in fact, having patients in the hallway who were sick, ventilators in the hallway, extension cords runningo life-saving machines in the hallways as well. and then they also give us the information about people losing their lives in the hallway. the hospital is pushing back and saying, look, we're doing the best we can right now and we've actually started surging staff into place, but look at this video from sunday. this is from nurses who actually had to sit in on sunday. they were upset about the staffing levels there and some nurses were like, we don't want to work under these conditions. some of them left and had to bring in more nurses to help them out but to give you an idea of how dire it is when it comes to ventilators, there's 1400 ventilators used across the state of michigan. 1200 of those ventilators are being used here in the city of detroit. and another stat we figured out, all the data points might be off just a little bit because so many people are dying. sometimes when they're marking the forms, they're not even marking race. so higher than 40%? african-americans who died i

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hallways. and now new york's governor warning the peak of this in new york city might not arrive until the end of this month. several more weeks. tonight, the vice president and his alarming new words with the world having seen what happened in italy. vice president pence now saying the white house modeling suggests italy may be the most comparable area to the u.s. and what president trump said moments ago. >>> tonight, news from hot spots emerging across this country. michigan, louisiana, texas among them. and tonight, after weeks of resisting, florida, now weeks into this, imposing stay at home restrictions. and the scene in california tonight. and the pleas for help from the front lines. we also have new reporting coming in. abc news obtaining the orders given to public and private ems services in the new york city area. the paramedics answering these calls. and now an acknowledgement that near-death patients may not be able to be saved while city hospitals are overrun with coronavirus. what

and me and my mom we would laugh when we were walking down the hallway. we both going, somebody behind -- you know, teasing each other about it, because it's so different from what we knew growing up in the community. but i love this community. i love my community family. i call them all family. my asian family and my russian family, and my rosa parks family. my neighbors call me sometimes and try to speak to me. and i don't even know the language and it's just funny. but somehow some kind of way we still communicate. we still communicate because there's so much love. you know, amongst us. and the staff here have been very supportive, we do an array of programs here. i do field trips, barbecues, and art therapy with the families here. and they -- the staff has just been amazing and the tennis association has been amazing and very, very supportive. and trying to provide things to bring us together as one family and loving and nurturing one another. since the renovation, i love my space. so i'm now in a two bedroom. when i moved here i was in a one bedroom.

you can even hear it now as i am walking through patient rooms in the hallway. you hear oxygen. the sound of it all. >> outside of the hospital, to tense are set up. right now, a team of 20 bay area doctors and nurses from ucsf medical center are in new york to help treat the growing number of patients there. ktvu 's reporter tells us what's happening there. >> reporter: they will be there from the next month. ucsf sacrifice got the attention of golden state warriors steph curry who tweeted this message to medical staff. >> just wanted to send a special message to you guys and encourage you all in the work you are doing. >> at sunset, the beacon i'm on mt. diablo was late. the project was put together by the state park and several organizations. >> several reporters reached out to me a couple of weeks ago. they each said during this crisis, wouldn't it be amazing if we were to light the beacon? so i started to work behind the season scenes. to see if we could build up the support and get the necessary permission. that just materialized this past friday. >> reporter: in keeping w

all these patients in the hallway have all been seen. even though we're overflowing, they need. >> reporter: first responders also bearing a heavy burden. abc news obtaining this alarming copy of new cardiac emergency guidelines given to public and private ems teams in the new york city area telling crews if they can't get a pulse on their own, they should not transport the patient to the hospital. the state now bracing for the possibility that the fight could continue into summer. >> people say, well, when is it over? two weeks, three weeks, four weeks? this model projects you're going to have a high death rate through july. if this model is correct, this could go through the summer.nt stockpile of medical equipment available is almost out. >> we're sending it directly to hospitals. we don't want it to come to the stockpile because then we have to take it. >> reporter: according to "the new york times," fema has sent out about 7,000 ventilators across the country but some states like california claiming dozens of those ventilators are a

