alicia: no doubt.robably won't be any higher. , wti is kind of prices five dollars under. capexe talking about being slashed. i think that will benefit opec towards the second half of the year. annmarie: but they are definitely making room for shale. we saw yesterday americans producing at a record. worried about the price. you will hear a lot of rhetoric about vision 2030, the economy diversifying. they are relying on oil today the same way they were 5, 10 years ago. the problem is under the former saudi oil minister, they had market share. they were willing to not care about prices and just go after market share. what they are doing now if they continue to cut, they are just giving shale more room to breathe even though it has been troubling for the permian and some of these producers. alix: i also wonder, the more that the saudis actually cut, the more spare capacity they have, which is another type of inventory in the world. there's got to be a nice cap on oils rally, too. gary: it reduces the dema

i wanted to bring alicia garza into this conversation. we will be talking with her not only about the primaries, but also about this time in which they're taking place, primaries and a time of coronavirus. alicia garza, last night when the statements were coming out of commerce member clyburn -- congress member clyburn and james carville and others, tweeted this is very disturbing, especially because that is not how any of this is supposed to work. i could not agree more. keep the debates, make sure the issues that black people care about are being discussed and also biden needs to work for these votes. now, you have been a supporter of elizabeth warren. naomi is a supporter of bernie sanders. talk about your reaction last night. i should add, by the way, as we are speaking now, north dakota has just been called for bernie sanders. his first victory of super tuesday night, vice president has won four states and they are net in net in washington state, though people are encouraged not to let their stance because -- it is a male and state a

alicia: i wanted to leave. i was feeling uncomfortable.go to a swim suit audition and lingerie. you want them to see your figure. i started to cry. and i was not happy. so i collected the portfolio and i said, i'm going to leave, jeffrey, thank you. he took out a hundred dollar bill and put it on the kitchen table. i said i'm not a prostitute. i'm not here for anything like that. i didn't take it. i left it on the kitchen table and i walked out of the room. so he ended up following me and met me in valet parking and ended up giving me the hundred dollars in valet parking. i drove to the police station. jesse: you make the report. and we have that report. the police did not press charges at the time. did they give you any explanation as to why. alicia: the guy told me why are you filing a report. you went up there willing too the hotel room. i said i felt like i would be raped and attacked if i didn't leave. he said you are very pretty and i think you intip date men. maybe you should think about it. i left, i went back to work and i thought

be that alicia keys has captured where we all are at this moment. little self-reflection. and ready to comeback even stronger on the other side. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think that this idea of being even more accepting of just how i am as i am it, you know, like i might be in a really [ bleep ] mood. >> reporter: and that's okay. >> i can be there. i'm good. it's okay. because i think that we do this thing where we swallow our truth and we don't let it out. so i'm finished with that. >> reporter: you're letting it out? >> i'm done, i'm done, i'm done with the swallowing and the holding back and, you know, the excusing and all of that, and just being, just being. feels ♪ ♪ ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. we do it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with as few as 8 dishes, ious clit take save ter.rgy st d while

. [♪] jesse: alicia marie arden is a model and actor.was sexually assaulted by jeffrey epstein during which she thought it was an audition to appear in the victoria's secret audition. she was asked to undress and assisted her by pulling her cloud and skirt up while saying let me man handle you for a second. charges were never brought against the pedophile. alicia, how old were you at the time? >> i was a 26-year-old. jesse: you thought he could help you get into the modeling business, specifically victoria's secret. >> at the time i was work. i had come off of bay watch. i had a spread in "playboy" magazine. i came from a lot of ads in lingerie. so i thought i could get back tonight in 1997. he i sent my pictures to new york and he liked them. he said i'm coming out to california and i'm going to stay at shutters hotel in santa monica and i would love to meet you. jesse: did you get any feeling inside i shouldn't go to this hotel room, maybe this isn't the right kind of scene or did that not cross your blind? alicia: it always crossed my

alicia keys is relaefg -- r releasing a new book. >> alicia keys has always seemed fearless but never felt that way until she learned to slow down. how has it changed how you live your life? >> it's great. i think it change will how i live my life a lot. >> some insight on take a little time for yourselves especially now that we have to. alicia keys later on "sunday morning." >> business correspondent jill schles schlessinger. seth doane has a most unusual postcard from italy. mo rocca takes us to ground zero for this and every other epidemic in american history new york's bellevue hospital and suggestions on distractions while considering while homebound. there are no sunday headlines this morning, that will have to wait until we're back home in our studio. instead, we'll begin this sunday morning, march 22, 2020 with the latest from dr. jon lapook. when we come back. a lot has changed overnight. but buick and gmc's commitment to you, remains the same. we understand you want to feel safe. so we're offering current owners complementary onstar crisis assist services. should you need a

