county,ard, howard which is between d.c. and baltimore and is a very prosperous, well-run county government, last friday, we ran goingetop exercise through what a coronavirus would call upon the public schools to do and testing public school officers on how they would respond. we have other exercises we have been asked to do that are being lined up. that we have a lot of existing contracts with counties and state governments and cities that had asked us to do projects, which now, do not have the immediacy that coronavirus has. we have been essentially told, put the other things aside, throw your full weight behind dealing with the coronavirus. we will get back to those other issues when we can afford to do it. we are dealing with department of health, department of emergency management, hospitals, nonprofits, nursing homes, and trying to give them advice on how to respond within the confines of the emergencies that have been declared, and either the powers of the discretion they have to pursue public health ends. >> joining

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the remaining candidates are now bernie, jooie biden and tulsi fb ard w ard who has a fun real estateibe going. basically, when you're trying to choose which type of breyers vanilla, the homemade, natural and extra creamy, which flavor will beat that chunky monkey in the oval office? i guess we'll find out in november. florida is a key state and florida had a big milestone, the 175th anniversary of florida becoming a state. florida is 175 years old, which is why it moved to florida in the first place. florida is a strange, even their state flag looks like the wrong answer on family feud. it, no state in the union has crammed more crazy into its years of existence than florida. with that said, we are very tri to our favorite state. >> there's never been a better time to visit florida. join us as we celebrate 175 years of statehood. since 1845, florida has been america's top travel destination for people hoping to get a dui on a lawnmower, but no matter how you get there, whether by street-legal jet ski or twerking on the roof of a nissan, in florida everyone's welcome. so kickback and

he has ards. said let's give him an ards drug they said we don't have an ards drug no, just give him the drug there's nothing. we have to be cognizant that covid is very smart and it bub w burrows within your loungs >> what i learned on avid, the interview, talking about numbers of tests and 50,000 a day is not enough we need to test and test and test some people are looking at iceland, not just south korea, as a test case they tested more than 6% of their population, and they were able to keep their schools and their businesses open, because what they found were so many asymptomatic cases >> there it is >> to isolate the positive cases they had few icu visits. they have a tiny population but to put that effort into testing can show some different results in terms of locking down economies. >> right see, sara, this is what has to happen this is why testing is far more important than people realize. you can put people back to work if you know there's a lot of asymptomatics. you also can keep the yo

there's nothing for ards do you really you think you have something? >> there's a number of experts who believe ards happens in covid-19 because of the response to the virus itself. your body's own immune system is flaring up, and producing a huge amount of response in your lungs to the virus this is actually one of the main problems people have with oxygen exchange and breathing in the advanced stage of the disease. there are studies announced with the so-called inhibitors from two other drug companies, this is thought to be a promising approach if that works, the approach we're looking at likely also will make a difference because it works in a similar way. reducing that inflammatory response in your own lungs it could keep people from going onto ventilators or get them off ventilation quicker. there's studies in china, europe and the u.s. looking at this problem. we'll talk more about that as we see the data and we may decide to stand up an independent study ourselves. >> what a wonder drug. thank you, david what a wonder drug >> david, it's carl. i

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as first reported,ri senator ard burr, a republican from north carolina and a member of the senate intelligencemmittee sold hundred thousands of tock in -- i sto mid february davis days after writing that the united states wasep better ed than ever before to confront the crisis.l california, kelly loeler, republican of georgia and jim inhofe, republican ofkloma also sold stock beforehand. on friday burphe asked senate ethics committee to review his sales. nancy, you're in at the come talking to republican senators. who is the response to the new reports about senator bur. is he being asked to resign or is it business as usual? >> the response in the public was vicious but here most of them said they didn't know all the details or didn't want to judge what burr and some of their colagues had done. i think this is a very tricky situation because yes, burr did sell off somewhere between 600 and 1.7 million dollars' worth of stock the week before the stock market started to tank and hat e was a sugstion perhaps because he was receiving coronavirus briefings, he had some kind of inside information a

