with walgreens is a huge game-changer because walgreens has these wellness centers.ility to test people's blood with a finger prick right in the store, it could change everything. >> according to walgreens, theranos said their technology had been "comprehensively validated" and was "viable and consumer ready." >> i thought, "this is incredible." if these people have actually pulled off what they're claiming then that could certainly change the practice of lab medicine. >> walgreens saw the chance to be at the forefront of something huge. so they eventually cut a $140 million deal. fast-forward to three years later, and elizabeth is celebrating the opening of her first theranos wellness center in this walgreens in palo alto, california. and with that -- >> are you one of these people that love blood tests? >> no. >> it grosses me out. >> elizabeth started peddling her product to the masses, launching this striking video campaign directed by oscar-winning documentarian errol morris. >> i was wondering if you would take a blood test for us, which is one drop of blood. >

public health departments, the national guard, and our partnership with a gusty university, cvs, walgreens, walmart and others are testing others. but we realize we must continue to do more. georgia is 13th among states and territories in the total number -- tests and per capita we are 36 overall. per capitaom 42nd in testing to 36 in one week. we still have work to do and we will keep fighting to improve a coronavirus task force to hold our first conference. and the department of public health has worked tirelessly with transmission to keep the public informed. we realized the team that can provide a more unified user-friendly platform for the georgians at every corner of the , earlier today we unveiled the covid-19 board, offering interactive reports that track emerging indicators, rates of geo-mapping tos and theyand address can identify multiple scenarios to look at vulnerable populations like health care workers, the medically fragile there is an interactive map hover over.can as far as demographic information, the individuals that have tested positive, most information will be update

, walgreens says at no cost to eligible people in walgreens and cvs say individuals tested must meetiteria established by cdc and in most cases people can preregister on each of the individual websites to set up an appointment so sounds like these are unfolding in developing. we will see how their requirements change but that is what they are thing. i'm excited that people can get rapid testing. this will be an important step. jillian: once we get the antibodies test and figure out who is immune that is the next step which will be amazing. appreciate it. it is 19 after the hour. 17,000 people have died from the virus in italy, the most of anywhere in the world. we are live with the drastic measures taken to seal the borders. rob: one foundation pledging $1 million for veterans, a doctor leading the charge joins us with how that will help our heroes. [ "one more time" by daft punk ] woo! [ laughing ] woo! play pop music! ♪ no way dude, play rock music! yeah! -woah! no matter what music you like, stream it now on pandora with xfinity. and don't forget to catch trolls world tour in thea

not just walgreens pharmacists and pharmacy employees but all of them.really doing what should be doing and what you went to school for, to help patients and helping them understand the problems that we are facing. pharmacy is right here in it with everyone together in the community and we look forward to be part of the testing, serology and eventually treatment, when the vaccine does come. thank you for the opportunity. >> thank you, mr. president. we appreciate all you are doing to get america back to work and doing it safely. i represent kroger. our not only of half a million associates that are doing everything every day to keep customers safe and our associates safe -- one of the things we were able to do was provide the basic practices we are doing. it is the things that all of us can learn from on how to get america back working. ,e also announced earlier today continue to accelerate our practice on testing. we are actively engaged in six states. the next couple of weeks, we will take that to 12. the number of states continues to grow faster than

all oft walgreens, but them. you are doing what you went to school for, counseling patients on the medicine and helping them understand the pros pharmacy is right here in it with everyone in the community, and we look forward to being part of the testing like we are now, serology, whatever that might look like in the future,ur and treatment when the vaccine does come. thank you, mr. president, for the opportunity. pres. trump:great job, thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you, mr. vice president. we appreciate all you are doing to get america back to work and doing is safely. i represent kroger. i'm so proud of our nearly half-million associates that are doing everything every day to keep customers and associates safe. one of the things we were able to do is provide basic practices we are doing. we call it blueprint. it is the things all of us can learn from on how to get america back working. we announced earlier today continuing to accelerate practice on testing. we are actively engaged in s