alicia: hace dos semanas estuve en atlanta.te pÚblico y en especial aquÍ, en los aeropuertos. hace algunas semanas las psicÓlogas del centro clÍnico "serenity" han notado cambios entre las personas que las consultan, como nos cuenta ana margarita espÍn. ana, entonces, ¿el miedo se contagia? ana: sÍ, se transmite. andrea: ¿y cÓmo hace uno para contagiarse? ana: tenemos que distanciarnos un poco del problema para analizar quÉ estÁ pasando. hay que tomar medidas. sÍ, tenemos que autorrelajarnos, autocontrolarnos. andrea: se dice fÁcil, pero no es tan sencillo de lograrlo. la directora clÍnica reyna aday opina que una clave es separar los pensamientos racionales de los irracionales. reyna: irracional serÍa pensar que todos nos vamos a infectar con el coronavirus. lo racional serÍa que tenemos que protegernos de una manera inteligente, pero al preocuparnos estamos bajando el sistema inmune. cuando la ansiedad sube quiere decir que hay menos oxÍgeno en el cerebro porque no se estÁ creando la dopamina que se necesita. andrea: para la

and let he say this one thing, alicia.1,100 cases right now in miami dade county that just popped up. a lot of these positive came from commercial labs. this was reported by jackson. it takes five to seven days for these tests to come back. so we're a week hyped whbehind we're going to be seeing here in miami dade county and in florida, the state overall. >> congresswoman, thank you so much. >> thank you, alicia. >> part of the relief package we were just discussing aims to help those americans who have lost their jobs. nearly 3.3 million filed for unemployment for the first time last week according to the u.s. labor department. let's bring in william foster, the vice president of moody's investor service. he's also the former senior adviser for the u.s. treasury office under president obama. eddie glaude is an msnbc contributor. and annie carney is back with you i want to start with you, william, and get your take where the relief package succeeded and where it failed. >> it succeeded in terms of its size given the restri

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i'm alicia menendez. it is 4:00 at headquarters in new york. today there are new concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. the number of cases here in the u.s. and around the world continue to rise, including the first confirmed case in washington, d.c. there are also new questions about the government's response to the outbreak. political reporting, current and former officials blame president trump for stifling the effort to combat the virus. meantime, the two-man race to run against the president got another set of big-name endorsements this morning. senator kamala harris backing joe biden, and jesse jackson supporting bernie sanders. >> there is so much at stake in this election, guys. so join me in supporting joe and let's get this done. >> i stand with him because he stands with you. >> julian castro has not endorsed biden or sanders. i will ask him about that later this hour. we are looking ahead to another round of primaries on tuesday, the big prize is michigan where i've got political reporters naraj and heidi przybyla this aftern

johnson, the news continues with alicia menendez. >> hello everyone, i am alicia menendez. it is a busy sunday afternoon here at msnbc headquarters in new york. this afternoon we are following two big stories. first the coronavirus. i will bring you the latest on the confirmed death in cases here in the u.s. and cases from abroad as world leaders try to contain the spread. i will talk to a doctor to separate fact from fiction and bring you the important information you and your family need to know. plus we are watching the race for the democratic nomination after joe biden's big win in south carolina. we will talk about last night's results, how do they change the dynamics as we head into super tuesday. >>> all those of you who have been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign! >> we begin with story that's seeping into every corner of american life this week, the spread of coronavirus. as of this hour, nbc news puts the number of infected americans at 74. just yesterday the first person within the u.s. suck coupled to the disease, a man in his 50s wit

tamales se vendían en otras partes, pero tras la pandemia de las ventas se vinieron abajo >>> como aliciareducido, las ganancia ayudan a su negocio, , pero a la vez la comida esto nada alumnos de la escuela >>> 200 plato por dÍa caliente rico para comer y empezamos con tamal y para que no se aburre, pordejar un menú ayer le trajimos, pollo con moles poblano y incluimos no vegetariano les toca burro delicioso, y vegetales >>> un número variado para que no falte ingrediente, y mucho amor >>> lo que queremos es sobresalir con el sueldo de los empleados de las necesidades de casa ahora es lo único >>> los 25 empleados recibieron su cheque estas hermana >>> aveces digo, con lo que nos toqué la vida y es lo que tenemos que bailar y usar la creatividad y ver de qué manera salimos adelante >>> sin duda es una acción que marca la diferencia en estos momentos de emergencia mundial por coronavirus, recuerde que con el hecho de hacer caso y quedarse en casa contribuye a ayuda para no mitigar la propagación, continuamos con más >>> imágenes de san francisco, sobrevoló las calles vacías, (...) el barri