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new directions will be ard state in response to lock downs and fears. horns 20 more and. 90 minutes on t.w. . i was history when i arrived here i slept with single people in a room. it was hard to shred. i even got white hair. that hit my language head not a lot this hits me a little but which maybe to entrust the lives of like you want to know their story my parents were fighting and reliable information for margaret. each step. my story. of the people who planned to meet built dedicated lives to me. i am not too dumb to. understand the mind made. in the centuries they built me they created something truly rather. the too much as i was destroying it. i have mocked to my cities days for centuries the company of my country turns to hours until the day i mean leave. not the time to leave this dance i feel a. bit . odd. place. blame. this is d.w. news live from berlin yet another terrible record in italy as the coronavirus claims hundreds more lives exactly a month after at 1st death the virus kills nearly $800.00 people in just 24 hours as it's the deadli

quarantine at travis air force base and miramar naval air force station in southern califorlle pass ard t anne of it will bring us alive report and update from the port of oakland coming up at 5:00 am. >>> the bay area has reported its first coronavirus related death. a woman in her 60s from santa clara county, officials say she had chronic health conditions is one hospitalized for several weeks. she died monday and mountain views el camino hospital. this morning, santa clara county issued the first order of its kind in the country. canceling mass gatherings with 1000 people or more to slow the spread of the coronavirus. the legal order goes into effect tomorrow for three weeks, the county says it is on additional 32 cases in less than a week. bring in the total to 43. about half of those are believed to be community spread. the order does not apply to normal operations at airports, shopping malls and centers or other spaces where 1000 people or more may be in-transit. it also does not include grocery stores or offices. >> a lot of people are paranoid about it, but i'm trying to just ma

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we have empty hototels all a ard eurorope. we havee to -- we will have to support ththe hotelel industry. they'll be in economic crisis which also effects them. i think if we speak about hotetels, we canan also speak at cruiuise ships, who are empty at the m moment, we havave the possibilities to deal with the sisituation, herere to evacuatee reregee campsps and we should do that actually, not only b becaue of humumitarian issuess there bt also because the f fight against corona should b be foughtt everywhere. and i don't understand why everybody is talkingng about social distancing in europe. overcrowded d refugee camps cant stay overcrowded. it's also in our interest in the fight against corona. >> talking about the greek migrant camps and the pandemic. well, as more countries impose lockdowns, because of the coronavirus, india faces perhaps the biggest challenge. last week its 1.3 billion people were ordered to stay at home for the next three weeks. now, that's easier said than done. for the millions of day laborers. they m

absolutely necessary and cannot be done from home physique a prime minister is there boris johnson ard for more now let's get a lot of parts she joins me from london good evening to you show larger so we've got a nationwide lockdown you can add the u.k. to the list of european countries with that tell us more about the details. well life in the u.k. is going to change drastically tomorrow morning as we've seen it in other european countries you've heard the prime minister johnson they're naming the 4 reasons why people can't leave their home to shop to help for medical reasons to work or to exercise in the park so it's a it's a little bit less restrictive then and other european countries and another measure that has been implemented from today on is that vulnerable people and old people were contacted by their doctor or nurse today and told that they now have to self isolate in their own home for at least 12 weeks they will be provided with groceries and medical care by volunteers but that is how it is right now in the u.k. starting tomorrow morning and we know that the u.k. is somewh

senator bernie sanders is by no means out of the race for the democratic nomination just yet tonight ards oh you are the absolute confidence we're going to win the democratic nomination was the and we're all going to the feet the most dangerous president if the history of this country the. sanders went into super tuesday as the frontrunner he's particularly popular with young and latino surges and i think that bernie sanders has what it takes areas that the people that i was hoping very would do better in some of the states it was a little exciting at the crossing at the same time 2 other hopefuls senator elizabeth warren and former new york man michael bloomberg performed poorly they're facing calls to suspend their campaigns and let voters choose between biden and santas super tuesday is an important date in the presidential election calendar but it only represents about one 3rd of the delegates that are up for grabs nationwide the campaign now moves on to michigan and 5 other states holding primaries next tuesday 350 more delegates are up to be won. by let's get more now on super tuesd