narrow hallways, narrow staircases. >> reporter: the plant that supplies 5% of our nation's entire pork supply is closed indefinitely and today, smith field announced two more closures joining other companies taking similar measures how different is it going to look when we go to the grocery store one week, two weeks from now? >> i think there are going to see the signs that say, you know, you can only buy one pack of pork chops today. >> reporter: smithfield says it's taking new precautions to prevent future covid-19 cases but officials fear without an order to stay at home, the virus will devastate this small town. >> without that order, some people just don't get it. >> reporter: blayne alexander, nbc news, sioux falls, south dakota >>> families of people in nursing homes this crisis is heartbreaking. the virus is exploding in these facilities hitting more than 3300 of them nationwide, killing well over 5,000 people and their families say too often they're left in the dark here is kate snow. >> hi, i was wondering if i could speak to a nurse. >> reporter: this morning, annette johnso

. >> there is people standing in line outside and people walking down the hallway there is no way to be six feet apart. >> reporter: smithfield says it's extremely proactive in responding to covid-19 supplying masks and face shields for employees and paying worker whose stay at home when sick. the plant is now closed indefinitely. >> a lot of us were getting scared knowing if we didn't show up for work, we might not have a job. a lot of people were worried about their family members, bringing it home and spreading it to them. >> reporter: new this plant accounts for more than half of the state's nearly 1700 cases and more than 100 of those are people who came into contact with the employees a similar situation in iowa where authorities say two-thirds of new cases on sunday were linked to meat plants. >> once the virus is introduced into this type of an environment, it's difficult to contain. >> reporter: the cdc has guidance how and when to reopen smithfield safely. >> expanded use of face shields and more personal protective equipment and better communication that can happen within

every hallway, every space filled with those suffering from the disease. the magnitude of the disaster captured in two emergency rooms rapidly filling to capacity. at suny, patient occupancy has gone up 50%. and the worst part hasn't even arrived. >> how quickly does a hospital get overwhelmed? >> within hours you could become overwhelmed. i'll give you an example. we had to open up two additional units to create beds for patients. we had to take up space and create a fourth icu to accommodate patients coming through the door. so it can change very quickly. >> it is ramping up adding beds, staff and capacity as fast as possible. still the worry, it won't be enough. >> i fear that we will not have enough of anything to provide for our patients. that's my biggest fear. we can mobilize staff, staff will triple up, double up, by the support things like the respiratories and bed space, those are my fears that we are not going to be meet patient's needs. >> the need already overwhelming when we started our visit in the e.r., one person had just died and being mo

[crying] >> we were afraid that she would die in the hallway. >> reporter: harder still was bringing an ipad so the patient could say good-bye to her loved ones over zoom. >> i never had to see anything like that ever not having someone at their side while they're sitting there dying. >> reporter: while they work to care for so many, who will help heal them? gabe gutierrez, nbc news new york. >> a look from the front lines. >>> a look at the urgent mission to develop a vaccine >>> in the search for solutions >>> in the search for solutions tonight, we're going inside the race for a vaccine here is tom costello. >> reporter: at emory university hospital in atlanta, injections for a potential vaccine against covid-19 happening in near record time. >> like now we're trying to make sure that the vaccine is safe. once we determine it's safe, we also assess the body is able to amount the right immune response. >> reporter: vaccines nearly take ten to 15 years to produce but researches think they could have a covid-19 for wide spread rollout in 12 to 18 months sonia bell is married with thr

patients in hallways. and now new york's governor warning the peak of this in new york city might not arrive until the end of this month. several more weeks. tonight, the vice president and his alarming new words with the world having seen what happened in italy. vice president pence now saying the white house modeling suggests italy may by the most comparable area to the u.s. and what president trump said moments ago. >>> tonight, news from hot spots emerging across this country. michigan, louisiana, texas among them. and tonight, a