alicia. >> reporter: hi, jon.americans, this is a matter of survival for these restaurants that now have only dine-in and takeout as only the only game in town. i want you to take a look at this map, a reflection of something you were just talking about. only seven statements in the u.s. are allowing dine-in at restaurants, that means places like this here in greenwood village. they have an empty dining room that is closed, but their kitchen is open. >> now, are we still going to lose money? most likely. but it's no worse than shutting down, losing money anyways. by operating a restaurant and keep this going in a very safe environment, i think we can do more good for society than not. >> reporter: the national restaurant association projects the industry will take at least a $225 billion loss and be forced to eliminate between 5-7 million jobs over the next three months. dining rooms across the nation sit with empty tables and chairs while these owners either adapt their menus or begin anew like one wine bar that

in this time of need is truly something amazing >> reporter: for the first time freelancers like alicia can file for unemployment benefits anyea members of the gig economy like uber and lyft drivers. as this coronavirus recession appears to be hitting many people all across the country. cori >> tom, thank you. >>> as the pandemic enve lops the nation, president trump is planning his first trip in over two weeks. the president says he will send off the u.s. ns comfort tomorrow it's intending to set sail for new york city but he downplayed the need for more equipment. >> new york is a bigger deal, but it's going to go also. but i have a feeling that a lot of the numbers that are being said in some areas are just bigger than they're going to be. i don't believe you need 40,000 or 30,000 ventilators. >> why the house is set to take up the senate relief package today but not by voice voets as planned. thomas massey is expected to man an in-person vote. >> reporter: the united states has the most reported coronavirus cases in the world with more than 1,000 now dead and on the eve of a critica

alicia is live from greenwood village on south side of denver with more on the impact. alicia.orter: hi jon a couple of things are happening. you have those food delivery apps, and they are actually seeing quite a surge. they need drivers and we spoke to one today who said they can barely keep up that's good news. but on whole restaurants are truly suffering after losing that dine-in option. the national restaurant projects industry will take at least a 225 billion dollar loss and eliminate between 5 to 7 million jobs over next three months. the owner of the restaurant where i'm standing volcano asian cuisine said he knew it was going to be bad and it ises were and what's helping him is what we're heying here and depending on delivery and takeout. >> rent gets -- but if i take -- the task of keep the restaurant open, i can do more good for the community even though i still am -- reporter: jay provides glove os to his own drivers and hand sanitizer but no control when it comes to mail delivery company and hopes folk he is tire of the food that they have stalked up. >> kind of cr

and we begin with tracy smith's chat with superstar alicio one,♪ >> reporter: alicia keys might be thewith her megawatt smile and her 15 grammy awards, she's a one-woman musical empire with more sold-out concerts than she can name, and more fans than she can count. ♪ ♪ ♪ she's just a girl and she's on fire ♪ >> reporter: but on as she was rocketing to new heights of fame, the private alicia keys r linging doubts about what she was doing, why she was doing it, and even who she was. >> it's a big deal. >> reporter: we met up with her about a week ago just before the world as we knew it shutdown. >>> looking at you from the outside, you seem like someone who who has always kind of known herself. >> i get that a lot. >> reporter: yet it has been a struggle for you. >> it is totally. the craziest part is i didn't know that i didn't know. myself. ♪ these covers, t at night >> reporter: so, for the past few years, the 39-year-old married mother of two started doing some hard soul searching, and the result is a book. not a memoir, but more a journal of self-discovery. she goes back to the very

alicia acuna is live in denver with more. alicia? >> hi, jon.his is part of a call to action by colorado's governor. he created an economic and innovation task force in response to covid-19. genesis plastics technologies is one of the companies that's been recruited. since 1969, the manufacturer has produced medical, food, and lighting plastics, but has shifted gears to create these critical plastic shields. they are working with another company inter-tech plastics that will produce the halo to hold the shields in place. >> our goal is to be injection molding these halos by mid next week, and that then will be assemb assembled as a nonassembled item, it will be a kit with a flat face shield along with an injection molded halo that will be kitted and bag sealed and sent out to local hospitals and others in need of the ppe. >> he says they should be able to produce 5,000 masks per hour, once they get. the founder of the halo company chairs the state's team that's reaching out to businesses to supply the front lines. >> we are really thinking outsi

