with small aircraft or helicopters they say they think are spotted the migrant boat with 90 people on board. the migrant boat is now clearly visible. degree of. rescue doing these are ready to be deployed tom he is one of the most experienced stuff when it comes to see rescues even though he tells his colleagues what he knows about the refugees so far. from the mission begins. well. would you like to could do that with the end of. the 2 rescue doing is set off for the migrants go along with the ship it's important not to rush this part of the operation to take time to assess the situation. the wooden migrant boat is overloaded with 84 passengers all young men. will go into that they might stand up and become agitated and tip over the boat is a big concern. that's why the 1st thing they are getting are life vests. for the way that it will take. 3 trips back and forth to get all the migrants on board the ocean point you. most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria in the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents and relatives. and. what

they hopped on board ready to go, no one trying to back out of it and we are getting to new york city as fast as we could. rob: thank you for coming on. it is beautiful, we are so happy to have it here in new york city, we appreciate your time. 35 after the hour. the kennedy center got $25 million in coronavirus stimulus many thanks to nancy pelosi and most of the workers were furloughed anyway. the fight to get that cash back coming up. rob: you can tell people are getting bored at home. can you feel it in the air tonight? the new phil collins challenge drumming up a lot of fans on social media. jillian: we are back with a foxbusiness alert, republicans fighting to reclaim $25 million in stimulus funding to the kennedy center after the opera house announced it is laying off workers. rob: cheryl casone he joins us with details on what happened with this bailout. >> reporter: this is quite a story. one blogger said for an opera house your tone deaf. two republican congressman want to clawback that $25 billion since to the kennedy center. $25 million because reports came out they were f

take that on board then they take nothing on board and that point is being made very strongly and quite rightly. as rachel says, it is important that people observe what we have been asked to observe because this is a very crucial point. we were told after three weeks the lockdown may be stopped, it doesn't like its going to be, this middle period is crucial and thatis this middle period is crucial and that is why this emphasis on what has happened with these nurses and the danger we face if we don't follow government advice. indeed, and we have seen from spain the fact that they didn't introduce the measures as quickly as they might have done and just exactly what is happening to the death rate. well, the death rate in spain is very much followed italy's trajectory, it is interesting, we have seen it over the last couple of weeks and months and the effort every country has been making has basically been more like south korea, that has a high numberof like south korea, that has a high number of cases but a low number of deaths, don't let yourself follow italy. it is not clear as of yet

cnn learned there are 20 patients on board because of red tape. one of the leading medical officials calls this situation a joke. later this hour, we will get advice from a family with triplets who are in the nicu right now. it couldn't be a more stressful time. luckily, they know a lot about family therapy and they're going to share how to handle these anxious times. >>> dr. jeanne marrazzo at university of alabama at birmingham and dr. rochelle wal en ski at massachusetts general hospital. dr. marrazzo, i want to start with you and play you what dr. anthony fauci told us last night on cnn about how he feels about a nationwide stay-at-home order. listen. >> i don't understand why that's not happening. as you said, you know, the tension between federally mandated versus states rights to do what they want is something i don't want to get into. if you look at what's going on in this country, i don't understand why we're not doing that. we really should be. >> i don't understand why we're not doing that. we can put a list of the states on the screen t

suppose but 19 spread on board cruiser circulated a memo where he outlined the dire situation on board one pleaded for his crew to be evacuated for isolation it's eventually find its way into the media navy crews here ahead calls the necessary alarm disregarded the chain of command down so relieved the captain from duty. but to allow those emotions to color our judgment when communicating the current operational picture can at best create unnecessary confusion and at worst provide an incomplete picture of american combat readiness to our adversaries 1st the captains actions majors sailors their families and many in the public believe that his letter was the only reason. help from our larger navy family was forthcoming which was hardly the case president trump also described the captain's letter as inappropriate by saw today 155 out of a 4800 personnel on board had tested positive for the virus more than half of the crew have not been tested on friday began to disembark all on the tiny pacific island where their ship docked but only 1500 have come ashore on remain isolated in tells thei

