and the frustration level of the facility having to hire a companion at times, tying up ambulance transport, arrival of people in the waiting area on a gurney. possibly on their way back from the visit being stranded on the expressway depending on the day you have to understand that this is a great thing that has occurred and we will learn from it. it is called effective and the caretaker, the one receiving orders, south or a nurse, and implement the treatment plan more readily without the frustration. bring thised to awareness that i hope this will last and and we will learn from what we are going through. host: thank you for sharing your experience. guest: that is a great experience. it is great to hear from medical providers because one of the things that has been so important in making telemedicine more available is providers and medical practitioners share their experiences and sharing with policymakers and regulators what is getting in the way of them being able to adopt this technology. we are in a time of pretty significant shifts and changes. the possibilities that might come out o

today ambulances transported at least three patients away from gateway. >> this thing explode over about two days. so i think they were down to 34 on monday. and then evidently it went all the way up to 59, with six deaths. >> according to state records, the facility had 25 federal violations last year, including a report filed in august that showed a patient missed two doses of antibiotic treatment because the facility did not have a registered nurse on the schedule. >> we know that low staffing is related to infections. so the facilities that have the lowest staffing are the most vulnerable. >> at gateway, family members like barbara rios are having to face their worst fear that. >> shesoi to get exposed and could pass away. she's diabetic. so she's at risk. >> now barbara rios told us her mother has tested negative for covid-19, but she is still concerned because she has talked with her mother on the phone, and her mother is telling her that they keep moving her from room to room inside the ppenin whyhat' erned. as i said, family members are not allowed inside, and they're the staff h

but everybody's living situation and now with gasoline shortage as well it is crippling an ambulance and transport in general but for refugees coming back to going to swear that could be a better alternative than staying at a camp especially when the neighboring countries are all pointing there are no jobs everything is closed so for many of them it's better to stay at home in venezuela than in a tent or a camp somewhere else i do believe that if there is more economic gain in leaving then people will start migrating again once things seem to be back to normal to just sound desperate looking out the pandemic the official figures ha surprising 101919 cases in venezuela 9 deaths whereas neighboring colombia has registered nearly 3000 cases so one wonders how credible are the figures from the moderate government. there is little credibility on the figures you think of the us team and in fact the opposition led parliament headed by one by those that's criticised the left and your information but it's difficult to calculate how many actual infected there are we have not seen however on significant surg

transportation is more complicated than it would be, say, after an earthquake when i imagine it would be pretty complicated. you think about a bus or an ambulance to transport people, and the fact that people need to be 6 feet apart in a bus would mean that we've moved between 750 and 900 folks in a short period of time. you can imagine how many times that trip has happened, and in between, everything needs to be cleaned, everything needs to be disinfecte disinfected. this is all for us to wrap our minds around, but because they have a community and are in a congregate setting, some have declined, and we'll go back to them and help councsel them to go to a hotel. i think by the end of the day, we will have succeeded in moving all of the people in our shelters and navigation centers into hotels and motels, so our next step will be going back to the people that weren't ready to go. i really want to can commend the supervisors who have done this work in other locations. your philanthropy, i think that's a fantastic cross section, and they are doing that with work contracted by the city. and that's maybe okay, but these places have to be staffed, a

ambulances have been transporting patients in and out of this facility all day long. some to the hospital and some to their dialysis appointments. family members say they feel very much helpless at this point. >> reporter: she called repeatedly but after no response, barbara rios came in person to get some answer but again, nothing. the staff members wouldn't even talk to her through the glass door. >> i'm not sure if i could go in there or what i need to do. >> reporter: her mother is a patient at gateway care nursing center, an upscale nursing home in hayward. >> she's an amputee so she can't get in and out of the bed on her own. >> reporter: like many other family members, barbara said she found out about the outbreak on the news. six seniors have died from the virus. 29 others have tested positive.24 staff members also infected.>> right now she's comfortable.she's good. she's not showing symptoms. >> reporter: jaime patino, a councilmember, has a grandmother who lives here. he checked on her through the windo they have enough people working today, they tell u thes

