this. >>so kids of different ages it might show up differently like for example believe it or not babies can feel stress and babies may see

crew members on the naval hospital ship "mercy" have tested positive for the virus. the navy says they are self-isolating off the ship. the ship docked in l.a. to help treat non-covid patients. the navy said this won't affect the mercy's ability to take and treat patients. >>> some hard hit areas are stabilizing across the country but new hot spots are popping up like philadelphia. >> in michigan, doctors and nurses are sharing their struggles as the state is in the grips of this pandemic. here's nbc miguel almaguer. >> reporter: i'm miguel almaguer. on this good friday just ahead of easter sunday, our nation has reason for optimism even in the face of adversity. one month ago, roughly 1,000 americans tested positive for the coronavirus. today as that number surges towards half a million, our death toll is climbing, but social distancing is saving lives. in the state of kentucky, julia donahue was the first known coronavirus patient. >> i'd be gasping for air. it felt like i was just suffocating. >> reporter: donahue spent nine days on a ventilator and almost didn't

from this naval hospital ship in central park to this massive convention center and now authorities are planning to retrofit this stadium, capacity maxed out. >> we project the potential all of those beds, all 20,000 will have to be turned into intensive care beds to focus on covid-19 patients who are really, really sick. that gives you a sense of just how abnormal it could be. >> reporter: the tri-state region now topping 90,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 and more than 1,500 deaths today 50% of the nypd called out sick. overnight the empire state building turned to red to honor workers as heart wrenching stories pour in an er nurse in new jersey is overwhelmed and seeing more of her colleagues get sick. >> there's no time to breathe in and think about that because you have to keep going and taking care of patients coming in >> reporter: eric is an er doctor in queens >> i just got out of my 10-hour shift and it feels like playing dominos. every single minute over 10 hours straight feeling like any one of your patients is about to fall and collapse >> reporter: and today the virus hit

navy said that he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship had been docked since the end of march is the 1st fatality of the more than $500.00 confirmed cases among the crew. spain has allowed some factory and construction workers to return to work as it looks to boost the economy paralyzed by the coronavirus lockdown but restrictions remain in place for most of the rest of the country where more than 17000 people have died with the coated 19 disease and turkish president wretch of type there to one has rejected the resignation of his interior minister who took responsibility for this weekend's much criticized 19 curfew the announcement of the 48 hour lockdown cost millions by surprise and prompted panic buying 2 hours before it took effect on friday night. oil prices have risen after the world's major producing countries agreed to what is being called the biggest oil production cut ever a production in supply of around 10 percent opec led by saudi arabia reached agreement with russia in an effort to boost the oil price and stabilize an energy market ravaged

navy says that he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship's been docked since the end of march he's the 1st fatality of more than $500.00 confirmed cases among the crew. amazon is hiring an additional $75000.00 workers in the u.s. amid a surge in demand for online orders well that's on top of a $100000.00 new jobs that it filled in just the last month or more consumers are turning to amazon after the shutdown of offline retailers due to efforts to stem the corona but it's. you know they're not shopping in the not going to museums in the u.s. today is the 150th birthday of new york's metropolitan museum of art in the pre corona calendar today was supposed to be filled with fanfare in style however new york's walk down to tackle the virus or the put an end to the museum's long anticipated celebrations in addition to not having a party the mets doesn't have enough money either. new york metropolitan museum of art usually teeming with visitors while out by its exhibits and the venue of the glamorous met ball today its famous steps are empty its anniversary celebrat

navy said he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship's been docked since the end of march he's the 1st to tell us of more than $500.00 confirmed cases among the group. amazon is hiring an additional $75000.00 workers in the u.s. amid a surge in demand for online orders now that's on top of 810-0000 new jobs that it filled just last month more consumers are turning to amazon after the shutdown of bricks and mortar retailers due to course efforts to stem the coronavirus. arms talk about the u.s. economy how i'm joined now by our financial correspondent in new york yes quarter good afternoon to you yes the walk down obviously means big business for online retailers if the retailers can meet the demand does this latest move by amazon does it show was that they're struggling to keep up to a certain degree yes so we also heard from amazon that at least for now they will stop accepting new. customers for their grocery deliveries because some of his the they are overwhelmed that was the amount at this point but on the other side it also shows that amazon is runnin