i oversee walgreens in the u.s. i want to thank the over 200,000 walgreens team members in stores every day taking care of our patients and our customers, giving up essential daily needs, the prescriptions they need, and even covid testing all we are here. we will be expanding our testing difficulties across all states, including puerto rico. we will be able to travel level -- triple the point we do now in partnership with lab partners and we are excited to do that. we are excited to put the public-private partnership we have here, because that is what webled us to do this, and will work to get these sites up and running as fast as possible. as a pharmacist from i'm really proud to be part of this election, and not just that profession, not just walgreens pharmacists. you are doing what you went to school for, counseling patients on the medicine and helping them understand the problems we're facing. right here with everyone in the community, and we look forward to being part of the testing like we are now, serology,

we arejoined by walgreens, cvs, rite aid and kroger.the leaders of those great companies and we also have with us the leaders from the worlds top medical diagnostics companies and suppliers, thermo fisher. lab core, qwest, us cotton and the american clinical laboratory association. these are great companies. these private—sector leaders along with others such as roche, abba, back and in certain, coal objects and suffer hard. have been exceptional partners and our unprecedented drive to expand our states capabilities in our countries capabilities. the job they've done is been incredible. the testing being developed and being developed right now has been truly an amazing thing. iwant right now has been truly an amazing thing. i want to thank abbot laboratories for thejob thing. i want to thank abbot laboratories for the job they've done. i want to thank roche and particular those two have really stepped forward, and have it with a five minute test that people can take. and a five—minute know what the answer is. i'd like to asked if i coul

>>however there were no terrorism chges of the walgreens case the 2 female suspects were charged with violating the federal hobbs act which involves robbery or extortion affecting interstate commerce a crime punishable up to 20 years in prison, the fbi stands ready to bring federal tools that we have our disposal to ensure that these fighters are states go to work has it led you kron 4 news. >>california lawmakers are trying to protect consumers from scammers and price gougers during this pandemic they say it's time to stop bad actors from profiting off of fear. our washington correspondent joe khaleel has the story. >>$30 toilet paper $70 hand sanitizer we see a amazing markups of common items that many people need some online sellers have been price gouging trying to profit off americans coronavirus fears congressman ted lieu was one of a group of lawmakers have introduced a bill to end price gouging during national emergencies higher prices usually effective certainly regions of the this is affecting all of amera that it not only allowed to watch the action but by having the place

i oversee at walgreens and the u.s. to start off like you, thinking over 2,000 walgreens team members who are in stores every day, taking care of our patients and our customers. giving them essential daily needs, the prescriptions, obviously that they need, and even covid testing while we are here. we also announced today that we will be expanding our testing capabilities across all states including puerto rico. able to triple the volume that we do now in partnership with our lab partners, and we are excited to do that. we are really excited with the public partnership that we do here. because we are enabled to working with the additional states to get these sites up and running as fast as possible. as a pharmacist, i want to say one thing, i am really proud to be a part of this profession, not just walgreens pharmacist, but all of them, across grocery independence, you are really doing what you should be and what you went to school for, to help patients, counseling them with her medicine and helping them understand the

. >> today, two of the biggest drugstore chains, cvs and walgreen's pledging to ramp up .cvs's chief medical officer. troy brennan. it's been nearly a month since the president gathered executives to talk about ramping up testing. give us insights into what's been so challenging. >> i wouldn't say it's been so challenging. after talking with the federal government we opened a site in massachusetts within about ten days and working closely with the federal government learned a great deal about how to do testing. we learned there are better ways to go about it. and we wanted to move away from tests that we had to mail to a reference lab so that you get the results right away. >> i know walgreen's has more than a dozen sites across seven states and walmart has a couple sites. you're operating in three different states. what can you tell us about what's new? >> we've taken advantage of the abbott technology, that was approved less than ten days ago. we're using those machines on these bigger sites. we can do 1,000 people a day at these sites. and the more important thing is th

walgreens is expanding delivery service through partnership with post mates. can order over-the-counter medications, household essentials and convenience through the walgreens website. drivers will use contactless delivery. some products in high demand may not be available. >>> and uber is pledging 10 million free rides and food deliveries for health care workers, senior citizens, and others affected by the coronavirus outbreak. any organization, health care provider or government agency is eligible. uber is also in talks with local food banks. those are your cnbc business headlines. kari hall, back over to you. >>> thank you, frank. we are going to start out here in concord with a look at our temperature trend. we're going to see upper 40s and low 50s to start, but it will be a beautiful day. but because of the pandemic, you may not realize this but it's impacting our weather forecast. we're going to talk about that and the full micro climate forecast up next. >>> all right. it sounds like the cascade effect. we have an issue as well traffic on the transit sy