alicia acuna is in denver with that story. >> hi, jon.oday we heard the president talking about innovation that's happening all over the country. one example as you mentioned is here in colorado and the urgent production of face shields worn by first responders and healthcare workers. they come in two components. the shield itself and a halo to hold it in place. genesis plastics technologies in greeley manufactures medical food packaging and lighting products. last week to governor's innovation response team called for help. >> the first thing that we gathered shortly after that call, and realized that we could help immediately, and again, because of our acquisition of raw materials and our ability to achieve that and gain those raw materials quickly was an avenue for us to help respond and help what is a very intense and anxiety-driven issue at this point. but we're happy to be able to help the people of colorado initially. >> genesis hopes to turn out 5,000 -- 5,000 masks per hour. another company is making halo. these changes in manufa

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello, there.e day's bright weather, with some spells of sunshine coming through, for example in this weather watch picture from the aviemore area. it was not like that everywhere though. for england and wales, we've had a slow—moving weather front with us for a couple of days now, and that's been bringing some murky weather and outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. that front is this stripe of cloud you can see here. and it is this weather front that separates the mild but rather murky weather to the south, to the clearer, sunnier conditions, but colder conditions that we have across the north of the uk. now, over the next few hours, that weather front is still with us, bringing cloud and rain, murky as well across parts of the midlands, wales and southern counties of england, with some hill fog patches. but it is the cloud that stops it from getting too cold, so it's actually quite mild. temperatures for some at around eight celsius over the next few hours. whereas, further north, with those clear

let me start with you, alicia, a supporter and surrogate of the warren campaign.y is a very difficult day. how do you understand what happened in this campaign? >> to be honest, i think what happened in this campaign is that a very talented, capable, intelligent, woman was denied her shot at being the nominee for the democratic party. >> denied by what? >> well, i think a number of different things. one, obviously, we've been talking about misogyny and patriarchy all day and we can't deny the role that gender played in this campaign. i also think something that's really important is that there was really a sense that there were risks to take that people weren't willing to do and even though a lot of people thought she was the better candidate, they weren't willing to take a risk in relationship to what it might mean to defeat donald trump in 2020. and that's really fundamentally a shame. >> yeah, if you ask me, as someone sort of observed this and reported on it, to identify the one thing, particularly that inflection point, it was these fears about her electabili

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. certainly have plenty of these on thursday and this was one of those shower clouds spotted in the skies around the wolverhampton area. the satellite picture shows showers swirling around an area of low pressure that is moving out to the north sea at the moment but that's not the last of the lows. we have another couple of swirls of cloud, another coming in late on friday and another one working in just in time for the weekend. if you're out and about for the next few hours, across northern areas, there will be further showers and at times, those will be falling as snow over the hills of scotland. elsewhere, it's going to stay quite windy. temperatures of the most part keeping above freezing but with a nip of frost in scotland, perhaps northern england, where we could see if few icy stretches where we see those showers fall. the rest of friday morning, showers get driven down the north sea by these cold northerly winds and we could see cloud thicken and outbreaks of rain across wales a

>> we're behind the curve, alicia. and that's because there's been a delay in the president's ability to pull the trigger and make hard calls. and listen to experts around him. he's been more concentrated on optics than on the reality. he's had his metrics for success backwards. his success used to be defined by how the dow jones was doing, not by how we are containing the virus. he seems to be turning around. but i call that leadership by arm twisting. when the leader needs his arm twisted by others to do the right thing so we are behind the curve. but i have to tell you i think he is moving in the right direction but it's a constant battle for those under him and those he is trying to lead to tell him to do the right thing. >> lauren, what does that game much catchup look like? >> i think there is a lot of catchup to do and at the end of the day, comes to whether we trust the president to do what's in the best interest of the country as a whole. when i think about his remarks overthe pa over the past week, what stick