they end up responding with an ambulance, they start treatment, and they put them in the ambulance and transport them to the closest hospital which is probably overburdened so they have to go somewhere else and hopefully most are recovering but there are some that are not so they go into an isolation ward in these hospitals, and those that are actually going to die are dying by themselves, because their family cannot come in to be able to be with them, so in some cases people who are dialing 911 for their family member, that may be the last time they see them. that is how critical, that is how difficult this is. >> that is heartbreaking. >> that is horrible to imagine someone going through that. let me ask you because on the same token, we are hearing a lot from healthcare workers on the front line about the lack of protective equipment. i mean, we know there is a shortage here, so what do you think, as we begin to see the surgeon hospitalizations, of covid-19 patients in california, what should we be doing as a state here to try to secure some more of that equipment? the masks and the gloves an

patients not to take on the outskirts of moscow now on average jane 1300 people have been transported by ambulance to the top 500 just a week today these new restrictions police say probe it because unfortunately some people are still refusing to abide by the state diakite something that w h o u says is if you see any busting situation yes the sun is shining yes bring has arrived but it's a health crisis to people all staying in and that doing that part to ensure the health and safety of all the thought i must of bytes you know those new restrictions still skew just mention come into effect on whedon's they russia has so far conducted more than 1300000 coronavirus tests one of the major tests manufacturers is now getting backing from the russian direct investment fund which is the government vehicle for driving the economy we spoke to the phone's chief executive. well we already manufactured 500000. of those in 1000000 manufacture every week and what is unique about this system is that invested in them to look at the way to system so we believe testing is very important is that the system is what

patients not to clinics on the outskirts of moscow now on average jane 1300 people have been transported by ambulance as thoughts of life hunted just a week. now to these new restrictions what to say prove it because unfortunately some people are still refusing to abide by the state otto diakite something the w.h.o. says is obviously only busting the situation but the good news is is that the positive results of this new process didn't seem to already be showing because according to the op that rates how well the city itself isolates most of comedy its rating at $4.00 out of 5 that's up from this time last week a 3 point one so it seems that the system is. beginning to show the positive efforts of people coming together being more disciplined yes the sun is shining yes bring has arrived but it's a health crisis to people are staying in and they're doing their part to ensure the health and safety of all their fellow muscovites exactly central moscow the thank you. to the way we personally greet each other could be a bird to change forever as one of america's most prominent experts on infectious diseas

and the frustration level of the facility having to hire a companion at times, tying up ambulance transport, arrival of people in the waiting area on a gurney. possibly on their way back from the visit being stranded on the expressway depending on the day you have to understand that this is a great thing that has occurred and we will learn from it. it is called effective and the caretaker, the one receiving orders, south or a nurse, and implement the treatment plan more readily without the frustration. bring thised to awareness that i hope this will last and and we will learn from what we are going through. host: thank you for sharing your experience. guest: that is a great experience. it is great to hear from medical providers because one of the things that has been so important in making telemedicine more available is providers and medical practitioners share their experiences and sharing with policymakers and regulators what is getting in the way of them being able to adopt this technology. we are in a time of pretty significant shifts and changes. the possibilities that might come out o

patients not to clinics on the outskirts of moscow now on average jane 1300 people have been transported by ambulance as the top flight hunted just a week ago these new restrictions with police it brought in because unfortunately some people are still refusing to abide by the state otto diakite something that took it so says his office the only busting situation but the. good news is is that the positive results of this new process didn't seem to already be showing because according to the app that rates how well the city itself isolates most currently it's rating at $4.00 out of 5 that's up from this time last week a $3.00 so it seems that the system is beginning to show the positive benefits of people coming together be more disciplined yes the sun is shining yes bring has arrived but it's a health crisis to people are staying in and doing that part to ensure the health and safety of all the thought i must have bites. actually says kid taylor reporting there will russia has so far conducted more than 1300000 coronavirus tests one of the major test manufacturers is getting backing from the russian d