naval hospital ship that was docked there to help coronavirus patients adored on moreno's the. suspects name he says he did it because he's suspicious of the u.s. military vessel and that he doesn't think it's there for the reason that we're being given and he wanted to warn the entire world about this he says his train plowed as you could see right there under a highway overpass thank god it skidded to a stop just before hitting the ship. i want to do something for you now national mental health officials are advising all of us to look out for each other at this time there's a telephone number that i want to give you right now this is the u.s. national help hotline this is the number that you should call if you're having a tough time dealing with this particular situation and you want to call them it's 180662 help 18066 to help that's the u.s. government national help hotline for mental health issues meanwhile there's another breaking story that we're following for you right now this one involves 2 cruise ships off the coast of florida that are said to have as many as 100 or m

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navy said that he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship had been docked since the end of march is the 1st state tally of more than 500 confirmed cases among the crew. spain has allowed some factory and construction workers to return to work as it looks to boost the economy paralyzed by the coronavirus lockdown but restrictions were made in place for most of the rest of the country where more than 17000 people have died of the coated 19 disease and strong storms pounded the southern united states on sunday killing at least 6 people in mississippi and damaging up to 300 homes and buildings the national weather service says that strong winds were sweeping through other parts of. state as well. italy has proposed quarantining migrants rescued at sea on another vessel off the island of sicily the german flagged along kirti rescue boat picked up 150 people over recent days but has been unable to find a port that will allow it to dock the n.g.o.'s sea ice says that one person has been evacuated for medical care and that the ship is an urgent need of supplies it'

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naval hospital ship that's docked there to try and help coronavirus patients the guy's name is a duato more right no he says he did it because he's suspicious of the u.s. military vessel and that he doesn't think it's there for the reason that we're being given and he wanted to warn the entire world about this his train there's the picture plowed under a highway bypass a train thankfully it skidded to a stop just before it hit the ship now we should tell you this national mental health officials are advising all of us to look out for each other at this time i'm going to give you a number if you're watching us in the states this is the national u.s. help hotline if you need help or know somebody who does mental health here's the number to call 180180662 help 180662 help meanwhile here's another breaking story that we're following for you right now this one involves 2 cruise ships off the coast of florida that are said to have as many as a 1000 or more passengers. we don't know the exact number of them that are ill but it may be somewhere between 50. 100 at this point that are sick on th

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a second sailor on the ship now taken to the icu at a naval hospital in guam.t comes as a sailor from the ship died from the coronavirus. >> now hugs or handshakes, the pandemic hampering tornado relief efforts in the southern us, they are trying to follow social distancing guidelines, the red cross putting 550 storm victims in hotels as mass shelters are not an option. the numbers of deaths rising to at least 34. early assessments show proof of at least 27 tornadoes striking the south over easter weekend. that is a lot. shannon: the trump campaign slamming former president barack obama's late 2020 endorsement for his vp joe biden. >> i'm so proud to endorse joe biden for president of the united states. choosing joe to be my vice president was one of the best decisions i ever made and he became a close friend and i believe joe has all the qualities we needed a president right now. >> reporter: obama endorsing biden one day after bernie sanders announced his support for the presumed democratic nominee. the trump campaign manager say even bernie sanders beat him

four more members on the naval hospital ship docked in los angeles tested positive for the virus. there are 7 members infected. another 120 and quarantine but tested negative. navy official saying hospital operations are not affected, which is treating 29 coronavirus patients. >> one of the country's largest jails replacing hundreds of inmates after a detainee died of covid-19. chicago's cook county jail making the move in an effort different the spread of the virus for 500 people who have tested positive so far including corrections officers. the majority of the released inmates are awaiting trial or serving less than one year for low-level crimes. democrats proposing to release thousands of detained illegal immigrants calling detention centers a ticking time bomb amid this outbreak. under the proposal immigration and customs enforcement would free most of its 34,000 illegal immigrants in custody who do not pose a public risk or people who have an underlying health condition. ice reviews every case individual on who can be freed. >> nba star carl anthony towns mourning the loss o