ard with a lawsuit by this louisiana abortion clinic, could signal the future of abortion rights. administrator, challenging a louisiana law that requires abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at a local hospital in case something goes wrong during the procedure. >> it's totally possible that we would have to close. >> reporter: but abortion opponents say these laws are necessary to protect women's health. >> what other procedure do we know that's done at an out- patient facility that doesn't have admitting privileges? >> reporter: liberal justice say abortion is ent because it's generally safe.than anthony kennedy, the court struck down an almost-identical texas law. but in 2018, justice brett kavanaugh replaced kennedy, joining on the court president trump's other nominee, neil gorsuch. on the steps of the courts today senator chuck schumer leveled a warning to them both. >> you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price! >> reporter: that prompted a rare rebuke from chief justice john roberts who called the comments, "threatening, inappropriate, and dangerou

ne is, let me go back over the to ards that are expected be in compliance with the executive order i issued. we have a goal in this state and that is to ensure that everyone is doing everything possible to mitigate and reduce the spread of covid-19. the best way to do that is for the state of texas to implement the standards established by the c.d.c. the standards that i established in my executive order they copy pretty much word for word the standards that the c.d.c. articulated and that the presidential commission articulated. and they include these concepts. one, no gathering of more than 10 people in any type of group. two, bars and restaurants are closed with the exception that restaurants can be open for delivery of food or food to be picked up, understanding how important it is in these times that all sources of food availability be available so that anybody who needs access to food will be able to get it. it also includes, and this is hugely important, and that is limiting the ability of any nonessential person to go into any senior living facility. we must do all that we ca

ard france has joined neighboring italy and spain in ordering a complete lockdown to halt the spread of the coronavirus president manual describing the situation as a public health war the virus has killed nearly 150 people in the country infected more than 6600. as the clock struck noon in france the lock down took effect. people must now carry a document justifying their reasons for going outdoors only essential trips and exercise alone are permitted those who break the rules will be fined. the president has called the outbreak a war 100000 police officers have been deployed across the country officials stress that every day life must be appended to contain the virus. but we don't need his example concrete to give you some examples a family lunch dinner with friends a football game with friends a game of cards all of that which might not seem important normally is now for didn't more not only ill advised but forbidden each of those meetings let's not play it down is a moments when the virus can be transmitted it means running the risk of speeding the spread of 19. in the capital pa

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i am here to talk a little bit ard works this dashbo and the data collection process behind it. some of these are stats as well. let's see if this works. screen extension again. i can grab it here. i can do it from here. i cannot see your screen now. sorry. this worked earlier. the dashboard up. i can start talking about it. there we go. i have the technical capability to build this dashboard but not open a powerpoint presentation. comforting. what we are doing is we are tracking total cases of cobit -- of covid around the world. redhis global view, the represent the total number of confirmed cases by region. the spatial resolution of the reasons we are reporting on differs depending on where we are in the world. in china, we are reporting on the province level. u.s., county level. australia and canada, sea level. the rest of the world, country level. on the left, a list of the countries. the recovered we are reporting. you can see the numbers by region. you can click on a location and it zooms in on the map. you can also highlight the specific stats for that region. you can swi

. ♪ there goes my hero e, he's ard their -- he's ordinary. ♪ don't the best of them bleed it out -- ♪he goes. ♪ there goes my hero, he's ordinary. ♪ kudos, my hero, leaving all the mess. ♪ you know my hero, the one that's on. ♪ there goes my hero, watch him as he goes. ♪ there goes my hero, he's ordinary. ♪ there goes my hero, watch him as he goes. ♪ there goes my hero, he's ordinary ♪ >> and if you sing that last chorus every time you wash your hands, i think you'll be in good shape. [background sounds] >> first responders are at the front lines of this unprecedented pandemic. >> our men and women put themselves into harm's way every single day to now be faced with a huge threat that we cannot identify, that we cannot arrest. and my partners and i, we're still out here hustling along. >> a good chance that we can come in contact with the virus. >> say hi, colin. >> doing a little decon. >> when you see a deputy, police officer, firefighter, they have a family too. >> we we work on the front line, putting our lives at risk to help save yours. >> thank you, everyone, who's working hard

