en california por coronavirus hoy tenemos testimonio de una residen de hayworth que ganÓ la batalla atasentÍa sabor de nada 68>>> este fue el inicio de algo inesperado para wilma, la temperatura era 103 con sufriendo de asma y embolia pulmonar llamÓ a su hospital para que hicieran la prueba de covid-19, se la negaron una y otra vez. >>> en un momento que me tomÉ 9 tylenol en un lapso de 7 horas. >>> desesperada fue a hacer fila np centro de pruebas. >>> parada en el frÍo con mucho dolor, por 2 horas. >>> no podÍa creer que con seguro mÉdico, en este paÍs se sentÍa como desamparada. >>> me re costÉ en el Árbol, esto sÍ, llorÉ termine centrada en la grapa pero le hicieron la pru pa y mientras esperaba por un diagnosticase gay in tipo tapoed ip tipo disfrutando con su hospital. >>> dije, que yo en ese momento hacia responsable al hospital si memoria. horas despuÉs una llamada lo copo firmÓ, estaba contagiada con covid-19. >>> tenÍa pÁnico, miedo que me iba a morir, a pesar de esto, luego en el hospital la querÍan devolver. >>> la enfermera vio que el oxi jeep mÍo taba 70, me puh soorn oxi

the president said that while it was recommended to wear a mask if you are out in public, ata mask ifre, or the pharmacy for example. it was voluntarily and hit it would not be doing it. the cdc has urged this caution on people here because it has become more and more aware of the fact that many people are carrying the coronavirus and don't actually display symptoms of it. and therefore it is possible to catch the virus from anybody you come across even if they are ata you come across even if they are at a distance of six feet away from you. but president trump, perhaps adopting a policy of do what i say, not do asi policy of do what i say, not do as i do. yes, the virus seems to be spreading all across america but where has been the ha rd est america but where has been the hardest base hit? it's interesting because they were saying at the bracing today, simon, that cases appear to have flattened out. here in california for example and up there in washington state where there in washington state where there had been quite an alarming outbreak of coronavirus cases. not so in new york w

be some signs that the curve is beginning to bend but it is premature absolutely to say that we are ataak and the push we are making with social distancing just has to continue. i would add a personal touch here and say my mother—in—law is a health care is assistant. two of my best friends, one is a nurse, another is an operating department professional who has been repurposed to high dependency to work on this crisis. this really matters, and it really matters that we keep going with it. next slide, please. if you look at the global death comparison on this slide, again as last week, these are synchronised so that day not is a day at which each country reported 50 deaths. and you can see that again there is this brought a similar trajectory across many countries that purport data with one or two outliers, and the uk continues to be broadly in line with what is happening in other countries. it is still a dangerous situation. we have to keep taking measures to bring this under control. thank you, secretary stay. if we now go to questions, the first question we have is from hugh penn bbc.

the only available option for a test was ata only available option for a test was at a site in scotland. this, for many, at a site in scotland. this, for er at a site in scotland. this, for many, very frustrating, and requiring a lot of persistence.” tried and it was not working. so i kept on trying throughout the evening. eventually i got back on. and, again, went through the system of trying to book a test. i booked it and this morning when i woke up i received a text to tell me that a test has been allocated for me at 2pm this afternoon. today, senior nhs officials have urged people to be patient. more capacity is coming on stream and i would urge people who fit in those criteria is key workers to go back onto the website as more appointments become available. also today, the nhs has announced an origin campaign: people who have fallen seriously hour with conditions other than coronavirus to go to hospitalfor conditions other than coronavirus to go to hospital for treatment. conditions other than coronavirus to go to hospitalfor treatment. since the coronavirus pandemic hit the uk, t

it is very important to look ata frames.portant to look at a vigorous analysis of the three. yesterday there was some debate about whether the ons figures showed when you measured debts outside hospitals were 40% higher. it turned out that wasn't true, it was comparing apples and pears in the realfigure is comparing apples and pears in the real figure is close to 20%. so i would just precaution him against comparing the headline figures without a true comparison of the underlying statistics. he asked about the testing of staff. i'm really pleased that we have managed to roll out testing to staff in care homes. he is absolutely right that that can hopefully be done through mobile units and through the home testing kits that are increasingly available. especially for care homes that aren't close to one of the drive—through centres. although now we have 20 seven drive—through centres, we are increasing that number of the next few days. —— 27 drive—through centres. he asked about ppe quite rightly and there is about ppe quite ri

