we're doing everything we can for you. >> arlene has been at this for a month now.nursing veteran thought she seen it all until this virus invaded her ward and her life. >> hey mom. >> hi nick. >> when she finally comes home for the night there's always a new story to tell her son, nick. today the task was huge. >> we had to move all our patient from our icu to another area called the shell. move them all there so that they're all in one central area. it's better for staffing. it's safer for patients and the nurses. >> then after a quick shower upstairs she reflects a bit more, recording with her ipad. >> when you're wearing full personal protective equipment and a very tight mask it's very difficult to breathe. today one of our nurses got affected by that and almost passed out. so today was just draining. >> even when savoring a victory, arlene finds it hard to hold back the tears. >> today was the first day that we were able to move one of our patients out of the intensive care unit. i may be teary-eyed but i'm still full of happiness. >> but one day victory can t

so he never told arlene.it wasn't until late 67 that arlene finally was formally diagnosed with cancer and then died and i think in march or april 68. chris wallace was running farmed out his three kids for relatives. >> not a nice

. >> reporter: arlene van dyke is a critical care nurse in teaneck, new jersey.s hospital is straining to care for 182 infected patients. the hospital and its cameraman are sharing a rare glimpse inside their embattled icu, where arlene begins her mornings gearing up to fight an invisible but relentless enemy. >> i'm your nurse today. >> reporter: urging the sickest covid-19 patients to get better, to breathe on their own. >> keep fighting. >> reporter: arlene has been at this a month now. the nursing veteran thought he had seen it all. there's always a new story to tell her son, nick. today, the task was huge. >> we had to move all of our patients from our icu to another area, called the shell. we moved them all there so that we're all like in one central area. it's better for staffing. it's safer for patients and the nurses. >> reporter: then, after a quick shower upstairs, she reflects a bit more, recording with her ipad. >> when you are wearing full personal protective equipment and a very tight mask, it's very difficult to breathe. today, one of our nurses g

amy: that is arlene speaking at a zoo news confeferencee of riya ortiz's organization. >> arlene is one of our board members. she works for an employer who, like many of the rich peopople n nenew york, fled new york and wt to the hamptons. ththey know they cannott survive this pandemimic without theheir workers, so they brought arlene with them, like many of our members. but there shshe had no security. she was working day in and day out. another member who was asked strongly by her employer to work bubut was forced to work seven days a week, 10 hours a day - -- so that is 70 hours a week. as we know, workers, even undocumented, are still protected by the law. they can only work 44 hours live in.. that means 26 hours were not being paid overtime. i had to assist her and make her choose come and you want to live in the situation or stay i in te situation or g go home with no income?? she chose to leave because the employer was actualllly a doctor in mount sinai and was sick with fever alalong with the entire family. ththey wanted to make surere she wasn't bringing in the virus in their h

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. >>> gracias, arlen, el "noticiero telemundo" de las seis, estÁ por comenzar, tenemos un adelanto de a engañar y no te diste cuenta. ¡mira lo que conseguí! mmm, chocolate. porque esa es su intención. ¿y que crees? [las dos niÑas] ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos. están usando sabores que a los niños les encantan, para engancharlos. >>> este es su "noticiero telemundo" 48 a las seis. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes, les saluda cesar, el gobernador del estado, dio detalles del plan para reabrir el estado. >>> y asegurÓ que serÁ en cuestiÓn de semanas, y no meses. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> con estas palabras, el gobernador anunciaba que tanto negocios incluso escuelas podrÍan volver a funcionar con nuevas

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but there is this sense of fracturing now and arlene foster was saying this morning, she made a pointng that she would not take northern ireland out of lockdown any sooner without the approval of number ten. but it is not beyond the realm of the imagination to think she would wa nt to the imagination to think she would want to do that sooner. so it could fracture that nation. but how will that work quickly with difficulty andi that work quickly with difficulty and i think all four nations know that. i think this increases any more of a pressure, of the testing, to wear a mask or not to wear a mask and way to get your test and i think now there is, could one nation, it is like a race it seems and i think the fracture at a time when actually countries in the world needs to be much more united is quite revealing andi much more united is quite revealing and i think in a sense, i do not wa nt to and i think in a sense, i do not want to push the analogy too much but it's a fracture anyway in the united kingdom where, may ijust say something that happened today and it isa something that happ

northern ireland's first minister, arlene foster, said it was wonderful news, adding there were moreights ahead. and mark drakeford, the welsh first minister, sent his to warmest congratulations to the couple on the birth of their son. we had been told the baby was due in the early summer so the birth has come earlier than many expected. boris johnson's father, stanley, said he was absolutely delighted at the arrival of a new grandchild. in march, carrie symonds posted on instagram she felt incredibly blessed to be engaged and expecting a baby. weeks later, she and the prime minister were both self isolating with symptoms of coronavirus. i still have a temperature and, so, in accordance with government advice, i must continue my self isolation until that symptom itself goes. he would go on to spend three nights in intensive care where, as he put it, it could have gone either way. boris johnson is fiercely protective of his private life. this is known to be his sixth child, only the third in recent history born to a serving prime minister. jonathan blake, bbc news. well, while all tha