in one san francisco walgreen's employees say it's getting worse during the coronavirus pandemic. >>are not safe. >> reporter: these videos show bay area shoplifters in action during the outbreak. they're bold and don't even seem rushed. in this video an apparent repeat offender is just one of three filling bags and backpacks in the middle of the day. >> they're coming in our store nonstop like every ten minutes. >> reporter: this walgreen's employee doesn't want us to identify her because she's afraid she'll be fired. she says on top of worrying about contracting the virus -- >> they don't provide us masks. >> reporter: -- workers are forced to deal with thieves taking full advantage of these uncertain times. >> they come and then they take all the merchandise, the food, especially the food. and then they say we have a virus, we got tested positive, we have a virus. >> reporter: it's not just happening in san francisco. in san leandro last week police arrested a man who they say stole nearly $800 in energy drinks from walmart.

walgreens is getting on board.u hearing about the availability about the tests and are you encouraged or frustrated by the pacing of tests? >> to be candid, i'm frustrated. you know, at the end of march we were talking, we were hearing about these large retailers really diving in and prioritizing testing and rolling out drive-through testing and even though these collective retailers have something like 30,000 stores across the country, there were under ten testing sites. and right now you mentioned cvs has a couple, and walgreens just announced they're going to roll out 15 testing states in 7 states representing hot spot areas. that's not nearly enough. >> i also want to ask you about certain cleaning products. in recent years natural and organic cleaning products have become increasingly popular. but can they actually kill covid-19, or should we be using some of the harsher products like clorox wipes and bleach? >> i'm glad you asked. people want to do the right thing and make sure they're using responsible all n

walgreens and rite aid and walmart, qwest diagnostics. he is looking out a way and a method to make this all habit as he has been pushing for -- all need to see before they can give the green light to even fractional restrictions being eased. it's going to be a busy and a crazy next couple of hours here, particularly this hour. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto, and this is "your world." the governor of ohio was the first to sense the need to impose restrictions of any sort. beginning unwinding that might prove the model for the rest of the nation. the governor will be joining us shortly. let's get there read from mike tobin. how this is all unwinding today. >> it really is unwinding, neil. we are seeing the doors open. holding his briefing as we speak. the executive order creating the lockdown is going to be lifted as of april 30th, not to be renewed. we saw i was governor giving a very aggressive plan to reopen the state seeing businesses like gems and restaurants can reopen at 50% capacity. the malls can reopen at 50% capacity in th

priced walgreens house brands and 20% off regularly priced national brand products.o you is show your medical or employment badge at any one of their almost 10,000 walgreens stores. starbucks, similar salute to medical workers. free coffee when you show your i.d. from the hospital or whatever medical facility you work at. that one lasts until may 31st. next deals for all of us, adidas, 30% off the whole site and a $50 gift card for $40, gap has a big sale on but everything already marked down gets an extra 50% off at checkout. finally the feel good deals. you get something then the company donates something. world's finest chocolate, you know, the little white bars the kids sell as fund-raisers, they'll donate up to 10 million chocolate bars to hospitals and health care workers for every box bought off their website. jersey mike's, the sub chain along with popeyes donating portions of the proceeds of their sale to food bank charities. there are so many of these feel good deals out there. it's worth taking a look to see how you can stretch your dollars and also use wh

i don't want to go to walgreens because i don't like walgreens why do i have to go to walgreens? everything comes to my house now. i have to go to walgreens, look at all the things i don't want there's the edge -- i'm in there for the edge shaving cream there's something i have to unlock something in order to be able to get the blades and pull that person over no amazon it comes come on, have you ever been to a drugstore? you know everything is under plastic now and you have to say, hey, there's nobody there, help me, help me, i want to buy blades for $48 with plastic that's going to end up in the pacific. >> we all went to the blades getting delivered to your home years ago because of that. yeah, i get it but jim, you keep mentioning testing, you keep mentioning abbott and the ability to do tests quickly and everybody is going to do it, and maybe before you go in an office building and certainly before you to a sporting event what's that all going to cost? >> a lot it doesn't matter. it's the new kind of -- maybe everything else goes down in price. i mean, maybe everybody else h