but we have a system of where we decompress them out in the the ha hallways. we have taiken over mediate risks. there's clinics we can turn into beds and they wait there once once they are stabilized and go upstairs. >> the corridors lined with those suffering from coronavirus. patients understand unresponsive, struggling to breathe. it's the hard reality of this virus for some patients it attacks the lungs depriving them of oxygen, slowly suffocating them. >> with covid, the pneumonia is in both lungs leaving the patient with no good lung. and it's also widespread throughout both lungs. it's damaging the lungs. >> keep iing the most criticall ill patients suffering from coronavirus breathing, it is as simple as it gets in medicine. but still a mystery as coronavirus resists treatments. >> here in terms of the airway, we have to manage their airway once they become altered that they are una able to keep it open themselves. >> what's the mortality rate? once they are on a vent, what happens to mortality? >> it increases. >> more patients tie? >> the numbers are

tonight, the hallways are clear, gets and hospitalizations down. the governor saying there's no room for error. and the president saying he will meet with the governor tomorrow at the white house. cases surging inmasshutts. an of the worst hot spotsg plant in south dakota. more than 700 workers testing positive. we're there tonight with plants in more than a half-dozen states shut down. the impact coming to grocery stores across the country. protesters across the country. the tension between saving jobs and saving lives on full display. the protesters, with the man in scrubs standing right before them. and the concern now over your heart. blood clots, the potential for heart attacks. we'll carefully get to it all. we'll start with whit johnson leading us off in new york. >> reporter: tonight, these stark images from denver illustrating the difficult decisions facing leaders at all levels of government, how to balance the pressure to reopen with the need to protect public safety. in the new york epicenter where the pandemic has inflicted weeks of pa

. >> noticed her first in the hallway. i thought she was cute.ard hats have personalities or stickers, hers said it's all about me, deal with it. i thought this is kind of a feisty girl. >> conrad asked heidi out on a date. >> i'm not that type usually, don't get super serious right off the bat but it was like we were inseparable after that. >> that first night? >> yeah. >> this tough girl even shared conrad's interest in guns. >> would go to the range out of town and shoot in the hills. >> heidi knew how to handle a hand gun? >> yes. >> decided to pop the question, in true utah form, chose a mountain to do it. she had no idea it was coming? >> no, i got on one knee, asked her and i started balling. she said yes off the bat. >> couldn't believe it when her little brother introduced heidi to the family. >> i was sort of surprised when i first met her, how did he land that girl? such a great match. >> you saw love and chemistry there? >> it was almost awkward. they were definitely an enviable couple. >> another year later came the wedding. >> it wa

at wyckoff hospital in brooklyn, body bags line the hallway.onditions there catastrophic. after another 16-hour day, jacoby medical center's dr. tepperman cameto to us exhausted. we maintain social distancing, each in a different location. >> covid comes in waves. it comes in waves. so, it could be manageable in the emergency room at a given moment. and then, we're hit with a terrible wave. >> reporter: hwhen that wave washes in, what is it like in the e.r.? >> emergency medicine physicians, and nurses, they have got to stare into the faces of the very scared citizens in new york. and at a certain point, when they can no longer breathe for themselves, they have to have a tube put down their throat and they have to be put on on the ventilator. >> you told us it was like hell on earth. >> yes.

tonight, the hallways are clear, deaths and hospitalizations down. the governor saying there's no room for error. and the president saying he will meet with the governor tomorrow at the white house. cases still surging in massachusetts. they're bracing for the death toll to double in a week. and one of the worst hot spots in america, the pork processing plant in south dakota. a state with no stay at home orders. more than 700 workers testing positive. we're there tonight with plants in more than a half-dozen states shut down. the impact coming to grocery stores across the country. protesters across the nation. the tension over saving jobs and saving lives on full display. the protesters, with the man in scrubs standing right before them. we also have new reporting tonight. we've talked a lot about the lungs. the concern now over your heart. blood clots, the potential for heart attacks. we'll carefully get to it all tonight. we'll begin with whit johnson leading us off in new york. >> reporter: tonight, these stark images from denver illustrating the

