dr. calvin sun. he's a per diem er doc, which means he works at multiple new york city hospitals and picks up shifts as they are available. he's worked at more than a dozen emergency rooms in new york city alone. dr. sun, thank you so much for being here. can i just ask you what your normal schedule is and what you've been working lately? >> i don't have a normal schedule. i never had. and being a per diem emergency medicine physician or ehmeme emergentologist is coming when they need you. 15, 20 minutes before the shift started i was in a cab and responded to a text. probably after this interview, i'll go in for an evening shift. and that's been my day-to-day schedule. as a per diem doctor, i can choose wherever and whenever i want to work, but in a wartime scenario such as this, it's a calling. i have to go in. >> tell me what you're seeing. >> i'm seeing ems stretchers lining up down the block, waiting up to five hours just to be triaged. so imagine calling 911 and expecting to see a doctor immedi

the crowded camps where hygiene is not good right ok we'll leave it there we thank you very much dr sun id for speaking to us from in the thank you. thank you. let's bring in our panel now in beirut joining us via skype best school she's the middle east than eastern europe media manager for save the children also on skype from. me a senior libya analyst at the international crisis group and a former policy advisor took us on salami who served as head of the u.n. support mission in libya welcome to you all thanks for joining us on inside story joe i start with you in the reporting nowadays has been mainly focused on countries in europe which the world health organization is describing is the epicenter of the virus but let's look at conflict zones in particularly the middle east region which countries are the most vulnerable when it comes to an outbreak of coronavirus the 2 most definitely syria yemen so far they haven't had just. yemen has shut down its. syria obviously it's a defense. case we have and i just save and close the school and i cases we just can't imagine the outcome for mil

below today's opening high of just under 5200 points or to discuss all of this i'm now joined by dr sun much of that we thank you very much for joining us the chancellor has to take some action for the self employed doesn't. absolutely although i think it's interesting the framing this is not just the self employed is really about everybody i think that we've been involved in a call for an emergency basic income with u.p.i. lap sheffield and a whole range of organizations across the country to petition for that hit the necessary threshold 900000 just today after being you know in new york for one week and i think you have to be very careful about making strong claims about the effectiveness of the announcements on friday so i don't think this is just about self employed and i actually think that the announcements on friday are being overhyped i had a colleague look at them in detail today and she's telling me that's actually it's just covering is really more like an effects of sickness right lots of businesses are going to fail and they're not going to be claiming anything else of incom

says the cease fire hasn't done much to improve the diet conditions the earlier we spoke with dr sun e.-d. who's a cardiologist at a hospital in it lived it supported by the charity islamic relief he describes now what it's like had the situation in the past few months was in fact so much are able because many hospital here and many right now the care center where after there is more than the already before off without my care center and i mention the service because they are targeted and nearly complete the orb are shelley. and there would be displacement huge amount of people yelling at the order where there is no health care centers who can manage to give them the correct care in fact of the in struggling to make these. hospital and care and health. debt up by. when we lost many houses all and the medical staff feel that they are an safe where in hospital they are all always unconscious and it makes them how difficult for us there in such circumstances. the afghan government has delayed the negotiated release of taliban prisoners earlier this week president ashraf ghani agreed to

dr. devi, the sun is for you. in terms of this treatment.hat do you learn when somebody gets better from this virus? does their blood work help us? what are we learning along the way from them? ct we can get more information about how the virus in the drugs are working, and we need to ramp up our ability to test those things. viral load, to look at the side effects of information. stockpiling, as we were talking about. involve reducing the problem with the personal protective equipment. we don't want to see the same problem in terms of these medications if they are effective. i think we will need to have a plan to really reserve this medication, that they are in short supply, for those people who are the most critically ill. for the people who are on the front lines like the health care workers. and then really ramp up production for everybody else. it also makes me think about italy, the violence erupted. in the past we've seen pharmacies rated for opioids. we might have to think about these old drugs, they are already available. do we need

