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it has ten times the problem that california has. new york is the canary in the coal mine. where we are today, you will be in three weeks or four weeks or five weeks or six weeks. we are your future. >> that is a call to action. cuomo says the numbers are asronomical, dramatically increasing the urgency for hospital beds and ventilators. >> now the coronavirus is having such a dramatic effect on every walk of life. that includes the rates we pay for auto insurance. and we're going to turn our attention to consumer news. 7 on your side's michael finney is working from home and is live with that. michael? >> here is a question being asked. are auto insurance companies making an unfair profit off of the coronavirus? we're not driving as much. there aren't as many accident, and yet our premiums remain the same. when you look at these empty streets, you see a pandemic in action. when consumer advocates look at those same streets, they see a social injustice. motorists forced by the state to buy auto insurance, and then forced to stay home. >> no fault of their own are not commut

has closed all the gates that the agent was last seen working. in the men's restroom for cleaning and disinfecting. that is what they are doing right now. >>> southern california company has shifted from making close to making masks. at first they were giving them away. but now as stacy butler shows us it is growing into a viable new business.>> reporter: when all his orders came to a halt last week amidst the pandemic of dual who owns the largest t- shirt manufacturing company in the country chose the pivot in the face of panic. >>> do something for them and their families. >> reporter: the only way he could do that go from a nonessential business to a critical business overnight. >>> these people behind me have never sewn a mask. i've never made a mask.>> reporter: in one week his entire business model of ended. he bought all new machines and train them to make 100% three layered cotton masks. for medical personnel police and firemen for free. >>> the are not the 95. these are cotton masks that are reusable. but at least some protection. >> reporter: the orders from hospitals are piling up. >>> this is kaiser.>>> >> reporter: just as he started to wonder how

california has been preparing to meet this moment for the last 2 months. we are standing up are very robust public health infrastructure across the whole state and whether you know it or not every county in california has a public health infrastructure that deals with communicable disease and health issues every day. those infrastructures are activating and we as a state are supporting them. we're working closely with our hospital partners in the health care system long-term care facility clinic's license providers to ensure that california is ready to lean forward to be prepared because we do anticipate we are going to see more cases in california. there are some things that you can do that the public can do. and first and foremost i would say take care of one another and when you're asking how can i help or who can i help i would say look around you and identify if there may be some people who are more vulnerable. if they should get this fire is to have getting severely ill and for those people who may make a decision to stay in their homes or take other

to say california has a housing problem is an understatement. crisis is the word many use to describe the situation. one reason -- affordability. the median price for a home there is more than half a million dollars. and rental rates for one and two bedroom apartments in san francisco, oakland, and san jose are among the highest in the nation. averaging between 2600 to 4500 dollars per month. for a two-bedroom. the state's also dealing with a homeless crisis. and during our listening tour it by in the bay area, on a six figure salary. >> in california's latest gold rush- someone's struck it rich. new construction everywhere- new multi-millionaires are snapping up every house that hits the market, and making it just about impossible for old-timers like t-bird and her human steve to afford a home. how do you live now? >> how do i live? oh, just a sleeping place. i store some food here, i can make coffee here, no big deal. it's kinda like camping. >> steve didn't want his face shown, but he's lived in his '85 dodge van here for nearly three years.

the governor of the largest state in the us, california, has ordered all its citizens to stay home, toout only when absolutely necessary to try to limit the spread of the coronavirus. governor gavin newsom says he expects more than half of all californians to have been infected with covid—19 by may. the state has a population of about a0 million. north american correspondent david willis told us what a momentous decision this is. this is not to be the first order of its kind in the united states, effecting an entire state, and the most populous state in the union — california with a population of more than a0 million people all of whom have now been told to stay at home under order of the governor, gavin newsom. they can go out to get food, medical supplies, to visit the doctor but otherwise they must stay at home, and that is coming into effect from midnight tonight and applies for the next eight weeks, at least. now, 19 people have died in this state, and 958 have been tested for the disease, and california widely thought to be one of the centres of the coronavirus outbreak here in t

