wework saying about how hard this will hit their busi ness? >> the most recent news is that the chairman and the new ceo put out a letter to their bond investor that says because of the coronavirus, they do not expect to hit 2020 targets. it is against the backdrop of striking at the essential selling point of wework. our workspacesy, are more exciting, where you can work near other people. it feels like in the future, that will be a different way that people think about co-worker spaces -- co-working spaces. maybe the whole idea of shared office space will be reevaluated. they say this issue, more than a quarter of their members last year were month-to-month. to -- they arese preparing for many of their customers, especially small businesses to come to them and contract,w we have a but we can't afford rent or we are not going to pay. that is something we are going to face in the months ahead. emily: softbank was a huge investor in wework. hits.nk has been taking york'ss that impact new ability to whether the uncertainty? >> there is growing t

. >> listen, a lot of folks seeing this, they it to the busy-ness of hospitals during war time. miguel, take our viewers inside. >> reporter: john berman and i talked talked about this earlier today. you've covered many wars as well and the sensibility of the national purpose and what these people are facing every day, the only other place that i have seen that sort of focus are in places like iraq and afghanistan at war. this was the brownsville neighborhood of brooklyn, largely african-american and latino, on a good day they have plenty to keep them busy coming through their front door. the coronavirus has pushed that hospital to the very edge. every corridor, every corner, every ward, every inch of brookdale hospital medical center in brooklyn now inundated with those suffering from covid-19. what are you looking at on a daily basis? how difficult is this? >> well, this is a war zone. it's a medical war zone. every day i come in, what i see on a daily basis is pain, despair, suffering, and health care disparities. >> reporter: through sunday afternoon, brookdale said it had a

all that busy-ness is going to clash with this color, as well.as in working with the furniture. my thought on this was to kind of do a drip effect, like if it was sort of, like, dipped in syrup, and this was kind of dripping. shauna: i actually really like the gold. i just don't want people to walk in and feel like it's this clash of kind of random colors, and i'm terrified that people are going to walk in and say, "nothing about this says anything of the farrell's that i remember, and because of that i don't want to come back." lemonis: but that nostalgia doesn't pay the bills. i heard all of that when i came to see you guys the first time. i understand why shauna wants to protect the brand. she's been around it for years, particularly with her dad being involved. and now that her dad is gone, maybe the tension is a little higher for her. but honestly, we're moving forward. travis: we have to risk it because we know we failed, and we have a failing business model. the food, the ice cream, the decor, everything about it has proven to be a failure

focusing on in our research is that creative and knowledge intensive process is in it is a business they need the new ness of people that can work in the same manner are online and in digital the meeting rooms and therefore we are missing something so we do it to the day we had with my research us virtual lunch break where everybody said in front of his camera and eat something and trying something and that's not the same you cannot achieve the knowledge transfer between video screens you need the near miss off persons and write in some on the notion test processes we have 75 percent of knowledge transfer out i socialise ation i personally between between persons and not you know what all of this is all for how do you think this will fundamentally change the way that we work will more people stay with working from home permanently. i don't think so i think some tasks can be done remotely and some other tasks will need a personal meeting and it will be resumed in full when we are able to travel again i think that won't change a lot right now about all your point in this interface ok we'll have to leave it

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>> we are, honestly, more worried about what's going to happen to the business than we are about catching the virus >> at the nessst exercise classes were capacity just two weeks ago. now, they're hovering around 40%. >> people are definitely worried about staying home and being around other people. >> worried about staying afloat. >> i'm on roller coaster. >> for their businesses and their employees. >> there's not an easy answer. you obviously want to take every precaution necessary but you also want to help out your neighborhood. so try to think out of the box get creative maybe take a virtual fitness class or instead of going to a restaurant, consider ordering in when we get through the other side of this, you want to hope that your local businesses do, too. >> something to think about, stephanie, thank you. >> the nation's hospitals have no choice but to prepare for worst-case scenarios with some health experts questioning whether the system is ready to treat a flood of patients. if that's what this eventually comes down to. here's nbc's tom costello. >> in the incident command center at johns hopkins medici

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businesses there? >> reporter: well, of course. they rely on those. and all the corporate events have been canceled. nesses have big functions.se are all off. but weddings are -- the season sort of begins at the end of march, april. it picks up as we go into the summer. so they're still trying to hold the line there just to see what happens. >> everything is uncertain. thank you so much. >>> a valley store closed for accident after several days of defying the shelter-in-place order. the alameda county sheriff's department says solar tactical decided to close after pressure from the commune. they resisted shutting the business themselves in hopes the owner would eventually comply. >>> it seems the coronavirus is enough to worry us. but henry lee tells us authorities say we all need to be on alert now for scams related to the pandemic. >> reporter: with every disaster, there are scams. it's no different than with the coronavirus pandemic. >> we're starting to see scams unfold here. it's not surprising. we were anticipating this. >> reporter: they run the gamut. claims of vaccines, fake charities to help victims, call for help f