. >> and we play in the hallway, and we played ping-pong in the hallway. >> jimmy: that is so smart iifferent things here. this guy's kind of tightening up the mud one, the charcoal one. >> it's pulling out impurities, it's like a detox, but it won't 'sust like working and then on this side it's more anti-oxidant, you know, your pores will look smaller and you'll look tighter. >> jimmy: yes, i need to look tighter. >> you look great. >> jimmy: all right, i'm going to wash it off now because i did a demo -- i'm zooming you from the bathroom. so i'm going to take it off now. here we about, taking it off right here oh, that feels good. oh, i feel fresh, and i feel clean. look at me i look like i went to the gym. >> you have to let it sit there. >> jimmy: yeah, it feels good! i'm going to go do a tik tok video right now. i love it. jessica alba, you are the coolest. thank you so much for doing this >> and one more thing is i launched a youtube channel, because my kids forced me to and we've been doing youtube, and we -- they did a story time that's launching we've been making -- because y

everyone is covid positive in these hallways. all you hear is oxygen.ts, old patients, people of all age ranges who are just incredibly sick. and you can even hear it now, that as i'm walking through patient rooms, and the hallway, you just hear oxygen. i'm walking into the critical care room. and the critical care room is where we have our sickest patients. just wanting to show you some of our equipment, this is a ventilator machine. it is protected with plastic covering to make sure it doesn't get contaminated. we have suction, oxygen, monitor, i've never seen us have an empty spot in the critical care bay, but we try to make sure we have space for one more emergency that comes through our door. i'm taking a step outside. sun. this is the brand-new tent that we set up. it is meant for surge, which means patients that for which there is no space in the emergency room department, they come here. you'll see two big tents. we have it very well demarcated and i'll -- we'll go inside to kind of take a look. this is one of the tents we are about to get up an

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you can even hear now as i'm walking through patient rooms and the hallway, you just hear oxygen. >>nd ventilator machines are covered in plastic to keep them from getting contaminated. there are united states have come from the new york metro area. >>> police are searching for whoever threw a brick off an overpass, killing a 63-year-old woman riding in the car with her grandkids friday night. investigators say the woman was in the passenger seat of the car and the brick crashed right through the window. her 20-year-old grandson was driving at the time, pulled over and tried to save his grandmother, but she died there at the scene. >>> let's talk about the change in the bay area weather. >> i just looked outside and there were some breaks in the clouds here. that was not something i saw much of over the weekend. the pattern is different this week than last week. remember the low in southern california kept sending the cloud cover and preventing us from getting much of a break. the low clouds stuck around but there could be more inland sun and warm temperatures, kind of a mini summer

off the cases past 20000 that's double the number of last week bodies have been kept in hospital hallways and health workers say they've been forced to reuse mosques but the decline in the number of infections i've seen some schools reopening and rural areas if you close for months attendance will not be made when day 3. venezuela says that robust testing and tougher measures have led to one of the lowest rates of coronavirus in the world having just over 300 cases in a country of 29000000 people but some doctors warn the numbers are being drastically under reported stories about the reports. they see more of a sales food on the streets of kut yeah i working class neighborhood in caracas the ongoing economic crisis and the lock down are having a big impact in her life. but i think i mean there are some real only working 3 hours a day i understand they are doing it to protect our health but i am a single mother of 2 children and my eldest daughter and his son also live at home i think the situation will get worse every day. to cuti forces on the streets are trying to enforce a lockdown to