i'm richard ash worth with, i oversee walgreens in the u.s., and i just want to start off thanking the200,000 team members who are in stores every day all across america taking care of our patients and our customers, giving them essential daily needs, the prescriptions, obviously, that they need and even covid testing while we're here. we also announced today we'll be expanding our testing capabilities across all states including puerto rico. we'll be able to triple the volume that we do now in partnership with our lab partners, and we're excited to be able to do that. we're really excited with the public/private partnership that we have here, because that's what's enabling us to do this, and we look forward to working with the additional states to get these sites up and running as fast as possible. as a pharmacist, i just want to say one quick thing. i'm really proud to be part of this profession, and not just walgreens pharmacists and pharmacy employees, but all of them across grocery, mass. you're doing what you went to school for, helping patients, counseling them on their medicine

i oversee walgreen's in the u.s. i want to thank the 200,000 walgreen's team members taking care of our customers, giving them essential daily needs, the prescriptions that they need and even covid testing while we're here. we announced today we'll be expanding our testing capabilities across all states, including puerto rico. we'll be able to triple the volume we do now, and we're excited to do that. we're really excited with the public/private partnership we have here. we look forward to working with the additional states to get these sites up and running as fast as possible. as a pharmacist, i want to say i'm proud to be part of this profession. not just walgreen's, but all of them across grocery stores, you're doing to help patients and helping them understand the problems that we're facing. pharmacy is right here. in it with everyone together in the community. we look forward to being part of the testing like we are now. serology, whatever that might look like, and treatment when the vaccine comes. so thank you

i believe that without walgreens, the dow would actually be positive. we are going to do the same thing as we have been doing recently. along the left-hand side of the screen, we are going to show you whole industry groups. groups of stocks that have very much been in the news and which are moving. as we get that rolling, you read it off the left-hand side of the screen and i will talk to our commentators about what's going on. eddie gabor, scott martin with us. i will ask the same question to both of you. i bet you are seriously concerned about rechallenging that low, 18,591. you wouldn't want to see that, would you, eddie? >> no. we don't want to see that. but again, as we said last week, we warned clients that the news is going to be really bad economically so this negative news really shouldn't come as a surprise. i think what we need to focus on is when we are going to get our economy going again because until that happens, this pressure to the downside is going to continue because at the end of the day, this has been a self-induced recession and b

reporter: this sounds incredibly promising, walgreens, cvs, with the drive-through tests, but we sat here in the rose garden back on march 13, these companies were here, some other companies were here. by my count, only 69 drive-through test sites set up by companies that were here. i'm wondering, of course mr. vice president, back in early march you said we would be at four million tests by the following week. we're just now got there in the last few days. so what have you learned about what went wrong, a month 1/2, over the last month 1/2 or two months, and what is going right now? what lessons have you learned from the mistakes over the last, you know, month 1/2 or so. >> john i appreciate the question, but it represents a misunderstanding on your part and, and frankly the, a lot of people in the public's part about the difference between having a test versus the ability to actually process the test. i mean the truth was when the president tapped me to lead the white house coronavirus task force two months ago we saw the production of lots of test kits going into the marketplace b

[indiscernible] yesterday i picked up her prescriptions from walgreens. she hugged him. is worried she may have know, --hing and, you host: what is the likelihood of that? guest: i couldn't hear most of the question. host: her daughter had traveled to walmart to pick up her prescription and -- summer did you say your daughter came in close contact with somebody who she thinks had it? caller: when my aunt, they went to walgreens and then to a friends house to pick up some things. she had a hip replacement recently and she needed a few things over there. who is ae my aunt, three-time cancer survivor in remission, gave him a hug on impulse. overcome with emotion. now she is afraid that she may have -- what is the likelihood of that? host: did you hear that? guest: i heard a little bit. the likelihood of becoming othered is whether the person was infected themselves. if the other person is not infected, you are not at risk. i think the important thing is that the challenge we have with trying to stop this transmission is the fact that people can be asymptomatic, which means