was 19 spread on board cruciate circulated a memo where he the dire situation on board and pleaded for his crew to be evacuated for isolation it's eventually fun to its way into the media navy top said crusie calls all necessary along disregarded the chain of command and surreal leave the captain from q.c. to allow those emotions to color our judgment when communicating the current operational picture can at best create unnecessary confusion and at worst provide an incomplete picture of american combat readiness to our adversaries 1st the captain's actions made his sailors their families and many in the public believe that his letter was the only reason. help from our larger navy family was forthcoming which was hardly the case president trump also described the captain's letter as inappropriate by saturday 155 all right of the 4800 personnel on board of tested positive for the virus. the crew's been tested and then on friday began to descend on the tiny pacific island of guam where their ship docked but only $1500.00 have come ashore be isolated in hotels or. former pentagon michael m

they are seeking to dock, and more than 2,000 people are on board. han 100 of the passengers or the people on the ship are sick and the president says he wants to "do what's right but the governor says he wants to save the state's valuable health care resources for floridians. >> of course my concern is that we have worked so hard to have adequate hospital space that we wouldn't want those valuable beds to be taken. >> dana: he says he's willing to taken floridians from the ship but most of the passengers are foreigners. ed and faye hoover are passengers on the rotterdam cruise ship and they joined me now. you are from tallahassee. tell me a little bit, what has it been like they're on the ship for you? >> we've been quarantined the last 12 days. we haven't been sick so i know there were a lot of people sick before we left. we haven't had any problems. can't say enough about how great they've been to all of us, on both ships. the crews were just fantastic and the captains have been upfront with us from the start. i just can't understand why the govern

connected to the ruby princess which docked in sydney last month more than a 1000 crewmembers remain on board with reports that up to $200.00 of them a sick government is only letting the critically ill enter australia they gauge in sydney now to talk us through this one nicholas 1st of all where is the ship right now and what more do we know about what's happening on board. how laura will the situation here is changing every day but at the moment the ruby princess is south of sydney at port kembla at the moment what we do know her is that at least 200 crew members of the 1040 on board a currently sick and they're not allowed to disembark unless they are critically ill the new south wales police says that they are receiving medical attention on board that is why the ship was able to dock at port kembla so it's easy a full medical professionals to give those on board the help that they need so people are being saved in by medical professionals on board we understand that the ship were mine docked there for at least 10 days after that all forty's will be looking at how to repatriate these worke

others with mild symptoms will need to stay on board in quarantine. being denied entry at other ports, the zaandam was initially refused passage through the panama canal. the rotterdam was then brought in to separate out healthy passengers, but people later became ill on that ship, too. after making it through the panama canal and finally arriving in florida, another political battle brewed as the governor refused to allow the ships to dock. he later relented after being urged to do so by the us president donald trump. the more than 1,000 crew, though, will not be allowed off the ships, and it is not clear what will happen to them. it's a scenario being repeated elsewhere, including on the ruby princess in australia. authorities there are providing some medical support, but denying entry to the remaining crew, despite covid—19 cases on board, saying they are protecting the health system. it's my understanding that, over the next couple of days, two more ships will refuel and will leave our waters back to their port of origin. many of those ships fly u

the essen express carries plenty of food on board so that nothing run the short the ship is on route from the mediterranean sea through the suez canal across the indian ocean to china these pictures were taken by the crew when in porsche like here in singapore the containers are allowed to leave but not the people that also means crew changes are no longer possible and the crew are forced to work nonstop. isn't a nice day it's not unusual for them to be on board for over 9 months now they've been forced to extend their employment contracts due to travel restrictions and the lack of opportunities to come home and even their home countries banning them from returning at all was slowly getting to the point that these questionable limitations actually pose a security risk the shipping industry is in uncharted waters because of the coronavirus but one thing is clear the crews who make these ships run cannot run full steam ahead for ever. now look at some of the other business stories making news around the world. these executive has called on banks to rein in bonuses to boost their capaci

a sailor who was on board a u.s. navy ship at the center of a controversy which saw its captain sacked as died. and indigenous communities in malaysia take action to protect themselves from coronavirus. we will get to coronavirus shortly but 1st let's get you right up to speed with the developing story this hour out of new libya which is seen intense fighting the internationally recognized government is now saying it's taken a 2nd city from the warlord of the 4 have to involve phone footage appears to show fighters on the streets of some prata earlier pro tripoli forces entered the city of sort of man west of the capital after his fighters have been trying to capture the capital and overthrow the government there for the past year. joins us live from tripoli mark would just get us right up to date what's going on there. will be to the government of national accord that says that it's a measure of advancement its forces have achieved today by taken control of both cities coastal cities in the west of libya and so brou