it often is something calle ards, a bad respiratory complication, like a very complicated pneumonia.also know from china which people are most at risk. the people b who shoultaking more precautions, who should be handwashing, making sure, if the virus does spread in your local community, to try to protect yourself. those are people who arolder. 60's for example, 50's even, or if you have an underlying health condition. like many people do. those are the people who have been most at risk. lisa: dr. sherry fk, thank judy: super tuesday voting is tomorrow,ut this is shaping up as marvelous monday for former vice president joe biden. two former rivals will endors him tonight for the democratic presidential nomination. amy klobuchar suspended her campaign today. pete buttigieg dropped out sunday. we will get the details after the news summary. the process of pulling u.s. troops froafghanistan has gun. defense secretary mark esper said he'given the go-ahead to begin the initial withdrawal. under an agreement signed with the taliban on saturday. esper.s said thewill show good faith and lowe

to the establishment -- we can eat the theblishment -- we can beat establishment and take down that ard defiling our white house. as we say in labor, we are stronger together. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] spanish]ng [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] >> [speaking spanish] [applause] [chanting si se puede] please welcome california state assembly member representing the 24th assembly district. [applause] >> good afternoon. backreally happy to be from sacramento enjoying all of you here to support our next president. [applause] again, i

--ard: it is to some extent an ecb problem.e eurozone there are constraints on the ecb's ability to buy disproportionate amounts of debt from affected countries. the ecb is constrained in the portion of debt it can buy and the reason for that was the eurozone could or should not be used as an excuse for free riders to bail out their debt. now we are in a situation where this increase in italian debt is not because the italians have lost control of their fiscal policy or are trying to free ride on the credit of the ecb, this is an act of god, a deliberate recession in order to solve an exhaustion's problem. in those circumstances, it makes perfectly good sense for the ecb to buy disproportionately where yields are rising. i think it is the ecb's problem to narrow these spreads, and that is going to be difficult. there will be german members of the council who do not like that but i think that is what the ecb will have to do. the alternative is to see an increasing divergence in the eurozone which is dangerous in italy where you

to continue to collect service development fees through ards when they license the technology to other airports. the budget analyst's office has reviewed the agreement and the proposed modification and recommends approval, and i'd be happy to answer questions. >> chair fewer: thank you, miss widener. can we hear from the b.l.a., please. >> yes. this approves the second existing agreement between the airport and the nonprofit airport research and development foundation. so this action and service and license agreement does three things. it uses the application or technology developed by the airport to actually record trip fees by t.n.c.s as they enter the airport. currently, i think it's about $4.5 per trip, and then, the airport would pay a fee to the foundation under the agreement. so the original agreement was approve ind approved in 2015, and then, the option was approved in 2017, extending it through march of this year, march 2020. so the proposed resolution would extend it for an additional three years -- actually extend it through 2025 -- 2023, with an additional two-year extensi

banks,arde: italian italian households, italian enterprises will be fully beneficiaries and eligible to all of the tools i have just , the massive liquidity access at very reasonable and preferential rates compared with what we have now, whether it is the targeted long-term refinancing at very attractive rates as well, or whether it is the use of the special envelope of the asset purchase programs. all of that can also help italy, of course. >> we will close because many more questions similar, with one. the 120 billion euro can be used in a short time? how worried are you by the possibility that a number of countries will increase significantly their public debt? ms. lagarde: i'll tell you what i am particularly worried about. it would be the complacency and wouldotion process that be demonstrated by the fiscal authorities of the euro area in particular. i very much hope that at the euro group meeting taking place onmonday, and based recommendations and guidelines by the european commission on a decisivere will be and determined move in the face of this fiscal response we have been