had her third child in 1662, the doctor saw some suspicious tissue but of course told george not arlene to get her to check this out might bee cancerous. she might have cervical cancer but george was running for reelection at the time and said he did not want to tell her so we do not like 67, she finally was formally diagnosed with cancer in the died and i think was march or april 68 and of course wallace was running for president at the time and find out his threeee kids to relativ. not a nice man. i'm going to go out on a limb and say that. there was definitely overlap the constituency. it is fascinating. guest: i was 18 years old in 1960 and i had friends and new acquaintances of people thought george wallace or bob kennedy without hesitation then then then deduct voting for ronald ragan. q. matthew: no more questions? very good. thank you all for coming out. and think the most important thing to take away from this today is to remember to buy the book. [laughter]. thank you. [applause]. host: ahead and come on up to the registers. thank you again. [background sounds]. to not a book

a arlene stringer. scott stringer is joining me now. scott, i am so sorry for the loss of your mom.erstand she passed away on friday. what was she like? >> she raised two boys as a single parent. few women could see that success. she was tough and she loved the city and she believed in government and she raised us to believe in government. for this tragedy to happen is just so overwhelmingly sad for my family but a story, anderson, that i know is playing out across the country, playing out in new york city and so hurtful but got a great story to tell and going to tell it for the rest of my life. >> she sounds like a remarkable woman. what an incredible life she had. >> she was pretty extraordinary. she was somebody who took me around, running for city council and people would say, why aren't you home taking care of your husband? i don't have a husband. why aren't you taking care of your kids? i take care of them just fine. she came from that generation with the women's movement back in the day. if you said to me, what would have my mother fall, i never thought it would be some virus

northern ireland's first minister, arlene foster, said it was wonderful news, adding there were moreights ahead. and mark drakeford, the welsh first minister, sent his to warmest congratulations to the couple on the birth of their son. we had been told the baby was due in the early summer so the birth has come earlier than many expected. boris johnson's father, stanley, said he was absolutely delighted at the arrival of a new grandchild. in march, carrie symonds posted on instagram she felt incredibly blessed to be engaged and expecting a baby. weeks later, she and the prime minister were both self—isolating with symptoms of coronavirus. i still have a temperature and, so, in accordance with government advice, i must continue my self isolation until that symptom itself goes. he would go on to spend three nights in intensive care where, as he put it, it could have gone either way. boris johnson is fiercely protective of his private life. this is known to be his sixth child, only the third in recent history born to a serving prime minister. jonathan blake, bbc news. well, while all tha

. >> arlene said, this is the time to go through the years of digital photo books and make photos.s the perfect activity for quarantine. family and friends and the time we spend together is all that truly matters. coronavirus can't change that but it certainly has reminded us that time is so very precious. >> wendy asks, is it lame that i discovered the joy of a full eight hours of sleep? that is not lame at all. >> we're all celebrating that. >> yes. >> except for certain friday nights. >> yeah, you'll get it. i'm glad you found it. >>> with children out of school, everything closed because of social distancing, neighbors in washington, d.c. found an unique way to keep their pretty anxious kids busy. >> almost 300 people who live there in georgetown have joined a street safari. look at this, they're putting stuffed animals in windows and sharing the location. everything is there. even the. y you puppet lamb chop is on the tour. they list the addresses where they can be found. really creative. >> that is good stuff. my kids would love it. >> next hour of your "new day" starts now.

the 7th with the lock down and that would be in line with what we've seen in northern ireland with arlene foster announcing that the country there will also be extending the lockdown for 3 weeks now we've been hearing from the leader of the opposition kissed starman and he says the government should announce its exit plan that doesn't mean the announcement of a date of when this lockdown will be lifted but at least to give the country some idea of what it would entailed does it mean business is for example being allowed to open and so on but the government have said that that wouldn't be feasible and that they won't be announcing any exit plan until the country is reached the peak of this crisis. thank you very much indeed for or the chair of the national carrier satiation nadra ahmed told me that testing in care centers is a will command measure. i think there's some interesting measures that he's announced today. including the call for more more start which really is something that we've been asking for for a long time at the end of last year we had a 100 entrenched 2000 vacancies in ou

arlene w has this question.f you get ammonia shots, does that prevent covid-19 from turning into pneumonia? >> dr. saphier: that's an interesting question, one effort a lot about. the vaccine she's discussing come of that people get to prevent certain types of pneumonia, is actually for bacterial pneumonia. which is very different then the pneumonia seen in covid-19 patients. however, one thing we should note, when people get the flu they can also have, on top of the flu, that bacterial pneumonia. some patients with covid-19 can also get that bacterial pneumonia. however, that the vaccine itself is not going to prevent the pneumonia that is directly associated with covid-19, that acute respiratory distress syndrome you are hearing so much about her that doesn't mean they don't get it. whether you get it from bacteria or covid-19, both can be very bad for you. >> harris: janine b asks this question. "several vaccines are in the making. in the end, but only one emerged as the gold standard, or will there be severa

