beaumont is the great state of michigan's largest health care system, and tonight beaumont is announcings eight hospitals are, quote, near capacity for staffing, protective equipment, and ventilators. as a result, beaumont, that michigan hospital system, says it has started transferring patients between hospitals to try to find space, and they're beginning to convert some operating rooms into intensive care units. beaumont says while it currently does have enough ventilators to treat its seriously ill patients, quote, that could change as more people become infected. again, that's michigan's largest health care system. as of this evening, michigan has 1,791 confirmed cases. that's fifth most in the country behind new york, new jersey, california, and then washington. also tonight we are hearing alarm bells from the great state of georgia, where they are closing in on their first 1,000 cases -- excuse me, their first 1,100 cases. the head of a hospital in albany, georgia, which is southwest georgia, says tonight that after three of their intensive care units filled up, they improvised a f

bill beaumont tojohnny wilkinson.ories intertwined, but right now, they looked to be heading down different paths. after a slip up in paris, england's tournament is back on track, but this is the real test. is always one of the best games to play, and i think regardless of where you are playing, they will always throw something up that nobody expects as well. so we are looking forward to it. 12 months ago in cardiff, the narrative had shifted, wales, the comfortable winners, the 12th straight victory on the way to lifting the grand slam. that was more at once famous farewell, but now, they look a different beast. the team still trying to adopt new head coach, wayne p vax style, but in sports, there is no time to find your feet. defeats to ireland and france have them backed into a corner. we've competed as well as we can, we have a good side taking the field, i think you've just got to listen, and the intensity as they are in his voice, and everything is done, it's been... it tells me there is a big performance coming

erin beaumont. a young emergency medicine doctor in massachusetts. who i have known since she was in college. on the monday, the icu with the emergency room at everett hospital was already filling up. i asked her to keep a video diary as she waits for a surge of patients she expects in the coming days. >> thursday, march 24th, 4:48 p.m. i'm about to go in for my shift. yesterday when i left, our icu was full. we haven't come close to starting our surge yet. i'm nervous about that. once we get our surge, i don't know where we're going to put these people. i don't know how we're going to treat these people appropriately. i don't know what we're going to do. i just got out of my shift, i took care of a patient who's my age, normal healthy person, who i admitted because he, i'm guessing, we won't know yet, but i'm guessing he has covid-19, based on the way he looked, on the way he was breathing, his chest x-ray, it was heartbreaking, it makes me nervous because he's my age, he's young and healthy. i worry we're just going to see more and more like that.

closing for the foreseeable future spain is in the grip of the coronavirus crisis and didn't madrid beaumont's restaurants and shops are being told they'll have to shot only promises in supermarkets will be open from saturday across a state of emergency. as though they are the most from these 2 men to the state of emergency is a legal tool recognized in our constitution to confront a crisis as extraordinary as that which now faces the entire world and our own country. in italy where public life has come to a standstill an entire nation some 60000000 people remain under quarantine but the spirits are important more than the desperation not help us we must have hope we must be strong and white. experts from china have arrived in italy to help bring in 30 tons of vital equipment from shanghai and experience on how they battle the outbreak europe has now become the epicenter of the pandemic which is more reported cases and is done the rest of the world combined apart from china across the rest of europe measures to stop the spread of corona virus are being ramped up a ban on public gatherings of m

i was very lucky in working with the national cochlear implant programme in the beaumont hospital ando be under the plan because they realise that as somebody who loses their hearing at midlife, it is very rare, unless you are subject to a work accident or an explosion, something like that. most people will be born deaf or lose their hearing in their elderly age. but in my case, they found that the fastest way to give me the best chance of getting back into the hearing world was to get me into the programme the implant process as quickly as possible into my head. and let's go with the training and rehab from there. with your hearing returning, a new career, he went from competitor to team manager. yeah. how different are the skills that you need to do that role?|j how different are the skills that you need to do that role? i guess the reasoning behind why i decided to do it was in the rehab programme, obviously, when they turned on the implant, you don't start to hear immediately. you have been without hearing for such a length of time that it hearing for such a length of time thatiti

