broadening our supercomputing capabilities and innovation at our national labs providing for a strongational defense through modern and dynamic national security administration and honoring the commitment to the cleanup of our nation's manhattan project and cold war legacy sites. i am proud that the department of energy has been in the fight to combat the devastating impact of covid-19. under the leadership of president trump secretary, doe has marshaled the capabilities of our nation's best scientist, researchers, facilities and most powerful high-performance computing resources to significantly advance the pace of scientific discovery in the fight to stop the virus. the department 17 national labs play a critical role in advancing america's leadership in scientific research and development and energy technology and nuclear security. our national labs are part of a unique public-privat private spy the white house office in science technology policy to include government, industry and academic leaders to unleash the power of america's supercomputing resources to combat covid-19. recog

inl, national or noble energy laboratory, and the idaho national lab. and the national energy technology laboratory. we wanted to see how it is that we can create these hybrid systems. what is it that each lab brought bring into an integrated, modern grid system? it needed to be flexible, have different fuels. it needed to be able to take advantage of a lot of the energy that is created. as you know, whenever you might have different forms of generation, you can create thermal heat. that thermal heat can be used for electrolysis to create hydrogen, different fuels. new products, new technologies. it was a comprehensive approach. the three labs got together and they -- we had several meetings on this. if you had an opportunity to collaborate on crosscutting technologies, what could you come up with? it had many of the similarities that are incorporated in your bill -- we are excited to see that. i will say that the administration has not taken a position on the bill. we are prepared to continue to offer technical advice. but, as you say, it looks very fam

federal grant making agencies like the national institutes of health, the department of energy's national labs or the national science foundation give out taxpayer dollars for research. by the way, it's about $1150 billion a year. -- $150 billion a year. it's a lot of money. these are important research projects. this is a good thing for our country. it leads to new breakthroughs in science and technology. it has helped make the united states a world leader in innovation. so your tax dollars coming to washington, going to the department of energy, national institutes of health, national science foundation, out to researchers and colleges and universities and research institutes, $150 billion a year has led to a lot of breakthroughs. the open and collaborative nature of the research done here in the united states is one of the reasons we attract some of the best and brightest scientists and researchers from all around the world to take part in this research. but what we have learned and through our report we prove is that this system is very vulnerable. it's vulnerable to theft by other countri

federal grant making agencies like the national institutes of health, the department of energy's national labs or the national science foundation give out taxpayer dollars for research. by the way, it's about $1150 billion a year. -- $150 billion a year. it's a lot of money. these are important research projects. this is a good thing for our country. it leads to new breakthroughs in science and technology. it has helped make the united states a world leader in innovation. so your tax dollars coming to washington, going to the department of energy, national institutes of health, national science foundation, out to researchers and colleges and universities and research institutes, $150 billion a year has led to a lot of breakthroughs. the open and collaborative nature of the research done here in the united states is one of the reasons we attract some of the best and brightest scientists and researchers from all around the world to take part in this research. but what we have learned and through our report we prove is that this system is very vulnerable. it's vulnerable to theft by other countri

federal grant-making agencies like the national institutes of health, the department of energy and national labs, the national science foundation, and others, give out more than $150 billion in u.s. taxpayer funds for research. that's quite a bit of money. for the most part, this system works well. american taxpayers send the money to the federal-grant making agencies here in washington and give it out to the best research labs in the country. it resulted in important breakthroughs in science, technology, and health care, in energy, in military equipment, and more. the n.s.f. helped fund the creation of the internet. the n.i.h. has funded research into very successful and innovative treatments for cancer and other diseases. so there's a lot of good stuff coming out of these research dollars. it's made america really the leader in the world on -- on innovation and new ideas, and for the most part, this federal research funding has enjoyed broad bipartisan support here in the congress. but guess what. it's also attracted the interest from researchers around the world who want the chance to take pa

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liz: i'm glad you brought up your national labs, a lot of people don't know but the energy department17 national labs, right now quite a few of them are in this race to find a therapy or a vaccine cure, anything to the covid-19 virus. we have been hearing, certainly for the wall street journal report that the chinese and the iranians have been trying to hack and interrupt the processes in these labs, where does that standing can we secure them because it's pretty disgusting if a cure of a vaccine will help the entire globe, we want everybody to win on that regard, but how do you keep the process secure? >> we have security measures in place, we have very strong for instance authentication type processes in place. we make it very difficult for the chinese are the rain is or any adversary to gain access to the supercomputers that we have there. but if i take a step back and explain very quickly, as you pointed out the u.s. to primitive energy manages the 17 national laboratories, within the laboratory system whereby a security expert and competing experts, early in the covid crisis, we