she said, unfortunately i have used emergency services, such as ambulances and air transport for my infantlls came at a time of trauma and hardship. these bills were inappropriately timed and arrived when, mentally and emotionally, the family was not able to deal with interns and investigation. we had to do it since they amounted to $1 million. in my fact-finding phone calls i spent outrageous time on hold it was immense, overwhelmingly an act apathy -- and lacked empathy for the patient. i am grateful for the medical expertise which saved my son's life but a confident smart responsible way to approach billing and payment. >> brian an independent from michigan recorded a video to share his views. >> hello, i think it is a great idea to include the public in discussing the various options for ending surprise link. -- surprise billing. that this exists in the country is unimaginable to me. nobody should be forced to pay about when they have not agreed to the service and that should be outlawed immediately. it can be outlawed without any resolution. let providers and insurance companies to ge

this is the ambulance we have dedicated for transporting covid-19 patients.ve lasting sheeting up to protect the equipment and make decontamination a little bit easier and we'd really like to thank the members of the community who have been stepping up and donating to us either monday etearly or with personal protective equipment. >> i'm kristin ryan and i'm a volunteer emt. without the support of our family and community there's no way we could provide free 911 em s service during regular times much less during a pandemic so that community support is everything to us, and we'd like to say thank you. pete: that was another diary from our heros, fighting this invisible fight. we thank them for their selfless courage. they put our health before their own and their families as we battle this pandemic. selfless service is a value i was taught in the army, and these heros show it every day. thank you to all of you who are coming together to fulfill the program us of america as the greatest country on earth , full of citizens, active citizens, who can defeat anythi

they announced a new process for disinfecting ambulances after every patient is transported to the hospitalafter they drop off the pati three stations. there, especially trained staff sanitize the ambulances, we're talking inside and out. the system has been in place since late march. >>> check the calendar. it is april 15th. under normal circumstances, it's tax day. however, not anymore. the deadline pushed back to july 15th. all taxpayers, including businesses, have additional time to file and make payments without interest or penalties. california also pushing back the state income tax deadline to july 15th, as well. >>> let's head over to jeff ranieri. beautiful, sunny day outside. it was warm too, jeff. i felt almost a little like summer. >> yeah, just almost a little bit too hot, right? we did get into the 80s for a lot of bay area cities. i'll show you some of the warmest and i'll talk about when some cooler weather and a few rain chances return. i'll have that in seven minutes. >> long hold times and delays. that's what millions are facing while applying for unemployment. could an a

transportation is more complicated than it would be, say, after an earthquake when i imagine it would be pretty complicated. you think about a bus or an ambulance to transport people, and the fact that people need to be 6 feet apart in a bus would mean that we've moved between 750 and 900 folks in a short period of time. you can imagine how many times that trip has happened, and in between, everything needs to be cleaned, everything needs to be disinfecte disinfected. this is all for us to wrap our minds around, but because they have a community and are in a congregate setting, some have declined, and we'll go back to them and help councsel them to go to a hotel. i think by the end of the day, we will have succeeded in moving all of the people in our shelters and navigation centers into hotels and motels, so our next step will be going back to the people that weren't ready to go. i really want to can commend the supervisors who have done this work in other locations. your philanthropy, i think that's a fantastic cross section, and they are doing that with work contracted by the city. and that's maybe okay, but these places have to be staffed, a

and also payment to ambulance companies proprovide answer transport, pharmacy benefits for specific healthy san francisco medical homes and reimbursement for providers providing gender confirming surgeries to the gender health san francisco program. i can go through all three and you can ask questions and with the representation on the phone or maybe in a picture. >> would you like to go one by one or all three? >> i would like to hear them all. and to start july 217 and this is providing that and language enrollment assistance and customer third party administration for the healthy pedestrian program. the last contract is the third party administrator city option. this contract also is a new contract multiyear going to the board of supervisors. with that, i would probably turn it over to alice if you have specific program. commissioner, are there any questions? seeing none, we can move on. the next question is harm reduction therapy center and is a behavioral health apt and extending the term by one year. the reason that the amount is bigger and we brought the contract to you in december 2

a photographer saw another ambulance arrived at the facility this morning. they transportednother person to the hospital. we can see the paramedics before entering the building, suited up in protective gear before they wield a stretcher inside they even taped the risks of their protective gowns. this was taken within the past hour this morning. more than 66 people at the hayward nursing home have tested positive. 10 have died. the latest is an 84-year-old grandmother of city council member. he visited his grandmother. she had no fever but a slight cough. by the weekend she had to be rushed to the hospital. at first she seemed to recover before she passed away. he spoke about his frustration. >> she gave everything she had for her kids and grandkids and great grandkids. that's why it upsets me she did not deserve to be going out like this. distract this facility in hayward is not the only nursing home to deal with covid-19 cases. @ la mina county starting today, all license facilities must take the temperature of anyone into the building. all our now required to wear a mask.

