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nbc bay area's damian trujillo spent part of the day with the chief of nursing at good sam hospital ine. >> reporter: mark brown took some time out of his amazingly busy schedule to show us what they're doing at good samaritan hospital. >> this is to specifically screen for anybody who's coming in with signs and symptoms that they think they have covid-19 sse. >> reporter: mark is a chief most of that was around trauma. as far as a pandemic in this situation, that's pretty close to what it's like. >> reporter: anywhere from 5 to 35 patients with suspected covid make it into these tents every day. mark says this battle is different than what he saw before because in the army, he could see the enemy. but in this pandemic, the enemy is invisible. >> it is a little different when you're not exactly sure where it's coming from. it's a very different thing when you're in a wartime situation where you can see the enemy and something like this when it is a coronavirus. >> reporter: for privacy reasons, good sam can't say how many covid positive patients they're treating right now, but there is

lemonis: sam, this is a good example of aggressiveness. my radar was already up on sam. ...ended on a very sour note. you said it. everybody is not perfect. sam: i don't want to dig down deep and find that person inside of me that could rage up and just eat you alive. lemonis: i think i already met that person. my name is marcus lemonis, and this is an inside look at "the profit." man #2: "a" rolling. and then look up at that monitor. done. lemonis: literally what's interesting about this episode is it normally takes us five days to shoot an episode. amber: i remember that it took so long to shoot this one. lemonis: how long did it take? amber: about eight months. it started off sweet, and you like marshmallows. lemonis: no, it didn't. amber: and you like sweet food. lemonis: i like the idea of the novelty sweet business that is small in size and light in weight. amber: why? lemonis: because it's the easiest thing to do online business with. i thought it was maybe one of the not sweetest episodes to make. amber: it started out sweet. lemoni

and right now, the nurses are triaging two possible covid-19 patients here at good sam. good sam is preparing for a possible surge but there is way to possibly avoid that surge, the nurses say self isolate, stay at home, help these doctors and nurses out. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> good perspective. thank you, damian. and the doctors and nurses were right there in santa clara county, which is our bay area epicenter. and we are can traing data from all of the county health department, let's take a look now, as of yesterday, the health departments reported more than 1300 cases in the bay area. over a span of almost three weeks. and let's compare that to the total cases in santa clara county. so there in red, the bay area and there in yellow, the santa clara county numbers, 459 cases over the same span of time, that's the most out of any bay area county. and it's worth noting, about 80% of us can recover at home, by self isolating. >> sadly, death toll continues to rise in the bay area, there are now 32 deaths from the virus. santa clara county has the most, 19

it's camping world and good sam's 50th birthday party, and i'm excited.w to make sure that we throw a party that's worthy of 50 great years. and they're putting on the finishing touches before the guests show up. oh, i like this, now. tad: so... lemonis: this is clever. tad: we had these built for us. so it gives us more of like a rustic or a forest setting. lemonis: that, i like. oh, i like this. you turned a grill sideways. and you did the same here... tad: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...with serving dishes. tad: and these are all things that sell here at camping world. lemonis: yeah. very smart. i like this a lot. you made these displays? they're fantastic. roni: thank you. lemonis: what i'm seeing has blown me away. they've taken presentation to the next level. there's trees for the cupcakes. and there's grills for the salad bowls. they've looked at every single detail. good. tad: yeah. lemonis: and as usual, the food was kickass. those were sick. how does the truck work? tad: truck is awesome. lemonis: grilled cheese from? tad: the big cheese. lemonis: the big

there is a dire shortage of n95 masks for nurses at good sam. >> if your family member was sick with covid-19, would you be confident in your hospital's care? >> i would think twice about taking my family member to good sam for covid-19 care. >> reporter: good samaritan hospital sent us a statement this afternoon saying in part they're working diligently to help ensure we're prepared for potential issues related to the spread of coronavirus, and that includes the care of our hard-working staff. like all hospitals, we treat patients with a variety of ailments every day, and good samaritan remains a good place to receive care and the community should have full confidence in our staff and the good care provided at our hospital. staff at the hospital now say they're concerned for their own safety. so far good samaritan have not told us whether they'll test medical personnel who may have been exposed. with the investigative unit, candice wynn, aibs bay area news. >> it is a difficult time for a lot of people. >>> after the standoff with alameda county, tesla announced today it will suspen

