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i've just been notified that dre board in ten minutes. and i'm wonder physician w wonde questions to him. >> that's great. i did have a few questions for dr. erogon and this is dan. first of all, thank you so much for your leadership to you and to dr. kolfa examinatiox and dr. i understand we have 43 cases in san francisco and how many are hospitalized and how many are in icu? >> i will tell you in one second. >> thank you. we understand with the lack of testing kits what we're doing is surveying what already exists out there to get a sense of what our current situation is and what is our outlook for our testing capacity in the coming weeks and how that would increase where we are today to hopefully a level we'll be able to do comprehensive surveillance? >> so i'm going to have to get bacback to you about the hospitalization. i know it's a small number. i'll have to get the exact number. i'm not sure. >> and there's room for both of you. >> just to say that we are with other hospitals, working to get a daily count of how many patients are

i've just been notified that dre board in ten minutes. and i'm wonder physician w wonde questions to him. >> that's great. i did have a few questions for dr. erogon and this is dan. first of all, thank you so much for your leadership to you and to dr. kolfa examinatiox and dr. i understand we have 43 cases in san francisco and how many are hospitalized and how many are in icu? >> i will tell you in one second. >> thank you. we understand with the lack of testing kits what we're doing is surveying what already exists out there to get a sense of what our current situation is and what is our outlook for our testing capacity in the coming weeks and how that would increase where we are today to hopefully a level we'll be able to do comprehensive surveillance? >> so i'm going to have to get bacback to you about the hospitalization. i know it's a small number. i'll have to get the exact number. i'm not sure. >> and there's room for both of you. >> just to say that we are with other hospitals, working to get a daily count of how many patients are

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the first two bills were about addressing the emergency dre directly. $8.3 billion for research for a, for a cure. that, of course, is the light at the end of the tunnel. funding for testing, testing, testing very important so we know we can takie inventory of the challenge that we face and more importantly that we can address each family's concerns about this. the next bill was about masks, masks, masks so we can test, test, test, among other things. emergency. the bill that was passed in the senate last night and that we'll take up tomorrow is about mitigation. mitigation for all the issues we have in our economy while addressing our emergency needs we have in our country. next we'll go from emergency, mitigation to recovery in terms of where we go to grow the economy, to create more jobs in light of the reality that we have just been through. so right now we have the legislation that will come to the floor tomorrow. i anticipate and i feel certain that we will have a strong bipartisan vote. we take some pride in the fact that, as i said earlier, the congressional democrats in the s

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. >> at the town hall in a dres anderson explained what he thinks some of his policy proposals like paid medical leave could stop the spread of the coronavirus. >> you are feeling sick, maybe her coffin, or have a fever, but you have to get to work. you have to go to your job at mcdonald's, burger king, or mcdonald's. you don't get a paycheck and we don't get to feed your family. what happens if you have that? you are spreading it to other people. >> there is but a late addition to the bernie sanders platform. >> michigan is the most important state on tuesday. >> he is no longer promising free college for all or medicare for all, also free coronavirus vaccines for all. selected president come everybody in this country will get that vaccine come absolutely free. >> joe biden is arguing promises like that would take too long to come together. >> senator sanders has a good man, that would be a long expensive slog. >> the front runner has different problems with donald trump's response to the coronavirus. >> i wish she would just be quiet. i really mean it. that's an awful thing to say, but

as the north bay now included in a moderate drought so as we go into the weekend there will be one dre day today, all dry tomorrow and more rain coming in. that's the storm i'm pointing at that we'll see. as that approaches more scattered showers continuing so this is what it looks like as we saw it rolling in. some significant sierra snow and the next several days our seven-day forecast will be warming up just briefly and will cool down and get some waves of rain coming in through the middle of next weekend. it looks to taper off by next thursday. several days of rain in the forecast, make. it's all dry out there right now. >> it's all clear. i wish i had more traffic to report but i'm glad we don't because that's the goal. let's get a look and show the drive has cleared up. as we look at the bigger view, you see the speed sensors without any problems and the issue off the bay bridge has cleared. one live look, san jose and how very light traffic flow is. coming towards us the headlights north 280. when the rain comes in and toward the weekend that will be an issue to watch. >>> 5:22.

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but we are at a moment when we dre looking for guidance, a we're also in the middle of presidential campaignve got joe bidennd bernie sanders still campaigning, although it's been moved -- oved to the side lines this. we >> right. >> woouff: the two of them the last few days have made statements, talked abot needs to be done. do we see something going on there that gives the american people hope? >> well, i hope so. i mean, i thoht both statements yesterday, i thought particularly biden's, were quite thoughtful, to use an adjective not loosely "presidential," they were rlective, and given a serious -- you know, there's, as vice president biden sa, this isn't a foreign threat, this isn't organationed by the chinese government bureau, flis isn't tive of the status or station or anything of the sort, and i thought that came through. as far as the election, i feel bad for senator sanders beause you're behind and how do you catch up? you catch up by showing enthusiasm, by drawing crowds and showing energy. all of a sudden, you can't do that any. you're not going to have crowds or be out there. >>