now to sydney of zeros nicholas gage is this article where is the ship now what's the situation on board. well there are still many unanswered questions about the raid the princess cruise ship but what we nor is that on board if there are about 1040 clearly members of the old door is around 200 a currently see it can while the maritime union is urging crew members to be allowed to enter to receive the medical help that they need the government is saying that that will not happen so this cruise ship has been sailing up and down the east coast for nearly 3 weeks now. the situation on monday morning was that each. was allowed to dock south of sydney at port kembla and that so medical professionals are able to easily access those on board who need help at this stage new south wales police says that only the critically ill will be able to enter a strike but social distancing measures are being taken on board at this stage crew members will remain on there for at least 10 days while the boys the ship is docked at port kembla and after that they will be repatriated to the 50 different countries

break on board. do you believe in miracles it would seem democrats do after the job i search on super tuesday for them the fear of the bernie sanders candidate see me now be contained however this is far from over taking on trump is the no you see. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with mean disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they've been going for 10 years and they're still on the same place they should probably take it upon themselves to start testing things out testing out diet testing out exercise and try and figure out things on their own. let's start with a moan usual side these days and one of europe's hardest

this morning, hundreds of crewmembers remain on board and they have been quarantined for over a month on that ship. that quarantine ends tomorrow. and coronavirus sicken passengers from two cruise ships have finally been allowed to come ashore in florida. people from the holland america vandamme were rushed by stretcher into a fort lauderdale hospital. 40s, local authorities resisted an influx of sick people, but, they relented because of the dozens of floridians on board. >>that was a major part of our consideration that we had residence from south florida on that ship and we had fellow americans on that ship. that's why we worked so diligently to make sure we didn't leave any of our people at sea. >> everyone coming off the ships must wear masks and have their temperatures taken before being driven directly to board charter planes.>>> there is a divide over how to protect thousands of people living on the streets or packed in shelters during the coronavirus outbreak. san francisco confirming its first covid-19 case at a homeless shelter yesterday. the man was at the division circle

break on board. join me every thursday on the alex salmond and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see you then. hello again let's start with an unusual sight these days in one of europe's hardest hit countries for coronavirus it's an open air market in the italian capital which is open for business despite weeks of intense national lockdown customers can browse the stalls so long as they stick to strict social distancing rules that for a considerable period being the world's worst affected nation but infection and death rates are beginning to slow. over the other side of the atlantic the u.s. it's the world the fact that country and fled to neighboring mexico ramping up virus testing at checkpoints near the border medics are taking travelers temperatures on any of them showing symptoms are immediately sent to hospital mexico has logged nearly 2000 and factions 79. cruise ship docked in miami florida after being turned away from ports in other countries to get. princess.

so described the captains let's it was inappropriate by saturday then 155 of the 4800 personnel on board and tested positive for the virus just under half the crew is being tested on friday they began to disembark on the tiny pacific island where the ship would be dealt only a $1500.00 maybe the shore they'll be isolated in hotels there so how dangerous was it will former pentagon analyst michael maloof told us about the unique dangers posed when there's no break on a military vessel. it's very very difficult on a warship like that unlike a cruise a cruise ship which also was infected on an aircraft carrier a destroyer or submarine you don't have the luxury of individual compartments except maybe for the tap them because they do what they because they're on 247 duty they do what they call hot words that someone who's on duty gives up his bed and someone else sleeps that i mean is that closely confined and as a consequence the ability to spread the disease such as this particularly if you're in the open ocean is very very very high and people are going up and down the ladder holding the s

and at least $33.00 sailors on board a u.s. nuclear powered aircraft carrier have tested positive focal that 19 the captain of the theodore roosevelt has told the pentagon that the virus is spreading uncontrollably and asked for immediate help to corn teen it's cruel the outbreak shows no sign of slowing down in europe spain and france have recorded their highest single day death tolls and more than 800 deaths were reported in italy on tuesday the former head of the french football club has died after contracting the virus ju 4 moved to france as a teenager from senegal was 68 the former journalist and agent is a 1st person to die from cold 19 in senegal in kenya a funeral has been held for a 13 year old boy allegedly shot by police in forcing a virus to knock down the boy's father hussein moya says his family was standing on their balcony at the beginning of the nighttime curfew on monday when police opened fire his son died after being shot in the stomach and police in south africa are also being accused of heavy handed behav

