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phillips medtronic hamilton's ole 'd red med hill rob and via air these are. the companies that do this great companies the f.d.a. will be reducing and waiving unnecessary regulations in order to get this done and we're going to be getting rid of certain. let's say barriers to speed we want them to get it done quickly and it is a brief look at the global picture of the johns hopkins university track of there are more than 591000 confirmed infections but with a lack of testing the real number is likely to be much higher more than 26000 people nearly 27000 people now of diet a mini 131000 of recovered let's go live now to los angeles foss cuyp i was there as rob reynolds is there rob the u.s. president has been speaking within the last hour what does he have to say. well here primarily president trump of been talking about is ministrations response praising the efforts by his of officials talking about these alliances that the federal government is forging with various private companies saying that hundreds and hundreds of thousands of ventilators masks gloves a

there are better ways to dispose of your unused meds. there are lots of police stations, local pharmacies and hospitals that are approved to take in unused meds and dispose of them safely. so they don't end up in the wrong hands. our hands. [male narrator] to find a medicine disposal site near you, visit www.safe.pharmacy. (♪light musical cords) trish: new york surpassing washington as the state with the highest number of covid-19 cases in the country. the first drive-thru testing site opening up in new rochelle. alex is joining us in new rochelle with the latest. >> this testing center's first day is coming to a close. this is the first mobile testing center on the east coast. it's here in new york because it's where we are seeing the most amount of covid-19 cases in the country. it's an eerie feeling. when you cross this bridge there are tents filled with workers in haz-mat suits. the people under quarantine don't have to leave their car. they stay in their vehicles, pull down the window. but the residents need a referral from a doctor

so he has had symptoms come through and hasn't managed to get the same meds in the pharmacy local to he is, so pharmacy local to where he is, so there is some really crucial worrying things happening to people here. rachel, where you and your daughter on a holiday? my and your daughter on a holiday? my daughter had been out here since january working for a charity and i head come out here to walk in the inca trail with her, so a arrived a few days before the lockdown, so we didn't manage to do the inca trail, i've pretty much arrived and we turned around again. so that was a bit of a shame. i spent most of my holiday so far in an apartment in lima because we are not allowed out other than to go to the shops, so unlike the lockdown in some countries where people are being encouraged to go and do some exercise, that is not happening here in peru. there are police and security people patrolling the streets and watching carefully to make sure that you are only going to the shop or pharmacy, and that you are going straight home again. it is good to talk to you, rachel, and to keep in touc

i almost went to med school but then i started doing radio. [laughter] this is the most encouraging thing. vaccines would be 15 months. if you get a therapeutic that can start putting people back on their feet, when they get tested there is a positive, you get this right away. it could be mass-produced because it's over the counter right now. when you have somebody interacting with the fda, while not giving up the fda's reputation along the way, that's what's going to turn around the market, the economy, and the world. >> melissa: that's huge. >> harris: one of the things that i caught the president really getting asked so many questions about, something he tried to spend the most time on, was that the defense production act -- at the very beginning of that news conference. i still have questions, dr. saphier, about what is needed behind the scenes. because we continue to hear medical professionals, and their health failing. expeditiously, because they are on the front lines. when they get sick they get really sick. we don't have enough of wha

the capacity of the med surge unit is about 40 and the critical care unit is eight. and so we looked at that unit last night and now we're in the process of seeing what it would cost to staff it. in general, we're looking at a model whereby the basic support services are covered by st. francis and we're looking at registries, essentially, to fill the nursing positions and then a shared model of provider services between dignity ucsf and ucsfg. i'm happy to answer any other questions. there's a lot of detail i haven't covered by i'm happy to answer questions. >> commissioners, how would you like to handle questions? would you like to do it person by person or topic by topic? this is a new way of doing the meeting. >> let's do person by person. dr. chow, you had some questions and would you like to start? >> thank you. i'm really appreciative of all of the work that's been done. we've gone through our own crises over the years, from the age to the earthquakes. and this is obviously the largest response that affects every single person here we have and i think the perso