. >> reporter: she and her colleagues, like critical care nurse arlene van dyke, need that strength nowore than after as the rough days stack up. >> today was really rough. we had to move all of our patients out of the icu into what they're calling the shell. it's about 50 beds, so that all of the covid-19 patients that are on respirators were all going to be in one central area. it's safer, everybody is just exhauste exhausted. >> masks, gloves, gown. >> reporter: but just 24 hours later, a sigh of relief. a covid-19 patient successfully taken off a ventilator. >> we see the sickest of the sick, so this was huge thing for us to see this. >> reporter: and finally, a much-needed good day. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> thank you, stephanie. that's stephanie gosk from new jersey. joining us now is university of illinois at chicago anesthesiologist, dr. cory deber grave. thank you so much for joining us. you do a lot of intubations to get people on ventilators. we hear about the time that people need to spend on ventilators from this virus. it's not days, it can be weeks. that's pa

reports a media campaign has been launched in arlen's to reassure victims that support services are still running. a scene of domestic abuse when the victim cannot escape. this is island's latest awareness campaign which was launched after a rise in cases reported since the lock down to tackle covered 19. as people are forced to stay indoors with their abuses the tullis is taking on those suffering is becoming a social crisis isolation is often used as a tool by perpetrators to minimize a woman's chance of reaching out accessing support so she's cut off from friends and family members and they're going to normal groups or kind of community events that she might have gone to previously you know. the use natasha saunders was physically and sexually assaulted by her husband coxon style really good behavior. judge she eventually managed to leave him with her children and knows only too well how hard it was right now if you really feel that you can't. reach out reach out regardless because the hope is there and as soon as you take that very and i know i know it's a very difficult step you take

factor or love arlen or become a premiership football player but if not then it's just don't to look. i find. i don't lisa didn't to do with technology is to do with subordinates into the market for me one of the great things about what is happening and what information technology in that works doe's is that when you find when you decide i actually know i do have agency or people who went on the streets of turkey in 2030 and said no we can actually resist all the kind of reactionary stuff that is around us suddenly the 1st weapon that you have is in from is is information technology that's why i think going forward the the social media and the networks is based on all a huge battleground and everybody on that battle needs to come clean about which side they're on i think most and all the owners of these big platforms need to decide whether they're going to sit there and defend hierarchy or whether they're going to defend an and facilitate the agency of ordinary people it's it's it's that you could almost say that is the question of the next 25 years i'm originally from chile doujin be

lockdown will be extended by 3 weeks taking it up to may the 7th now we're also getting news that arlene foster's declared that in northern ireland the country will also have a 3 week station for their lock down there so that might be an indicator of what we're expecting here in london early in the rest of the u.k. when it comes to the extension of the lockdown and we've been hearing from the leader of the opposition kids starmer he's saying that the government should release their exit plan for the end of the lockdown on the 30th date but suggestions as to will it be schools that will be opening will some businesses be allowed to open and so on and so forth but number 10 have said that's not possible we've also been hearing from the chief medical officer chris with to use advised that it's not possible to do that and that number 10 shouldn't be looking at any exit plan until we've reached the peak of this crisis he said thanks very much for all of that and for more reaction on testing in care homes i'll be joined in the next hour by the chair of the national association another potentia

don't expect changes this week and also we have heard from the northern ireland assembly today and arlene foster as well, that it's likely to continue. the question therefore, as you say, how long will the lockdown continue? interestingly, we have been hearing the labour leader... studio: apologies, we willjoin the press c0 nfe re nce studio: apologies, we willjoin the press conference with the health secretary. welcome to the downing street daily coronavirus press briefing. i'm joined by the chief officer chris whitty and angela mclean. i want to thank everybody who is staying at home in this sunshine. together, we are slowing the spread of this virus. i want to pay a special tribute today to captain tom moore who at the age of 99 has raised over £7 million so far for nhs charities by completing 100 laps of his garden. captain tom, you are an inspiration to us all and we thank you. at the core of our plan is to protect the nhs from being overwhelmed. so that its ability to ca re overwhelmed. so that its ability to care for everybody who needs that ca re care for everybody who needs that

the latest news from arlene foster.o be given that accolade since freddie flintoff in 2005. the fast bowlerjofra archer, after his debut season, he is one of the almanac‘s five cricketers of the year. stokes played a key role in an's world cup triumph back injuly. he was man of the match in the final. he also led to england to a thrilling one—wicket victory over australia in the third ashes test at headingley. stokes, across all formats, and the impact he had in crucial moments, you know, you can't forget his contribution to the world cup final with england dead and buried, they needed 15 off four balls to take it toa needed 15 off four balls to take it to a super over and he managed it, with a bit of luck, but he got it and he came out to bat in the super over and the headingley test, england were dead and hurried again and stokes, like lazarus, rose from the dead and took england to a miraculous one wicket win. so he had to win the award really. tottenham have reminded the players and jose mourinho of their responsibi