, whatensity, air filters can be done on board airplanes? some of the surfaces on the aircraft as well, to make people feel more comfortable getting on the planes, make them easier to clean, etc.? industry ishe modeling to find appropriate solutions to these problems. there are problems in the perception. 11 remember on september there was the threat of terrorism on board and something difficult to manage at the beginning. we found solutions rather quickly and i am optimistic's we will find solutions, different solutions to a different problem, with all of the people and the engineers and the ideas which are coming on board in sections such as access to as arts, access to planes first step before we moved to other solutions. i'm optimistic for all kinds of transport will find solution, including aviation. we have done that before. guy: you certainly have. we appreciate your time. guillaume: my pleasure. guy: the airbus ceo joining us from toulouse. vonnie? vonnie: thank you for that. we have the latest death toll for new york. dying in00 77 p

was covert $900.00 sport on board see a secular for the memo way he outlined the di a situation on board and pleaded for his crew to be evacuated for isolation it eventually found its way into the media navy top brass said close it had caused unnecessary alarm and disregarded the chain of command was relieved the full of his duties. but to allow those emotions to color our judgment when communicating the current operational picture can it fast create unnecessary confusion and at worst provide an incomplete picture of american combat readiness to our adversaries 1st the captain's actions made his sailors their families and many in the public believe that his letter was the only reason help from our larger navy family was forthcoming which was hardly the case president trump chipped in to describe the captain's inappropriate by saturday 155 out of the 4800 pows and i'm told i tested positive for the virus just on the hoff the cruise being tested on friday they began to disembark on the tiny pacific island of guam where the ship is docked but only $1500.00 have come ashore will be isolated

the truth is to have the algorithms on board you need a very powerful processor. you need motors, a high resolution screen. all of that combined is making robots very constantly. >> thank you ever so much. >>> apple's new iphone 11 went on presail thle this weekend. the latest phones have three lenses on the back and we have more details about apple plus television streaming with its flag ship show taking place in a familiar place to me, a television newsroom. welcome back. let's talk a little apple. what was the big take-away? >> the big take-away and the most innovative thing that was announced was the price of their devices. i found it's a very popular smart phone. every september just like the leaves change color on the trees for the new iphone, this time the discussion was not so much the features on the new phone. but they started the pricing 699 and they kept older models that are all less expensive. >> part of that is i have an iphone 6. here i work in technology in silicon valley and i just have not been -- the new ones are great but mine's good enough. i

let's start there. 300 americans, and others on board. n florida or any state absorbed that type of pressure right now in treating more covid patients, given the current situation, based on what you know? >> dr. hotez: well, so, this is the problem, harris. we have a situation where we know death rate starts to climb when hospitals are overwhelmed. for instance, the reason that case fatality rate is so high in italy and spain, around 10%, is because hospital systems got overwhelmed. there was not enough capacity to manage so many patients. ventilators, hospital beds, and intensive care units. we have seen a little bit of that in new orleans now, where the case fatality rate is higher than the rest of the country. so, that has become really one of the hard parts of this epidemic, is managing what we call "the surge," the large influx of patients. i'm not there on the ground in florida to know what they have the capacity to manage, but that is the situation. that is where things become very problematic and potentially that is the situation t

even one minute it's not unusual for them to be on board for 9 months now they've been forced to extend their employment contracts due to travel restrictions and the lack of opportunities to come home and even their home countries banning them from returning at all we are slowly getting to the point that these questionable limitations actually pose a security risk the shipping industry is in uncharted waters because of the coronavirus but one thing is clear the crews who make these ships run cannot run full steam ahead for ever. now look at some of the other business stories making news around the world around $600.00 garment factories have reopened in bangladesh nearly a month after they were ordered to close to prevent the spread of because. the country has the world's 2nd largest clothing industry employing about $4000000.00 workers export some $35000000000.00 worth of sleep yeah. british airways has announced plans to cut up to $12000.00 jobs in response to the corona virus outbreak kariya says it's likely to take years for the sector to recover meanwhile scandinavian airlines s.a.'