again, that's a story out of the usc med school tonight. but there's a lot more news like that today in terms of people stepping up and people being asked to step up in very dramatic ways. we're going to be talking about some of those extraordinary efforts over the course of this hour. >>> but i also want to start tonight with something that i mentioned tentatively a couple of nights ago on the show as a potential sign of good news. it's -- again, good news is relative in this context. but what i mentioned a couple of nights ago as a potential sign of good news now looks like it is holding as good news. so i want to show you the data that we just got today. as you know, it is the nation of italy that has the worst outbreak in the world right now. and hospitals in the northern part of italy are overwhelmed, and the death toll is still towering. it is 600 and 700 deaths still every day now. but this is a chart, it's aggregated data from italy's ministry of health, that shows the rate of increase in new cases in italy, and you can see, there a

. >> fact check, the med drug is already fda approved but not to treat coronavirus. it's used to treat malaria, of course, lupus, rum toheumatoid arthritis. the head of the fda is tempering expectations as is the government's top infectious disease doctor. >> today there are no proven safe and effective therapies for the coronavirus. that doesn't mean that we're not going to do everything we can to make things that have even a hint of efficacy more readily available, but there's no magic drug out there right now. >> there has been one promising step towards a vaccine. the world's fastest super computer, ibm's summit, has run thousands of simulations and identified 77 drug compounds that might effectively stop the virus. >> senate republicans are rolling out their $1 trillion economic stimulus plan. it is not in its final form quite yet. it currently calls for direct payments for americans under a certain income threshold. $200 billion in loans to airlines and distressed industry sectors. $300 billion in forgivable bridge loans for small business. >> the gop rollout s

the capacity of the med surge unit is about 40 and the critical care unit is eight. and so we looked at that unit last night and now we're in the process of seeing what it would cost to staff it. in general, we're looking at a model whereby the basic support services are covered by st. francis and we're looking at registries, essentially, to fill the nursing positions and then a shared model of provider services between dignity ucsf and ucsfg. i'm happy to answer any other questions. there's a lot of detail i haven't covered by i'm happy to answer questions. >> commissioners, how would you like to handle questions? would you like to do it person by person or topic by topic? this is a new way of doing the meeting. >> let's do person by person. dr. chow, you had some questions and would you like to start? >> thank you. i'm really appreciative of all of the work that's been done. we've gone through our own crises over the years, from the age to the earthquakes. and this is obviously the largest response that affects every single person here we have and i think the perso

you know, he needs to keep stable on his meds, and it has some serious consequences if he doesn't. >> bill: give him an him our best, i understand you got a one page handout when he boarded the ship, what did that say to you? >> it explained what the coronavirus was in that we just need to make sure that we washed our hands regularly, used pure well hand sanitizer, and to reassure us that they were screening people to make sure that there was not going to be anyone coming on board who had been traveling through some of the infected areas, china and whatnot. and at that point in time, we were a little concerned, but it had not gotten to the point of what we are seeing now which is the widespread outbreak. >> bill: i know you wanted to get to hawaii, certainly. i mean, a grand place to visit. he did it give you pause, gina, when you saw the paper? >> we had contemplated the whole thing before and we had insurance, we could've canceled the cruise, we went back and forth with it, and we had felt that their precautions would be in place and it would be okay. but yes, you know, there were s

even the meds themselves.ike nuclear medicine and molly 99, it's time to make america first there. so, maybe bill maher has the right attitude. stop panicking, fear morning, hiding under your bed and freaking. in fact, snap out of it. and wash your damn hands. wash them, then wash them again. that's my open. let me know what you think on my facebook and twitter #judgejeanine. i sat down for an exclusive interview with vice president mike pence who is heading up the coronavirus task force to talk about what the administration is doing to contain the coronavirus spread in the u.s. when but made it clear at the press conference and all of the labs will have the testing skills available, and make them available for local doctors. is that zplect. >> we are in that process right now. every state flabt country can conducto coronavirus tests today. a week ago today, our leader at the fda at the president's direction changed the rules governing the development of a test. we have over a million tests. the biggest news t