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the ata was formed almost i think 27 years ago, and really the mission is to both educate and advocate, really, for a new model of care delivery, which is enabled by communications technologies. i'm sure we will talk about what that means. the members are from a variety of sectors. folkse a robust group of who supply technologies and services to the industry. we have a number of -- quite a few health care provider organizations like my own partners health care, mass general at women's in boston. some of the health plans and folks at the payment industry as well. thatis largely the groups encumber our membership. kvedar, joining us this morning to talk about telemedicine, telehealth, use of the association. explosionever seen an and interest in your field like you are now. quite extraordinary from many perspectives. yes, it is our time to show the world what we can do, and the concepts themselves really are not new. my predecessors at the mass general in the late 1960's were some of the first to do this work out of necessity. using a microwave link to connect the hospital with a clinic

the trump administration starts rapidly mobilizing, but this is the ata >> reporte i h seenepts sotifngheanuary, that this was happening. >> this is like the fake news stuff. okay. somebody said -- >> reporter: it's not fake news, sir. >> it's like, show me the money here. what exactly did they say? did they say, there's going to be a global pandemic that's going to shut down the entire global economy? >> reporter: well, it turns out navarro himself said almost exactly that. a few days after our interview, the news site axios published this memo that navarro wrote in late january, that he warned the national security council, that the china virus could cause a global pandemic, and cost the economy $5.7 trillion. he told us, he does not contest its authenticity. >> no apologies from this administration. we are doing better and more than any other president could have done. >> reporter: sir, this is the best you can? >> you say this is the best you can, like somebody could have done better. really? who could have done better on this? really? think about this. >> i know it's a pandemic. and

it is interesting but of course the leader of the opposition, ata time course the leader of the oppositiond has two speak out about what is the most important issue of out what is the most important issue of ourtime and what is the most important issue of our time and what he is saying is that he wants to hold the government's feet to the fire, and i think that is right and fair. at the moment the media has been doing that but now we have a leader of the opposition one would expect him to do that. he has come up with four tests that he willjudge the government by. getting the nhs to have more equipment, obviously we have more equipment, obviously we have been talking about that. more testing and again we are talking about that. vaccination centres, not sure what that really means because we do not have a vaccination yet for the coronavirus but he is also talking about what is going to be the exit strategy again, i think many people are asking the same questions and he is articulating what most of the country is thinking or asking now, which is what happens next? the government has to keep

my mother is a co—ordinator ata works. my mother is a co—ordinator at a local high school.robably the most time i have spent with my sister before. we have been doing so much together, like running, cooking, so many things. we drove around the city without windows listening to music. at the end of the day, we all get together and we ate dinner and sometimes we play games and hang out with our neighbours or watch a movie. that is the silver lining that i get to spend more time with my family. the distance between me and my friends and me and my boyfriend has definitely been really tough. my boyfriend and i have been in a long distance relationship for almost four years. we go to school three hours apart and now that i am home in cincinnati where he goes to school, we aren't in this weird close distance relationship where we see each other more often but it is outside, from a distance. it has been really difficult not knowing when we're going to be able hang out together again. doing long—distance relationship with my college best friend is also tough. we do not get to celebr

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that's a state and local leaders warn that critical medical systems are ata breaking point. doctor anthony fauci says all states should have stayat home orders t as of friday tht not yet the case camila bernal has the latest from washington. >>as te coronavirusdeath toll continues to rise us heth officials and state leaders across the country urging a stronger response to the outbreak every state is saying the same thing. need help i need assistance though president donald trump has said hedoes not plan to issue a nationwide stay home order nearly all states have done so in the nation's top infectious sease expert doctor anthony fauci questioning those th have yet to do i just dot understanwhy we're not doing that. >>we really should be >>but americans are coming together to help and many making masks to protect emselves. doctor fauci suppmental but are not a e substitute for social distancing. >>so this is dan them and in addition the physical separation, not as a substitute for it. >>meanwhile the merican economy losing more jobs in one month that it had since 2009 during