i was just about to head down the hallway for yelling at people for not being productive.nd i saw this post, a special ed teacher. and sage advice. she wrote, reminds us our kids are just as scared and nervous as we are. and goes on to talk about the idea of how being out four weeks sounds great and when you don't get to see your friends, it's very different. and that we all had a lot of plans and schedules we want them to do. but she closes saying that at the end of this, really, it's your kids's mental health more than anything else. and they are going to remember how you spent the time and all the things they learned and information they got. i thought that was good advice to pass along. there is a lot less yelling at the aguirre household today. >> i like the groaning and grunting on tiktok. i think it's sweet, thanks. >> here is what the new normal looks like in the home of scott budman. what is that? it's a plan ket fort built by one of his daughters, looking to be left alone. it's hard to sociay distance from the rest ofhe family nice fort. >>> coming up next, the g

body bags line the hallway. one doctor called conditions there catastrophic. after another 16-hour day, jacoby medical center's dr. tepperman cameto to us exhausted. we maintain social distancing, each in a different location. >> covid comes in waves. it comes in waves. so, it could be manageable in the emergency room at a given moment. and then, we're hit with a terrible wave. >> reporter: hwhen that wave washes in, what is it like in the e.r.? >> emergency medicine physicians, and nurses, they have got to stare into the faces of the very scared citizens in new york. and at a certain point, when they can no longer breathe for themselves, they have to have a tube put down their throat and they have to be put on on the ventilator. >> you told us it was like hell on earth. >> yes. well, i'm -- you know, i'm calibrating what i'm saying here. right? we -- people need to stay home. new york city is on fire. our neighbors are dying. health care workers are being affected. right now, you know, my boss, my second in command, my nephew, senior nurse, second senior nurs

will be allowed in the classroom. 2 distancing begins before the children even enter the narrow hallways. that's where i'm going we've made markings out in front of the school where the children are lined up each child was only then be allowed to enter the classroom individually. the new measures mean tabletops and door handles must be thoroughly disinfected daily something the school also has to organize along with making sure there's always enough soap and disinfection liquid available. the 1st stocks of arrived but the school's principal is hoping for more help from the government upon troops must and from the school it's an adequate supply of facemasks we can't assume each child will always bring his or her own. one major challenge for the school staff is how the children will spend their breaks once they're back. thank you i am happy that we can go back to school i can't wait to see my teacher and my friends again and some parents would prefer to continue home schooling and children. their business. but we all know that at least until the summer holidays classes will not be the same

but distancing begins before the children even enter the narrow hallways. i'm going we've made markings out in front of the school where the children were lined up each child was only then be allowed to enter the classroom individually. and we think it will take around 2 or 3 minutes to get each child into their seat so will probably take 10 children around 20 or 30 minutes. from sponsors cries from the. new measures mean tabletops and door handles must be thoroughly disinfected daily something the school also has to organize along with making sure there's always enough soap and disinfection liquid available. at the 1st stops of arrived but the school's principal is hoping for more help from the government troops must be on the school needs an adequate supply of facemasks we can't assume each child will always bring his or her own we have to have enough on hand so everyone can wear one and if they receive we have to be able to replace them immediately so. one major challenge for the school staff is how the children will spend their breaks once they're back.

sinai hospital said there are patients in the hallways and they lost patients in the hallways becausehey were so busy. the hospital is pushing back saying they are trying to get more workers in the area so there is adequate staffing, but people are concerned about the overthrow. we know tomorrow at the overflow arena, there will be 25 beds operable. there will be 970 more, but they will scale up slowly as they get more staff. national guard will be sending people in. >>> california is gaining praise for slowing the spread. what are they doing right? i had my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis under control. turns out, it was controlling me. seemed like my symptoms were taking over our time together. i knew i needed to talk to my doctor. think he'll make it? that's when i learned humira can help get and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and ca