last month good sam had to send five workers home to self quarantine for two weeks when a confirmed case of coronavirus showed up at the hospital. >>> three people on thsifo clusn and make sure they are not co-mingling together. we don't have to want to use it. we want to make sure we are prepared if anything happens. >>> a private school on the peninsula is closed at least until monday. because of the coronavirus. the middle school and atherton said a staff member had contact with a relative who is infected with the illness. all classes and other activities are canceled through the weekend. poce chiefiscallinfor the werfu joined by other local leaders.>> reporter: the police chief had to go. it was the police commission who voted unanimously to fire chief kirkpatrick without cause. backed by the mayor libby schaaf. >>> enough is enough. >> reporter: noel gaudio said it is federal monitor robert has to go. >>> shows up once a month and tells me what i'm doing wrong. and then leaves town. and oakland gets left with the bill. >> reporter: he is appointed by federal judge to oversee police

today we got a rare behind-the-scenes look at the operations at good sam. those brown tents that you're looking at is where patients with covid-19 symptoms are brought in and assessed to see if they have the virus. the number of patients has been ranging from 5 to 35 people a day. the hospital's chief of nursing, a former military medic, calls the fight against covid-19 a different kind of battle. >> it is a little different when you're not exactly sure where it's coming from. it's a very different thing when you're in a wartime situation where you can see the enemy and something like this when it is a coronavirus. >> mark brown says the setup at good sam and other hospitals is now starting to look closer to an army field hospital, and he says staffing and equipment at this juncture is still holding up. >> the fight to beat this disease has many front, among them the battle to get that equipment, the life-saving medical supplies. some bay area hospitals are innovating to get the tools that they need. let's bring in nbc bay area's melissa colorado who joins

now, good sam declined to comment because of medical privacy laws, but patient care isn't being impacted. the hospital sent a statement saying these nurses and doctors are vital to the care of patients and the community right now, and we take their well-being seriously. >>> other front line workers exposed are police officers. sfpd announcing one of its officers tested positive for covid-19. the department says officers who worked alongside him are now in self-quarantine as well. insanity row at that police say two of their officers tested positive for the virus as well and a third officer is awaiting test results. >>> we need a team effort from the community and that means from the bay area counties. they are coming together to provide more comprehensive test results. here what we're talking about, alameda, contra costa, marin will report negative and inconclusive results. this is to help health officials track and focus where the infection is clustered. >>> no gold in view. the venues are empty and they're going to stay that way until 2021. today the international olympic committee off

the nhs has advertised four separate volunteer roles through the app, good sam.o are feeling lonely. or if you can get out and about you can sign up to deliver supplies to people who are self isolating, to transport patients who are fit for discharge. or to deliver equipment and medicines for nhs services like pharmacies. this chemist‘s has been inundated with orders and its staff have given the news of volunteer help a cautious welcome. i've got a really good delivery system in place, my drivers are checked and my drivers are trained with what to do. i'm very happy to use volunteers if they are at that standard. if they are not, then we can still use them within the pharmacy to help us organise the workload for the delivery drivers and support patient access elsewhere. the volunteers are considered a vital part of the effort to cope in this crisis. there is no health system in the world that would cope if coronavirus gets out of control. so, yes, the nhs is stepping up, our wonderful staff are doing all they can to make sure we respond to this crisis. but we als

they came up with a treasure and donated the supplies to good sam hospital in san jose.hat great? classrooms are filled with those things at the beginning of the year, most parents donate it to the teachers and it's great, but the teachers are now donating. >> so, it is something nice. we will take a break and send it to lester holt and we will be back for local news. good night. >>> breaking news tonight, the deadliest day and the running tally of coronavirus cases in the u.s. top 1g00,000. inside the epicenter in new york city hospitals stretches to the limit, one doctor saying it's like a war zone. patients lined up for hours to be tested, and tonight i'm with governor andrew cuomo. he says the state needs as many as 40,000 ventilators but president trump casting doubt on those numbers. were you surprised to hear that and what's your reaction >> tonight the president's demand on the nation's top auto makers. >>> also, the new hot spots for cities like chicago and detroit and los angeles, 1,000-bed emernc