oh ard see. them oh boy. dad. you could snap your fingers and have something spectacular happen. you know my 1st reaction is as it's happened every day when you see saving the life you help somebody that's a little tiny bit of a miracle that the cool part of that but if i could stop my failures let's not have another goddamn war who. hello and welcome to look at weather conditions across the americas in south america we've got plenty of showers around the amazon basin but really for much of southern brazil through paraguayan argentina where the conditions are looking draw and fine so fine day in what is there's a high of 25 degrees the move through into wednesday you can see the showers developing across central parts of argentina but much of chile still dry santo 32 degrees the passon bolivia maybe picking up the old shower highs of 11 through into central america and here we've had a massive cloud from this weather system giving some very heavy rain across the dominican republic certainly we've seen extensive flooding issues over the last 24 to 48 hours the situation here still

oh ard see saw them. have data. you could snap your fingers or something spectacular happen. you know my 1st reaction is as it's happened every day when you see saving a life you help somebody else a little tiny bit of a miracle that the cool part of that but if i could stop my failures let's not have another goddamn war who has. hello and welcome back let's look at the weather across the americas this time in south america plenty of showers in amazon basin but otherwise weather conditions looking fine across more southern areas find in bonus areas there 31 the circulation of low pressure that's the system which gave all the flooding across rio and some polar is moving a little bit further towards the north and just generating a weakness there a trough of low pressure which sort of generates a shower so i think further towards salvador will see an increased risk of showers over the next 24 hours or so fine conditions a santiago there $29.00 degrees in the sunshine hitting 30 degrees but on we get through to saturday otherwise not a great deal of change as the trough moves fur

requires a team of nurses, doctors, othei people, ary workers, ambulance workers, peoplery working very, ard very long periods of time in personal otective equipment. so youre-- we are asking an enormous amount of our health workers to get through thas. so to stop we need to slow the number of cases that develop tso that, when people do sick-- and there will be people who get very sick-- there will be the capacity to look after them. >>oodruff: and for people who are starting to panic, which some are, what is the message? >> well, the message is "don't panic," but it's also it's understandab that you have a sense of fear. fear of plague, fear of disease is an innate human fea you know, we have fear to protect ourselves from the unknown, from somethinthat is a threat, but it also makes you make very bad decisions. so listen to the advice, go to trusted sources. you have some of the world's top brains in science in your country. you've got excellent advice from the c.d.c., from the n.i.h., also from the world health organization, also from excellent media that's like pbs. knowledged up and hel

tulsi fwab ard tulsi gabbard is running in the way "cats" was running for an academy award. >> i'm joeden, and i have met brau barack obama. i have stood next to him. i have sat behind him, i have touched him. i have even smelled his neck. as we like to say to each other a lot, when we are together, which is often, yes, we've met. i am barack obama, and i am in aruba, floating on a tube. >> jimmy: that's still better than "no malarkey", right? we have a great show tonight. music from grace vanderwaal. eiza gonzÁlez is here. and we'll be right back with david spade. so stick around. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by mazda. fishrisotto. buffalo. (buffalo wild wings) gelato. curry. cacciatori. chimichurri. frie flurry. (mcdonald's) cheese cake. (cheesecake factory) grilled steak. clam bake. milkshake. we are america's kitchen. doordash. every flavor welcome. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start maxximizing today in store and online. yeah, that needs mmm. that's better. hvr seasoning. you either love it or you really love it. alright, i got everyone's ftuna for jj.. t

wooden pallets, tires and cars were burning for nearly two hours ard smoke could be seen for miles. businesses had to be evacuated. >> when i first got out here, it was like a campfire on steroids. it was black smoke that you could only see, heavy fire. we're about 50 yards away from the nis at the moment and it is felt like 110 degrees on this side of the street. it was insane. >> i was opening the gate toss move a car back inside and i turned around and saw big flames in the back and like the black smoke from tires burning and i was surprised, because you don't expect that to happen. >>> no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> 5:10. keeping you safe and healthy during your commute. >> still ahead, next the steps bart is taking this morning to keep riders from spreading the coronavirus. force >> it is a cool start to the day with clear skies. heading through the afternoon, another big warm up. daytime highs well, above average. we will cool it down as we head through the rest of the week and we'll talk about our shower chances. other road work was just picked up at the golden gat