senator bernie sanders has 33% of the vote here in california. joe biden bloomberg 15% and su has more delegates pledged to his campaign right now. and even though california is not in his win collum he says his campaign now has new life. last night in his home state of vermont, senator sanders says he is confident he ail win the democratic nomination. >> we're going to win because the understand it is our campaign, our movement which is best positioned to beat president trump. >> and then came south carolina and they had something to say about it. and, we were told when we get to super tuesday. >> and, of course the primary is not over. now it's on to the there are six states where voters will cast their democratic primary. as for biden, he is still in california. he'll be speaking to supporters later this afternoon at an event in los angeles. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and there were watch parties around the bay area as the super tuesday results came in. we talked to people who are shifting their support as other candidat

california has -- as long as it you will get15%, delegates everywhere. fornia has done away with winner take all. in a crowded field it helps a candidate who has a committed codger of supporters, even if those -- a committed cohort of supporters even if the supporters are only 20% peter: let's say joe biden or in any club chart pick up 10% of the klobuchar pickup 15 percent of the vote. does that keep them alive? carl: 10%, no. 15%? that is good. there's a threshold that applies to all of them. in california we have a story in real clear politics this week written by a well-known journalist who points out that you put all of these ranked candidates together and get 20 830 40% of the votes and they won't get any delegates. it will only go to those candidates with 15% or more in these places so who does that help? the candidates with strong name identification, probably biden. and those with a committed core, like sanders. klobucs candidates like har. she has done well in the debates but she is not well known in california. has not had money to compete on t

as infection spread to the united states most populous state california has advised its 14000000 citizens to stay at home except for essential jobs and errands and some exercise the announcement in california follows an extraordinary alert from the u.s. state department americans have been told not to travel out of the country under any circumstances citizens abroad should return to the u.s. immediately unless they plan to remain overseas. u.s. airports are grinding to a halt this empty airport in seattle reflects a nationwide attempt to curb furtive spreading of the coronavirus instructions to isolate are also becoming more urgent the most populous u.s. states california issued a stay at home order starting thursday night. there's a mutuality and there's a recognition of our interdependence that requires of this moment that we direct a state wide order for people to stay at home that directive goes into force in effect this evening and we were confident we are confident that the people the state of california well. according to officials over 50 percent of californians could be infected

we should also note bernie sanders campaign has filed a lawsuit to keep the polls open longer in california. texas still a toss up at this hour. that means it could go either way. cbs news projects biden has won the state of massachusetts. elizabeth warren finishes third in her home state much that gives biden at least eight wins for the night. sanders has won at least three stat see maine, texas and california still outstanding at this hour. the delegate race extremely close at this hour. i want to check in with anthony who is at the decision desk. anthony how does texas play with this whole delegate lead. >> it's going to be a split decision whoever come out marginally on top in texas. right now there's a couple things going on. the first one is if we were to zoom in here in the areas of texas like dallas, you see a lot of gray. those are areas, those are districts where we can't yet estimate who has picked upte those are urban areas. those are places sanders would like to do well, he's been doing okay throughout the night but we have to wait and see. the same thing is going to be true ar

is tightening controls to spread the curb and the state of california is even going a step further why has the governor all for california decided to take such measures. well this is all about flattening the curfew really about. containing the outbreak of this virus monica and don't forget that the test in the united states just started this week and since then the numbers of corona cases have skyrocketed in fact a double just within 2 days we're now counting almost 14000 cases in the numbers will go up significantly higher as the tests continue here across the u.s. and california is one of the hot spots here with almost 1000 cases counted so far and get you haven't used them wrote a letter to president trump in saying that he expects that the numbers will go up even further that almost 60 percent of all californians will be infected within just 8 weeks if there are no drastic measures put in place and is also forget we're talking about the most populous states in the u.s. with 40000000 citizens now we've seen in other parts of the world also here in europe that people don't always it's he