good sam declined to comment on those specific cases because of medical privacy laws but said patient not being affected. the hospital sending us a statement reading in part, these nurses and doctors are vital to the care of patients and community right now, and we take their well-being very seriously. >>> so here are the updated numbers in the bay area. more than 1,000 cases. you can see contra costa county has jumped now to 86. santa clara county continues to be the hardest hit with 375 cases. napa and mendocino counties with only two positive cases in each county there. 22 people in the bay area have died. 16 of those deaths are in santa clara county. >>> make it mandatory. bay area congressman ro khanna and congresswoman barbara lee leading the charge to implement a nationwide shelter in place. they're among 20 members of congress who sent this letter to the white house today urging president trump to issue a two-week shelter in place for the entire country. they say it's the only way to slow the spread of the virus. >>> if you didn't get your take out tonight, maybe you could do

the nhs has advertised four separate volunteer roles through the app good sam.eople who are feeling lonely or, if you can get out and about, you can sign up to deliver supplies to people who are self—isolating, to transport patients who are fit for discharge, or to deliver equipment and medicines for nhs services like pharmacies. this chemists has been inundated with orders and its staff have given the news of volunteer help a cautious welcome. i have got a really good delivery system in place — my drivers are checked and my drivers are trained with what to do. i am very happy to use volunteers if they are at that standard. if they are not, though, we can still use them within the pharmacy to help us organise the workload for the delivery drivers and to support patient access elsewhere. the volunteers are considered a vital part of the effort to cope in this crisis. there is no health system in the world that could cope if coronavirus gets out of control. so, yes, the nhs is stepping up, our wonderful staff are doing all they can to ensure that we respond to thi

the nhs has advertised four separate volunteer roles through the app, good sam.fer phone support to people who are feeling lonely. or if you can get out and about you can sign up to deliver supplies to people who are self isolating, to transport patients who are fit for discharge. or to deliver equipment and medicines for nhs services like pharmacies. this chemist‘s has been inundated with orders and its staff have given the news of volunteer help a cautious welcome. i've got a really good delivery system in place, my drivers are checked and my drivers are trained with what to do. i'm very happy to use volunteers if they are at that standard. if they are not, then we can still use them within the pharmacy to help us organise the workload for the delivery drivers and support patient access elsewhere. the volunteers are considered a vital part of the effort to cope in this crisis. there is no health system in the world that would cope if coronavirus gets out of control. so, yes, the nhs is stepping up, our wonderful staff are doing all they can to make sure we resp

they're now getting treated at good sam hospital in san jose of the meanwhile, another former cruise passenger who lives here at the bay wood court retirement community in castro valley is self-quarantining, not here but at a family member's home. the president of the facility says the woman is doing so out of abundance of caution for elderly neighbors and has not shown any symptoms. in castro valley, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> ucsf is preparing for an influx of patients. right now these tents are used for training and staff only but are available for patients if needed. also in san francisco, the first two case of coronavirus have been confirmed in the city. mayor london breed says the two patients caught the virus through the community, not by traveling overseas. they are unrelated and are cared for at separate hospitals. one patient is a man in his 90s in serious condition. the other, a woman in her 40s listed in fair condition. her child goes to lowell heights in san francisco. as a precaution the school was closed until monday. >> in a letter sent to parents, a teac

good sam declined to comment on specific cases because of medical privacy laws. but the hospital says patient care is not being effected. >>> as you well know hand sanitizer has become nearly impossible to find. but for people who don't have easy access to soap and water, help is on the way. dist ilries and breweries got the greenlight from the fda to make hand sanitizer and soap. in fairfield is normally abuzz making beer. they sell 15,000 barrels of brew a year. but things have come to a screeching halt since thaney've had to close their popular tap room. >> usually we're in the business of making things for people to drink. great beers and spirits. >> reporter: but now they're shifting gears, mixing up a different kind of concoction, hand sanitizer. >> it's one think we can do in short supply right now. >> reporter: a handful of local distilleries and breweries have gotten the greenlight to make the high demand product. falcon distilleries has stopped making gin and solely focusing on making hand sanitizer. except for large, specialized orders, the owner is do