when we were going through the transportation plan with the ambulance company, they wanted to keep theirtaff safe. completely contained, doesn't allow any possibility of infection. so our patient was pd in this by ems and brought to our hospital and unloaded in his room. so, it took us about two hours from the time the cdc called for us to get all our staff personnel, supplies, and the facilities all in place to beve able to he ems folks the greenlight to come in. >> o'brien: you did at in two hours? r in two hours. we were ready fo. >> o'brien: one of the reasons they were so ready: less than three weeks earlier, diaz and his lleagues had conducted elaborate simulation-- pandemic training. w were aware of what was going on in wuhan at that point, but it was part of our routine structure already to prepare. >> o'brien: you really had a go-to plan. >> we had a game plan in place alady. we had everyone involved, including the local ems, those people that bring the patients from point a to point b, public health officials, and other partners we have in the community to drill. so we had a va

and also payment to ambulance companies proprovide answer transport, pharmacy benefits for specific healthy san francisco medical homes and reimbursement for providers providing gender confirming surgeries to the gender health san francisco program. i can go through all three and you can ask questions and with the representation on the phone or maybe in a picture. >> would you like to go one by one or all three? >> i would like to hear them all. and to start july 217 and this is providing that and language enrollment assistance and customer third party administration for the healthy pedestrian program. the last contract is the third party administrator city option. this contract also is a new contract multiyear going to the board of supervisors. with that, i would probably turn it over to alice if you have specific program. commissioner, are there any questions? seeing none, we can move on. the next question is harm reduction therapy center and is a behavioral health apt and extending the term by one year. the reason that the amount is bigger and we brought the contract to you in december 2

. >> why are any hospitals [inaudible] sufficientave transportation to move people and given the ambulance , does it appear people are showing up in poorer shape than they were at the beginning of this? we would not be following our responsibility if we did not. we will do everything in our power to avoid having to activate, but it would be remiss in our duties if we did not make sure we were prepared for all situations and eventualities. allocation, they would ify come into effect nontraditional ventilators are anythinge ventilators, that can be used. the admission criteria for the people in the beds right now require a level of care that would not be appropriate in the field and there could be people that need four to five more days. we do have ventilators on standby. there were hospitals, what type of shaped they will be on, the main financially? >> your last comment about the ambulance capacity and people showing up, are they showing up in worst conditions? >> i was not sure. >> there are some instances where individuals are showing up at the hospitals and perhaps they were not feeling

and also payment to ambulance companies proprovide answer transport, pharmacy benefits for specific healthy san francisco medical homes and reimbursement for providers providing gender confirming surgeries to the gender health san francisco program. i can go through all three and you can ask questions and with the representation on the phone or maybe in a picture. >> would you like to go one by one or all three? >> i would like to hear them all. and to start july 217 and this is providing that and language enrollment assistance and customer third party administration for the healthy pedestrian program. the last contract is the third party administrator city option. this contract also is a new contract multiyear going to the board of supervisors. with that, i would probably turn it over to alice if you have specific program. commissioner, are there any questions? seeing none, we can move on. the next question is harm reduction therapy center and is a behavioral health apt and extending the term by one year. the reason that the amount is bigger and we brought the contract to you in december 2

transport. but this can make it difficult for them to reach assessment centres if they do not have cars. while our ambulance need so far, we do not want ambulances to be used for this kind of journey. do not want ambulances to be used for this kind ofjourney. not if alternatives can be made available. a range of public organisations, including transport scotland, public health in scotland and nhs national support services have been looking at this in discussion with taxi industry representatives, car hire firms and others. so far we have received more than 100 offers of help from businesses across scotland. we are working with health boards to explore and take advantage of these opportunities, subject of course to appropriate hygiene and distancing measures in place. but this initiative could play an important part in helping people to travel safely to assessment centres right across scotland. i am grateful to all of the companies that volunteer their vehicles and drivers to support our nhs and to everyone who has worked together to arrive at the solution. the third point i want to cover is that it is now a