across the southwest 25 degrees celsius and madrid now the systems that have been pushing through the med continuing to really impact these northern coastal areas of africa particularly on throughout geria tunisia and libya and keeping things cool as well just 14 celsius in tripoli. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against east amounts we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin pioneering future energy. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a plunge in oil prices triggered by a dispute between saudi arabia and russia has sent stocks plummeting and global markets already spooked by coronavirus billions were wiped off the value of major companies. while italy's corona virus epidemic has taken another dramatic turn 6 prisoners in more than a

percent of people infected in spain they have the symptoms of going to work to hospitals here in the med you see in the i'm a can see units working don't knowing whether they are infected on all or not we need to explain that people here well everywhere needs more than one test they need at least 4 tests want to identify their infected and then to continue progressively knowing whether they got rid of the infection or not but in spain we're looking we're running out of these tests so we received yesterday what 14 tons of material with $1000000.00 test kits to be distributed nationwide so maybe we would have new figures coming in in the new up in the next hours and what about the geographical spread of the geographical clusters of this disease in spain is there a pattern for me until i know madrid has got the largest number of cases. yes madrid has at least 3600 debt all nearly there have 50 percent of the nation wide and talk has become the envy center also catalonia is following but quite far with 1300 of death at all and then we have. a theory on the basque country but they are quite q

we have that for the med be our system and that 19 can be. used as a pandemic was started in china has now spread to more than 100 countries but 90 percent of cases are spread over just 4 nations iran is one of them where more than 300 people have died south korea is another where efforts to stop the spread of the virus have so far failed it seems the world has missed the window of containment in italy the government has imposed further restrictions closing all stores bar food shops and pharmacies this is a crisis not just for the country's creaking health system but also its economy. italy will still remain a unique region and italy can find but now we also closing down all commercial activities except for grocery stores and pharmacies there is no need to run to buy food in supermarkets there's fear too in france as the number of cases creep up children still in school are encouraged to wash their hands by the health minister himself but the virus has already reached the heart of government the culture minister is infected and 5 others are b

philips medtronic hamilton zoe 'd read med hill rob and vi you're these are.'d the companies that do this great companies the f.d.a. will be reducing and waiving unnecessary regulations in order to get this done and we're going to be getting rid of certain. let's say barriers to speed we want them to get it done quickly or the 60 new confirmed cases of the new corona virus have been reported in japan's capital tokyo it has a record daily increase in the number of infections in that city the governor says the capital is on the brink of an emergency and has asked its tens of millions of residents to avoid all non-essential travel until april 12th after more than 2 months of lockdown restrictions are being eased and china's hu han city that of course is where the new kind of virus outbreak 1st began people are now allowed to enter the city but it's 11000000 residents are barred from leaving until april 8th . south korea's prime minister is warning against complacency in the fight against the virus. the government's preparing for a long battle $146.00 new cases ha

first it contains provisions from the mitigating emergency drug shortages or meds, legislation i author thad will help prevent a shortage of vital medications. i was shocked, mr. president, to learn that 72% of the facilities that make vital, active pharmaceutical ingredients for our market here in america are located overseas. 13% of these facilities in china. we just can't have that and we need far greater visibility into that supply system. it also contains a bill that i have long advocated for, the home health care planning improvement act. it will allow nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and others to certify patients as needing home health services. now it's just a physician that can do it, even though a physician might not be the primary care provider particularly in rural areas. so that will remove needless delays in getting medicare patients the home health care that they need. that's a critical improvement at a time when our health care system is being put to the test and when people are being told they need to stay in their own homes to avoid spreading the virus. the

the capacity of the med surge unit is about 40 and the critical care unit is eight. and so we looked at that unit last night and now we're in the process of seeing what it would cost to staff it. in general, we're looking at a model whereby the basic support services are covered by st. francis and we're looking at registries, essentially, to fill the nursing positions and then a shared model of provider services between dignity ucsf and ucsfg. i'm happy to answer any other questions. there's a lot of detail i haven't covered by i'm happy to answer questions. >> commissioners, how would you like to handle questions? would you like to do it person by person or topic by topic? this is a new way of doing the meeting. >> let's do person by person. dr. chow, you had some questions and would you like to start? >> thank you. i'm really appreciative of all of the work that's been done. we've gone through our own crises over the years, from the age to the earthquakes. and this is obviously the largest response that affects every single person here we have and i think the perso