>> i would think twice about taking my family member to good sam for covid-19 care. >> reporter: good samaritan hospital sent us a statement this afternoon saying in part they're working diligently to help ensure we're prepared for issues related to the spread of coronavirus and that includes the care of our hard working staff. like all hospitals we treat patients with a variety of ailments every day and good samaritan remains a safe place to receive care and the community should have full confidence in our staff and the care provided at our hospital. staff at the hospital say they are now kwernd for their own safety. so far, good samaritan has not told us whether they will test medical personnel who may have been exposed. candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check in with kari about the weekend. i hope you have good news for us, kari. >> absolutely, chris. it will be beautiful this weekend and we'll be tracking rain here and there, let's keep things a little shaken up for the bay area as we take a live look outside at san jose. this is the camera i'll be watching as we go int

good luck to sam board.ter going through to the quarterfinal sorry we couldn't drink you know ijust through to the quarterfinal sorry we couldn't drink you know i just went against us. bbc sport website if you wa nt to against us. bbc sport website if you want to see if it goes. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. good night. hello and welcome to look ahead for the papers. it will bring a friend the papers. it will bring a friend the morning with me are don foster and matt bacon. both with you. look at this time he displayed the first of all, some of them are in beads with coronavirus. after that biggest daily increase of cases in the uk. 36 new cases today. it also reports on shedding all their schools. reading the guardian of the government is accusing secrecy over the spread of the virus with the news that health issues will stop providing daily updates on new cases. maybe times, there is news the parliament should be shot a5 months to stop mps spreading the fire the natural headline is a doctor s

sam brock, nbc news, nashville. >>> pretty amazing that's "nbc nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching and goodck, nbc news, nashville. >>> pretty amazing. that's "nbc nightly news." thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6, protecting renters curing the coronavirus outbreak. south bay city takes action. as the virus spreads, a hospital could shut down in the bay area. we're live with the push to save it. >>> first, confirmed coronavirus cas cases on board a cruise ship off our coast. passengers tell us why they are frustrated by that announcement. >>> the news at 6 starts right now. they are still stuck on that ship, but at least they know the situation. breaking news from the grand princess cruise ship which is sitting right off of our coast. let's go straight to janelle wang for the latest. >> jessica, late today the vice president mike pence announced test results for people on board the grand princess. it's about 50 miles off the coast of san mateo county. now, we know 46 people were tested on board that ship. now, 21 people tested positive. those results just announced th

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host: good evening, sam in van nuys, california. shelley,es, thank you, for taking my call. should we be concerned about buying meets? the origin of the virus is supposed to be from animals. -- meats. i wonder if there should be caution we should exercise buying meat. and i do not see grocery workers putting on masks and that is a concern to me because i am a senior stata center. host: thank you for the call and the question. -- i am a senior citizen. to thei will defer health experts on how the virus is transmitted. all of the evidence we have heard from health experts are that groceries are safe to eat. we are continuing health inspections, food inspections, are continuing. every part of the supply chain from agriculture inspections, to food inspections prior to distribution, are all ongoing. itself isystem to be inspected and safe. and again, the health and safety of workers are primary and i defer to the health experts on how to keep them as safe as possible. host: but the pressure on grocery stores and ploys to make sure that shelves are stocked, that the cashiers are s

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san jose mayor sam liccardo spreading the good nows about the new initiative called silicon valley strong. in a few days, 1700 people signed up to provide hope. donations stand at $14 million. >> it is here in silicon valley where we can confront a crisis with creativity and collaboration. and they have shown that here. >> to find out how you can get involved, go to silicon valley strong.org. not just for volunteers but for people who need help as well. tomorrow at 4:30, dave cortezi joins us live. >>> as covid-19 infections spread, president trump is occurring a strict travel ban on millions of americans in the coronavirus hotspots in the northeast. it would affect people in new york, new jersey and part of connecticut for two weeks. the president believes people leaving the region are spreading covid-19 to other parts of the country. >> they're having problems in florida, a lot of new yorkers going down there. this would be an enforceable quarantine. >> legal experts say it's not clear whether the president has the authority to enfirst the travel ban. medical experts say it may not be e