here are like all around the nation, hallways will look much different. >> that means things like notsame passing time for every student, most students in high school and junior high are all out in the hallways at the same time. >> 41 states in d.c. ordered closures of schools impacting some 55 million k-12 students. >> kids we know who are more likely to be behind are likely seen -- falling further behind because of the impact of covid. while some kids can do well in remote learning we know it's not reaching every kid in the same way. >> budget shortfalls from the coronavirus are a real gut punch even with the 13 at a half-billion federal stimulus dollars, superintendents from the nation's largest cities writing" an estimated 20% loss in combined state and local revenues would likely result in some 275,00 275,000 teachers bed off in big city public school systems alone. after that a second wave of covid-19 could mean that schools once again close. >> dana: thank you. a lot of students have until friday to decide which college to attend but many schools aren't sure when they will be a

as i am walking through the patients rooms and the hallway, you just hear the oxygen. the sound of the pulse. >> dr. eric say that is the ventilator machines are covered in plastic to keep them from getting contaminated. outside there's tents for the surge of the patients. >> all right. >>> our time is 6:37. chp is still searching for whoever throw a brick over a over pass and killing a woman ride nothing the car with her compro children:it happened near the highway 4 interchange. they say that the woman was in the passenger seat of the car when the brick crashed through heroine doe. her 20-year-old grandson was driving at the time. he pulled over and tried to save his grandmother, but she died there at the scene. >>> we're also waiting for the new information from authorities after a man was shot and killed by the police along the peninsula. it started yesterday morning at a south san francisco gas station. police say that a man stabbed a customer and an office duty police officer then stahl the officers patrol car. the suspect led the authorities on a chase on hick c

pileup in dirty hallways. 18 have already died. the number grows as the hours pass. >> [speaking spanish] reportrter: opponents of presidt nicolas maduro lane the crisis on egregious mismanagement and corruption, but at the constituent asassembly, the mado loyalists announce american sanctions on venezuela. >> [spspeaking spanish] reporter: the united nations also supports that american sanctions have driven thehe country deeper into crisis. maracaibo, in carolina's neighborhood, everything is .acking, even running water survival is the name of the game. >> [speaking spanish] reporter: maracaibo used to be the oil capital of venezuela. it's now the center of a downward spiral. the ruckus he, clientele -- b ureaucray, clinentelism. visism hascha destroyed the country. francoise is franco violence oil and -- franco venezuelan. he has lived in maracaibo for 30 years. [speaking spanish] reporter: power plants have shut down, and the sewers are overflowing. >> [speaking french] reporter: the gulf of maracaibo, once the center of petroch

that same hallway, are those droplets still in the air? >> the ones that you can see on that video have already hit the ground. they wouldn't be suspended in air. it is possible, even just from breathing, some of us are much more effective at generating so-called bioaerosol tiny droplets into the air. in principle, they could be hanging around, but they would also be very diluted, even in most indoor open spaces, relatively large rooms and so on, they get diluted to a point where they are probably not infectious because that also depends on what we call the number of particles you actually inhale or that land on your respiratory tract. so this is not really a major worry, but it is an added reason to wear masks outside and when we're in grocery stores or other places with other people around because that does both protect you to a small degree, but more importantly, it protects others from your speech or your generation of these large droplets. >> i want to ask you about that, that is the conventional wisdom, that we wear masks to protect

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in the school, you don't want the hallways to have tons of kids all at once or the lunch room.en you can see, is that -- are those schools a source of infection spreading up into the elderly, which then would cause some level of mortality. >> bill, can i -- can i just ask you about schools? everyone is so -- so curious and worried about this. you have three kids. you know how schools work. lots of people crowded together in classrooms, dorm tory dormii hallways, that's the definition of school. how do you get it going? >> for the underaged kids where the online substitute is inferior -- more inferior than as you get up to the college level, then online can capture at least in terms of the academics a lot of what goes on. there, you know, what we've seen in terms of infection levels is pretty low. you do have some european countries that are moving ahead with that. and because of their testing will understand what the viral load is and compare households with kids going to school versus households that don't have that coming in. so over the course of the summer some of that will

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