nhk world has been following the story from los angeles. >> reporter: well, california has issued a statef emergency which will allow the government to draw on outside resources. the governor announced california will accept medical staff from outside the state. the state hopes that will allow authorities to quickly find all cases of infection so they can be contained before spreading. people i spoke with in a residential part of western l.a. say they feel safe, but they're pleased the government is taking action. >> everybody should be concerned about it. wash your hands. >> i think we're not getting enough information. >> it's something that everyone needs to think about right now because it's becomiming a big problem. i think some people are taking it t too lightly. >> reporter: california's asian community has already been feeling the effect of the virus, especially in l.a. and san francisco. i visited l.a.'s koreatown, where business owners say profits are plummeting. one person told me restaurants no longer want to be featured in news coverage out of worries it reinforces negative s

wonder how much it all matters when you compare the ground game that bernie sanders has had had on the ground in california, in texas, not to mention what bloomberg has done in those states in terms of money and field offices, et cetera. do those endorsements matter as much as you think they do? >> i think they don't matter a ton, but to harry's point, i think they provide a sense of momentum and safe home for people who are waiting to see if joe biden was actually going to win anything and be credible. that said, to your point about how much has changed, i think what has changed is, yes, joe biden now appears nearly certain, we'll see what happens today, but nearly certain to be the bernie alternative in this race. but what hasn't changed at least in my opinion, interesting what harry thinks, what hasn't changed, i still think bernie sanders is the most likely candidate to wind up with the most delegates, whether that's 1991, the number you need to clinch the nomination or not, but to wind up with the most delegates at the end of the process. some of that is because of today, look, a lot of early vote in

california. sanders house 31% of the vote biden has 22% michael bloomberg cast 16% and elizabeth warren, right behind him with 12% of the california vote. now bernie sanders also won 3 other states including his home state of vermont, but joe biden he emerged as a big winner as well here's a look at the states that they pick so sanders has california colorado, utah and vermont, joe biden's biggest win was texas. he also got massachusetts minnesota north carolina, virginia picked up oklahoma arkansas tennessee and also alabama. now the state of maine is still a little too close to call but biden has a one percent lead right now over sanders for more on the results of super to say his strong lawrence with the latest from washington. >>joe biden scores big on super the former vice president is projected to win the most super tuesday states including texas and says he'll strive to bring bipartisanship back to washington we can have a never ending war between the parties when president good fight. >>but may know make no mistake about i can fight, but look. we need is badly as badly someone who can heal se

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the governor of the largest state in the us, california, has ordered all its citizens to stay home, too out only when absolutely necessary, to try to limit the spread of the coronavirus. governor gavin newsom says he expects more than half of all californians to have been infected with covid—19 by may. the virus will impact about 56% of us. you do the maths and in the state of california that is a particularly large number. that number of its option not be overly alarming for the vast majority of us. the majority will not have symptoms and be perfectly fine. we will be speaking to our correspondent in north america in a few minutes time. covid—19 has infected more than 200 thousand people worldwide and its epicentre is now europe. authorities there are considering extending stringent lockdowns to stem the outbreak. italy, spain, germany and france are the worst affected countries, but the disease is spreading across the entire continent. freya cole reports. the coronavirus divide that supermarkets in france construct plastic areas as a way to protect staff. it is just one of many measu

she has done well in the debates but she is not well known in california. she has not had money to compete on the airwaves the way she would ike. it skews the results. it is the law of unintended consequences squared. that is what california has this year. peter: carl cannon, you mention two things. number one, real clear politics. and lou cannon. before we devil into the history of super tuesday, talk about your history. first, what is real clear politics and what is your role? carl: real clear politics and i say this even when i am not on c-span. in a way it is like c-span. we are nonpartisan. we present all of the views. it is a free website if you're unfamiliar with it. i think people who watch this program are. but if you are not, we got our start in 2000. the two things, one was brand-new and one was so old it was new, the new thing was the average polls and the rcp poll average of the gold standard and there are other people doing it. and doing it well. we did it first. i still think we do it best. take that with a grain of salt because i work there.