here is mayor sam lick ard dough. >> i support the shelter in place mandate.ove aggressively and immediately. the time for half measures is over. history will not forgive us for waiting an hour more. i appreciate that our residents have endured much already. this is our generation's great test, our moment to stand together as a community and to conquer this virus. >> reporter: mayor liccardo pointed out the food supply chains are still in effect. they're still around. his point is don't go to the store and panic buy which we've seen. reporting live in downtown san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much, bob. grocery stores are not part of the shelter in place order. if you need food or supplies, by all means, you should get them. the stores are still dealing with an overload of shoppers that have been looking to stock up. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live outside of a walnut creek safeway this morning. they're probably busy restocking right now. i see some activity behind you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. activity is pi

the lungs can kind of essentially go into what we're calling acute respiratory distress syndrome, ards, and it's as if the flood gates have been released of informatiinfla your lungs and it highly unlikely getting of that is putting a tube in your mouth and not only are these ventilators cumbersome, but they take an entire team to operate them. it takes about three or four people to properly manage a ventilator. so we're talking about something that just can't be ordered off a shelf and anybody can operate it. but it is critical to survival and people are not on ventilators for just hours. the average time is days. and we're talking anywhere from 10 to 15 days on a ventilator. >> so to that point, doctor, there has been some discussion of patients needing to share a ventilator. what would that look like and to your knowledge has that been done before? >> yeah. and actually, a colleague of mine kind of pioneered this. i don't want to say that she was responsible but a colleague of mine in las vegas, nevada kind of introduced the idea after the las vegas shootings where they needed to ha

before they ard their plane. the travelan will have a major financial impact on the local economy here in the bay area, san francisco enjoyed a record breaking year for tourism european avelers played a bipart in that, but no more starting tonight converse new tune has more. >>tourism has taken a major hit here in san frncisco, the wake of the call that19 pandemic but traic has slowed considerably empty seats atables there's wit very few customers tour buses usually packed virtually empty to makematters even worse there is now a 30 day ban travelers from european countries to the is going to have a tremendous impact on this that haitian to s francisco in solutely th ban on travel from europe to san francisco is going a major impact. >>on our tours industry and our small businesses according to recent statistics from the san francisco travel association 20 to 18 visitor volume was over 26 million up 1.4% visitor spending exceeded illion that's up 2.7%. the executive vice presidt of the san francisco travel associa

concern and i know the financial aid office is literally sitting in the dining hall, swiping the credit ardr people. >> no kidding? >> yeah. a lot of people can't afford to fly home. >> do you know, shannon, when your kids will then go back to school? has that been determined? >> no i have no idea. i honestly don't know. i think that's what's most concerning to all parents. you know, we are being told maybe april. but i don't think any of us really believe that. it comes back to this lack of information. as you mentioned, i lead a gun violence prevention organization. i can only hope the president will take this public health crisis more serious than he takes gun violence. 100,000 americans have been shot and killed since he was elected president. we can't wait for lives to be lost. we need the president to act, act based on science and to give more information to families like mine who are concerned and confused about what's next for our kids. >> shannon watts, be well, stay healthy to your and your entire family. thank you for coming on. >> the headlines are coming in so quickly. the star

cruise ship will remn docked at the port of oakland until sunda someone 1000 crew members are still on ard and are going thugh cruise line officials say what happens next for them and how theyl get home is ill to be determined oakland mayor bby schaaf said in a statement we will support the effort to repatriate as many crew members as possle. ey are mostly low income low wa foreign nationals intruder oakland values we will extend the same courtesy in care to crew passengers. all passengers are being bused to the oakland airpt tarmac in florida military bases for their 14 day quarantine. >>we want to get there get so on our way do whatever wehave to from their passengers are being tested for coronavirus oncethey're settled at their place of quarantine. >>those tests are happening in real time. we are aware. of a number of people that have been testepositive that have comeoff the ship in addition to the 21. that were originally sted the governor says about 13 passengers remain hospitalized from the ship and as passengers continue to disembark he expects a few more to also go to the hospital.