the capacity of the med surge unit is about 40 and the critical care unit is eight. and so we looked at that unit last night and now we're in the process of seeing what it would cost to staff it. in general, we're looking at a model whereby the basic support services are covered by st. francis and we're looking at registries, essentially, to fill the nursing positions and then a shared model of provider services between dignity ucsf and ucsfg. i'm happy to answer any other questions. there's a lot of detail i haven't covered by i'm happy to answer questions. >> commissioners, how would you like to handle questions? would you like to do it person by person or topic by topic? this is a new way of doing the meeting. >> let's do person by person. dr. chow, you had some questions and would you like to start? >> thank you. i'm really appreciative of all of the work that's been done. we've gone through our own crises over the years, from the age to the earthquakes. and this is obviously the largest response that affects every single person here we have and i think the perso

well see some dust and sand storms pretty strong at times rain showers as well through the eastern med so probably a damned end to the week for jerusalem damascus beirut 18 degrees celsius with their showers and widely scattered showers as well throughout much of turkey it is the quanta picture throughout much of southern africa some of those heavy rains that we've seen lately across into namibia they are beginning to still have got some heaviest falls into the sort of the northeast area pushing of course right there cross into zambia and also lighter rains across into madagascar for the next couple of days me one in south africa it stays dry and very warm in cape town with a high of 30 celsius. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest scars. scars so roar that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice algis 0 dollars human rights campaigners in libya investigating since the 2011 revolution. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. and watching out there are these are the top stories right now a state of emergency h

they'll really funnel their way through northern sections of africa through the eastern end of the med and push right across these northern sections of saudi and also these more southern and central areas of iraq so we could well see some dust and sand storms pretty strong at times rain showers as well through the eastern med so probably a damned end to the week for jerusalem damascus beirut 18 degrees celsius with their showers and widely scattered showers as well throughout much of turkey it is the quanta picture throughout much of southern africa some of those heavy rains that we've seen lately across into namibia they are beginning to still have some heaviest falls into the sort of the northeast area pushing of course right there cross into zambia and also a lighter rains across into madagascar for the next couple of days me one in south africa it stays dry and very warm in cape town with a high for 30 celsius. the u.n. fact finders accused the bernese military of genocide this is the political that you see there. do you believe there are no modi is a question. i just don't have al

i would say it's a really heavy showers across eastern parts of the med it's right in this area cloud will bring further down pulls in across the region back up towards the northwest still wary of settled to full parts of the british isles north of there is if you have streaming in from the atlantic will be more wet and windy weather at times with some snow for good measure son of a blustery day on friday for many they snow in parts some snow there just around scandinavia in between we've got some bits and pieces of sherry right now sliding the way down across central and eastern parts of year there is that heavy rain that we have across the eastern side of the med gradually making its way away process guys do try to follow one behind temperatures 40 back a little a morsel 3 degrees celsius here 7 celsius there for moscow but the possibility of some rest now full coming into that western side of russia by sas say we'll see more wet weather just streaming in across the british isles then through island had to scotland heavy rain here with some snow over the mountains not too bad in spa

rugen the eastern med not sure his movement yesterday if it comes towards a levant well narrative so in the immediate future this is fine looking weather for the temperature in car run about middle twenty's now the breeze coming off shore which means potential for sandstorm somewhere south in libya and then the onshore component is some pretty nasty weather in tunisia to stand to 10 degrees the high temperatures on shore near gale i suspect a lot of rain just on the coast and as bit of a northerly right into morocco has a few showers and there is matins or even at low levels but robot is now 80. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush bars is that really well you know the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those days don't even know what the noise all about this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the iraq of the new conscious and aware use of that struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor insi