kids should stay home and drink at home like i do the responsible way, i drink at home under a sun lamp. >> dreg makes an interesting point, we respond to positive and negative reinforcement. unless there is some sort of tangible positive reinforcement, they are going to have to have a negative reinforcement. >> greg: do you suggest imprisonment, doctor? >> dr. nicole: no, i don't even know what that is, public health doesn't necessarily take in the ethical or economic told us going to have on our country. i think we have a lack of incentives for anything these days, this generation specifically is really bad as that. >> juan: jesse, you are the closest sample we have to one of these young people at the beach, what would you say to your peers? >> jesse: my peers, thanks, juan. telling a college student to practice social distancing is like telling dana perino to stay away from jasper. >> dana: thou be really tough. >> juan: these kids are young, there dumb, they don't understand consequences, their hormones are raging and they are very selfish people. hannity tried to cancel spring break. what

you in the park where so many people usually run every day or sit in the sun, that is a remarkable site to see. >>> joining us now, dr. james phillips. and also lynn hughes, he's a critical care nurse at staten island hospital. lynn, i know you've been working 12-hour shifts. if you're a healthcare worker anywhere else, please come to new york and help us now, that's what governor cuomo just said. tell us what you're seeing in new york. >> seeing things i've never seen before, 37 years in icu. every patient is ventilated. it's the entire hospital, for the most part, is covid-positive patients. we have them separated. the icu and ccu, we're pretty much isolated units for just covid patients. >> i mean, lynn, i just want to sit with you for one second because you've been an icu nurse for 37 years. you've never seen anything like this. you've been at that hospital, i think, for 21 years. and, i mean, you have, i think, been really candid and open about the emotional toll it's taking on the icu health care workers. one of the things i read is you said there are days that we feel this is never rift est of us wh the front

dr democrats are calling for justification for the government's decisions while many people around the world are debating which political decisions will prove the most protective many swedes are soaking up the sun and sense of community for as long as they can. self isolation hasn't stopped the water down philharmonic from performing what you might call a confinement control the musicians came together virtually from their homes with each playing their part the response. video has been watched online more than a 1000000 times in the last day will leave you now with their performance of owed to joy. that. anymore. once the secret behind this classic hits. is a sound. or the story behind the music a hit for the ancient religious man.

need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>> and joining us now, drve been answering questions tirelessly for us. tonight we're focussing on the hetress and anxiety, so much around which concerns testing and the president talked about self-swabbing. why is that so important? >> we've heard so much about testing and as people start have symptoms, the inability to get testing. self-swabbing can be very effective in testing for the flu, and it doesn't expose the health care workers like nurses to coronavirus. and it preserves those ppes, those personal protective equipment. so i think that is going to be, hopefully, approved by the fda soon. >> and those ppes so important. and i'm hearing home-testing kits could come online soon. >> sooner rather than later. no exact timeline, but the goal would be for people to do that swab at home, put it in the mail. turn around time could be as short as 24-48 hours. >> with so many people working from home or stuck at home, people are feeling cooped up and stressed out. you've written a book about self-care, why is i

dr own in the past. reported figures. the prime minister. meeting today. for a stimulus package all this period exposed to the coronavirus situation number one the sun is getting worse by the day currently there are these 74 people suffering from the illness and as much as the government is trying to address the pandemic they say they're facing many challenges along the way for one millions of people in the nation rely on daily wage just to get by which makes shutting down major cities nearly impossible secondly the government is saying that people aren't doing enough to socially distance themselves from one another and most importantly want to sponsor is a large land border with iran one of the most heavily affected nations in the world in terms of the coronavirus the philippines has recorded a relatively no number of good 19 cases so far but this number is expected to increase in the coming days as more testing is scheduled on the signs that you see here out on the street is in direct contrast to the uproar that is now on social media net isn't a pounding their keyboards demanding last testing after they found out through the airport that legislators had bee