from bill beaumont to barryjohn.stories intertwined, but they look to be heading downjust one pass. after a slip—up in paris, england's to is back on track, but this is the real test. there is always one of the best games to play and regardless of where you are playing they are intense, the physical, the publicly throw something up that nobody expects as well, so we're looking forward to it. 12 months ago in cardiff, the narrative had shifted. wales, the co mforta ble narrative had shifted. wales, the comfortable winners, there 12 straight victory to letting the grand slam. that was what gatlin‘s fame asa grand slam. that was what gatlin‘s fame as a farewell, but now they look a different beast. —— warren gatland. now try to adopt the new coach's style. defeat to ireland and france had then backed into a corner. we have prepared as well as we can and we have a good side taking the field and i think you just have to listen to him during the week, the intensity is his voice. it has been no holds barred, fio voice. it h

they will beaumonted. temperatures taken twice daily and if symptoms develop, transferred to a hospital. >> how good is the quarantine? if it is getting around still. >> reporter: those uneasy about travis air force base coming to the rescue again. the county has six cases of coronavirus. community acquired but officials have not linked them to activities at travis air force base. >> germs are spread in all types of ways. they can't say that. they can say whatever to make us feel better. but i don't believe it. >> reporter: they had to endure long flights to get to california bases. those arriving now had it easier coming straight off the water. >> if it was my family or friends on that ship, i would want them over here. >> the hotel offers more space and the knowledge they are that much closer to home. >> i am not sure it is what it should be but at the end of the day we are all californians and we have to look out for each other. >> reporter: these were the only passengers arriving tonight. we are told t

nick gillpin from beaumont health medical in michigan. thank you so much for joining me. and dr.auci and other health care experts are saying that detroit is the next hot spot for coronavirus in this country. does your hospital have everything you all need for this expected rise in cases? >> well, i think so. so you said it. i think detroit is definitely a hot zone. we're seeing an unprecedented level of disease activity right here in our backyard. the message i'm getting out is coronavirus is here and in the community and here to stay for the time. our own preparations have gone, i feel good in terms of the bed capacity situation and ventilator capacity and ppe. but it also feels like in a lot of way we're living pay check to paycheck on those things. >> you work for the biggest hospital system in michigan. you mentioned the uptick in activity in cases. what else are you seeing in your hospital at this point? >> well one of the things that i worry about constantly is our staff. i worry about our physicians and our nurses. not just because our nurses and doctors themselves are st

and we know that beaumont system in detroit area is nearing capacity of ventilators.ber of supplies that will happen. hospitals are having this communication and giving some directions to the doctors that have to make the decision because just contemplating that is gut-wrenching for us that want to save lives that we might have to tell a struggling patient and a grief-stricken family that for a lack of resource, the richest country in on earth, we just can't save their loved one. it's abobbinable. i think it is criminal that it isn't happening yet. >> i'm sure you've had the tough discussion before where you have to give someone bad news. but i wonder if you've ever had to give someone bad news and say it was because you knew there was something that could save her life, perhaps, but you couldn't true it and didn't have the resources. >> only one in my liefs afe whe volunteered in haiti at the earthquake. something that is very distressing. i was there for a couple of weeks and it felt like a couple of years with that kind of conversations happening on a regular basis

last night beaumont health center in michigan said it's caring for 635 patients with confirmed or suspected covid-19, putting pressure on the eight-hospital system as it nears capacity for staffing, protective equipment and ventilators. joining us now is governor gretchen whitmer of michigan. thanks for joining us tonight. what was your feeling yesterday when you heard and saw andrew cuomo saying we're your future. he was talking to you. >> governor cuomo is right. what's going on in new york is going to be playing out all across this country. and we're underprepared. we've taken some aggressive measures in michigan with this novel virus for which there's no cure, no vaccine. the best tool that we have in this moment because there aren't enough masks or tests, best tool we have is mitigating it by just not being together. this virus can't spread from person to person if we're not spending time together. we've been really aggressive, watching closely what's happening in new york and working hard to get as much as we can out of the federal government and supplement it by trying to make deals