europe at the same time we've got some very unsettled by the pushing through the eastern end of the med but his notes all doom and gloom have a look at this this is the free ride world tour you go skiing is an snowboarders alike taking part in this event and just look at it this is coming from the austrian alps simpy a full clear blue skies and lots of fresh snow the small fresh snow as well as we go through tuesday once again accumulating along the line of the alst but the rain that is in the wake of that across france the low countries much of germany quite heavy at times and also pushing up into denmark and southern areas of norway and sweden meanwhile we've got quite a blustery flow across much of the u.k. will into more showers as well but it is a much better picture tuesday throughout much of the mediterranean and in fact even better as we head through wednesday but the rain showers still across northern sections of mainland europe it remains mild though for many areas who got to 16 degrees in 08 and really warming up across the southwest 25 degrees celsius and madrid now the syst

. >> i'm a registered nurse in the med surge unit and in supervisor heaney's district 6. mike dingal brought up about not just being a registered nurse understaffing but very much to do with our support staff not being at the bedside to help us. registered nurses have a defined scope of practice and have things we have to address and many things that fall outside of that. however, at san francisco general in the med surge floors if you're a danger to others or of falling you don't have the attention of a nurse's aid to make sure you're safe to address the issues a registered nurse doesn't have time to address because we're fulfilling our legal duties. it has led to patients who are already angry feeling as though they're being avoided. they've become more agitated. this becomes a direct danger to the nurse. we know in hospitals all over the country assault is a big deal and many nurses every year are hurt and taken out of work for that reason. just a quick example i had a patient who was quickly running out of steam and unable to breathe on her own and addressing her and

into france some areas of rain but a quiet day generally across much of central europe in the central med that also shows the south that could well impact areas of algeria libya really for the next couple days and keeping those temperatures a little bit low just 16 in tunis. join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news chops morning talkers and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most to states misleads the public to still be here reflects the same thing. quantock challenge uphold their editorial show it takes a dark believe they have anything to apologize for their listening post on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour 2 senior members of the saudi royal family have been reportedly detained they all form a crown prince mohammed bin nayef and advises else out of the younger brother of the saudi king. south korea is reporting $174.00 new coronavirus cases bringing the total number of infections to more than 6 and a halt 1000 the government has now limits of

cooler madrid at just 9 celsius meanwhile this system just continues to sit and spin in the central med some very heavy amounts of rain and also some pretty strong winds and it really is fairly widespread pushing across greece and on again into areas of turkey and all surprisingly well still seeing rain across northern areas of africa now the good news is that rain has pretty much kid away from morocco still some showers into northern areas of algeria and then also northern could have some impact similar story on friday that time which is not too bad with a high of 16 in algeria's. join a close conversation up the bubble the people could expand their brains and maybe have a different view is a dialogue women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how to. they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has a voice tell us what you think your conversation could be i'm right here in the street we need to step away from gaming people are not necessarily game perfect this is a journey of progression not perfection on out to 0. 000 . 00. 0 the mark

government can do is i would say the early even more important because geithner meds can ensure that people keep their shell that they keep some income in the same way with sex with it shouldn't be shocked at working schemes they get also ensure that. it's small the iris with value starts postponements and we did sion but what we're trying to do is given the entire ball and policing measure so they're going to act now the hospital thank you very much for joining us from the o.e.c.d. . i asked our financial correspondent ali but if central banks have the equipment to fight off the flu. no they don't because they have the wrong kind of equipment they can fight off economic problems yes i agree with the wrong spoon on that but this is a supply side problem at the moment mainly people would love to buy stuff and they have the money to buy stuff it's not to high interest rates or to a little liquidity to little cash in the market that's preventing that it's simply a good coronavirus to quarantines the people who aren't able to produce or aren't able to ship are preventing the logistics si

