. >> the nurse he was talking to was shelby delany, who calls steph her hero in a facebook post. >> remarkable. >> you notice her head covering too. isn't that a warriors pattern? >> it sure is. >> just for the occasion. >> "world news tonight" is next. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us tonight. >> hope you can join us again tonight at 6:00. we'll see you then. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> tonight, as america endures its deadliest week from the virus, the news tonight -- signs the curve may be flattening in new york city. even with another 777 deaths in 24 hours. and what president trump revealed this afternoon. the death toll in the u.s. now surp

shelby delany got a facetime call from the three-time nba champ. delaney and they're fellow and tribute to the staff who performed life-saving work since the coronavirus outbreak began. >> just the sacrifice that everybody is coming together. thanker are thank you so much, for, just what you do, your heart and did what you provide for everybody. >> now, as you can tell, miss delaney is a big warrior's fan. she wrote on facebook, steph curry offered some advice on how to be positive and be kind during tough times. >> wow. >>> 4:51 is the time. there are so many great stories out there. i mean something that this has taught us is people are willing to step in and help each other as much as we can. >> indeed. >>> let's check in with steve paulson on the weather this morning. it is chilly, but certainly not as chilly as you said it has been. >> that is correct, pam and dave. we were much colder earlier in the week. we had a lot of 30s. now we are seeing 50s because there is a combination of low clouds, high clouds. they don't want to give way. mostly c

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reference room for a loyal because you think by and 10:07 is somebody wondering what movies dana delany has been in since 1995? you think someone was wondering about right now. >> and wanted to get an answer. >> my favorite one is asking if what was in the pantry was safe to eat. [laughter] and the library and actually knew a website where you could google the identifying marks to find out when the food was produced and have another website to go to that said. at the same time she was worried that she might have some legal liability if she said to the woman, so it was funny. also, i think that we are -- we have reached the peak lack of human contact. and i see the society moving back towards human interaction, and that is one of the ways libraries offer a different experience than sitting at home alone. i'm not saying what is the capital of tennessee that you should call the library. but more generally, i think the way that we've all been saturated with online inanimate experiences and the place that we are heading towards a culture of its one in which human interaction is prized and va

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that shelby delany hding the phone.smit medical center in oaklan ononday she was feeling a bit down and powerless and she knew she needed to sumn her inner warrior. so she put on her warriors jersey uerneath her rubs. shs nowrging peopleo s masks and surgical caps and to donate any face shields. >>> a stanford tennis player is helping fight the virus. chris contaxis spent the past month working with doctors studying the spread of covid-19. they looked at the impact that social distancing has in the coachella valley, which has an aging population. >> i just want to do as much as i can to help my community. >> christian was a big part of that in helping us do a lot of the preliminary research. >> reporter: contaxis is a biology major and hopes to one day go into innocencmedicine. >>> flattening the curve at home we look at the things the bay area is doing right to combat the deadly virus. >>> and you may have received at letter on your phone earlier tonight. the new order as santa clara county races to protect doctors and

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as nbc's ken delany reports, hospital administrators also said conflicting guidance from federal, stated local governments on how to use personal protective gear and other issues has led to a greater sense of confusion, fear, and distrust among staff that they can rely on hospital procedures to protect them. dr. irwin redlehner is also with us. this confusion about what they need for doctors and nurses, i've been hearing that and it's leading to a lot of frustration with hospital administrators and confusion about how they are exactly supposed to keep themselves safe. the president says that hospital administrators are thrilled. let's listen to that real fast. >> many hospital administrators that we've been in touch with even in the really hot spots, you know what they are, are communicating directly with us that their level of supplies are meeting essential needs and at the current time they're really thrilled to be where they are. >> ken, what are you hearing? >> when i heard him say that, katie, i was stunned. we were already reporting on this amazing hhs inspector general report whi

. >> mark texted us after that call and said this, delany started crying she was so happy.ore to say, that he didn't get to say to them so -- a big thank you to them and to stacy, of course all right, guys. over to you, savannah. >>> well, just ahead, we're going to talk hope and healing the images and moments we've seen over the past few weeks that will truly restore your faith in humanity. but first, this is "today" on nbc. it's dinnertime in america, and the breadwinner arrives home from a long day at work. now the family can sit down at the table, where everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. with easter and passover upon us this week's marks a special time for so many around the world >> that's right. though we may not be able to gather physically, the acts of selflessness and strength we've witnessed over the past weeks is a true testament to our faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when the road gets dark and you cno longer see ♪ just let my love grow a spark ♪ and have a little faith in me