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california. we have accordingly, with this new icu patient that passed away, entered into this next phase that hase under the circumstances to advance a proclamation of a state of emergency in the state of california. let's get the latest from our correspondent, robin brant in hong kong. what can you tell us? in terms of where the outbreak began, mainland china and the country where it is hardest hit, outside of here, south korea, there is a mixture of news today. in mainland china we have a slight uptick in numbers in terms of confirmed new cases and people who have died because of the outbreak because of coronavirus. 31 new deaths, all of those, all of those in the province of ub and a slight increase in the number of confirmed uk cases and the vast majority are in hubei province and it again fresh evidence that overall, these efforts to try to contain the virus in hubei and stop them from spreading anywhere else in mainland china do seem to be working. we had late last night in terms of new ideas from the government in china to try to essentially still get tens and tens of millions of people ba

wilson walker joins us to explain why the process will drag on. >> reporter: think about it, california has worked very hard over recent years to make voting easier. california has worked hard to expand the electorate, and give you as many options as you possibly can to vote right up onto election day. they were actually last minute changes about election laws, this year and the last couple of weeks that made it easier to transfer parties in the last couple of minutes. so the state has made it easier to vote for you, and the result is that it is going to be harder to count all of those votes, if you follow me here. so i spoke with registrars of voters all across the bay area over the last couple of weeks, and they all kind of told me some similar trends. one is that people are obviously using mail in ballots more. 75% of the state now votes for mail in ballot. that back ends a lot of the work load for people counting all of those votes tonight. i spoke with one man who runs the elections department up in contra costa county. >> well that's become a trend. not just in primary elections, but

he has been taking his own precautions by increasing the cleaning around his business but today he decided it was time to close. the number of cases in california has increased to 345, a 14% increase from yesterday. that same bar owner we spoke to, he said as soon as he heard the news from governor newsom he called his employees and asked them to apply for unemployment. >> what a difference a few days makes. thanks. >>> a third person in the bay area died from the coronavirus. san mateo county reported its first death today. few details are available but we know it is an older adult with underlying medical conditions. santa clara county has reported two deaths, the most recent on friday. in california at least six people have died from the coronavirus. sonoma county is reporting its first confirmed case where the patient was likely infected through community spread. that person is now self quarantined. >> we are working hard to identify anybody that may have been in contact with that person. i think while i can share what that guesstimate number is, i am not sure that's as important as everybody is realizing that this is in the community and ev

this is bbc news, the latest headlines: california has ordered all of its a0 million citizens to stayread of the coronavirus the number of people killed by the coronavirus in italy has reached more than 3a00, exceeding the total who have died in china where the outbreak began. london is proving a hot spot for coronavirus, the number of cases and deaths is rising faster in the british capital than anywhere else in the uk. mark easton has been gauging the mood among londoners in a much quieter city. the sirens are screaming, stay at home, stay well, protect the nhs. for the most part, london is empty. but not everyone is listening. if i need to go somewhere, i'm going to go somewhere. what about other people, you might infect other people? well, then, they should stay inside. it's hard to change your habits and routines. the instagram generation wants to show the world they were there. and the threat is invisible on deserted streets. just wanted to see how busy it was, and it really is very un—busy indeed. yeah, same. i'm his wife and i'm doing the same, just taking a look at london and

california needs some 20,000 hospital beds in case the coronavirus hits mittway projections. >> california has doctors worry that's just not enough. meantime the governor is shutting down the parking lots of state parks and beaches to reduce the number of people going there. california has more than 2200 people infected with covid-19. >>> on the peninsula, one of five people that tested positive for the coronavirus at a living facility have died. in san francisco, two workers at the city run laguna hospital tested positive for the coronavirus. focus on the coronavirus outbreak county by county in the region and santa clara county has the most at 321 and san mateo 132 and san francisco 131 and just outside the bay area, santa cruz 22 cases and lake county has no confirmed cases of the coronavirus. >> world health organization says the spread of the why ovcurriculum vitae is speeding up and countries around the world are taking stronger measures to fight it. more than 20% of the global population is now being told to stay home. ? italy, all travel within the country has been panned and businesse

situation these measures that have been introduced in in california and what's happening elsewhere in the u.s. well it's very significant indeed what has happened in california because for the 1st time in the united states a mandate 3 order has been issued it's not a recommendation from the governor of the state government newsome it is in fact an official order for people to lock down basically to stay at home to only leave their homes for emergencies or to get food or perhaps to take a short work but certainly this is a massive impact on a state of 40000000 people a state in which the governor says half of the population could be infected within the next 2 months he has already warned as well that the health services will be overwhelmed in coming weeks certainly the state very clearly one of the epicenters of the virus within the united states itself but very interesting as well that the instructions are coming from the government of the state and this is the pattern we've seen within the united states central authority the white house of federal government is leaving it largely to the governors of each state and in some cases the ma