. >> reporter: the naval hospital ship comfort began admitting noncovid-19 patients only. oating hospital has 1,000 beds on board and nearly 1,200 medical personnel. and the doctors, nurses, technicians join nearly 80,000 workers who have volunteered to help reenforce new york's overwhelmed hospitals. >>> a look at the coronavirus worldwide where new cases are beginning to level off. and which country reported its deadliest day yet. and economic carters making historic swings in the past month. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> the number of new coronavirus cases in italy levelled off. but spain suf

they were admitted to the naval hospital in guam last week and died today. the captain from santa rosa was relieved of his duty aftersow sounding the alarm on the ship. >>> and it's a nasty people. people are wearing masks and face masks and people are weari wearing them and throwing them on street. and melissa colorado show us it does not take long. >> reporter: it did not take long to find a trail of latex gloves at the target parking lot. environmentalists are asking to you throw them away in a gar begin bin. >> frankly, we lost count of how many discarded plastic gloves we found in storm drains, parking lots and in the water of the lake. >> use common sense. courtesy. >> in oakland, the problem is getting worse because city services are stretched thin. a spokes american says because of the sta city's park maintenance staff are working a a modified schedule. which explains the overflowing trash cans we found. >> that is happening in a lot of areas. people are not taking responsibility for their own litter. >> the executive director of the nonprofit enviro

. >> reporter: meantime, a naval hospital ship comfort has begun to admin non-covid-19 patients. early 1200 medical personnel. they join nearly 80,000 healthcare workers who have volunteered to reinforce new york's overwhelmed hospitals. in york, foxnews. >>> tesla is now offering free ventilators to hospitals worldwide. the ceo long must took to twitter to announce that they will offer free shipping to hospitals within their delivery region. the only requirement is that they must go into use immediately, they cannot be stored. they did not specify how many they would be able to supply. >>> with somebody people out of work because of pandemic, financial pressure is mounting. a nonprofit in oakland has already come through for hundreds of the households. >> reporter: this west oakland single mother has been watching her money going out with nothing coming in anymore. for many this is a new and growing reality in the era of the coronavirus. >> i tried to keep calm as much as possible. especially for the kids because i do not want them to panic. >> reporter: she had been working as a

he made a blended vaccine using constraint from the chelsea hospital, the naval hospital, a nurse's note from connie hospital and infected words of cap devon not far from boston. he made a concoction and gave them to people in his vaccine ended up sent to san francisco for 18000 people were inoculated with his vaccine. in case you are wondering, yes, the answer is it is the same doctor timothy leary. this is the uncle of the famous doctor timothy leary in boston, he wanted us to turn on and tune in and drop out, his uncle created this attempt at a vaccine 100 years ago. so that's a terms of vaccines back then. what we do today? what we have today? well, we do have vaccines against the flu. many of us in this room will take them every year and those of us or both in healthcare, we have to get the flu vaccine, it makes sense for us to prevent the transmission but it's really not a very good vaccine. if you think about it, mumps, measles, rubella, you get it once as a kid and you're done. you're finished, you're good to go. you won't get the disease ever. but in terms of flu, we could get i

on monday the naval hospital ship "comfort" docked in new york to help handle the surging need for hospitalay the ship receiving its first patient. i want you to take a look at this. it's a beautiful sight. help is here in our city. and joining me now, the commanding officer of the usns "comfort." and that is captain patrick. captain, thank you so much. appreciate you joining us. it is a beautiful sight to see you and the ship and the scenery behind us. our beautiful city. first off, thank you for the work that you're doing. tell us about the "comfort's" mission in new york and what patients are you going to be treating and how does that help the coronavirus fight? >> absolutely. thanks for having me this evening. i really appreciate it. so we're here, the usns "comfort's" here to help relieve some of the pressure on the local health systems by taking non-covid-19 patients. they'll be tested and screened prior to arrival. we'll take the full spectrum of medical patients aboard this ship. we have an 80-bed icu. we have multiple medical surgical beds on different wards. full capability like y