it started a week of the and we had 150 holiday vendors on board across the country ranging from cottages featured on the diy shadow, they gave a price away. a property that featured on the diy shadow, they gave a price awaylj can hear you, there is a big blessing on your line. tell us what people need to do, what do they need to do if they want to offer them something? they need to go to the #, treat our nhs and when they do that, they will be able to see all the collection properties and holiday, bmps, and they can replicate the same idea basically. if you want to nominate somebodyjust same idea basically. if you want to nominate somebody just go same idea basically. if you want to nominate somebodyjust go to that same # and you can enter in as many giveaways as you want to. how many people have been nominated so far? so far we just had countless nominations, countless and all of them, some of the stories we are hearing just a really heart wrenching. so if we can roll this out and give light at the end of the tunnel across the country and people jumping on board and during that holiday

what's next for the hundreds of crew members still on board? we've got a warmer day ahead tomorrow. temperatures back into the upper 60s. details on what to expect. >>> first, the death of a prolific american singer/songwriter from the coronavirus. when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering current chevy owners onstar crisis assist services and complimentary wifi data. to help keep you on the road, the chevy certified service experts are here and ready to help if you require parts, maintenance or repairs. you can also still shop and schedule your service appointment online. it's just our way of doing our part. >>> some sad news from nashville tonight. singer-songwriter john prime has died. ♪was 73 years old, family members say he died from complications of the coronavirus after being placed on a ventilator a few days ago. rolling stone one prime the mark twain of songwriting. prime was a cancer survivor. h

the 45 others with minor illnesses on board, they will not be allowed to leave until they improve andhere are medical teams on the ships treating them but the point is they are going to have to pass a cdc standardize health tests before they can get off and finally make their way home. >> bill: that will be some kind of relief. we will watch it, phil keating in south florida. there is a health technology company tracking temperatures in real-time across the country. so when does the fever break? it's founders says the numbers clearly show one obvious trend and he joins me live, next. so i've been using this awesome new app called rakuten that gives me cash back on everything. that's ebates. i get cash back on electronics, travel, clothes. you're talking about ebates. i can't stop talking about rakuten. pretty good deal - peter sfx [blender] ebates is now rakuten, sign up today. she spends too much time on the internet. according to the census, you can complete the census online in no time at all. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov. did you know libert

carrier on board the has been placed under quaranantine, but the number of infected is likely to riseurther, withh some 70% of saililors still awaititing testt reresults. the e french navy'y's chief o of has ordered an investigation ininto the source of the contamination. according to a french news aside, after leaving cyprus on the ninth of march, the carrier of march. the 13th sailors were allowed on land to see their famililies. the first cases emerged a few days later. on the 10th of april, the carrier's duties were suspended when tests for covid-19 came back positive. the nuclear powered aircraft carrier, second largest in the world, will not be back in action for several weeks. the time needed to disinfect the vessel. entering theof us second month of lockdown, what impact is it having on our mental health? joining me now is a professor from the institute of mental health at nottingham university and the u.k.. thank you for your time, professor. i think i'm safe in saying that for most of us confinement or lockdowns are a real struggle psychologically. how does it actutually imp

"apollo 13's" successful recovery. 50 years after "apollo 13" splashed into the ocean, all three on boardooking back on that time to find hope once again in uncertain times half a century later. captain mark kelly tweeting, on the 50th anniversary, let's remember that americans are good at solving tough problems. even though some things don't go as planned, if we work together we can overcome any obstacle. even fred haise, one of the astronauts on apollo 13, sharing a message comparing the unplanned circumstances with the current situation. >> we have been asked and have to do things differently than normal. >> reporter: saying now staying apart, socially distancing for the greater good, is this generation's defining moment. all these years later you might think the astronauts on "apollo 13" have developed a superstition with that number, "apollo 13". the oxygen tank exploding on this date, april 13th. but no, jim lovell and fred haise are not superstitious, they even use 13 in their email addresses. >> take the power away, make it work for you. >> 50 years later and i still have chills,