given that stat, sometimes there are ambulances that are on another call, they may be transporting anothero that same hospital two hours away which then ties up the doctor and the nurses because we will have to mechanically ventilate that patient ourselves and it could be up to two to six hours depending on whether or not the helicopter can even come and fly. life flight, as of today here in alabama, will not be able to fly. we have rain. we have fog. and ambulances in rural areas are scarce. there's only one to three per surrounding county and they're always have one ambulance in the county. if two ambulances are out, then we're just sitting with the patient -- we are mechanically ventilating the patient and we're responsible for the patient's well-being until they can be transferred. that takes the doctor out of the emergency room to care for other patients. at that point, we would have to call in other family practice physicians and physicians in the community, if they're available. so the problem is -- >> are you -- are you concerned about people who are quarantining, who are staying a

reporter: that's an all too familiar sound we hear in new york city, so many ambulances, so many people being transportedals. hospitals are at or approaching capacity. the same can be said for the city morgue. the chief medical examiner says refrigeration trucks are being used as an expanded place to store bodies throughout the entire city. new york mayor bill deblasio is surging new yorkers who reduce spread of the virus by wearing a scarf, bandanna or home-made mask across their face. the mayor asking people not to wear surgical masks which are badly needed by health care workers. governor andrew cuomo is issuing an executive order for the state to take physical possession of all unused ventilators in new york state. the national guard is going to redistribute the ventilators, the governor says the owners of the ventilators will have them returned when the crisis is over or the state will pay the full cost for the ventilators. that's the latest. back to you. neil: all right, david lee miller, thank you very, very much. for those of you who are looking at your screen and see the dow down better than 400

and also payment to ambulance companies proprovide answer transport, pharmacy benefits for specific healthy san francisco medical homes and reimbursement for providers providing gender confirming surgeries to the gender health san francisco program. i can go through all three and you can ask questions and with the representation on the phone or maybe in a picture. >> would you like to go one by one or all three? >> i would like to hear them all. and to start july 217 and this is providing that and language enrollment assistance and customer third party administration for the healthy pedestrian program. the last contract is the third party administrator city option. this contract also is a new contract multiyear going to the board of supervisors. with that, i would probably turn it over to alice if you have specific program. commissioner, are there any questions? seeing none, we can move on. the next question is harm reduction therapy center and is a behavioral health apt and extending the term by one year. the reason that the amount is bigger and we brought the contract to you in december 2

ambulance pulling up. we're told this is the first patient with covid-19 to be transported at this field hospital in the middle of central park. this facility has 68 beds. medical teams and volunteers from samaritan's purse stepping up to meet the need. >> some will be transferring who are already ventilated so we will then transfer to our ventilators to take care of them. >> reporter: the death toll in new york state, close to 2,000, surging by nearly 400 overnight. one projection showing 16,000 new yorkers could die. and tonight, word of a 6-week-old baby passing away from complications of the virus in connecticut. >> what we're looking at now is the apex, the top of the curve, roughly at the end of april, which means another month of this. >> reporter: the governor shutting down playgrounds, calling on the nypd to enforce the rules. >> how reckless and irresponsible and selfish for people not to do it on their own. what else do you have to know? what else do you have to hear? >> reporter: the white house coronavirus task force with that grim projection, that even if americans follow the restrictions, 100,00

outside companies to develop special structures for their transport in no time at all the past sped through the country as a fire truck. and ambulance. mail carrier. and even rolling sausage shanks. success story by the motor home manufacturer of folly i was especially popular it came with a foam mattress a gas stove and a refrigerator. was a big here is especially in the united states in the country of giant cars the v.w. bus was a somewhat pretty soon low priced space miracle for personal transport volkswagen took clever advantage of the vehicles possibilities. as soon as the american industry started making their own vehicles that were sufficiently or excessively motorized that was very important in american traffic flow we were in trouble. of course so we shifted to a market that later became decisive for the whole world. we produced the 8 seater not as a commercial transporter but as a family car. so. for me and. this special model somebody even had 9 seats this luxury version of the v.w. bus hit the market in 1951. it's clever sky roof made of plexiglass made it a legend in history. unlike the business and trade vehicles it ha