. >>> gracias david por esta informaciÓn, las pistas ata hora de la tarde, iniciamos en el bay bridgete de velocidad, porque menos trÁfico no significa mÁs velocidad, pausa, pero antes adelanto mundo de los deportes. >>> nada puede detener an alex morgan vea por quÉ al regreso de la pausa. o sea, tú. es decir, soy todos los latinos que llenan el censo en este país. ¿o crees que estoy aquí texteando? le estoy mandando un mensaje a mi futuro. ¿mandando memes? chécalo ahí. no dejes que nadie confunda "invisible" con invencible. llegó la hora de llenar el censo... hazlo hoy desde tu computadora o celular... ...por teléfono o por correo. por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. buenas tardes, bÉisbol estÁ de regreso en taiwÁn arrancÓ la lee trabaja y equipos se pusieron crÍa ejecutivos para poner co horford agra das, ya que no se puede jugar con pÚblico, sin larn la aficiÓn bien recortes de cartÓn y maniquÍes, traen botella de alcohol para desinfectar, ya lo de la distancia social es otro tema. hasta hay un aficionado

they have followed the help for more than a decade and will >> we are looking ata the d understand theferences between those individuals. differences in genetics, are hethere differences inenes related to immuno responses or underlying health? it is a uniquely rich set of data and i think we could go very quickly into getting very important discoveries. rebecca: scientists are looking for tiny variations in genetic material. they are examining genes like one that is involved in making a structure on the outside of lls in our airways that acts as a docking site for the virus, allowing it to enter and infect the cells. it could be that differences in people's dna makest easier for the virus to lock on, resulting in more severe iness. intensive care unitsre filling up and some patients are younger with no underlying health conditions.th are the focus of a new study starting in new yorkas. for di like flu and herpes, some people carry genetic riations that make them seriously ill and tha could be the case. >> it was discovered that there are inborn areas of immunity that render huma beings

and ed, a woman is translating advice from a colleague who has a friend working ata colleague who hasare helpful such as washing surfaces thoroughly. but the voice memo includes misleading advice as well. the speaker suggests sunlight neutralises the virus, and that coronavirus can be killed by taking a sip of warm water every 20 minutes. there is no scientific basis for either of these claims. if you are not sure, the whole post is true, it might do more harm than good to share it. and if the source isn't easily identifiable or the story hasn't been reported elsewhere, then it really is worth being sceptical about it. pictures taken out of context can also be really misleading. a video from italy was posted on twitter, showing military vehicles on the streets. there were rumours they were responding to coronavirus rea. in fa ct, responding to coronavirus rea. in fact, they were returning from routine exercises that had nothing to do with the outbreak. some of us may share information with our friends as a joke or to lighten the mood, but even if they don't take it seriously, others m

. >>> aunque el covid-19 nos ata de manos y retringe la libertad.a comida y paÑales pero tambiÉn tecnologÍa y sus padres se sienten bien como relajados que hay gente como nosotros ayudÁndoles con esto. >>> hasta la fecha han servido mÁs de 4.000 desayunos almuerzos a un entregado 3200 paÑuelos, 74 libras de foro murls para bebÉs y guantes y mascarillas. >>> enseÑando los niÑos para enseÑar a sus padres para usar la mÁs carilla. >>> para Él el tiempo que le dedica a estas familias, tiene un significado especial. >>> yo he crecido acÁ, he visto cosas un niÑo no debÍa ver, ayudarlo, darle comida, nerte ayudarlo con la tarea, me gusta. >>> los vÍveres llegan a la fundaciÓn gracias a donativos de diferentes organizaciones, y es ahÍ cuando estos jÓvenes ponen mano a las obra. >>> nos cuesta nada estar aquÍ cada dÍa vale la pena ver cÓmo apoyas a familias no importa el virus son personas que necesitan comida. >>> gracias a enrique. >>> y mire celebrando la vida despuÉs de estar tres semanas conectado a un respirador asÍ estÁ un paciente del hospital leonar

