even if what they're saying is true it really muddies the message so whether it's dr tony foushee dr devore parks you know one of those leading scientists should be really the ones who are doing the messaging not politicians really on either side of the aisle doctors celine dion are joining us tonight from new york we listen to your point. as often as we can talk together it's an excellent piece of work thank you i pleasure thank you. our list take a look now at the latest coronavirus numbers around the world more than 8 100000 people have been infected worldwide and almost 40000 have died the u.s. death toll has climbed past 3500 more than in china with cases rising rapidly russia has reported its biggest one day rise in new cases some $500.00 bringing that country's total to more than $2300.00 and the world health organization is mourning that even though the focus is now on europe and the united states the coronavirus pandemic is still quote far from over in asia and the pacific region. for the german football league has confirmed that the restart date for the bonus league it will be apr

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even if what they're saying is true it really muddies the message so whether it's dr tony foushee dr devore parks you know one of those leading scientists should be really the ones who are doing the messaging not politicians really on either side of the highway doctors celine dion are joining us tonight from new york we listen to your point if the democrats as often as we can dr going to it's an excellent piece of work thank you i pleasure thank you. well as coronavirus cases continue to climb in the u.s. pressure is growing on so-called essential workers to continue to sell groceries and to make home deliveries some workers have gone on strike workers at the e-commerce giant amazon walked out of their warehouse in new york city over fears that they are not being protected from the virus there were also nationwide stoppages at the amazon own supermarket chain whole foods as well as grocery delivery service insta cart employees say the increased workload has put them at risk and that the companies are not doing enough to protect them. my colleague reporter i mean as it is here he's been foll

joining me susan devore. reaction to what you just heard. 3d printing of ventilators, do you see this becoming reality? >> i do think there are a lot of companies out there that are offering to help, probably easier to build masks and to make hand sanitizer than it is ventilators and we need a quantity that makes production more difficult for things like ventilators, but we are seeing a ton of companies offer up help in their manufacturing production. maria: so tell me how hospitals are managing through the shortages. where are we right now, susan, in terms of the shortages in some of the critical products that we've spoken about the last couple of weeks? >> yeah, for me to serve in network of 4,000 hospitals, 175,000 other providers and they are very challenged on the supply side. there are 5 or 6 major categories, hand sanitizers, n95 masks, the ventilators, the swabs and diagnostic kits and we did a survey of our health systems and most of them are getting less than 40% of what they're requesting. many of

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joining me right now is premier ceo, susan devor. it's good to have you this morning.to be here. maria: it's very concerning to understand and get a better grip on the preparedness of our hospitals or the lack of. tell us how you see it and assess the situation in terms of the need for masks, ventilators, even hospital beds, susan. >> yeah, maria, this is an unprecedented challenge and the way we see it at premier is this is a challenge that is coming in waves. the first wave was diagnostic kits, testing and swabs. shortages, the inability to get enough testing done. the second wave is this personal protective equipment and attire. and the shortages that exist in that space and the ability for health systems to get the volume that they need. the third is what you said, ventilators and the need for more ventilators. there's also staffing problems. there will be downstream problems getting the pharmaceuticals that we need and so as we see this, there are multiple waves of problems that premier is trying to help the healthcare systems get access to the supplies that they