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. >> reporter: they just landed in albuquerque, new mexico but they will soon be headed to ship rock, the symbolic heart of navajo thags. they'll be backing up medical teams there and two other towns. for weeks leaders have been pleading with the federal government for support. many fearing they had been forgotten. >> oh, if there's any words i can say to how much worry about the people on the reservation and my community. we ask for help. >> reporter: the ucsf team will be on the ground for a month. the navajo nation has a population that's less than a third of the city of san francisco, but they have more infections and more deaths and their peak isn't anticipated for at least the next couple of weeks. at sfo i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is helping vulnerable families trying to make it in the bay during this pandemic. you might remember last month mayor breed started the give 2 sf relief fund. the city has raised about $10.5 million from foundations and individual donors. today the mayor announced the first round

the bomb squad in albuquerque, new mexico, used a robot to deliver gifts to 4-year-old zach.law enforcement agencies in indiana cheered for 6-year-old brantley n bakersfield, california, police surprised 10-year-old drew. >> sirens is really cool. >> reporter: back in florida -- >> thank you! >> reporter: -- even the canine unit made the party and carter's cousins joined in too. >> his name is kofi. he said happy birthday. >> it was above and beyond what i wanted to surprise him with. >> reporter: rosa flores, cnn, pembroke pines, florida. >> these police departments are incredible. these fire departments. first responders are just incredible during all of this. helping people in danger and helping people celebrate their birthday. >> i want the bomb squad at my birthday next time. >> oh, they will be. i'll arrange that, john. >> fantastic. >> okay. >>> john, have a wonderful, healthy, safe weekend. >> you too. >> thank you. >>> cnn's coronavirus coverage continues after this quick break. [spoken] i don't add up the years. and i don't count the wrinkles. but what i do count on

host: albuquerque, new mexico. this is david. thisr: i know that coronavirus is very, very other urging to all of us. but what i would like to know from you is how upsetting is pelosi, getting the $25 million for the candidate center, and not for the equipment that is needed to care for these victims of the coronavirus? that been,ting has knowing that she doesn't really get herself in reality concerning this situation, but only looking for her own good or her own interest for this and not for the victims? can you explain that? host: thanks, david. guest: i think at a moment like this, it is critical to focus on the right things. clearly prioritizing the response to the pandemic is absolutely critical. certainly at all levels. that has to be priority number one, and everything else will have to go second, third, fourth, and fifth. so most importantly is of course trying to ensure that we are putting in place the measures to prevent continued transmission another-19, as well as very important measure of mitigation is taking care of

classroom video conference calls on a technology called zoom.me >> my s sarah soliz and i anve in albuquerque, new mexico. i have two kids they are eight and 11. one day we watched the life facebook stream from the cincinnati zoo because they've been doing every day, they've been doing a, you know, sort of a show and tell with a different an so every hour i try to pick somethinthey can work on, and then eventually, you know, i just give up and let them play minecraft >> my name is riy house. i am an 11th and 12th grade woodrow wilson higol inat the district of columbia. my biggest thing for the pas week and a half has just been communicate, communicate, communicate. there are definitely some students who the minute i post an assignment in the morning, they're going to get right to it and hand it in. you havether students who there are some barriers. o we fou last week that a lot of students, 30% of the stent population in d.c. i think does not have access to technology. so they're preparing to giveut devices to those students who are in nd in the coming weeks. >> woodruff: the technology gap is something

host: david is our last call from albuquerque, new mexico. u are on the air with the mayor of seattle. caller: thank. i want to think, first of all, the university of new mexico hospital. they saved my life when i had to go in. march 12, i had congestive heart failure. in a red zone and there was a heroic effort to the doctors, nurses and techs. i was released on the 16th to go home because if i had stayed, i probably would have contracted the virus. the reason i am calling in, i was born in michigan, i graduated from michigan tech, the university of michigan, and the university of new mexico with graduate degrees and undergraduate degrees in engineering. michigan,t a plant in detroit transmission, which at that time during world war ii, was the largest plant under one roof. is bolted together and has overhead cranes. rooms can be built and there. i designed a clean room for special projects for the air force weapons lab in the 1970's. the clean room was designed and built by sandia national labs. the clean room i made, it had to a a class 100

host: albuquerque, new mexico. this is david. thisr: i know that coronavirus is very, very other urging to all of us. but what i would like to know from you is how upsetting is pelosi, getting the $25 million for the candidate center, and not for the equipment that is needed to care for these victims of the coronavirus? that been,ting has knowing that she doesn't really get herself in reality concerning this situation, but only looking for her own good or her own interest for this and not for the victims? can you explain that? host: thanks, david. guest: i think at a moment like this, it is critical to focus on the right things. clearly prioritizing the response to the pandemic is absolutely critical. certainly at all levels. that has to be priority number one, and everything else will have to go second, third, fourth, and fifth. so most importantly is of course trying to ensure that we are putting in place the measures to prevent continued transmission another-19, as well as very important measure of mitigation is taking care of

coming up a big investigation into a new mexico nursing home >>in new mexico that at least 2 people have died in the coronavirus outbreak at an albuquerque nursing home tonight, the new mexico department of health says at least 35 people have tested positive at the levee that you gain a long-term care facility. and a state investigation found egregious disregard in protecting people. nancy loughlin report. >>the new mexico attorney general said what his investigation found was alarming that even after the state issued health warnings about covid-19 he says so many warnings were ignored new mexico attorney general hector about that us tells us his review found there were multiple failures when it came to protecting residents at lavida that the management failed to notify residents. what was happening here residents and staff tested positive for covid-19. >>many staff he said didn't have proper protective gear and those who did were told not to wear it so president's wouldn't be alarmed and out that assessed even medical workers who are treating patients were not informed those patients had covid-19 right then exposed to it what i saw was

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new mexico. thank you for that question. >> from the albuquerque journal, do you have a location plan for the requested u.s. army field hospital in albuquerque and would patients around new mexico potentially be brought to that facility? governor grisham: we are, the army corps of engineers i want to redirect this question to crace. we are looking where that location should be and we don't have what size field hospital. they come in a couple of different sizes. they are not so easy to move around although you can. they take about a week to set up in about a week, maybe not so long to take apart but another week to set up. we have to be thoughtful about where that will be. we do have robust plans in place to transport patients just because the rural frontier nature of the state, in terms of health care personnel, means that even if we identify locations, and we will and we are, las cruces, gallup, farmington, roswell, santa fe, albuquerque for surge capacity and hospital bed capacity are notn that if we careful about where we locate the field hospital and related assets, we won't have enough personnel t

. >> and in new mexico, dozens rallied in albuquerque civic conveyor for officiali inin ini officials just this week the state's governor extended the stay-at-home order until may 15th. >>> a missouri police officer was met with celebration as he left the hospital after recovering from can dough individual 19. morn than 100 people cheered on the officers who was able to stand up and take a few steps. health care workers say he nearly died, but as we heft, he thanked doctors and nurseses for keeping him alive. we thank him, too. >>> more states are preparing to reopen, but experts say that could lead to a major setback if there are no plans in place to track the spread of coronavirus. let's go to maura barrett, who's just a bit north of philadelphia. what's this all about and what is happening there? >> hey, alex, we keep hearing from experts time and time again how important testing is, here is one of the two mass testing sites in the region. it's a drive-thru self-swab sites so people can admarch the test themselvethemselves, and t here as plateaus. they're not increasing the tests,