coronavirus vaccine is at ast a year to a year and a half off some existing drugs are bein looked atas way to keep people from getting as sick as they are and in some cases dying. >>from ouexperience nobody is to l benefit from rahm that we had the si the sickest of the sick store. >>san francisco medica researcher doctor j lo sorry, its chief science officer at cited dine for the last 10 years the company has been developing the drug are on the map totreat hiv now they found those who have used the drug and an emergency basito treat covid-19 patients have had success in reversing the side of kind storm. we'rin the body's immune system ends up flooding the longs making them unable to exchange >>the lure on the map. the mechanism of action is affecting cell trafficking is and option too. basilly quiet inside store randomized clinical studies must still takplace and that could be another 3 months. >>in the meantime ucsf is ramping up for clinical trials to see of culture zein and anti-inflammatory tablet that's been around fodecades to treat gout will help covid-19 patients. so. >>waitin

last week an outbreak was reported ata senior care facility in our renda 49 people there have tested positive. to lp prepare for the expected surge in case san francisco now has a hoit unit is it is a dedicated only to our covid-19 kerman is live. he is outside sa. saint francis memorial and he's got the latest dan. >>well that's right we keep hearing abo surge capacity. it's unclear exactly when it's going to come but san francisco in other communities want tobe ready when does come and that's why they've turned the 6th floorof this hospil into a place just for covid-19 paties. that's a france's memorial hospital, th6th floor was typically used as an overflow area during busy times. now it's san fransco's first designated unit for covid-19 patients, i think the big advantas is one of his capacity, we ve 40 visitor in you so that if we see a surge in all of us are. >>waiting see if the seah has happened. th you can spend very quickly and we can put all pieces togeer the unit along with a critical care beds for the ckest of patients is now staffed with volunteers from this hospital an

against the koran this virus and also encourage social distancing but it's too little too late the latest ata shows that the highest rates of infection are among the ultra-orthodox and they still not taking heed superintendent mickey rosenfeld is the national police spokesperson and he's here to assess things how exactly have the ultraorthodox been flouting the regulations well here we are located in the area of mash in the religious neighborhood we've seen an extremely high number of people that have been in the streets our units are now patrolling all of the different areas because we want to prevent the corona virus from spreading that is something that's absolutely vital here in israel as we've seen the numbers going up and the main problem being inside the area is the fact that the neighborhoods are very closed very confined and we seeing that the message is not getting out to the public there are large numbers of people inside the families we're talking about couples plus 567 even 10. and we have to make sure that people stay at home and they stay away from each other as much as possibl

some magic bullet that can treat the virus, that can get the country back to work, but the reality is atath allat conclusive. me thing i've heard f sources over and over is you can't put too much pressure on a single -rug because- and dr. fauci said this publicly if it doesn't work you need to mov on to the next thing. robert: we must leave it there. th gk you to oursts for joining us. make sure to watchhe "washington week extra," it airs live on social media at 8:30 eaern and is later hosted on our website. for now, thank you. our audince is growing i this difficult time. this weekly conversation and we appreciate those who keep coming back. we will continu taking you all as close to the news as we can. m robert costa, good night from washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] provided by -- ashington week >> life isn't a straight line. and sometimes you can find yourself heading in a new direction. fidety is here to helpou work through the unexpected. with financial planning and adv

tina taking a deadly toll at a y area nursing home are nursing homes, 10 people ha died from the virus ata redwood city cility just over the past few weeks. e outbreak of infection t gordon manor it's right alo the peninsula. it's the latest nursing fality hit by covid-19. we talk with the senior home about you know what it's doing to stop the spread. then a reallyard 2 weeks. for 3 weeks. foreman. >>we've been under lockdown my main concern is for my residents and you know they're has been a real privilege. and i want to continue to do that best they can under these conditions. >>well the health departmt has confirmed that evyone at the gordon manor will be sted. to the east right now at least 14 skilled nuing homes in alameda county have reported cases of the coronavirus we talk ith the executive director of lifornia advocates for nursing home rform. patricia mcginnis about the changes at she would like to see in nursing homes to curb the spread of coronavirus take a listen they have to increase staffing. there's no question about it. >>well most of the nursin homes in california and aro