by day ten, you're getting something called ards.s are attacked and filled with fluid. it creates a problem with your ability to breathe. it's almost like you're drowning in your lungs. the ventilator essentially pushes some of that fluid out of the way, opens up the lungs as much as they can be open and oxygenate your blood and gets you through it while your body fights the infection. the ventilator is keeping you alive long enough to fight the virus. it's a vital part of critical care for the viruses. >> dr. birks she said there are no examples of people wanting ventilators that aren't getting them. i'm trying to understand that statement with what i'm hearing from people like you and doctors around the country who are scared they're going to run out. your fear is what? you won't have them in a week or two when the need is most acute. is that right? >> if you're looking at ex owe nengs numbers, we expect critical care to be a percentage of that. it's going to overwhelm the splief we ha supply we have. we don't anticipate needing mo

there's a condition called ards, acute respiratory distress syndrome that ultimately goes into organ failure. this is not a disease to play with. it's 20 to 30 more times infectious than the common flu. >> and we also know that it's not just killing old people. 20% of people who are making it into a lot of these icus and hospitals are younger people, so this is not just hitting older people. dr. matthew, great to have your perspective. thanks for all the work that you're doing. appreciate it. >> thank you, robyn. >>> we're going to stick with the doctors because they're the ones that count in a time line this. dr. sanjay gupta will join anderson cooper for our next town hall, thursday, 8 p.m. eastern time in new york. you want to join for that. that is friday morning, 8 a.m. in hong kong. >>> the program will replay at 9 a.m. in abu dhabi. i'm robyn curnow. still to come, a russ skew package unlike any other. it promises a large line item for those struggling with the pandemic. stay with us. you're watching cnn. it's miracle-gro's biggest thing. ♪ ♪ organic plant food and soil that f

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oh ard see. dad. you could snap your fingers and have something spectacular happen. you know my 1st reaction is as it's happened every day when you see saving the life you help somebody that's a little tiny bit of a miracle that the cool part of that but if i could step out my failures let's not have another goddamn war who. welcome back it's time to look at the weather across the americas now in north america the main feature is this rapidly deepening area of low pressure off the eastern seaboard and the senate possibility of could be flirting with the southeastern parts of new england bringing some very strong winds some heavy rain possibly even some snow you notice with the wind coming from the north that it's not protected warm for other new york or washington temperatures really struggling but as that system moves away and we lose that northerly flow then temperatures will rocket to during the course of sunday up to 15 in d.c. should be fine in chicago with winds coming from the south will lose any chance of lake effect snow so 16 degrees bright we got some show

we call ards. the vast majority of patients, that's what happens.rious version. we don't know the exact number. some data coming out of china says maybe ten or 20% of patients end up having a pretty substantial gastrointestinal component. sometimes it's just as a blessed nausea and vomiting but a lot of times it's really severe diarrhea, really severe abdominal pain. that can be a component for we don't know how many prayed let's say a meaningful enough number that we've got to pay attention. >> harris: thanks for cleaning up what i said. it's gastrointestinal. i appreciate it. you're the doctor. meanwhile, white house officials say the u.s. is now testing more americans. we know that, for covid-19, than ever before. shortages are now facing some hard hit areas to make some tough decisions, like new york city, to reserve test kits for health care workers with symptoms and patients who are severely ill. here is the u.s. surgeon general dr. jerome adams. >> we've seen testing increase, when you look at last week from monday to friday the amount of tes