>> i think a lot of it is being done with almost no oversight from good governance groups from the government itself. >> reporter: sam lesch represents 600 thousand truckers for the teamsters. he is concerned that federal, state and local governments have only limited access to the driverless technology. >> a lot of this information understandably is proprietary. tech companies want to keep their algorithms and their safety data secret until they can kind of get it right. the problem is that in the meantime, they're testing this technology on public roads. they're testing next to you as you drive down the road. >> reporter: and that was consistent with our reporting. do you have to tell anyone when you test? >> no, not for individual tests. you t toell them where have you test. we do not currently have to tell them where we test in arizona. >> reporter: how often you test? >> no. >> reporter: do you have to share your data with any state department of transportation? >> currently we're not required to share data. we would be happy to share data. >> reporter: what about inspections? is anyone from the arizona d.o.t. c

good to go. san jose mayor sam liccardo dropped by to donate. >> car crashes, we're still going to be traumatic injuries, we still have cancer treatments underway that critically need support with donations of blood. >> reporter: officials with the red cross hope the community will step up. >> we want to make sure that we have enough in our pipeline going forward into may, into june, because blood donations don't stop. people always need blood year round. >> reporter: a chance for folks to get out of the house to make a difference. >>> imagine buying a car, new car without a test drive or even the ability to kick the tires. that's pretty much the new reality for car dealerships and car buyers in the bay area. laura anthony has the story from the east bay. >> our showroom floor is shut down completely. >> reporter: almost in an instant car dealerships in the bay area and across the country have had to remake their business model. at walnut creek ford sales have gone completely online. >> customers are going online completing everything online and getting financing, trade-in values. then we go ahead and d

good job. sam, find the letter that is an eel. >> nailed it! for him, but being school teachers is. this is our first day and for now they're getting along but we'll have to separate them at some point. guys? >> we hope that continues for the rest of the day, stephanie. >> so do we. >> my kids were home schooled for a few years and as a parent it's tough. you have to be attentive. you just don't put them in a room and say you handle it. you actually have to be there which i think is stressful for parents trying to balance everything else. >> they're going to find that out in the coming weeks. >> yes, they will. but we have tips on how to keep order and routine with kids at home. visit goodmorningamerica.com for that. now over to ginger. >>> i'm going to post weather lessons because my friend said she could really use that. how about something we do know, spring begins later this week, thursday. so we wanted to show you this aerial of the beautiful daffodil fields in washington state. and something we do know, the warmup not only spring-like but

joe and i,scope profit our good friend, sam nunn , bill perry were the 4 people who brought us together and we are justtheir inheritors . we've dedicated to non-partitioned nonpartisanship. that's a radical concept in washington but we are dedicated to it and condi rice has been a big part of this group since the 1980s when she first went. >> i was invited as a new face. that's in the mid-80s, that's right. >> now she is our cochair.i don't want to belabor her extraordinary life and career. she's someone i deeply admire area our secretary of state, as our national security advisor. when she was special assistant to president george hw bush, i was her deputy and we worked together at the end of the cold war. she is professor at stanford. she is an author, she's a speaker, she's a cavery patriotic american so i wanted to pay tribute to our cochair and then ask you the first question condi, we listened to mike and anja. when president came in with secretary mattis and tillerson they made, they said essentially terrorism means an abiding concern. but the rise in assertiveness of china and r

magazine with a particular focus on the middle east he joins us now via skype from london good to have you with us sam why now what does this does this incident. this missile attack tell us about the state of the war in yemen. i think we have to look at this attack and within the context that it's taking place i think the who these have been on a p.r. offensive for quite some time remember there were talks about course one of those issues with the saudis that fell through and now we see that yesterday the who does on t.v. said they would release saudi prisoner prisoners if saudi released palestinian prisoners this is part of a p.r. offensive to win the wider arab public opinion outside of yemen we've seen the who these come out with pictures of the prime ministerial meetings in son are sitting between themselves talking about how they're going to attack the cockpit at 19 this is all about giving the impression that they are now a state that they are now a part that's capable of fighting and this is why they knew the missiles wouldn't cause any damage to the they knew the missiles would not cause any i