dr. octopus is full of life to cloud caught on camera. even a seal. after hoffer year of darkness of the pole the night apologia now in tones the sun won't set until september and in the arctic a new life with awaken. during the phase that's now coming we want to study how the ecosystem reacts to the return of the light how fast with the explosion of life happen that always starts in the arctic when sun comes back after winter and which species will become active 1st and which species will eat which what is the sequence of life in the ecosystem that's what will characterize the next part of the expedition dr the end but. until september the research vessel and its science team will drift together with the ice over the arctic ocean to better understand this region that is so crucial to our whole planet. we can talk more about this with dr marseille and klaus he's a sea ice physicist was also a co cruise leader on the 1st leg of the palash downs of voyage he joins us from brahma welcome to day w. we heard in the report that the 1st observations show that the ice is thinner one presumes with global warming this is what you would expect as was the big question

dr. lee riley. thank you for your time. >>> a break in the rain fall for today with a mixture of sun and clouds, things will be changing asng more rain drops both saturday and into sunday. taking a look at the maps right now, as you can see coming up we do have the forecast for you, in fact the weekend outlook right here, so mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, occasional showers emma off and on, so not a wash out and sunday, the morning rain, and we taper off to scattered showers into the afternoon hours. forecast highs mainly in the 50s to maybe the lower 60s. what about rainfall totals this weekend? we not expecting huge amounts but most areas on average between about a quarter to a half inch, that will be the case all weekend long from saturday, and into sunday. here is the nexus of developing offshore, you can see here we are in the bay area, and a lot of clouds already approaching offshore and that may move into the area first thing sunday morning. that will provide a good, steady rain probably the steadiest rainfall all weekend long. here is a satellite right now, clouds already streaming into northern california, and app

dr. kelly ward joins us live. jillian: musicians banding together to help america heal. the incredible outpouring and the money raised for charity. ♪ don't let the sunthough i search myself, it's always someone else i see. ♪ unt. no matter where we call home, how we worship, or who we love. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education, healthcare, and programs that touch us all. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov rob: welcome back. the president extending the coronavirus restrictions through the end of april as dr. fauci warns the u.s. could see millions of cases and more than 100,000 deaths. jillian: practicing family physician dr. kelly ward joins us live. good morning, doctor. thank you for being here. >> good morning. jillian: i think the question everyone has at this point is are we doing enough right now and how long do we go on like this? >> good morning, jillian. it's great to be with you. and you're exactly right, but remember this, that the united s

dr just not good at music i mean yeah. i love the flooding risk in the states of rio dawson the city itself is a little. because all this rain is slowly moving north of the sun so the focus i think for the heaviest rain is going to be in the northeast of brazil where these orange tops thunderstorms are focused to be there is still rains the south is a line that runs into point as areas which will well give some interesting cloud shapes of the river plate which is done every time it has been over the last couple of months but they say the trend is to bring this rain further north is going to colombia now venezuela but the heaviest is still in the amazon basin of also seen heavy rain recently honduras the tail end of this thing though there might well be more right in honduras and nicaragua the heaviest seems quite likely to be anywhere from eastern cuba to put to rico where the focus may be on the dominican republic and this is on monday tuesday and wednesday so all 3 days have been producing real will produce rain these parts of the flood risk clearly is quite high at the moment . now in the us the story is also one of right and this is plane coming from the

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dr. saphier, this is an email from charles. is ultra violent light a preventative action to kill bacteria and viruses on household surfaces? >> uv light from the sunterilize things within the hospitals. it does show coronavirus is susceptible to uv light. it will kill some of the virus. that's why we are really looking forward to the summer months. having the sun out a bit more. the hard part is if you are trying to do this on your own and it's not, you know, an a proven device for uv light then it's hard to say if you are really effectively sterilizing the area. but bottom line is, short answer, yes. uv light can kill bacteria and viruses. brian: we will see if this will be a week to start getting some answers. maybe get a therapy that can be effective in muting some of these virus symptoms and dr. saphier, i know you will be bringing us through this thing the entire way. we are four in the epicenter of this virus. new york, number one in a lot of things, we don't want to be number one in this but we are. we are ground zero right now for what's happening around the country. dr. saphier, thanks so much. stay safe. all right. let's go out to jillia