we need to work on transportation and we want to thank our colleagues at ems, private ambulances and mta who are making this possible. if you think about physical distancing in a bus, you can imagine how many buses it takes to move 750 people over the course of a few days. this is a slow process. we are also working hard on harm reduction in each of these locations to ensure people can have their needs met and they can say where they are. then we focus on discharge planning and reinstatement to shelter. these are some of the steps required and we're working tirelessly to open more in the coming days. director rohr is the director of the human services agency and will speak now. thank you.

the out-of-town ambulances and more than 500 emts are already integrated into the system to increase transport capacity. >> it is overwhelming. i've actually been in a war zone, it's a pretty good analogy, it has a certain amount of fuel to it, you know it's palpable, but you find that you can mitigate. with this, you can't mitigate, it kind of consumes you, it's everywhere. >> the fire department faces similar pressure with close to 3000 of the 17,000 firefighters out sick. and the nypd is in the same boat with roughly 16% of the force calling out. more than 1000 testing positive for covid-19. the governor is deploying state troopers to help fill the gaps. >> we will do whatever we have to do. if nypd people are getting sick, they will get sick, the backfill will come from state police, we are working on that. >> stressed-out doctors and nurses are warning daily of a scarcity of beds and protective equipment like masks and gloves and essay morale is sinking fast. >> you had a tipping point, you start drowning, and we are running out of equipment in the hospital. we are getting completely over

the transportation system, how you get your groceries and critical transportation and even in europe, for example, the london ambulance keeps going. are you going to be able to deliver your products. so we're essential, which is why we have our factories open and try to keep our workers safe it's one of the things we think about in terms of distancing one of the things about factories today we kind of improved it so workers are working in three or four different machines so they're far apart to begin with. those who have to get together we give ppe. we deep clean and we're safe i think the workers are in a safe position. >> that's interesting to hear you say that i mean given the fact that you do supply so many tools, so much equipment to so many end markets, and you are deemed essential in this time, what are you seeing in terms of the business mix what has that demand looked like have there been places where there's been weakness and stable >> well, it's certainly stable with emerging services like the military or truck, transportation the airlines can be down a little bit you can see that you can look at it in the

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will be compulsory for travel by personal or public transport those process can be applied for on line at the start of the week. this queue of ambulances was seen waiting to transfer of patients to a hospital in moscow that's been repurposed to focus on coronavirus patients the number of admissions holes doubled since last weekend more than 85 percent of the patients of pneumonia the authorities say the pick is still to come on or ramping up restrictions in the capital let's a large are going to take us through the latest developments. late on friday evening it was announced that there is going to be a new system of tasks is to be used in the russian capital and that was announced on the moscow mayor's web site where he said that it was a question of the health and the state of all the people living in moscow because the situation has only gotten worse recently that he was really left with no choice but to implement this but in those when they didn't go through boards a virtual local since the beginning of this week the situation with the coronavirus has been worsening previously hospitals has been receiving 500 patients they leave now

transport of people infected with covert 90. told before we go to speak to the white cross and ask the volunteers how things are with that ambulanceservices the doctors told us to put on gloves. the head of the coronavirus task force in both zano is louder part of an. she has been employed by the white cross for 11 years. she says she has never experienced a situation like this. unfortunately we have been picking up a lot of patients who although they can still walk and breathe on their own in the morning by evening we have to rush them to an intensive care unit. was. in the afternoon we get a message from a doctor in baghdad he says the situation has deteriorated over the last few days. this time we decided to carry out our interview by skype to avoid any possibility of infection like dr dan tika don't turn to rennes or norse or works in a public giovanni hospital in bangkok. i think the message that goes for us all for the whole of europe is all of us we doctors to need to keep our distance from our families. well. if everyone in europe does that then at some point this will be over. and then we'll have a lot of time again to sp