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musicians like alicia keyes, tim mcgraw. 9 p.m. tonight. that's it for today. have a great week, and we'll see you right back here next "fox nn "life, liberty and he slip." >> here we are all together at home we're taking care of each other, doing what we during this crisis. there's a lot of grief out this, uncertainty and fear, but let me tell you what's going to keep us together, all the goodness we still have. doctors or nurses and scientists on the front line, they're living proof that most superheros don't wear capes. teachers writing letters to their students, it's inspiring. it shows us that once we get through these tough times, better days lay ahead. and since we're all hunkered down together, until those days, we thought that we'd put on a little show for you. for the next hour, we'll do what we can to lift your spirits, have some artist friends play a few songs, say hi and tell you we lo you from our home -- we love you from our homes to yours. we also want to raise some money for charities that are doing critical work like feeding america and the fi

ways to keep fit under the current lockdowns one man and to lose france took it a step further elish alicia not come of it's run a full marathon that's 42.2 kilometers on his balcony it took him 6 hours and 48 minutes as he went back and forth on the 7 major long pants and calm of it said he did it to support the medical staff fighting the virus on the front. you're watching daytime and news more headlines coming up the top of the hour thanks very much for. the stories that. i'm doing. whatever it takes. no running now.

and my colleague abraham met prime minister at will the prime institute's alicia alston if he had any doubts about taking on the role. not doubts about this not up it's not it's not really a person i wish this is a wish that is a desponding to a call of duty. so i did not have a single doubt at responding to that knowing so well it is full of challenges it is the one week it is non-linear you get to try to do of problems and it is the model. joins me at the table hey and so what more do we know about the attempt on prime minister life well we know this happened around 9 am this morning at the north east entrance of the bridge and this is the bridge that connects the northern part of her to the city center where the prime minister's office is there was a bomb explosion and also reports of gunshots no one was hurt and nobody has really cleaned responsibility for this attack yet however the information minister in the statement today said that the investigation has already begun into this incident that it's been taken very seriously and he also called it a terror attack it's important to

alicia: the fed has been very proactive in pumping liquidity into the markets. what michael was saying today about 10-year yield, it is hard to unpack. spending,out deficit -- or abouture forced selling of a very liquid asset class? it is hard to unpack that. the next big thing we are going to see is whether or not the fed asks congress for authority to bind different kinds of -- buy different kinds of assets. it is different looking at a credit event. the banks balance sheets -- corporate not so much. the issue is how long is this air pocket? that goes back to the conversation whether it is a v or a u. if it is two months, the businesses can get through it. if the air pocket is three to six months, you are going to have credit events. this is where the fed will ask congress to purchase different kinds of assets, like the ecb. not that it has been helpful in growing the economy but it stabilizes market risks. michael is still with us. talk to us about the technical measures. technical analysts, traders, they had a lot of ideas about how to play the downturn simi

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. >> angela, alicia asked, how long is the process to know if you got approved once you applied. i assume she means unemployment? >> yes. unemployment one of the great things about what's happened in our state government and locally and then it's also supported by the federal stimulus package, is that normally individuals would have a waiting period usually one week waiting period. right now people can apply as soon as they know they've been terminated or laid off due to covid-19. many government agencies are backed up and they're their phone lines, you call, they're busy, their website can be a little slow. the best thing is to keep trying and you will eventually get through. there officially is no holding time period or waiting time period to qualify for unemployment benefits. >> my wifeorks about 20 hoursse. can she sign up for unemployment? >> yes, those individuals who have been impacted in that their hours have been reduced can apply for unemployment. you have to answer the questions to see how much you qualify for. but again part of the emergency unemployment loss that's b

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locals to the world put him in a nice little niche alicia there's a pool at the newsroom. there's a new put to. the floor and you pull food for the secret to all mean or just. turkey releases for employees of russia news agency of the journalists had been detained on saturday and questioned by police. in greece police clashed with. the turkish border after i give the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach a degree you in an apparent bid to pressure nato into backing its offensive in syria. it has been a long week for joining us his supporters within the 1st phase of his face now complete during the hearings the wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass cage. with his lawyers we hear from one of them. couldn't take part in the court process this is inconceivable how can a person be in court.