now let's bring in david katz, chief investment officer at matrix asset advisors along with sam stover of cfra good morning to you. david, in this market which has been just so volatile, stocks down quite a bit, of course, it is time you argue for those who anything but a short time horizon to think about buying. who should buy right now and who should sell? >> well, basically, if you have a one-month to three-month time horizon what you've learned is this market is unpredictable and moving 5 or 10% on the upside and downside and no way to know which it's going to go if you have a 12-month time horizon and an investor and don't mind the volatility, there's a great likelihood there's going to be some sort of clarity the economy, which might very well go into a recession, an earnings recession, will be on the mend and stocks will be higher 12 months from now. the key is to buy very good businesses with very good balance sheets under 12 times earnings you're likely going to make a lot of money >> now sam, i want to question what a lot higher means. you subscribe to the idea we are in for a v-shape rec

hey, sam, good morning. >> hoda, savannah, good morning. neighbor trapped under rubble on the property instead the two neighbors, best friends, saved the team and gave the community something to cheer about. these two friends, a terrifying experience that tore the town apart brought them closer together. >> all we could hear was everything crashing around us. next we heard the windows in the house just breaking. >> i was super expired. -- scared. >> ashlyn and torry were at ashlyn's house when last weekend ef-4 tornado hit the young women managed to survive the frightening ordeal by taking cover in the closet. >> i'm like this can't be the last time i see my mom and my last family. >> reporter: their homes, once visible from down the street, now wiped away, shattered. on the basketball court, comfort, both in the sport they play and the family and friendship it fosters. >> i feel like basketball is a very easy way to get away from everything and think about, let your mind escape. >> these kids definitely always hereby want to go in and comp

sam, good morning. >> reporter: devastation in the and the mayor of nashville calling this a massive act of structure collapses. and that number is expected to rise. overnight, reports of tornadoes leaving behind a twisted path of destruction. with multiple fatalities. >> this is heartbreaking. we lost lives all over the state. >> reporter: the deadly twister, blocking roads, destroying cars and downing utility polls. plunging people into darkness. emergency crews assessing the damage, after the tornadoes slammed the area. local schools, reduced to double. homes and businesses, shredded by high winds. a home security camera, capturing this funnel cloud. one resident said the twister caused complete chaos. scattering debris causing the area to be evacuated. the powerful storm system moving through nashville, crumbling this popular concert venue, destroying everything but this mural which says, "i believe in nashville," leaving many here grateful to be alive. and rescue teams right now at this moment are going door to door trying to locate the missing. in the meantime they're taking ae

sam, good morning to you >> reporter: craig, good morning. an update to tell you about overnight on the power of this tornado. the national weather service says it tracked 60 miles that's longer than some of your commutes later today, as you said, president trump will be touring neighborhoods that look just like this. and some of the most influential entertainers in the entire country are stepping up righ now to support the victims this morning, the buzzing of chainsaws and the rumbling of trucks providing a new soundtrack for the nashville area's biggest challenge yet -- rebuilding after a disaster how lucky do you feel today to be alive >> extremely really more lucky than i think i could put into words >> reporter: some of those fortunate to survive a massive ef-4 tornado, now living with tarps on the tops of their homes. thanks, in part, to the helping hands of neighbors, swooping in from all directions. >> i'm capable of doing whatever needs to be done whether it's handing out toilet paper, which we did earlier, or boarding up windows. >>

send it back to you, craig. >> always good to see the helpers show up. sam brock there for us in fort lauderdale. sam, thank you. a big thanks to those pantry workers as well. >>> let me bring in billy shore now. billy is the founder and executive chair of share our strength. it's the organization that runs the no kid hungry campaign. and billy, this is something we've been talking about here since all are now closed. no kids hungry estimates that school kids in need have missed more than 300 million meals so far. it's a number that's flat out stunning. how do you even begin to make sure kids in need are getting healthy meals during this school closure period? >> well, you're right, craig, that's a staggering number and thank you for shining a spotlight on this issue. so many kids in this country, 22 million kids depend on school meals, school lunch and school breakfast and at school they get them. when the schools are closed we've had to be part of an effort to build a massive alternate delivery system to that. your previous guest talked about stay at home