if you look at the total support that the fed and the treasury have given, you are looking ata treasuryng at a total recipe package of this government underwriting. around $9 trillion. you get on to 45% of us gdp at that rate. but yes, there will be more pressure, particularly for another congressional fund. but the difficulty at the moment is the sticking point, and that sticking point is the democrats want the next round of funding to hand out money to states, particularly to places like new york. republicans say they don't want to bail out the states. so there is no meeting of minds on a next package. as far as interest rates, nowhere else to go? no. we learned in the last couple weeks you can get negative oil prices. so who knows? the effect doesn't really have anywhere to move on interest rates at this kind of stage. the levers of macro economics are really available —— aren't really available at the moment to the government. what they'll be hoping is that i half of states are now starting to loosen up and drop some of their restrictions. some people don't like that, some people do

like anything in life, the longer you are ata anything in life, the longer you are at a place, the moreto add value. and so i wanted to make sure i could add value and i think i can. and there's more big news in rugby union, specifically for newcastle fans. a busy day rugby news, notjust of the contract extension for eddie jones but remember, all of the leaks below the premiership have been abandoned, finished early —— the leagues. it left the championship in something of a limbo that the rfu have confirmed today that newcastle are being promoted back to the premiership with a whopping 18 point lead at the top of the championship having won all their matches and the rfu have applied a formula to ensure they finish top of the table. and they finish top of the table. and they will also pass the minimum standards criteria required to play premiership rugby so we can say for sure that as things stand, and who knows how things will develop in the coming months, but newcastle's promotion to the premiership has been confirmed by the rfu. thank you very much. like football, cricket is amongst t

economically disadvantaged, the undocumented and indigenous —— indigenous, people of colour being in acted atach higher rate than other communities in the united states and that messages getting lost in a lot of the political messaging. is it fair to say the us in general wasn't prepared for this virus, like many countries around the world may not have been? china warned us, we didn't prepare. italy warned us, we didn't prepare. new york city quite frankly wasn't as ready as we could have been but was much more prepared than any many other cities in the us. in 2014, i was treating ebola patients in guinea, iwas was treating ebola patients in guinea, i was infected and was taken care guinea, i was infected and was ta ken care of guinea, i was infected and was taken care of in a new york city hospital and survived. we have that architecture here but a lot of that has been torn apart in the us over the last couple of years with political decisions and funding cuts. my goal now is to let people what i'm seeing on the front line in emergency rooms, the bleak situation that the rest of the country c

it must be to frustrating for the prime minister, to be the leader of a country that ata time to be ther of a country that at a time of acute national crisis, but not able really to do that much, he needs to recover and take some time, certainly the next few weeks it seems. yeah, i think that those close to borisjohnson will have probably a difficult job close to borisjohnson will have probably a difficultjob in a few weeks trying to get him to keep resting. all his personality that we know of is that he wants to be at the front of this and he will be wanting to take on that role. but it thatis wanting to take on that role. but it that is balancing act. for now there isa that is balancing act. for now there is a real effort to show he doesn't need to be right there. when you get to decisions about a potential change in strategy, that is the kind of decision the prime minister wants to personally make and also a decision i don't think cabinet ministers would feel comfortable making. it is about getting to point where you can bring that person back in. for all the advice they're getting f

and it has been flattening but flattening ata been flattening but flattening at a terribly high levelspondent, peter bowes. peter, doctor acra one saying earlier that —— doctor fauci saying the numbers could have come down if introduced measures were introduced quicker. donald trump has been criticised for not doing enough earlier to stop the spread of the virus. dr fauci who has been the medical phase of the fight against coronavirus in the united states, as part of the united states, as part of the trump administration, said things could be a little bit different. some lights could have been saved if those mitigation measures had been brought in earlier, but to use his words, he said there was a lot of pushback at the time against measures to close down the country. and donald trump would say that he in fact did ta ke would say that he in fact did take action earlier, at the end of january he effectively closed the borders to those foreign nationals who had been in china, china at the time was that global epicentre of the pandemic. the president has defended himself on this charge a