naval hospital on guam. this has raised the question to ask the pentagon how these 400 troops that have tested positive, how are they continuing to be checked on by medical workers to make sure that they have not become increasingly ill? we're learning that the protocol is the navy checks on them twice a day. it's a lot of people, they're spread out over the island, but in addition there is this buddy system, very typical of the u.s. military. they check on each other throughout the day, and by all accounts when the group that this young sailor was with woke up, they found their buddy unresponsive, now in icu. >> goodness. i wish him the best and recovery. they've got great medical treatment on board those ships. barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks so much. >>> another story we're following, just a staggering number out this morning. 6.6 million americans just last week filing for new unemployment benefits. this has brought the total u.s. jobless claims in just the last three weeks to more than 16 million

he made a blended vaccine using the chelsea hospital, the naval hospital, a nurse's nose from the hospital in the infected of kim devon not far from boston, he made a concoction and give them to people and actually his vaccine ended up being sent to san francisco were 18000 people were inoculated with his vaccine, that is timothy leary, you're wondering, the answer is the same doctor timothy leary and in fact this is the uncle of the famous doctor timothy leary and boston, he who wanted us to turn in and dropout, it's his uncle who created this vaccine 100 yearstt ago. so that is attempt at vaccines back then, what do we have today. we do have vaccines against the flu. many of us in this room will take them every year and those of us who have healthcare have to get the flu vaccine, it makes sense to try to prevent the transmission but it's really not a very good vaccine. when you think about it, mumps, measles, rubella, polio, you get once or twice had a kid and you'rere done. you're done, you're finished, that's it, you're good to go, you will not get the diseaset, ever. but in terms of f

. >> reporter: now behind me is the naval hospital ship "the comfort."o new york city to help with an overflow of patients. and officials say it's no longer needed, and later this week it's going to finally depart. so that's good news for the hardest hit state but in new york stay-at-home orders will remain in effect until may 15th and it could be extended even further. whit, eva? >> no question about that. all right, trevor ault for us, thank you. >>> coming up here, parents are delaying kids' vaccinations out of fear of going to the doctor during a pandemic. what to know and our "gma" cover story. ♪ hair toss, check my nails >>> and are you giving your nails, hair and skin a breather while you're home? well, our quarantine beauty routine has the best ways to restore your shine. >>> and in "pop news," eminem making a very special donation of his mom's spaghetti. we'll explain. ♪ he's nervous here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the

he was removed from the ship and placed in isolation at a naval hospital in guam. before he ied on monday. >>another nfl player has gottn infected while he was in the bay area to denver broncos star linacker von miller was in e bay area to train. in the weeks after the regur season ended and then the return to colorado. before the stay at home order in the bayarea was announced i was on march 16th, the 31 year-old is currently in self-isolation at home anthe broncos say he's doing sofar so good. the rst nfl player to publicly me out saying he had coronavirus is s angeles rams center brian aln. >>well as the pandemic continues calls are getting louder for lawmakers toward immigration customs enforcement joe khaleel reports rom washington some think it's time to ice back in operatioin till the coronavirus of sites. >>as hospitals struggle to get personal protective equipment, senor kamala harris ys resources e being wasted on just a bad use oflimited s resources after ice requested ,000 n 95 masks for its agents.harris push back isis has since amended that request no