business taxes until later in the year. the second, a waver of all fees, so store front fees, sidewalk, banner and sign fees. just waive them for small bu nesses in restaurants and the third is to expand unemployment insurance for those who have short hours due to the coronavirus. and this is a way interest them to de out this wave speak and the issue of debt is so important for small businesses, like yours especially. we were talking about how the small business administration is offering loans to people like you. how helpful is that? >> it's a good start. it's a good start. low interest loans are a good start, but it not solving the problem. it's like taking the cash flow and spreading it t over the relief to small interest a loaners. >> i see how it seems like a quick fix solution. there are so many meaningful ways that the government could leave. if you did all of e fees that storefront business husband to pay. all businesses in the city without having an application or loan or carry debt for the future, those are the things that the governmentshould look forward to. >> and thfact of the matter is that a lot of businesses are lev rnld all

business. so we're going to make, you know, based on what we experienced at van ness and central subway, we're going to bring those experiences in and see how we can deliver the project in a way that we can minimize impact. >> next project is the fifth north and sixth division streets. forecasting delay. the completion delayed for structure al repair in the dry season. just a couple more. wastewater storm is in a planning only project and forecasting a variance of cost in this quarter. that is just about adding more work. the project team provided support for the 100-year map, data sharing. activities include working groups, development of flood elevations, and implementation options for partials with 100-year storm flood risk map. development of residential disconnect grant programs and the cost reflects higher than anticipated costs in the 10 year cip. the 10-year cip already captures this. large sewer condition assessment reports a cost variance and schedule variance. initiated with a kickoff meeting in december of 2019. projects entered into the design phase and the variance in the project

business. so we're going to make, you know, based on what we experienced at van ness and central subway, we're going to bring those experiences in and see how we can deliver the project in a way that we can minimize impact. >> next project is the fifth north and sixth division streets. forecasting delay. the completion delayed for structure al repair in the dry season. just a couple more. wastewater storm is in a planning only project and forecasting a variance of cost in this quarter. that is just about adding more work. the project team provided support for the 100-year map, data sharing. activities include working groups, development of flood elevations, and implementation options for partials with 100-year storm flood risk map. development of residential disconnect grant programs and the cost reflects higher than anticipated costs in the 10 year cip. the 10-year cip already captures this. large sewer condition assessment reports a cost variance and schedule variance. initiated with a kickoff meeting in december of 2019. projects entered into the design phase and the variance in the project

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business. so we're going to make, you know, based on what we experienced at van ness and central subway, we'reoing to bring those experiences in and see how we can deliver the project in a way that we can minimize impact. >> next project is the fifth north and sixth division streets. forecasting delay. the completion delayed for structure al repair in the dry season. just a couple more. wastewater storm is in a planning only project and forecasting a variance of cost in this quarter. that is just about adding more work. the project team provided support for the 100-year map, data sharing. activities include working groups, development of flood elevations, and implementation options for partials with 100-year storm flood risk map. development of residential disconnect grant programs and the cost reflects higher than anticipated costs in the 10 year cip. the 10-year cip already captures this. large sewer condition assessment reports a cost variance and schedule variance. initiated with a kickoff meeting in december of 2019. projects entered into the design phase and the variance in the project a

business. so we're going to make, you know, based on what we experienced at van ness and central subway, we're going to bring those experiences in and see how we can deliver the project in a way that we can minimize impact. >> next project is the fifth north and sixth division streets. forecasting delay. the completion delayed for structure al repair in the dry season. just a couple more. wastewater storm is in a planning only project and forecasting a variance of cost in this quarter. that is just about adding more work. the project team provided support for the 100-year map, data sharing. activities include working groups, development of flood elevations, and implementation options for partials with 100-year storm flood risk map. development of residential disconnect grant programs and the cost reflects higher than anticipated costs in the 10 year cip. the 10-year cip already captures this. large sewer condition assessment reports a cost variance and schedule variance. initiated with a kickoff meeting in december of 2019. projects entered into the design phase and the variance in the project

business. so we're going to make, you know, based on what we experienced at van ness and central subway, we'regoing to bring those experiences in and see how we can deliver the project in a way that we can minimize impact. >> next project is the fifth north and sixth division streets. forecasting delay. the completion delayed for structure al repair in the dry season. just a couple more. wastewater storm is in a planning only project and forecasting a variance of cost in this quarter. that is just about adding more work. the project team provided support for the 100-year map, data sharing. activities include working groups, development of flood elevations, and implementation options for partials with 100-year storm flood risk map. development of residential disconnect grant programs and the cost reflects higher than anticipated costs in the 10 year cip. the 10-year cip already captures this. large sewer condition assessment reports a cost variance and schedule variance. initiated with a kickoff meeting in december of 2019. projects entered into the design phase and the variance in the project

business school, looking at communication's. for almost a decade. susan ness, thank you for sharing some of your expertise, and background on "the company caters. reminder, this program as well as all others are available as podcasts. c-span, created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. the hill mike lewis is joining us. lillis joins us. what does congress have to make sure these provisions do not expire? a tough issue for congress. they tried to get it done in december and could not reach deals. they still haven't reached any deals. it is crunch time. everybody is getting a little anxious as to what this deal may or may not be. strangee of those fights. it puts strange alliances together. you have liberal supporters of civil liberties siding with libertarians. they want reforms to restrict the fbi power of surveillance on u.s. citizens. more moderates, institutionalists, mitch mcconnell is one of those. barr is general william one of those. they like to leave the powers intact. extend the role as it is. to make any tweaks int