keep doing that if the lungs become distressed and become stiff as a result of something known as ardsyou're overall right. someone on a ventilator, you know, it be kept on that machine for a long time. the problem is that the virus can continue to replicate, continue to spread, affect other organs and eventually someone might develop multiple symptom organ failure. and that's ultimately what might lead to their death. >> all right, sanjay, wish we could end on a cheerier note. thank you for being with us, helping us understand this as always. we're just getting word, the white house may make some changes to the social distancing guidelines today that were supposed to last until the end of april. cnn's coverage continues right after this. boston light, america's oldest lighthouse, has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our country has endured. it has seen the break in the clouds before anyone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood by you, helping you weather storms like this one, to protect your loved ones. and we'll do it for 168 more. to helcvs pharmacyh the

industry finance is going to e deeply affectedby this so i think it's going to be pretty across the ard. >>jim wunderman there with the bay area counciour look around the mom says her faith in god right now is the ly to be strong for her children she says again the hardest paris simply not kning. what the timeframe is on the shutdown and on this w way of life, pam and ken back to you. >>thank you grant a story shared by many south way authoritiesare urging people and businesses to foll the stay at home order so far a number of merchants are in opedefiance of that order though fordrop out talk with city leaders on the violations some could face. >>san jose is eerily quiet is most businessesppear to be closed downtown san jose seems albut shut down strip malls are shuttered parking lots are empty but still far too many binesses are not in compliance with thstay at home order says police chief eddigarcia down there were 2 repair shops, 3 restaurants, 2 clothing stores, 9 hair salons 6barberops a smoke shops to flower ops the list goes on, t going foard nonessential commce will meet with st

>>a ard time for everybody to process what's happening right now.r photos of happier times in w york high school students likeny across the country putting their ves in major milestones on hold seniors possibly not finishing out their final days with friends and favorite teachers who have led them to who they are today and where they will be in the future. >>just being around my teachers in the last time because it's been 4 years and 18 years of school to building up for this and w i feel likei'm missing out on experience that i'll probably never get again in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>some relief foamericans who still haven't filed ei taxes for getting an extra 3 months to file taxes amid the coronavirus pandc treasury secretary steven mnuchin tweeted that he is moving tax day from april 15th. to july 15th. smgen said he was acting at the direction o president trump. california also pushed back the state's tax stated june 15th, the food and drug administration is offering work was anyone le to produce hand sanitizers the fda normally

the b of a a representative that we ard om says they're going to be working on a case by case basis to customers to pause payments, not only a credit cardand mortgages but also on auto loans too. and it's not just be of a making these changes in fact home loans that are guaranteed to fannie mae and freddie mac are ordering lenders to offer flexibility in theayments to their customers regulators are expecting the entire mortgage industry will follow a similar policy. homeowners being encouraged to call their lender right now to discuss what their options are in some cases you may have your payments deferred for up to 12 months. well this morning temperatures on the cool side. we're in the 30's and 40's right now for much of the ba area, i'm talking a easant weekend followed this is gonna be america's favorite breakfast. they just don't know it yet. (ding) these are a few of my favorite things. wendy's uses fresh-cracked es on all o breakfast sandwiches. not whatever... this stuff is. (ding) that's right. see you in the morning you up for this? and change the world. here at abie, we're i

the cdc is now recommending hospitals separate new moms who mahave coronavirus from their new ards andould be separated for up to 2 weeks the cdc and american college of obstetricians and gynecology made the recommendations the cdc notes mothers should be involved in the decision talk about a tough deciion. but health care workers should discuss the health ris and benefits of such a separation with those new moms and as more patients test positive for covid 19 asians of all ethnicities throughout the country say that they're being blamed for the virus. >>and have seen a rise in hate crimes against them. we spoke with san francisco assemblyman phil ting about the situation he says although there's no official data at this time more peoplhave come forward about experiencing hate crimes even in san francisco, but it's not all bad. he says he's also hearing lots of stories peple coming together instead of blaming each other. >>i've been really so. touch to hear about people helping their neighbors people helping seniors. people delivering food that's really what we ne to be doing not to be