state of new york has joined california and illinois in confining nearly all residents today harms that surface 17000000 people it's a drastic step designed to prevent a run on the hospitals like we've been seeing in easily the right of increase in the number of cases risks overwhelming new york's hospital system says in this died climb to more than 7000 people have sort of died. well here's what new york governor andrew cuomo had to say about the measure. today we're bringing you to 100 percent of the workforce must stay home. these are non essential services essential services have to continue to function grocery stores need food pharmacies need drugs your internet has to continue to work the water has to turn on when you turn a faucet so there are a suit chill services that will continue to function but 100 percent of the workforce and want to talk about the most drastic action we can take this is the most respect we can all ride for more let's bring in d. w. correspondent all of a sound ice in washington good to see you there nearly 20000000 people live in the state of new york how

has expired. and so that's what this facility is going to be. >> officials say california has a good public health system, but there's no reason to put people in hospitals if they don't need that level of medical care. there are 1707 confirmed cases of coronavirus in california. >>> happening today, san jose mayor licardo will release more information about workers. we already know there are at least three workers who tested positive for the virus. they did have contact with 40 other workers who are now in .40 other workers who are now in self-quarantine. passenger say they are worried despite only having quick interaction with those tsa agents. >> i'm nervous. i'm getting a little nervous. i try not to use the bathroom. i try not to use the bathroom on the airplane and i try not to touch magazines and i try to sanitize a lot. >> well the santa clara county officials released a statement to reassure passengers saying the risk of transmission is extremely low for people in close. to a person for multiple hours versus quick contact passing by an individual. >>> so far, disney says it has no plans to

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totals here joe biden has 313 bernie sanders $208.00 mike bloomberg $22.00 elizabeth warren 19 and as we said the big prize that is still out there 2 big states texas and california it's not really clear who's going to win texas bernie sanders has always polled well the california so that could totally change the lay of the land so all right let's go back to folly now thank you richelle we'll check in with you in a few minutes of course for all the latest results now joe biden spoke to supporters a short while ago at an event in the sunshine is california here's what he told them about his campaign. you know the pressure on the climate camp very very. i think a samsung arm and i think you. have a trial we're going to see. well it made you never had. so we have teams deployed right across a key battleground states for super tuesday alan fischer is at a democratic watch body in austin texas will be speaking to him in just a few minutes 1st of all reynolds who is that joe biden's rally in california it's pretty empty where you are but california of course results coming in this hour what are the expectations that. well it could take some time for the votes to be cou

a state of emergency has been declared in california after the u.s. state recorded its 1st death from kroner virus there are now 53 confirmed cases and california a 71 year old man who had recently returned from in a while in cruise died wednesday a california man is the 1st u.s. patients die outside the state of washington where 10 people have died the crown princess cruise ship the man was aboard is now skipping its trip to mexico and has been ordered to return to san francisco liberal health officials are investigating a small cluster of chronic virus cases connected to the ship's mid feb voyage we've had a number of incidences throughout the state of california no longer north now in southern california we have cordingley with this new. i.c.u. patient passed away entered into this next phase that is required me under the circumstances to advance a proclamation. of a state of emergency in the state of california and yes congress has approved major funding to fight the virus mike hanna has the latest developments from washington. political differenc

california. vermont senator bernie sanders has been declared the winner now with 30% of the vote followed by biden20% and michael bloomberg with 17%. elizabeth warren took 12%. >>> prop 13 is california's only state proposition on the ballot tonight. it's all about money for schools. $15billion to be exact. it needs a majority to pass. right now the yesses have it with 57%. >>> measure e would restrict new offices being built if the city can't meet new state mandated affordable housing goals. right now the yesses have it. >>> measure d finds property owners who leave their retail store fronts empty, it requires two thirds majority to pass. the yesses have it with 68% of the vote. >>> the city of santa clara's measure c would establish 6 districts. one city council member would be elected in each district. a majority is needed here as well. 96% of precincts reporting. >>> the candidates could win outright tonight. >> we have reporters live across the bay area with results and reaction to the important races. in the race for the white house, big night for joe biden and senator bernie sanders. >> bid