walmart, for example, because it depends on where you are walmart, walgreens, lowes, they're going to do quite well in terms of the theme i'm looking at, i've been consistent with this. 5g everything that was spoken about is 5g related. 5g was on a nice ramp before and soc some of the commentary has been skeptical. that's why 80% of my portfolio is in 5g related stocks. they have been reporting very good numbers there are opportunities for a long term stand point. in terms of dividenddividends, t know ibm, great example of that >> kate, let's get you back in here with this given everything we heard from steve, there are places then of relative kind of out performance. if something kind of lags behind, it's because somebody else is benefitting. it's not necessarily a zero sum game there are pivots and movements happening. let's take us through what types of companies are the ones who could benefit given some of those -- i'm not going to call them seismic or techtonic but they are changing happening. >> the debate has been whether or not value can outperform or the cyclicals lead we hav

federal charges accused of intentionally coughing on people when they were caught shopping at this walgreens in san francisco. the women weren't wearing masks and told the manager they had covid as they took items off the store shelves, intentionally coughed on staff and left without paying. the threat of spreading the virus upgraded the alleged crime to robbery. >>> the u.s. is now closing in on one million covid cases with at least 925,000 confirmed. new york has seen the most deaths with 21,000. those numbers come as researchers continue to work to find treatments and ultimately a vaccine. >>> some businesses in georgia are set to reopen again after being shuttered for works. hair salons and other nonessential businesses welcomed customers after the mandatory stay at home order was lifted. there were some rules including taking the temperature of customers and mandatory masks. >> it's hard. like it's hard to color and cut with this mask on. it's hot. >> walk all the way through the shops. they have to wash their hands. we're going to time them. >> a second wave of businesses will be allow

it's also testing emplyees for fever and like other businesses walgreens saw those plexiglas shlds to separate the cashierfrom the customers it ao chain store hours to allow for deep eaning. was pandemic continues on kron on th24 hour local newsstreamin service is >>this is going to be the and most americans live k quite frankly this is going to our pearl harbormoment are 9.11 momenonly is not going to be localed it's going to be happening allover the country. >>more grim messages from washington dc as our nation braces for the peak of coravirus cases, according tojohns hopkins university there are now more than 337,000 inctions in the united states and more an 9600 deas, the u.s. still leadthe world with a number cases being the highest one positive sign the country's epicenter new york today repoed itfirst decline in evidence tonig the ere's new government did not do enough to prepare. here's a look at the timeline of the u.s. respons on january 30th, the world alth organization declared the outbreak a public health emergency. >>the next day e trump administration restricted travel

it looked like something you would buy at cvs or walgreens except that it was much, much stronger than yourtypical opioid medicine . so one spray from this nasal spray was the equivalent of taking like a big oversized oxycontin pill and what he said was his prices were so affordable that he could help one contradicted opioid users maintain their addiction for a fraction of the cost of buying oxycontin and he said considering that big pharma and these companies like purdue pharma which are now being sued all over the country, considering the damage they've done to this country, he considered this a sort of alternative way for people to maintain their addiction. >> he was kind of a robin hood figure. >> he didn't see himself that way. >> the other chapters in the book that really saying to me were the ones where you went to china and that for me was what separated this book from just that kind of a star i'll report on a crisis the one that is really a wonderful read. talk about your trips to china. >> iq for those kind words. back in 2017 i started reporting on fentanyl and ernest and ev

country than go into a plane and i would rather go to an edge factory than i would go to walgreens. but the things are changing. how people get things are changing and they're not going to go back they're not. which is why small and medium sized business, and i'm not talking about ruth chris, david, needed this money so badly >> no, but you know, to your point on small and medium sized businesses who do represent a significant amount of at least the advertising on amazon, remember, advertising has become a very profitable and important part of their business, not large revenue wise, but large margin wise to a certain extent, and for google and facebook, small and medium sized businesses are not unimportant, jim. >> why is facebook's stock up again? is that the india investment is that what that is >> i don't know. i don't know >> isn't it a quandary, we had numbers cut facebook, and the stockis now up 12 points what is that about optimism india? >> interesting by the way, heath terry, who made this goldman call on amazon, also said that netflix subs would come in ten plus. of course

walgreens boots alliance up 1.75%.et's fwoe go to laufrren for at the week's biggest winners and losers. lauren: best week for the dow since 1938. well, it's going to be close. for the s&p, too, if it's higher by 37, it would be the best week there since 1974. so let's make it historic, if we can, as we roll into the close here. take a look at the dow's biggest gainers. dow, a material stock, that sector doing well. raytheon, let's celebrate their first week after merging with on the dow. boeing, american financials. and, stimulus from the federal reserve. i would love to show you the weekly losers for the dow, because they were all higher on the week. so i will show lawing guards, the dow stocks although the dow stocks lagged little bit. walmart was one of them. we all go into the stores and buying everything we can but these stocks have seen a nice gain as we've been dealing with the coronavirus. liz, back to you. liz: nothing wrong with taking profits off the table. thank you very much, lauren simonetti. five minute