. >>> otras mujeres como alicia, quiÉn es ama de casa prefiere hacer las compras hoy. sus actividades cotidianas. un dÍa sin mujeres puede implicar la paralizaciÓn de 40% de la fuerza laboral mexicana. si se suma el trabajo, no remunerado de las amas de casa, la cifra supera los 2000 millones de dÓlares. en el gabinete federal la secretaria encabezada por la de gobernaciÓn, aseguraron que se van unir al paro nacional. >>> enojada por la violencia que siguen sufriendo. para muchas la huelga es demostrar el impacto que tendrÁ si las mexicanas se o cul tarn por un dÍa. habrÁn millones de mujeres que han desaparecido o han sido asesinadas. en mÉxico, issa osorio, noticias telemundo. >>> hay impact tendrÁ esta protesta. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo. crece la tensiÓn por la falta de productos para enfrentar el coronavirus. pero usted no se desespere. enseguida le decimos cÓmo puede combatir los gÉrmenes con una formula casera. ♪. ♪. ¡esta...es la nueva mozzarella poppers pizza. disfruta de una pizza grande y de 16 bocaditos de mozzarella al mismo tiempo. ¿cómo te la

alicia le vende comida a un cost reducido. la ganancia.poblan o incluÍmos lo vegetariano. y ahora les toca burritos deliciosos de carne asada y. >>> un menÚ variado no falta el ingrediente principal. mucho amor. >>> lo que queremos es salir con el sueldo de los empleados. sus 25 empleados recibieron su cheque esta semana. >>> yo a veces digo, lo que nos toque la vida es lo que tenemos que bailar. y hay que usar la creatividad y ver de quÉ manera podemos salir adelante. >>> es el tipo de acciones que marcan la diferencia en estos momentos de emergencia mundial, por la pandemia del coronavirus. >>> con hecho de hacer caso y quedarme en casa. les ayuda mitigar la preparaciÓn del virus, continuemos con mÁs. >>> en medio de la pandemia tle mundo 48 apoya a nuestra comunidad. anunciÓ un programa de ayuda para negocios con 25 empleados. puede recibir 5.000 dÓlares por el sitio web o corroe electrÓnico en pantalla o puede llamar al 210583, 5130. >>> ap llapd a nuestra comunidad si estÁ embarazada recientemente tuvo un bebÉ y su ingreso se ha visto

now maybe elmhurst hospital in queens today we spoke with alicia ramirez from a distance as she waited in line for hours to get her 15-year-old son tested, fearful if he were admitted, she wouldn't be able to stay by his side. >> i'm really scared i have a little boy at home, too. so i don't want none of them to get it. >> reporter: today via twitter, president trump lashed out at auto makers demanding they begin making ventilators fast this despite last night casting doubt on the number being requested by new york governor andrew cuomo. >> i don't believe you need 40,000 or 30,000 ventilators. you know, you go into major hospitals sometimes they have two ventilators and now all of a sudden they are saying can we order 30,000 >> reporter: general mortring with a company's ceo spoke with cynthia mcfadden. >> we plan to be producing together over 1,000 units by the end of april, and of course, with gm's talent and skill, we'll be ramping up to 3,000, 5,000, and 10,000 >> reporter: governor cuomo says the need is dire because covid-19 patients could require ventilators five times longer t

>>> hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. will president trump order a complete quarantine of the new york tristate area? >> considering we're making a decision very quickly, very shortly. a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york, new jersey and connecticut. will be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon. >> there are now more than 115,000 cases of coronavirus in the u.s. more than 1900 people have died. nearly half of the cases are in the state of new york, where the death toll now stands at 728. for more ien watt to go to mothmoth -- monica alba at the white house. does the president even have the authority to order a measure like this? >> long story short, he does not have a broad sweeping federal authority to issue a national quarantine. but what is interesting here is that my colleague kelly o'donnell just asked the incoming chief of staff under what authority the president might be considering this tristate quarantine, he said they are looking into and evaluating all the options, which indicates t

alicia: i really didn't think that she was going to make it. it was a rollercoaster ride. dr. bryer: i know, i'm sorry. narrator: and pekinese ping is itching for help from dr. waisglass. dr. waisglass: there are serious immune diseases that can look just like a skin infection. narrator: with over 20,000 patients each year, this is one of the busiest emergency animal hospitals in north america, and these are the specialists

alicia: yes. it is such a great idea.t it didn't go as far as it should have into thousand eight. where they were basically 2000 eight.rom we realized dollar liquidity was an issue. we tried very hard to regionalized some initiatives. the numbers there were low. . many of which -- many of which were local currencies. they are nice but they are not big enough. i think really, we need some insurance. -- some research. but we need more than that. we need regional insurance. or just pull the imf. way which not go that is likely, for historical asians, we do not have an monetary fund, so these regional problems with need to be propped that soon as possible so the regional insurance not only sells insurance. should we likely and be talking more about the idea of corona bonds? they seem to be gathering increasing support within europe. or is it really a big concern when it comes to packaging up debt with these highly leveraged vulnerable countries like portugal, like greece? alicia: i think corona bonds are a great idea because