a new report out of los alamos national lab found that the dominant strain now circulating appears to be even more contagious and could make people even more vulnerable to a second infection. >> covid-19 testing in san francisco's mission district yielded some pretty interesting results. ucsf said about half the people living in a 16-block area, 2.1% or about 87 were positive. researchers discovered 90% of them have been leaving home for work, either because they're essential employees or they've lost their regular jobs. the study also found that 95% of those who tested positive were of latino heritage. and the city of oakland is rolling out dozens of covid-19 isolation trailers. 67 trailers donated by the state to bring homeless and vulnerable people into isolation in east oakland. the idea is to keep them from getting infected. the program will provide basic services including three meals a day, running water and even wi-fi. >>> new video tonight of a raging fire engulfing a residential skyscraper near dubai. social media video shows the intense flames and debris falling from the 48

scientists from the national lab in los alamos say that the new mutation is more contagious, createsore of the virus inside the body, and can reinfect covid-19 survivors. still, at a north carolina protest against social distancing orders, demonstrators waved signs calling the pandemic a scam. this as 24 states saw new cases increase last week from the week before. only two of those states have resisted loosening lockdowns. in texas, the governor now says barber shops and salons can barber shops and salons can open friday, but dallas salon owner shelly luther, who ripped up a citation she received after illegally opening her shop last, week will spend the next seven days in jail. in the epicenter of new york, a historic first: the city will shut down the subways overnight egin using u.v. light tot to sanitize the trains and stop the virus' spread. meanwhile, deaths in nursing homes increased, now topping more than 4800. >> all it takes is one person to bring that virus in there. and you do everything you can, but at the same time, you can't do everything. h> reporter: kentucky nursin

agreement if the federal government would help with the supply chain and get the materials to the national labs and the states would be responsible for organizing their labs. we said we're going to try to double our kpachlt -- capacity on april 21 or thereabouts. everybody said you can't do it. we're doubling the goal it's 40,000 tests per day. that's may 17th. we started with about 6,000 tests. we have a significant number of tests that we can do. so much so that per capita we're doing more than other countries. significantly more. diagnostic tests by population. new york is 7.1. italy is second 4.9. u.s. nationally is doing 3.3. we're double the national average. thank you to the department of health team and everybody who has been working so hard to do that. when you compare us to other states in the nation, we're double the percentage. not raw numbers because we're bigger than many states. but by percentage, we're much higher. this is a very big advantage for us because testing originally was used to control the virus. now testing is going to be helpful in monitoring the virus. right. we're

. >> national lab in new mexico published a study that reviewed the genomes of 6000 infected patients. researchers concluded, the new strain surfaced, three months ago. it carries a so-called, fight protein, that allows the virus to attack human cells. >> that shows indeed can change and the virus becomes more infectious, more dominant. >> scientists say they are concerned current vaccines being developed for the original virus may not work against this new strain. the researchers say they have not found any evidence this new strain is any deadlier. >>> time now, 7:18, the sierra nevada brewing company making some major contributions in the fight to covid-19. a supply needed to preserve covid-19 tests is in high demand. quality assurance lab and its staff, to create a new solution, nearby medical center in chico. the hospital received its first batch of 1000 vials from sierra, now they are taking them to make sure they are still irl. sierra nevada has also helped make and sanitizers during the pandemic. >>> time now is 7:18. we are inching toward the middle of may, and we got a tweet

we must rely on third-party regional or national labs to provide our testing. at this point in time, both accuracy of testing supplies, as well as the capacity to test and turn around the results in the time frames we need has been a challenge. in certain states, it's been handled very, very well. i would point to massachusetts, rhode island, and west virginia to name a few who got out ahead of this, and we are seeing very good results from pro active facility-wide testing of residents and staff. but that testing ability is not consistent across all states across all markets. >> that is the thing. it's one thing to put our guidance and it may be good guidance but if you can't get there to get the testing done, guidance means bunk when it comes down to it if the federal government can't get to a place of helping getting those tests out there. what about the recommendation for allowing visitors back in? this is something so many families are curious about. even with the requirement of 28 days without a new case before opening up, do you think you're ready for tha