. >> if you are going to walgreens, you may see a few little changes, the pharmacy chain is now providing face covers for workers at stores and distribution centers to protect employees from the coronavirus. >>> they were understanding of the new policies in place to promote social distancing. >> no was no one is getting married that this has to happen. >> the associates seem very nice and pleasant. you know, yeah. we are trying to go out of our way to be especially nice to them because they are here for us. >> major retailers like target, walmart and home depot have implemented new rules to customers in line and insight at stores target will meet a guess traffic at its location on gary boulevard just 170 people were allowed in at a time. meanwhile, walmart will allow no more than five people per 1000 square feet of space and we are going to check in with mary. i don't know about you, but watching the rain i wanted to watch movies and cuddle on the couch. that's about it. >> [ laughter ] it is the perfect weather to be inside for sure. it is nice to have that rain we picked up anywhere fr

so i'm looking for some accidental high yielders and i came across walgreens wba.y have a pretty good dividend they've got a pretty good earnings report and they're trading at year lows i'm wondering if that's pretty good. >> david, i'm going to save you some trouble, just in case i ever see you at jenkins there in point pleasant they had a really bad last half of the quarter i think the next quarter is going to be bad. people aren't going to the stores stay away from walgreens if you want yield that is not the way i want to get it at wba. but thank you for the kind words and buying the books robert in california, robert. >> caller: booyah, cramer. my question is as we know, lots of people are working on the covid vaccine and treatments, including gilead and abbott labs how much is already priced into some of these names and which one would be the better trade? >> i will tell you i'm hearing things good anecdotally about gilead abbott is fantastic because of the test but they need to ramp that test up more from 50,000. gilead and regeneron was the best-performing s

>>however there were no terrorism charges and the walgreens case the 2 female suspects were charged with violating the federal hobbs act which involves robbery or extortion affecting interstate commerce a crime punishable up to 20 years in prison, the fbi stands ready to bring federal tools that we have at our disposal to ensure that these fighters are states go to work has it led you kron 4 news. >>among those working on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic are dhaka recipients they're undocumented immigrants who arrive in the country as children and now supreme court ruling could force them to leave the u.s.. our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has more. >>jonathan wrote us it's a doctor recipient on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic i work in operating rooms. >>so i see i see patients that come into the often with that you know with the virus dhaka recipients like road as who arrived in the u.s. illegally as children. >>are protected from deportation by the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. the gun under the obama administration many dhaka reci

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everything from take--out food to walgreen's prescriptions, to the all important toilet paper. all dropped from a hovering drone this family were among the first to sign up for home deliveries a year ago >> now, it takes a different meaning. >> reporter: drones are becoming a daily reality helping social distancing and expediting lab tests the fitbit or smart watch you are wearing could provide you with the first clue you are getting sick researchers say smart watches that monitor your heart rate and skin temporary and blood oxygen level may be giving you the early yeft warnings that you are fighting infecti infection. >> you can tell if people are ill evenif they are asymptomatic. which is a big deal in a pandemic >> reporter: the data could alert communities to how quickly a disease is spreading. vital information of covid-19 makes a return tom costello, nbc news >> all right, up next for us here tonight, meet the boy who is inspiring america with familiar words >>> finally with thousands of schools closed, one young boy is keeping an american classroom tradition alive. >> i

blacksburg virginia, google's wing is making more than 1,000 delivery as week from takeout food to walgreens prescriptions to the all important toilet paper. all dropped from a hovering drone. they were among the first to sign up for home delivery as a year ago. >> obviously, it takes on a quite different meaning to get drone deliveries where we don't have to go out. >> reporter: drone deliveries are a daily reality expediting lab tests. the fitbit or smart watch you're wearing may provide you with the first clue you're getting stick. stanford university researchers say smart watches that monitor your heart rate, and blood oxygen levels could provide the earliest warnings that you are fighting infection. perhaps even covid >> you can tell if they are ill and that is a big deal for the pandemic >> with millions people wearing the smart watches, the data could alert communities to how quickly a disease is spreading. vital information of covid-19 makes a return tom costello maryland. >> up next, meet the boy who is inspiring america with familiar words. . - communities of color have always been