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well see some dust and sand storms pretty strong at times rain showers as well through the eastern med so probably a damned end to the week for jerusalem damascus beirut 18 degrees celsius with their showers and widely scattered showers as well throughout much of turkey it is the quanta picture throughout much of southern africa some of those heavy rains that we've seen lately across into namibia they are beginning to ease still we've got some heaviest falls into the sort of the northeast area pushing of course right there cross into zambia and also a lighter rains across into madagascar for the next couple of days me one in south africa it stays dry and very warm in cape town with a high of 30 celsius. the latest news as it breaks the syrian army seems determined to defeat the rebels and continues advance to was the city of red lip that's a red line for turkey with detailed coverage of the national policy defense of wild elephants is yet to be fully it meant to 14 years off the disease to do's from around the world well this fight will be completely transformed over the next 6 years t

number of females all with the story details that include award winning if you've been a filmmaker med's monday through f.o.b. about child marriage has won many prizes will be out and about in nairobi with boston dr caroline a song who tells us how her job has 10 head life around but we start in tokyo with a story of a woman trying to get justice after being attacked state of use funny fresh i reports she's facing many challenges. outside her home she doesn't want her parents to know that she's telling us her story she was sexually abused by her brother in law he raped her at her sister's house when her sister was pregnant and needed help with the housework. i feel we should be near me in a way that i cannot even tell you i cannot explain but i know myself if i had had a chance to react i might have stabbed him. she asked her family for help in bringing the man to justice but their response was just keep quiet and massive. my sister a big me to withdraw a complaint and my parents also asked me to drop it because it will create division in the family. i did not receive the support i neede

and in med-surge, we have nurses that -- >> supervisor ronen: dr. ehrlich, i'm so sorry, but i have to go to another meeting. i apologize for not being able to stay until the end of the hearing. i wanted to thank, particularly the workers for your incredible work and staying power, and let you know i'm going to watch the rest of the hearing tonight on sfgovtv so i can watch the worker testimony. i'm sorry. >> no, not at all. that's fine. >> supervisor safai: please continue, dr. ehrlich. thank you, supervisor ronen. >> and then, here's the rest of the data on the med surgical unit. 54 vacancies, leaves, or modified duty, and then, the p-103 registry that we use to fill those is 77.25. i think i'll stop there on the -- because this is a lot of detailed data that you requested. i'll stop and see what questions you have about that, and then, if you have additional time, i have a couple of slides about what we're doing to address the issue of workplace violence. >> supervisor safai: actually, can you talk about -- 'cause i know about some of the nurses

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and in med-surge, we have nurses that -- >> supervisor ronen: dr. ehrlich, i'm so sorry, but i have to go to another meeting. i apologize for not being able to stay until the end of the hearing. i wanted to thank, particularly the workers for your incredible work and staying power, and let you know i'm going to watch the rest of the hearing tonight on sfgovtv so i can watch the worker testimony. i'm sorry. >> no, not at all. that's fine. >> supervisor safai: please continue, dr. ehrlich. thank you, supervisor ronen. >> and then, here's the rest of the data on the med surgical unit. 54 vacancies, leaves, or modified duty, and then, the p-103 registry that we use to fill those is 77.25. i think i'll stop there on the -- because this is a lot of detailed data that you requested. i'll stop and see what questions you have about that, and then, if you have additional time, i have a couple of slides about what we're doing to address the issue of workplace violence. >> supervisor safai: actually, can you talk about -- 'cause i know about some of the nurses

and in med-surge, we have nurses that -- >> supervisor ronen: dr. ehrlich, i'm so sorry, but i have to go to another meeting. i apologize for not being able to stay until the end of the hearing. i wanted to thank, particularly the workers for your incredible work and staying power, and let you know i'm going to watch the rest of the hearing tonight on sfgovtv so i can watch the worker testimony. i'm sorry. >> no, not at all. that's fine. >> supervisor safai: please continue, dr. ehrlich. thank you, supervisor ronen. >> and then, here's the rest of the data on the med surgical unit. 54 vacancies, leaves, or modified duty, and then, the p-103 registry that we use to fill those is 77.25. i think i'll stop there on the -- because this is a lot of detailed data that you requested. i'll stop and see what questions you have about that, and then, if you have additional time, i have a couple of slides about what we're doing to address the issue of workplace violence. >> supervisor safai: actually, can you talk about -- 'cause i know about some of the nurses

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