reporter: also new york governor andrew cuomo today asked president trump to make the naval hospitalort a covid-19 patient facility. it has not been. it is only been non-covid-19. we should expect a answer from the president any moment at the task force meeting. you remember over the weekend, five patients were brought on board. the navy followed protocol and they screened them and they started symptoms on board and tested them, eventually transported them off the ship. melissa, new jersey's governor phil murphy said he had a conversation with the president just a couple hours ago and he has approved new jersey patients to be transported to the usns comfort. to early to tell whether that is covid-19 patients or non-covid. i'm sure we'll get an answer to that question shortly. melissa: i'm sure. bryan llenas, thank you. connell: connell. connell: financial help is available for people that need help about the pandemic. the issue is how do you get that help exactly? it has become in some case as little too complicated if you don't know where to look. gerri willis has been looking into

naval hospital ship has had to reconfigure itself to separate the covid-19 patients from the rest of the ship, as a result, the ship capacity has been cut in half from 1,000 beds to 500. additionally, the comfort moved 800 of their personnel to state a local hotel that's just for them, and make it easier to social distance while on board. meantime, here in new york, a stark reminder of the grim reality of this virus is total, 5,489 people have died of covid-19 in this state. a 731 new yorkers died yesterday alone. that's the biggest one-day death increase. dana, governor cuomo said that his death toll is actually a lagging indicator, even though hospitalizations are down, the latest deaths were actually people who are hospitalized and then recently died. they were hospitalized last week. dana. >> dana: bryan llenas worse in new york, thank you. meanwhile, new report from the cdc suggests that covid-19 is hitting adults harder than children. according to the data, about one in five u.s. kids infected with the virus and up in the hospital, compared to one in three adults. johnson is li

the naval hospital ship has been docked in new york city for weeks now to help with the influx of coronavirus patients in that area. the ship's initial mission was to treat only non coronavirus patients but the u.s. military later said the comfort would take patients without regard for whether or not they tested positive for covid-19. a u.s. defense official says the usns comfort is still expected to depart new york at the end of the month it will be cleaned and disinfected prior to leaving for its home base in norfolk virginia where it will prepare for its next mission and tonight hawaii's governors announced the state stay at home order and mandatory quarantine for visitors. >>will be extended through may 31st. that announcement comes after 2 weeks of consistently low numbers of positive cases there. the governor says extending the rules would prevent a sudden surge in cases, the state also vows to strictly enforce the 14 day travel quarantine with enhanced screening measures that went into effect on the thursday, the governor also extended the eviction moratorium and why which prevents any

a few weeks ago, the federal government sent new york a naval hospital ship, the usns "comfort," to helpcal hospitals. but yesterday, governor andrew cuomo told trump that the "comfort" is no longer needed in new york city. woo, that is great news! time to pop the champagne bottles! >> this is no time to pop the champagne bottles. >> stephen: okey-doke. back to the bourbon. but one new york official who is ready to think about celebrating is new york city mayor and man keeping a very watchful eye on that last doughnut, bill de blasio. even though new yorkers are hunkered down for the foreseeable future, de blasio's looking ahead. >> when that day comes that we can restart the vibrant, beautiful life of this city again, the first thing we will do is have a ticker-tape parade down the canyon of heroes for our healthcare workers and our first responders. >> stephen: yes! let's give those healthcare workers what they desperately want-- thousands of strangers crowded together, throwing garbage at them. but don't worry. de blasio has all sorts of genius ideas. just this week, he encouraged new

naval hospital and guam april 9th after he was found on unresponsive in his room.y has not released his name pending next of kin notification. he was part of the sailors who have been removed from the roosevelt. alarm bells suggesting 90% of the roosevelt sailors should move ashore. 585 sailors from the ship have now tested positive. the navy just announced the u.s. is trim and strike group en route home after a five month deployment to the middle east with state and atlantic for at least three more weeks to protect the crew from covid-19 and to serve as a ready force now that one of the nation's aircraft carriers battles the coronavirus, the navy does not have enough testing to prevent similar outbreaks onboard other ships ships that are preparing to deploy. the investigation into the roosevelt's handling of the outbreak is complete and in the hands of the navy's top officer who has not ruled out the possibility of reinstating the captain. >> neil: that is an alarming job in cases and a reminder about the inverse of social distancing. >> very hard to socially dist