>>however there were no terrorism charges and the walgreens case the 2 female suspects were charged with violating the federal hobbs act which involves robbery or extortion affecting interstate commerce a crime punishable up to 20 years in prison, the fbi stands ready to bring federal tools that we have at our disposal to ensure that these fighters are states go to work has it led you kron 4 news. >>our coverage continues online and go to kron 4 dot com. it's one-stop shopping with all of the latest news for you. and breaking news from overnight chp is investigating freeway shooting on i 80 that was just west of san francisco. and kron four's ray not harvey is the head course with >>that's right good morning. daryn live outside of chp currently and like you mentioned some unsettling news that shooting freeway happened about a little bit before midnight about 1140 now chp believes there were 2 people potentially injured in that shooting now we've got some video from that happening earlier tonight i saw this actually dariaz i was driving into the city this morning you can see chp they are

up drive-through testing sites by the private sector in parking lots of those different cvss or walgreens. the hhs tells us that there have been 25 state-led sites set up around the country. but by the private sector, at this point, more than three weeks later, only five private sector sites, including just four drive-through sites that presently exist. brian, i was struck by what my experience is in that briefing room, the president who views the media in a way -- he thinks they should be almost like his amplifier as it were, calling out some of the reporters in the room saying they shouldn't be asking tough questions, they should be congratulating him and telling him that he is doing a great job. it's important to acknowledge the facts here. as it related to the -- to captain crozier who is now in guam, apparently, in quarantine, reportedly, because he has coronavirus as well, the president is trying to swoop in and say he's going to save the day, he's going to re-examine this situation because he's learned this is a pretty good guy. earlier today we learned from our friend at "the wash

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got i was prescribed the hydroxychloroquine and the z-pack, but we started calling around and of walgreens, every cvs, every rite aid, every private pharmacy was on back-order for two months. i said, you mean i can't get this stuff that can save my life? that was correct. >> two months. >>> well, you eventually god ahold of some, right? >> i did. i was very lucky. in social media, as you see, there were five or 600 people commenting on my condition. when i posted that i couldn't get ahold of hydroxychloroquine, people from the community started contacting pharmacists that they know, and i was able to get maybe one of the few that were available. so i was very fortunate. i know many are not so fortunate. i know you had some side effects relating to ma medication. we're going to take a short break on the air, and then we're going to come back and talk about the drug's impact on you, as well as our viewers' questions for you. people are wondering, if i get it, what can i expect? stick around. you can join us we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts

>> reporter: kate, that's right some of these major chains like cvs and walgreens, places like connecticutchigan and oregon meanwhile here in new york, the governor's office says they are still finalizing some of the guidelines for these independent pharmacies and they should be issued soon. kate >> kathy park, thank you. >>> there was no white house coronavirus briefing on this sunday many are wondering if president trump will hold one tomorrow after some controversial comments he made about treatments last week kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: often at the president's side, but dr. deborah birx is in an uneasy position >> i think i made it very clear and how i interpreted that. >> reporter: distancing herself from the president's public brainstorming >> supposing we hi the body with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light. >> reporter: opining about would-be remedies involving uv light and disinfectant chemicals that are harmful if ingested. today two governors say their states' poison control hotlines lit up after the president's comments >> an injection

take a look at a pharmacy crew at walgreens in morgan hill, helping a lot of folks get through this withace masks on, of course. protective shields at their registers. they help everyone who comes in and they do it safely. >>> and chef chu's feeding first responders. the restaurant provided lunch to workers with the santa clara county sheriff's office. the community indeed coming together during this time. >>> don't miss our nbc bay area responds coronavirus special. that's tonight at 6:30. consumer investigator chris chmura going to be sharing valuable resources and expert advice to help your family get through these challenging times. that's 6:30 tonight right after nbc bay area news at 6:00. >>> two historical san francisco landmarks decked in wreaths today for the anniversary of the city's 1906 iraq and fire. typically there's a big ceremony on april 18th to mark this event right there on market street. clearly that was not possible this year. so today downtown san francisco and the golden fire hydrant in the mission were adorned with wreaths. a group of current and retired first res