. >> a man from south san francisco who was on board the coral princess cruise ship now docked in miami has died of the coronavirus. his daughter is now worried about her mother, who was also on the ship and has symptoms. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with the couple's daughter, and cornell, this is heartbreaking. >> eric, it really is. three people have now died on board that coronavirus-stricken cruise ship, including wilson maa. his wife now showing symptoms. her daughter trying to get her medical attention. and we just learned it appears that will happen. >> anything anyone can do. i'm asking for help here. >> julie maa spoke to us from her home in new york, making an emotional plea for help. >> helping my mom. i have the try to save her. >> julie's mom is now showing symptoms of coronavirus. she is a passenger on board the coral princess, docked in miami. >> we have people telling us that three ambulances showed up, took -- potentially took other people and my mom still on the ship. i understand there is other people, there is other priorities, i just can't lose another

at times, i almost felt he was on board the spacecraft placing the cruise hands on the switches , just keeping them going. we continued to have a lot of surprises, we had to do an emergency maneuver, one of the three command module batteries failed, just about the time the parachutes were due to come out. landed, thise issue was still in. the final thing i remember about this mission was the reentry because the mood in this room was becoming what i would say mellow. when we got ready to jettison lunar module, we started speaking sentimentally to the lunar module as we were getting ready. we said farewell, aquarius, you were a hell of a good spaceship. in front of the whole world to start talking, you didn't even know the world was out there, we were so focused on getting these guys back. finally comes time to express our feelings, and the entire world was listening and mission control is not going to admit we are emotional and the rookie on board the spacecraft finally says all of us up here want to thank you down there for the fine job you did. that broke the ice and we got a few that

the grand princess cruise ship is on the move, with hundreds of crew members still on board. ve picture of the ship as you can see. it's passing alcatraz on its way out of the bay. live pictures from sky ranger. an update of where it might be going, when we come back. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. in this time of crisis we run with them, toward those in need. we are 7,000 doctors, nurses, pharmacists and therapists supporting their efforts on the ground and virtually. and just as we are by their side, we're by yours, too. with answers to your most pressing questions and expert advice at cigna.com/covid19 >>> okay. we're going to take you live over the san francisco bay. nbc bay area sky ranger watching the "grand princess" cruise ship leave a port in san francisco. i

they will be on board when they head out to the pacific. princess said it will perform routine maritime operations for several days before returning to san francisco to take on supplies. crew members will keep social distancing and wear protective gear and also work on sanitizing the ship. one grand princess grew membcre died at a san francisco hospital. >>> during a time when many are looking for work after losing their jobs, two companies that remained open are looking to hire nationwide. ace hardware and its locally owned retailers hope to hire 30,000 new employees. hardware stores are considered essential businesses. integral senior living and solstice senior living also hiring. they operate three senior living communities in the bay area. >>> happening today, walmart has begun limiting the number of customers in its stores. the chain now using one entrance for store and customers will be allowed in one at a time and counted on a one person out, one person in basis. stores will now allow no more than 5 customers for each 1,000 square fe

at least 100 sailors on board a u.s. aircraft carrier have tested positive for covert 19 the captain of the theodore roosevelt told the pentagon the virus is spreading uncontrollably and called to immediate help to quarantine the crew but defense secretary marcus besides it's not the right time to move people on board a leaked document published by spanish media says doctors are being advised not to admit patients over the age of 18 to intensive care spain's announced its worst single day death toll so far with 864 fatalities in the past 24 hours while to whoever has the latest from madrid in this the document they say that they have to limit the effort in patients over 80 prioritizing the ones that can benefit in terms of state years or washed possibility of surviving they recommend morphine instead are to those patients that do not react to oxygen so right now what we're doing is just. giving a 2nd thought to these document leaks and all the media in spain are are are echoing this this is this document has leaked iran

we got medicare on board, blue cross blue shield association on board. seema verma has been great getting allies. we will look at about 100 million records, i hope, and try to give america an idea using big data and analytics whether or not this is actually a trend or just a blip. it might be a preventing -- >> harris: we want to get to view or questions, i want to mention that sharecare is a company you have a connection to you. you can tell us quickly about that. you've been talking with french doctors. you've been studying this. you and i have talked about it for over a month. they've done a wide study. i believe it was with, what, about a thousand patients that they looked at hydroxychloroquine, and that combination prayed i will also say, is that combination with azithromycin? are those things working together? quickly and we will get two of your question. >> dr. oz: i just spoke to the doctor, world-famous infectious disease specialist. he's now got 1,000 patients he's taking care of using the hydroxychloroquine we've discussed, with azithromycin,