the rootedness in texas, its first leverage would come, and the company would come from moving to beaumont almost immediately. it would take a foothold there. it would then have the cold of east texas. even though it was based in pennsylvania. -- pennsylvania, sunoco would become the square dealer a family-run companies of east texas. assumed the kind of role of wildcat political warrior naturally. what were some of the initial political victories. here will take us to the present moment in the next few minutes. of rebellionspirit manifest itself in a broader political moment. some of these pivots are hidden ones in our history. they are of the wildcat is of east texas. it was their dissension and protests against the proposed anglo american petroleum agreement, which was fashioned as a way for the federal government to align with the british and large oil companies to really kind of take new steps in a postwar time to manage the sites thathe drill were coming online in the middle east especially. he saw himself as being one of the leaders of his coalition. saw, this was an attempt to furt

first kind of leverage would come, and saving the company would come from moving to spindle top to beaumont almost immediately. and it would take a foothold there. it would then have a big hold of east texas. so even though it was based in pennsylvania, sunoco would become really the square dealer as many said, as opposed to the new dealer, the square dealer, family-run companies of east texas. so j. howard pew kind of assumed the role of wildcat political warrior naturally. what were some of the initial political victories? and here will take us to the present moment in the next few minutes. how does the spirit of rebellion manifest itself in a broader political moment? some of these pivots are hidden ones in our history. a first victory for the pews and the wildcaters of east texas and -- wildcatters of east texas and texas as a whole was their dissension and protest against the proposed anglo-american petroleum agreement, which was fashioned by harold ickys as a way for the federal government to align with the british and large oil companies to really kind of take new steps in a postwar

from jpr williams to jonny wilkinson, bill beaumont to barryjohn.e had shifted. wales the comfortable winners, their 12th straight victory on the way to lifting the grand slam. that was warren gatland‘s famous farewell but now they look a different beast. a team still trying to adopt new coach wayne pivac‘s style, but in sport there‘s no time to find your feet. defeats to ireland and france have then backed into a corner. we‘ve prepared as well as we can. we‘ve got a good side taking the field and you‘ve just got to listen to alun wyn during the week, the intensity‘s there in his voice and everything he‘s done in training, he‘s led from the front. it‘s been no holds barred, no—one holding back, so that tells me there‘s a big performance coming. and they‘ll need that and more. england have lost only one of their last 20 six nations matches at twickenham, but pull it off and the wayne pivac era will have really begun. austin halewood, bbc news. despite the coronavirus it is still england, wales. the postponed matches are due to go—ahead at some point

look how warm, beaumont, texas, into new orleans and jacks jacksonville but below normal temperaturese west. denver, raleigh, cleveland, knoxville and montgomery all below average. then later this week, temperatures try to moderate we get into the 50s in hartford, cleveland will be flirting with 60 low 60s as you get into st. louis. even minneapolis trying to warm up after friday's >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some really nice weather in the forecast. we'll see the clouds this morning clearing out for mostly sunny sky and highs reaching 70 degrees in the inland areas. as we go through the week, we'll see still some dry weather up until saturday. that's when a new storm system arrives and temperatures cool off slightly. checking out san francisco with a high of 63 today but we'll see mid-50s once that rain moves in on saturday and sunday. >> hey, if you're looking for a couple of good mysteries, guys i just finished walter mosley's "trouble is what i do. harlan coben, "the boy from the woods. those are two good thrillers. if you're looking for something. >> rea

if we go back out and come all over here and look at some areas, bo mont -- beaumont in jefferson countt, el paso, congressman beto o'rourke, he endorsed joe biden. leaning hard to sanders. but you see bloomberg's name, his photo. bloomberg had 19 offices set up in texas, joe biden 4. as far as bang for buck biden has been leaning on conditional support -- congressional suppo support. >> still, he stays over 15% now. he will get something. >> yeah. >> 19 officer ryabkov -- thank . >> kasi thank you for joining us, what do you make of what you are watching on democratic side. >> well i think that choice will be between a democrat socialist or candidate who has embraced all of the policies, either way, we think we have a great record of results from president trump. that will be a great choice for american people to make come november, we feel confident it will be a victoryius night for president trump and the republicans. neil: i got feeling that president's biggest worry of joe biden. -- worry was joe biden. >> there is nothing that shows joe biden has become a good strong candidate. si