says of california has declared an emergency to deal with the night break off the coronavirus there's been a rise in cases there and the 1st fatality and i was with a man dies after recently returning from a trip on a cruise ship the grand princess is no adults near california's coast with thousands of people on boards and politicians in washington are backing an $8300000000.00 package to combat coronavirus it's expected to pass the senate and be signed off by president donald trump most of the money will go to agencies dealing directly with the outbreak. i spoke to several governors this morning they were grateful for the fact that the changes you made this week and through the f.d.a. you know make it possible for state health clinics as well as universities around the country to be able to conduct coronavirus tests but will also be meeting this afternoon with leaders of our commercial laboratories to make a coronavirus test more rapidly more wildly available for doctors' offices and medical clinics. well the virus is no spreading faster outside of china where it's originated stand w

california. we have accordingly, with this new icu patient that passed away, entered into this next phase that hasuired me under the circumstances to advance a proclamation of a state of emergency in the state of california. covid—19 cases around the world are still rising. in mainland china — where the outbreak started — the number of deaths has now passed three thousand. france has confirmed that 285 people there have the virus — an increase of 25% on the previous day. italy has the biggest outbreak in europe, and is shutting all schools, universities, cinemas and theatres for at least 10 days. all professional sport in italy will be played behind closed doors for a month. at least 107 people have died there, and about 3,000 are infected. from rome, the bbc‘s mark lowen. an early easter break for pupils across italy. every school and university will now close from tonight in a bid to halt the virus. europe's worst hit country stepping up its response. it's a problem because we have to stop the exams, we have to stop almost all the activities in the classroom. maybe we can do something from home.

the state of washington has 1000. california has 1000 and change. york is in that new a dramatically different position. you can see why we are taking these actions. york may very well the testing at a multiple of the other states. havenew york necessarily seven times more people who are tested in california? you don't know. you know we are doing more tests per capita. you don't know what the infection rate is. we did 10,000 tests last night. to get to we hoped 6000 tests. we have gotten to 10,000 tests. again, i am very proud of the operation. what's this number. the positive rate -- again, overall perspective. look at the johns hopkins numbers. people will get set. the first case we had, the first ,ealth care worker -- that case she was never hospitalized. she stayed home. she now tests negative. that is what is going to happen with 80% of the people. why is new york taking these dramatic actions? thatow from past history what a locality does matters. flu, which also reminds us that this has happened before in society, right? this tendency to thin

think april for california would be sooner than any of the experts that i talk to would believe is possible. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> also in the news tonight, a tsunami watch haseen canceled for hawaii after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck off southeastern russia. there is no threat to alaska, california or the rest of the west coast. >>> going from full time to part time. coming up, how the coronavirus pandemic is forcing some career changes. >>> plus athletes reacting to the news that they will not be going to the olympics this year. the other big spring evening that could also be on the chopping block. >>> did you know today was dubbed the great american take out? the social media push to help the struggling restaurant industry in the pandemic and whether it caught on. >>> having quite a bit of rain around the bay area today. now just a few showers left over on the what time is it? bed time. my wife never gets home in time to see little man go to sleep. her bus stop is a mile away. i wish i could at least walk home with her. i'm completing the 2020 census for my family. my response can impact how public funding is spent in my community. that could mean ed

from placer county who got sick on a cursed ship well before the virus only struck northern california the virus has now infected people throughout the states in 12 different counties we've had a number of incidences throughout the state of california no longer north now in southern california and now health officials are working to uncover exactly who else became ill or from the cruise ship that traveled from san francisco to mexico and back more than half of the $2500.00 passengers who returned aboard the grand princess on february 21st were from california according to new some the state has delayed another ship's arrival from a trip to hawaii as several passengers and crew members showed signs of coronavirus symptoms secretary of health and human services in california says while many infected won't have severe symptoms they are preparing for the worst but we recognize that in certain regions and in certain populations they do experience more severe symptoms and require our hospitals and our clinical delivery system to be prepared for that another cruise ship the grand princess is at the sea off