>>the naval hospital ship has been docked in new york city for weeks to help with the influx of coronavirusients in the area. the ship's initial mission was to treat people who did not have coronavirus but the u.s. military later said the comfort would take on those patients, 42 patients run the ship as of earlier thursday british prime minister boris johnson will return to duty on monday his spokesperson says the prime minister has now fully recovered from the coronavirus you may remember johnson was diagnosed with covid-19 back on march 27th, he battled the virus for several weeks and had to be transferred to the intensive care unit. >>golfers are hitting the links again in napa county the county is still under a shelter-in-place order. but this week the public health division loosen to some of the restrictions on businesses such as golf courses kron four's felipe de gaulle reports from napa while napa county public health extended shelter-in-place order this week it also revised its order. >>it's allowing now people to golf use the driving range is making sure that they're doing so safel

we know in new york city the first crew member aboard the naval hospital ship comfort has now tested day after president trump and new york governor andrew cuomo announced the ship would start accepting all patients regardless of their covid-19 status. right now the comfort has 41 patients on board, including five who tested positive for coronavirus. earlier today, governor cuomo expressed his appreciation for the military's efforts. let's watch. >> the department of defense has been fantastic, and the number of military personnel they have sent up here, and how quickly they have sent up here, this is a tough assignment to run facilities this large and to come up to speed. and to be hindering dominic handling this many covid patienp emergency facility, this is a really difficult undertaking. they have really been fantastic. >> harris: you know, i'm curious. how does it change any of the configuration about the ability for these chips to help when some of your own now are dealing with coronavirus on board? >> well, first i will say we are so proud to be able to support the governor an

he was removed from the ship and placed in isation at the naval hospital in guam before he died on monday. here's a quick check of the big ard this morning as we're watching and watching wall street you can see the dow jumping sharply this morning a 500 points to 24,043 on the back of barry pharmaceutical companies. a company that's really been showing so promise now with one of its more recent drugs gilead sciences and its drug from des severe is potentially on the cusp here of maybe making a breakthrough in terms of treating coronavirus patients will have to wait and see wall street viously enthusiastic about it, but we won't get the offial trial results until the end of the >>6.44 right now there's nothing th interest i'm not focused on your beard is coming nicely. it's really yeah it's cong to a tone now i think it's up to you are a big fancy i am now it's looking good. stage that with a beard he commted i guess i think a lot of people are obably doing the same thing sorts things up why not why are sheltering in place working from home baby and wita cooler weekend to reflect looking t

naval hospital ship comfort has begun, accepting those sickened by the disease.s is an eny that we have underestimated from day one and we have paid the price be early. >>well the numbers and look like they may be trney. yea it's over no it's not and other plac have made that mistake doctor anony fauci suggesting that life under coronirusguidelines like social distancing. >>will be around fora while if back to norm means acting like that never was a coronairus problem. i don't think that's going to happen until we do have the situation where yocan completely protect the popution. a>well that was a fema jones reporting for us this rning, robin. the virus paemic has shut down most of the sports with its plans for this ahead month's draft. >>but the ague is making some significant adjustments beuse of social-distancing so just a matter of weeks. the drop is gone from this grand celebration in las vegas to what's likely to be the largest conference call in spos. the event will be completely virtual that's right all personnel most through their draft work from home an

naval hospital ship comfort will both be taking coronavirus patients after the federal government initially said that those two facilities would only take noncoronavirus patients. those changes have been made from both of those facilities now. the new york hospitalization burden continues to be fairly relentless. these are the daily hospitalization numbers that we have been tracking in the city, you can see over the last four days, we're up to 15,000 now, in the city. and in addition to the built-out facilities in new york, that they've already stood up in parks and stadium, and the convention center in manhattan, today, the latest makeshift hospital to be announced in new york city is the nave of the cathedral of saint john the divine, which now house 400 hospital beds, as overflow from mount sinai hospital. today, doctors and nurses and other health workers at harlem hospital protested the fact that they really are having to work without the protective equipment they need to prevent themselves from becoming infected. you see their signs at their protest outside harlem hospital today, resp