i've just been notified that dre board in ten minutes. and i'm wonder physician w wonde questions to him. >> that's great. i did have a few questions for dr. erogon and this is dan. first of all, thank you so much for your leadership to you and to dr. kolfa examinatiox and dr. i understand we have 43 cases in san francisco and how many are hospitalized and how many are in icu? >> i will tell you in one second. >> thank you. we understand with the lack of testing kits what we're doing is surveying what already exists out there to get a sense of what our current situation is and what is our outlook for our testing capacity in the coming weeks and how that would increase where we are today to hopefully a level we'll be able to do comprehensive surveillance? >> so i'm going to have to get bacback to you about the hospitalization. i know it's a small number. i'll have to get the exact number. i'm not sure. >> and there's room for both of you. >> just to say that we are with other hospitals, working to get a daily count of how many patients are

to the nimitz freeway out of san in hayward when it hits and s onat industrial, so it's really the dre hayward on 80 south and we 92, that's all acked up, but it's getting better so 29 minutes for the to make it off make it on to the san mateo bridge you're going to be stuc in traffic because these folks were behind all the crashes that we had they were stuck in the delay and they're just now making it across the san matebridge. so that's y it's thick like that 22 minutes for the drive time re at the bay bridge we're seeing from late commuters role your only stacked up from the boom of the maze that's how far it reaches through the maze so that's not happening today, 12 mutes into san francisco. here's a pic of the east bay, i'm just going to cle hrough some of the freeway so you can see how light and quiet. it is out there look at 1324 5.80 than m it's wi open 6.80 there's just some minor crowding rolling south into signal approaching 84, but it'smuch liter than usual and nobody out there in thsouth a look at that nothing t green for to 37 8717 just a little pocket of crowding on nort

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i've just been notified that dre board in ten minutes. and i'm wonder physician w wonde questions to him. >> that's great. i did have a few questions for dr. erogon and this is dan. first of all, thank you so much for your leadership to you and to dr. kolfa examinatiox and dr. i understand we have 43 cases in san francisco and how many are hospitalized and how many are in icu? >> i will tell you in one second. >> thank you. we understand with the lack of testing kits what we're doing is surveying what already exists out there to get a sense of what our current situation is and what is our outlook for our testing capacity in the coming weeks and how that would increase where we are today to hopefully a level we'll be able to do comprehensive surveillance? >> so i'm going to have to get bacback to you about the hospitalization. i know it's a small number. i'll have to get the exact number. i'm not sure. >> and there's room for both of you. >> just to say that we are with other hospitals, working to get a daily count of how many patients are

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south 880 doing okay from the maze to san dre' andro. >> >> we will see plenty of sunshine and daytimether very warm day across the region. here is a beautiful live look >>> the classic view of the golden gate bridge with the sun shining down on our golden gate bridge. as we head through the day, we'll see daytime highs from 8 to 15 degrees above average. so forth south bay, 80 for campbell, morgan hill. 79 santa clara and san jose. and81 livermore. around the bay, 70 san francisco. 74 in oakland. and topping out at 80 for st. helena. shower chances on saturday. force force >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, march 4th, 2020. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. ahead mayor mike bloomberg drops out after a big super tuesday night for joe biden. what comes next in this race for the white house? >> i'm tony dokoupil. we'll see how a tennessee city torn to pieces by a deadly tornado is struggling to recover. >> i'm anthony mason. d she'll be here looking back at some of her favorite moments. >> first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> for

dre. thank you. >> learned a lot i learned a heck of a lot.s as well. we will have that for you after your local news and some weather. >> a subtle hint >> what's the surprise >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. i am laura garcia. the clock is ticking for seton medical center. talks to sell the hospital stalled. the issue drew a packed house at a supervisor session. attorneys say it may be forced to shut down as soon as next week. supervisors plan to hold an emergency session tomorrow to discuss ways to try to save it. that includes a plan to have the county buy the hospital if a buyer can't be found. >>> let's check the morning commute. >> slower than you would like. bay bridge toll plaza. fast track lanes are showing movement here. we had a lot of traffic coming down through berkeley after the early incident on the eastbound side, distraction to the westbound commute. going from red to orange to yellow through richmond, speeds in the 50 miles per hour range. slow across san mateo bridge, late for that slowing. dumbarton is freeing up

he holds an associate of arts dre in business from the community college of rhode island and is a graduate of the cbp institute and the university of chicago booth school of business. we'll now recognize mr. sabat for his testimony. >> good afternoon chairman cruise, ranking member and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me to testify on behalf of the united states department of transportation and secretary chow on efforts to minimize the risk of the spread of covid-19 in the united states. on february 26, president trump appointed vice president pence to combat the virus. secretary aczar chairs the task force and i have represented the department of transportation on the task force since its inception on january 21. the government's health professionals have the lead in determining the response to the coronavirus. d.o.t. in a supporting role has and will continue to coordinate daily with aviation stakeholders, foreign counterparts and other federal agencies to manage the risk in the united states. in this capacity, the department of transportation continues t

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i've just been notified that dre board in ten minutes. and i'm wonder physician w wonde questions to him. >> that's great. i did have a few questions for dr. erogon and this is dan. first of all, thank you so much for your leadership to you and to dr. kolfa examinatiox and dr. i understand we have 43 cases in san francisco and how many are hospitalized and how many are in icu? >> i will tell you in one second. >> thank you. we understand with the lack of testing kits what we're doing is surveying what already exists out there to get a sense of what our current situation is and what is our outlook for our testing capacity in the coming weeks and how that would increase where we are today to hopefully a level we'll be able to do comprehensive surveillance? >> so i'm going to have to get bacback to you about the hospitalization. i know it's a small number. i'll have to get the exact number. i'm not sure. >> and there's room for both of you. >> just to say that we are with other hospitals, working to get a daily count of how many patients are