california. the facility has 357 beds. state officials say they expect to use them all with a $2.7 million monthly payment. the next challenge is making sure this hospital has the tools it needs to treat the incoming patients. >> making sure that the area is contained and safe is critical. there is going to be certain floors in my understanding that are going to be designated for those patients. >> officials say the state has 70,000 staff hospital beds but will need as many as 20,000 additional beds to achieve that the state is looking at 960 hotels around the state. other options include trailers, county fairgrounds and college campuses. the navy is sending to hospital ships to new york and california to help with the shortage of hospital beds. now carnival cruises is offering up it idled fleet as floating hospitals. the company's chairman offered to make ships available if the government needs them. >> in addition to the big medical ships we have coming if we should need ships with lots of rooms, they will be docked at n

the us state of california has declared an emergency to deal with an outbreak of the coronavirus there's been a rise in cases there arms the 1st fatality and elderly man dies after recently returning from a trip or a cruise ship the grand princess is now being docs near a california schools with thousands of people still on board she returns a reports on how authorities in california are trying to determine if other passengers are infected. this cruise ship appears to be a potentially another major vector for the coronavirus to spread this man who was elderly had underlying health problems which is what we often see in people who die from the coronavirus but he was all in this ship and he does some bug having already felt symptoms off the coronavirus he went home and finally he called my mom one got help got tested was tested positive but that died at least one other person from that same cruise ship who also disembark is potentially is presumptively thought to have the current virus but i want him to the other 2500 people who got off the cruise ship at the same time as these 2 people so

again and how my all right thanks a lot of change and new york has been doing a good job and so has california. >>self-isolating i was reading that the u k has not and they're london tube is packed we're talk about bart part nobody's onboard this morning, the 2 this morning, the on their rush hour was packed with people so they're going to take stronger steps here as we move along, got a half yeah absolutely. >>and then also you want to keep an eye out for scams while all this is going on because there's always somebody trying to get your money get your personal information and now there's some new scams popping up. >>it's around the coronavirus will tell you we need to be on the lookout for and we're also going to take a look at which us companies have halted production so that they could switch over and try and make they say at a certain age you just stop caring. i wonder what age that is. simply ageless with hyaluronic complex. plumps and hydrates for your best skin at any age. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence]

the first death in california. moreork hasnnounced five cases of the westchester attorney and his people around him. arere seeing authorities taking proper actions for these tests. authorities thing the test will be covered by medicare and medicaid. joe: we did not know yet what the economic fallout is going to be. things are getting canceled left and right. more people are working from home. airlines are already reducing domestic travel. shery: we are seeing the impact in the u.s. we have been talking about those issues in asia already. the u.s. chamber of commerce coming out. travel leaders coming out saying, do not panic. not to overreact. we have seen airbus say they are theing a 330 output cuts as virus is starting to hit their customers. another issue people are starting to talk about is what sort of insurance coverage those businesses could get given we could see more lawsuits because of deadlines not being met. romaine: our thanks to shery ahn. now we want to talk about some of the market reaction. some insight into ho

numbers are still getting in slowly here in california because we really haven't we reached our peak and that won't come for some time still they believe that what has been done in california and was done earlier in northern california is really making a difference. in new york hospitals are overwhelmed in confirmed cases of covid 19 are nearing the 40,000 mark, california cases of just over the 3,000 mark. so what does the future hold here i would be surprised if we get this kind of. >>big giant plume of cases as as we've seen the new york that overwhelmed completely overwhelm the health care system medical experts credit bay area public health directors that called for a shelter in place early on and the governor who followed suit with a statewide stay at home order gays could matter in terms of how many people get infected. >>and and it is an exponential process so days are critical in terms of the absolute number of people who are infected. >>and medical experts can look to some of the hardest hit countries to back that up. >>we have some berries a good data from italy. that looks at more or less adjacent provinces. it shows one that sheltered i

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