not on the stone mold move to the jews like i did on the national labs even deal with the school but don't want to sell. something. a lot of good stuff don't just because you can't look at the beaches of them was it to compliment to see the closest to them they seem that you sent. mail. box in the. if big. cities. did. it. and. if the. there is a need to grow out of it is and then i throw that out there of a nice one to cover i'm of a class a boozy one to call on a tip but a need is it one month on why a prayer boneless a puppy love it my baby i liked it the reason the boy wanted to come yeah they could get that over you oh yeah thank us either of you papa. also don't know the. every newman to know who breed donkey for the aussies on this show suitable nice to so much in it but he's you know skiff is illusory to assume or not see a market delicate and ball comes to hold a news tip but great that they can to drink his easy. and that meant. to do loud over them all. did. it if i knew from all the posted without sure people singing about the book without it it's a property and with that

a study led by the los alamos national lab says the new strain appeared in europe in february and quickly spread to the eastern u.s. now, once it's out it, it becomes the dominant strain, and that makes it more contagious than the original version that was traced back to wuhan, china. the report says a mutation is in the spikes on the outside of the coronavirus. researchers say it could make treatments more difficult to develop and could reinfect people who survived the earlier strain. >> trevor: ocome on, man! you know what? this sucks! the coronavirus might be mutating, and not in a cool ninja turtle kind of way where it just wants to eat pizza and hit on reporters. no, it's becoming more deadly. and i guess we've learned yet another thing-- coronavirus is like an annoying college student: it got worse when it went to europe. "sorry, guys, i can only eat baguettes now. and if you'll excuse me, i'm popping to the loo." and, look, if the virus can mutate to get worse, then us humans have no choice, man. we are going to have to mutate to fight back. i think woo can do it if we just focus.

times first race board reported at a national lab. they detected a strain in february in europe. it spread to the east coast of the united has not been peer-reviewed and questions remain whether this s contagious. >> huge grocery chains and the fast food restaurant have announced temporary plans to ration the amount of beef customers can buy. this problem may actually go away sooner than later. >> reporter: grocery giants, kroger, cosco and others are limiting meet purchases while one in five wendy's won't be selling burgers at all. to avoid meet hoarding, many grocers are limiting purchases. >> as consumers, we are probably going to pay a little more and in other ways the store will say we'd won't want to raise our prices too much so you can only by two packages. >> the coronavirus shutdown meet packing facilities. beak, pork and chicken farmers are paying a huge price. they've got big supplies they can't process. >> as suppliers open to workers , it will be business as usual. >> you have to have social distancing, fewer people on the line any it all go slower. >> much of the na

i spoke about it with senior scientists at the national lab and seventh and eighth greeters, everybody gets that these issues are human issues. there is a political guide. and government officials whether they do it. has an author we write a book once you deliver it, everybody else, whatever the digital equipment is, ripping out pages, whatever it is, as fred said, practically giving it away, the official price is $4.75, the amazon price until midnight today is something like $3.57. as daniel will now, nobody in history other than john grisham and three other people, to share ideas. and to hunker down in moments like this and focus on things that are right in front of us but the world is changing in a fundamental way, and take a step back and see what is going to allow us to develop together our northstar, where we are heading and evaluate the little decisions we make along the way based on the goal of what we are hoping to do. if there is anybody who sees the big picture of science and what science has the potential to be and implications of that, such an honor for me to have all the

strain has a merge there's a new study by a team of scientists at the government's los alamos national lab and the report says that the strain first emerged in february in europe 10 migrated to the east coast of the u.s. in march, scientists are warning the new strain spreads faster and may make people more vulnerable to getting covid again even after they've been infected and recovered with the original strength statewide there are now more than 58,000 cases of the coronavirus and more well almost 3,000 people have died. here in california and the bay area 328 have died. and the u.s. as a whole 71,000 people have died of coronavirus you can find all of the numbers on con for dot com. new this morning president trump changes his mind announcing on twitter this morning the coronavirus task force we'll continue indefinitely. even though yesterday he hinted that he was going to dismantle the group and shift the administration's focus to reopening the country. it's not clear what prompted the shift. uber and lift. are accused in california and the bay area of violating labor law but in the mea

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lab's role is? the division of intramural research of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. which means tony fauci is our boss. he comes out and visits us whenever he can. usually about once every two years. the lab has been involved in what is called emerging infectious disease research for well over 100 years, tracing back to the early 20th century with the identification of rocky mountain spotted fever, an important tech-born infectious disease -- tick-born infectious disease. the lab has focused on infectious diseases. in addition to working on the ones which we know about, folks have been looking to see what is the next big infectious disease coming down the pipe we can look at. i think that sort of preparedness has really served the scientific stature of rocky mount lab very well. we were able to jump on the coronavirus quickly. i should say that working on pandemics is not new for the scientific staff at rocky mount labs or the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases in bethesda. our lab was in the forefront on working online disease back in the night --