cnn learned it only has 20 patients on board because of red tape and restrictions. one of new york's leading medical officials calls the situation a joke. coming up this hour, we'll speak with a man leading the research into what might be the nearest term treatment for coronavirus. we're going to get advice from a family with triplets about parenting during this difficult time with that many children around you all at once. want to begin our coverage with brynn gingras live. she's outside the javits center, which is this hospital with 1,000 beds. that changes policy within the last 24 hours, brynn. >> reporter: that's right, john. now 2500 beds will be made available at the afterit center. it will be run by the u.s. army. the governor of new york told the president it makes no -- the hospitals are overrun with covid patients, not non-covid patients. literally, time is running out to new york city to help those on the frontlines. a race against time for new york governor andrew cuomo. inside the nation's coronavirus epicenter. >> we have about six days at the current

one grand princess crew member died of covid-19 at a san francisco hospital. >>> a south san francisco man is in intensive care in florida tonight after getting sick a i board a cruise ship that was allowed to dock on saturday, and his family said they needed to call 911 in order to get him off the corral princess. the miami herald reports 71-year-old wilson ma's family called for help because the ship's on board medical team took no steps to get him to a hospital where he could receive more advanced care. an on board doctor apparently told them there were no nearby intensive care beds available. a state of florida web site showed miami-dade county had more than 150 available icu beds available. ma is one of seven cruise passengers who have tested positive for covid-19. two passengers have died. >>> a bay area family is stuck in peru tonight trying to find a way out. peru's president closed the border's last month because of the coronavirus, and now a group from castro valley all in their 60s and 70s is concerned they won't make the last flight to the u.s. they are traveling in a remote area 650 miles north of lima. the daughter of a couple in the group spo

princess cruised back into the san francisco bay, she is in port with more than 600 crewmembers on board. she is in town to pick up supplies. after she resupply she will be headed back out to sea. the grand princess, the cruise ship that gained worldwide attention on the outset of the coronavirus endemic as it pulled into the bay with ill passengers and crew is now back at her port. >> the grand princess pulled into port today, she will be here for provisioning for the next 24 hours or so. when we say provisioning, she will be taking on food, fuel and supplies. >> images of the ship allowing passengers to disembark in oakland last month are still seared in bay area's memory. they were allowed off the ship and sent home. the ship itself, cleaned and quarantined with the crew in the middle of the san francisco bay. >> she was anchored there for one week of disinfection. after that, two weeks of quarantine that was overseen and directed by the cdc. that quarantine period ended over the weekend on april 4. that was when the vessel was cleared for sailing. >> the grand princess had been outsi

on the way. and fully back to board in doha with al jazeera is continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic fears in china of a new wave of infections people in the city of new on to avoid going out thus we visit the soup kitchens in argentina slums that are helping put a meal on the table for those living under lockdown and in other news under pressure venezuela's opposition leader is accused of a coup attempt and several of his associates are detained. thank you very much for joining us tonight and state says using wartime powers to get urgently needed equipment out of out to desperate hospitals is just seen as highest number of coronavirus this in a single day 1200 more on those say president signed a defense production act ordering the private companies to make masks ventilators and other medical gear new york's mayor is urging people to wear face masks in public as the city remains america's kovi 1000 hot spot a quarter of the 1000000 cases worldwide come from the u.s. our white house correspondent kimberly hockett has more from washington. as the number of coronavirus cases in the united st

they didn't show symptoms until they were on board and they were tested on the ship.time, we now know that the comfort has reconfigured itself in an effort to limit the chances of an outbreak on board the ship. although what we have seen on cruise ships. the headship has cut its hospital bed capacity from 1,000 to 500 beds. the ship has allowed the navy to segregate the ship, there is a green zone where there are people that do not deal with covid-19 patients along the ship they were allowed to walk in, and then there is a red zone, and that zone is only for covid-19 patients and people who are taking care of them. additionally, there is 1200 crew and medical personnel on board that ship, bill, and 800 of the medical personnel are now staying at a local hotel that is just for them. this is in an effort to make it easier to social distance while on board. they will be taking a bus directly from that hotel to the comfort every single day. again, all these protocols in place, they are expected to start taking in more and more covid-19 patients. just 44 now, that number e