hey, sam, good morning >> reporter: hoda, good morning.n south florida. four counties just in this region make up almost 60% of the cases in the entire state. in miami you'll find yellow plays tape all over the city keeping areas flooded with people just a couple weeks ago empty for the time being but not enough folks are listening as the governor unveiling a brand-new executive order. this morning in florida, the urgency is escalating with long lines for testing and police checkpoints at the state's borders. coronavirus cases here are racing towards 6,000, a number that's only expected to soar residents adjusting to a new reality that so many others nationwide have been living with governor ron desantis issuing new executive orders, urging residents in four hard-hit counties to stay at home >> the safe at home is the right move for southern florida. this is the right time to do it. listen to your local officials. >> reporter: yet it's what's going on elsewhere in florida that's been fueling outrage across the country. >> we believe in lay

neighbors help neighbors pick up the pieces nbc's sam brock is in cookeville just east of nashville sam, goodning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. new information to get to this morning. the national weather service just declared the tornado that ripped through this part of the county, an ef4 which packs winds up to 175 miles an hour, explaining the debris field behind me that stretches some 20 football fields wide look at this amazingly first responders are almost done combing through all of it. in middle tennessee this morning, historic damage, devastation caused by a monstrous tornado as far as the eye can see. >> went right over us and everything just went off, blew up it was gone. and that was all that's left is a half a wall and the door to the bathroom. >> reporter: we're now hearing the first frantic 911 calls from when the twister tore through. >> every house near here is tore apart. >> the tornado tore up my house. >> reporter: the kind of storm capable of flinging a pickup truck into a pool. >> we're still breathing you know people out there lost loved ones, in a worse sit

he's got their stories hey, sam, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning.ront lines of the covid-19 response, many people probably thinking about health care workers at hospitals, nurses at testing sites but let's not forget about the many men and women who are driving big rig trucks, in some cases seven days a week to make sure that americans have access to food and medicine and other essential supplies this morning truckers nationwide collectively revving up the heart of america's economic engine >> do you feel like you're a life line for people >> of course without our trucks, america will stop >> reporter: millions pumping hand sanitizer for safety. >> we do this all day every day. >> reporter: and then pumping out food, medicine, and clothing to anxious consumers who are buying household goods like they'll never see them again >> on behalf of american truckers, slow down, people. just get enough for a few days for your family. another truck is coming. we're coming the truckers are coming, people. >> every day i can deliver is the utmost importance to e

massive increase in business nbc's sam brock has more on how far of a reach these strikes might have sam, goodto you. >> savannah, hoda, good morning. this could be devastating. many people use these services specifically because they don't want to go into crowded stores it's more than just supermarkets, instacart has relationships with wholesalers like costco, pharmacists like cvs. now thousands of workers could walk out on the job this morning. this morning a food and supply life line is about to be shut off. instacart employs 200,000 independent contractors and some are threatening to sit on the delivery sidelines unless they get additional hazard pay of $5 per trip and basic protective gear like hand sanitizer and masks. >> a lot of us are literally making the decision between, you know, our health and our financial security right now. >> one man who just quit his instacart job writing on twitter, #instacart strike on monday instacart attempting to strike break by offering bonuses of $25. no last week the company plans to beef up its workforce with 300,000 people instacart declined to comm

. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo was proud to spread the good news about the city's new initiative called valley strong. in just a few days, 1,700 people signed up to provide help, and donations already stand at $14 million. >> it is here in silicon valley where we can confront a crisis with creativity and collaboration, and they have shown that here. >> to find out how you can get involved, just go to silicon valley strong.org. it's not just for volunteers but for people who need the help as well. tomorrow at 4:30, san jose supervisor dave cortesezy joins us live to talk about that initiative. >>> now to something good, some entertainment for seniors in san rafael. feel free to sing along. ♪ this is pretty cool. that's local entertainer chris pucci. this happened outside a senior living community to lift up the spirits of the people living there during this time of self-isolation. there's a woman looking over the hedge. you see some people up in the balconies looking out, soaking in the performance, enjoying a fantastic performance. the guy is great. they were also treated to some tunes

