mark stewart, abc news, new york. >>> we've been tell iing you abt the risk to the elderly, particularly those in nursing homes. medically fragile children dealing with this crisis right now, coastal kids home and care in mountainview says it has a desperate need for n-95 masks, nonlatex gloves, hand sanitizer and other products. parents say this is life or death to have these supplies. >> at this time, if haden goes in the hospital, it could mean his life. so it is really a life or death situation for our nurses to stay in our homes. >> this is the same desperate need going on at hospitals across the country. the coastal kids home care group allows children healing from injury or short-term illness as well as coping with chronic conditions. they got a bit of good news as san francisco construction company donated 50 n-95 masks. >>> with the long week under our belts, working from home, finding ways to keep ourselves entertained, neighbors in one oakland neighborhood decided to end things on a positive no. as abc 7 news reporter shows us, this isn't your average block party. ♪ >> reporte

abc's mark stewart has the latest from new york. >> the governor of new york, joining california andates, beginning sunday, ordering all nonessential workers to stay home, telling restaurants to stay indoors as much as possible and only leave to get food, medicine or solitary exercise. >> essential services have to continue to function. grocery stores need food. pharmacies need drugs. >> from first responders to families, no one is immune from the impact. >> i'm very nervous, just feeling like when is this all going to end. >> this new york city doctor tested positive. >> i was using all protection i was supposed to. i probably wiped a surface and then wiped my face. >> directing american companies that can, including automakers to now manufacture masks, gowns, ventilators and in new orleans, a look inside oxnard medical center. teams are using respirator masks for protection as doctors urge young people to take the threat seriously. 40% of the people hospitalized in the u.s. are between the ages of 20 and 54. >> i want to let everyone know it's very important to stay inside, follow

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stewart, bobby, and ed. becoming, written and narrated by michelle obama. [applause]. , charlotte's web, merit donated by meryl streep. >> the cloud andrew kimberly farnam, markd full cast. [applause]. the dutch house by in patches, narrated by tom hanks, the only played in the sky, there will history of 911 by garrett m, narrated by a full cast. narrated by an. [inaudible]. [applause]. >> and the audie goes to, simon & schuster audio for the only played in the sky an oral history of 911. [applause]. ♪ [applause]. [screaming]. [applause]. >> thank you so much to the judges for the incredibly incredibly humbling clapping. this is a project that is much so much to me for so many years now. i have been trying to hold together the voices of the 480 americans who we followed through 911. and coast-to-coast. i want to thank shot simon and schuster for believing in this project in my editor for all of their support. and tom from simon & schuster who i think i could actually hear tom's head explode when i told him what i wanted him to do with this audiobook. then holger graham who made this actually come to life. and brought together the hundreds of voices that he di

mark was a felony prosecutor for three years. >> the big questions that we had is who's he prosecuted recently? >> reporter: sheriff's investigator jolie stewart involved from day one. >> is there something recent that he's prosecuted that's got somebody upset? so we started delving off into his caseload. >> reporter: investigators looked into every local case mark had prosecuted. there were robberies, drug prosecutions and even a theft that involved an elected official who stole office equipment. they didn't immediately find anything that led them to a suspect. u.s. marshals pulled in anyone with an oustanding arrest warrant. nothing there either. so, the task force widened the scope of the investigation beyond kaufman. >> we don't have a lot of violent crimes in kaufman. i mean, especially murders. so we just kind of naturally assumed it was someone from dallas. >> reporter: dallas, the big city less than 30 miles, but seemingly a lifestyle away. remember, back in the 1980s, mark and fellow prosecutor marcus busch locked up some pretty tough customers there. >> i immediately started to think about the organized crime cases and the murder cas

stewart jones and eddie fowler. becoming, written and narrated by michelle obama. charlotte -- "charlotte's web" by "charlotte's web" 9 rated by merrill sweep, mcleod andrew, emily renken, kimberly farr, marklincoln hoffa and a fool fast. the dutch house by and patchett -- e.b. white by ann patchett, the only plane in the sky, and oral history of 9/11 by garrett m. graff narrated by a fool cast. bryce dallas howard, mae whitman, derek jacoby and margaret advocate. >> the audie awards goes to simon & schuster audio for "the only plane in the sky," and oral history of 9/11. ♪ [applause] >> thank you so much to the judges for this -- it is incredibly humbling with that scene. this is a project that has meant so much to me for so many years, trying to pull together the voices of 480 americans who we follow through 9/11 morning tonight coast-to-coast. i want to thank simon & schuster for believing in this project, and my editor and tom from simon & schuster, i think i could actually hear tom's head explode when i told them what i wanted to do with this audiobook. then holter graham and dutch who made this come to life and brought the others, hundreds of voices they did for this. thank you all f

stewart. >> from one dr. joining us via skype in madrid, we have doctor mark siegel sitting right next to me in new york city. a real life camera. he said it's less than the flu that he contracted in the wintertime, he doesn't have any severe symptoms of any kind and he's treating himself with tylenol and ibuprofen. i think that's rather encouraging, isn't it. >> yes, and 80% of the cases are probably like him. of course 15% are more severe with pneumonia and 5% icu. this is the guy we got out of china, but for most people who aren't 80 years old or 75 years old or over 80 years older don't have crying chronic health conditions it will be a mild virus. >> that doctor is 35 years old. he's not in the high risk category by any means. he looked vital and alive. >> correct. >> that's true of most people, correct. >> that's correct. provided they don't have underlying health conditions, and even then it's more likely. [inaudible] nobody under the age of nine or ten years old has gotten severely ill from this. stuart: that is good to hear. doctor anthony felt she was on fox this morning and asked how long is this g