jessica has a question, are the masks you buy at walgreens or walmart reusable? is there anything you can do to make them reusable? >> check to see what they are made of. if they are made of the same kind of fabrics you would wash normally, then absolutely. if they are made of paper or cardboard then no. so the surgical masks generally often have a layer of paper, so that's why they are pretty tricky to reuse. so as long as you're dealing with just normal kind of materials you make clothes out of, they will wash just fine. >> let's say you don't have one and we certainly don't recommend people go out and try to procure n95 masks because we know those need to be saved for health care workers. let's say you have one left over from the wildfire season. could you reuse that and would it be safe? >> you could. the better thing to do would be to donate it. i hope what will happen as the mask thing takes off, it will get to the next few days, weeks, and you go to the shops and you see somebody not wearing a mask, that's going to be considered an anti-social behavior. th

virginia, google's wing issic maing more than 1,000 deliveries a week everything from takeout food to walgreens prescriptions to the all important toilet paper all dropped from a hovering drone. the coffers with among the first to sign up for home deliveries a year ago >> it takes on ap different meaning for us to get drone deliveries so we don't have to go out. >> reporter: expediting the lab tests, the smart watch you're wearing may provide you with the first clue that you're getting sick stanford university researchers say smart watches could provide the earliest warnings that you're fighting an infection, perhaps even covid-19. >> we think you might be able to tell if you're ill and they're asymptomatic which is a big deal for this pandemic. >> researchers say the data could alert communities to how quickly a disease is spreading vital information of covid-19 makes a return >> new efforts are underway to expand coronavirus testing nationwide at the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak in new york city the latest results of the state's anti body testing program show that nearly one in four people

normally like i said, i went into walgreens that first year and bought a nose. way things are done. red nose day has come up with a really cool thing to do. you can get a virtual red nose at their website at noseson.com. it also looks like noseson however you pronounce it, it will lead you to the same place. in five years they have raised $200 million for child poverty to help bring education to kids in poverty, to help feed kids. they work with amazing organization it's positively impacted the lives of over 25 million children as you said, these are not just children in the poorest parts of the world, they do work right here at home in america. they do work in puerto rico. they are an incredible organization even $1, $1 will make a difference in the lives of so many kids. >> anne, you're the best you're raising awareness for it. it means a lot best to you and the boys appreciate it. >> mazel tov to you and your family we're so happy for you. >> thank you guys. >> anne hathaway, thank you. straight ahead, a magic morning. we'll talk to nba legend magic johnson a

withverage partnerships cvs, walmart in walgreens and open more testing sites. last week we launched our new augustaship with university for free statewide screening and testing by leveraging the power of telemedicine. since then the university health 9 screeningsd 205 with its clinicians and referred 473% fornded george's covid-19 testing -- or 73% for covid-19 testing. we have the test, we have the physicians, we have the site and we have the bandwidth. what we need now is more georgians to participate. right now all symptomatic georgians can take advantage of this resource. i am calling on anyone who is experiencing symptoms, consistent with covid-19 to take us up on this offer. according to the center for disease control, the following symptoms are consistent with coronavirus infection. to to 14 daysr after exposure. they are fever, cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing. headache,scle pain, sore to get a free screening by augusta university health system, a doctor there, please visit augustahealth.org or download the a.u. health express care app o

have le all ought about before dollar general is looking to hire 50,0 ployees by the end of ril walgreens says it's hiring 25,000 people for both full and part-time bs. >>and the u.s.postal service says it is looking to add 10 jobs here in the bay area alone. >>safeway tget costco the listgoes on. it's also a good time to consider what recruiters call ups if i'm a chance you are home and a >>take this oportunity to upskill yourselves and go on our agency adecco we offer virtual training for all right tackle acady. you can go on and take courses for it so that its and when you get at is that job market you have additional skill set that you can offer your employers. >>health care obviously so hiring cvs heal looking at some 50,00 new jobs in the tech sectorfor example, the popular zoom, a video conferencing platform which we just saw an example of was also reportedly hiring on he downside though. startups cut 4,000 jobs last month alone reporting live rob fladeboe kr 4 news. thank you rob. >>fremont has opened a free public drive-thru coronavirus testing site in order to get a free te peop