warn against the virus and also encourage social distancing but it's too little too late the latest ata shows at the highest rates of infection among the ultra-orthodox and they still not taking heed superintended mickey rosenfeld is the national police spokesperson and he's here to say. how exactly have been flouting the regulations well here we are located in the area in the religious neighborhood we've seen an extremely high number of people that have been in the streets our units are now patrolling all of the different areas because we want to prevent the corona virus from spreading that is something that's absolutely vital here in israel as we've seen the numbers going up and the main problem being inside the area. is the fact that the neighborhoods are very closed very confined and we seeing that the message is not getting out to the public there are large numbers of people inside the families we're talking about couples plus 567 even 10 children and we have to make sure that people stay at home and they stay away from each other as much as possible at this stage in some cases pol

a large round arrives ata reports. a large round arrives at a local cemetery in belarus.e graves of departed relatives. and orthodox tradition marked by a state holiday. families gather around a barbecue and enjoy a meal together. there is no social distancing here. translation: the main thing is to have optimism. not to be afraid of anything, security measures must be observed, but you need to believe in yourself we will not get sick, especially with doctors like ours, with a president like ours. he will not let anyone die. president lukashenko has denied the severity of covid—19. to a crowded ice hockey game in minsk earlier this month, he told the crowd "there are no viruses here." it's not true. according to the world health organization, there are now more than 12,000 cases of covid—19 in the eastern european country. 79 people have died. but critics of the autocratic rule in belarus here these statistics could be much worse. freya cole with that report there. there is much more for you any time on the bbc website for national international news. hello there. it has

adoption appointments or foster appointment, so if family will come in and we are having people sign in atastation that says there are healthy. we are wearing face masks, hopefullif they havetheir own protective geartheir wear that. we will bring them into the room and meet with them, introduce them to the dog. only really i think a physical distancing componen that we are just having to focus on. obviously, we are keeping the shelnir clean and zed. we can also offer gloves. we are not discouraging people from coming, but if you know you're healthy and have not been exposed, citizen email. you may not get an appointment anytime soon, but yes, we are here we nt peopleto come in and try to pair you with the dog that would be right for se your hld. yes, we are here. >> thank you so much. >>> as always, you can find more of our keverage at ee d. you can reach me through my social media handle. thank you for joining us and stay safe. robert: inside the push to reopen and the pushback. >> our team of experts now agrees that we can begin the next front in our war, which we are calling opening u am

testing, along with infection tracking, is partly how it's most to keep death ata partly how it's mostwe have set this up as an alternative for many people get us an alternative for many people get us in an alternative for many people get usina an alternative for many people get us in a short space of time. the second type of test looks for antibodies in the blood. this is much faster, just needs a prick of blood that can be sent off in the pro or even analyse at home. the antibody testing reveals who has been exposed and who has a mounted immune response to the virus. is a pretty good guess as to whether a person may already be immune to this virus. and antibody test is cheap and doesn't need a laboratory to process the results, but doesn't wa nt process the results, but doesn't want straightaway. can take weeks after infection to produce enough antibodies to measure. and there are real questions about the accuracy of the tests produce so far. if we can prove they work, though, there are clear advantage. will allow us to test health ca re clear advantage. will allow us to test health

production levels of 120,000 to 220,000 or if he did nothing, up to 2.2 million people, we are looking ata million people, we are looking at a much lower level of i hope than the level of 100,000. so i think we're going to see. you can never do anything about the people that lost their loved ones and lost their friends. i'm not sure a lot of people will ever be the same, but i think our country from an economic standpoint linda being stronger than ever. we have tremendous stimulus plans, and we have things in the works that are going to fire up the country. i think what is going to happen is we will have a big bounce rather than a small bounce, but we will be back and i think honestly, i think our country is going to be back from an economic standpoint, again, you can never replace the people that were lost into their family certainly, you can never do something like that. but we will haveit something like that. but we will have it succeeded in many ways, keeping the number way below the minimum numbers and also from an economic standpoint, we met with the mental health people and that tak