>> i don't know if i have enough sanitizing equipment to do that. >> anyway, it's good having you here. >> thank you, sam join us tomorrow right now it's time for "squawk on the street. >> announcer: this is cnbc breaking news, market sell-off >> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber coming off wednesday, they are giving about half back state of emergency in california, cancellations from google, apple, netflix and more. 10-year down 95 basis points uncertainty beginning to weigh on the street. stocks going to open lower. >> plus hp rejects the

sam liccardo. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, laura. this shelter in place in effect for six hours in the downtown area. there's not many people out. it is like a ghost town. i only say that because it's 6:00 in the morning. it normally is like this. once the sun comes up it will be interesting to see how many people are not out here with that as the prediction assuming everyone will be following this stay at home order. one question is how and if law enforcement will be enforcing this order. this is video from overnight. we have seen san jose police on patrol in downtown. has not seen them pulling over people to ask them about their business, questioning why they're out and about. nothing like that. now this is in effect for san mateo, s.f., marin, the cities of berkeley and oakland. first responders, employees of banks, grocery and hardware stores, gas stations, garbage collectors, us in the media. here is mayor sam liccardo. >> all of the food delivery systems we rely on and have for decades are going to continue to be in place. no o

>> sam loesche: i think a lot of it is being done with almost no oversight from-- good governance groupshe government itself. >> wertheim: sam loesche represents 600,000 truckers for the teamsters. he's concerned that federal, state and local governments have only limited access to the driverless technology. >> loesche: a lot of this information, understandably, is proprietary. tech companies wanna keep, you know, their algorithms and their safety data-- secret until they can kinda get it right. the problem is that, in the meantime, they're testing this technology on public roads. they're testin' it next to you as you drive down the road. >> wertheim: and that was consistent with our reporting. do you have to tell anyone when you test? >> price: no, not for individual tests. >> wertheim: do you have to tell them where you test? >> price: we do not currently have to tell them where we test in arizona. >> wertheim: or how-- how often you test? >> price: no. >> wertheim: do you have to share your data with any state department of transportation? >> price: currently, we're not required to sh

islands off the coast of indonesia literally vanished it's a big business smuggling sam when they go take the sale of goods through the sand is there you see this beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so plentiful tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sandals at this time on al jazeera. or . i'm richelle carey in doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera italy's daily coronavirus death toll has fallen but the country still reported $651.00 deaths on sunday it comes as countries around europe are putting in place increasingly strict measures or a challenge reports it is a mark of the severity of italy's situation when its latest coronavirus daily death toll can be viewed as good news $651.00 new fatalities more than anywhere else in the world but still fewer than the nearly $800.00 italian dead announced on.

sam. that's all from us, and goodnight. good women's six nations match with france tomorrow in glasgow has been postponed after one of the scottish players contracted coronavirus. the player hasn't been named yet but is said to be being treated but otherwise well. seven members of the scotland playing and management staff are in self isolation. the men's fixture on sunday against france is currently still going ahead. england play wales at twickenham tomorrow knowing a win will keep their tournament hopes alive. but the coronavirus is taking it's toll on sporting events around the world... the gymnastics world cup in doha later this month will be held without spectators and a few games in ligue un have been postponed... cycling has been hit and the milan san remo one day race has been postponed along with the tirreno adriatico stage race. the danish football sides brondby and lyngby have had to isolate 13 players after they came into contact with the former international thomas kahlenburg, who's been diagnosed with the virus nex

the slickest device from the t-mobile online store which came free with a good two-year commit: now i remember that sill very sam sung flip as well as on old toaster oven. a throaty shutter click like a power tool mitchell hand terrorism belled when i pressed a button to take a photo. the badly come pressed images looked like we were in finger pains on a postage stamp sized screen. don't think i ever bothered to upload any of the me pictures to my commuter but the phone seem good enough bus -- because i didn't think it had to be better. the iphone came around when my contract end end. i would cost $500 and still another two-year commitment to send e-mails and place calls and keep papers from blowing off my desk. what? i thought the difference between -- yeah. thanks. not to be funny. i thought the difference between a clam shell and an iphone was like the difference between economy or first class. not the difference between two destinations. that autumn i signed up for a focus group organized by a local startism. i walked away with a tiny check and an iphone as a parting gift. through several models, it has been