pap smears and [inaudible]. we are was entirely [inaudible]people will come as soon as were open even a little before opening. weight buries a lip it could be the first person here at your in and out within a few minutes. there are some days we do have a pretty considerable weight. in general, people can just walk right in and register with her front desk seen that day. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health exper

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miller says she's using that money to buy the hospital at least a dozen pap pers. >> since we've done this, our anxiety has gotten lower because we don't feel like we're in this alone. >> reporter: back here live, i want to show you what's going on. this is not a drive by covid-19 testing location, but this is part of the hospital disaster preparedness. operation staff are trying to screen people because they are preparing for an overflow of patients. they have this message for the public. the er is only for extremely sick people. right now there is a shortage of beds and of help and they have this message. again, the er is only for extremely sick people -- only. that's the latest in oakland. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the other real worry is that the virus could take the ranks of the front line personnel, the doctors and nurses inside those hospitals. sources told our investigative units that two workers are now among the sick. one of the workers is a lab worker, and he's now on a ventilator. the source says a nurse at the hospital is self-isolating at

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out of the water and stepped onto the shore and this is why researchers in switzerland have taught pap style to walk again. the interdisciplinary project is a joint effort of the institute of file logy of the university of berlin and the ecole polytechnique. on. the biologists hope this early land can shed light on evolutionary history. the engineers hope it will help them develop robots that can save lives in emergencies. i guess one of the think which i. connect control of the motors at the same thing. for a story like 5 degrees so presuming like. so they're very they're like 5 mortars into like 10 different sort of challenging. to get all the degrees of freedom there's a real animal control. there's never been a walking machine like this there's 28 different motors that control the complete movement. and it was a big challenge for the robotics specialists to create this kind of natural sequence of movement. if. you have all these degrees of x. ability and where you have to solve problems such as hand and foot joint rotations . and in the same time we could play at various scenarios

i had akoff and i just came in from america and they give me everything, they tested me, gave me a pap smer, a pregnancy test, i had the whole, everything. i did every exam i could. >> trevor: wow, okay. that sounds unnecessary. i don't know why you did the pregnancy test. >> but you will be glad to know that i am not pregnant, by the way. >> trevor: well, i mean that's obvious. >> i'm also not whatever the pap smear, i am not that either. >> trevor: i don't think it is sting for a thirng to be. i think. >> well look. >> trevor: anyway. >> my point is i'm perfectly healthy. >> trevor: yeah. and the point is, it seems like it is really easy to get tested in australia, much easier than in america, like st impossible to get a test out here. >> yeah, i'm hearing stories. again i haven't been in america for like four weeks now. but if it makes you feel any better the coronavirus test doesn't feel great. they stick that swap way up your nose, it touches the back of your nasal passage it sliek an annal probe on your nose man, it's not good. >> trevor: so is they stick the thing up your nose.

yes, looks like a cold pap common cold. runny nose, headache, achiness, very often a slight fever. are some of the symptoms of the common cold. well, how do we get into that unhappy state? have colds simply because of cold? because of ice? snow and low temperature? no. funny thing about colds, where it coldest, the inhabitants hardly ever get colds. explorers tell usesque moe eki cold-free unless they come in contact with visitors from outside their cold world. if it's not just cold weather what causes so many of us to catch cold? scientists think most colds are caused by extremely small microorganisms called viruses. viruses, and there are many different kinds of them, can be scattered with each particle of saliva and mucus. when one sneezes or kocoughs, f instance, but do not think for a moment they are spread only by sneezing and coughing. if by some magic the tiny particles of saliva and mucus could be made visible as a black smudge, we would quickly realize in how many other ways wr e apt to scatter bacteria and viruses all around us. for instance, jane here has a cold. ♪ >> l

about that is fair and cousins we're going to have a discussion about this people always call and say pap you know let the guest answer the question it's a discussion for those who are watching ok so so hear this this this discussion really need to center around the idea that you have corporations that knew better held back no cash held back had no plan for the future and instead took all of their money everything they got in tax benefits everything they got from the government in the stock buybacks take it from there right you know we spent the last couple decades giving corporations these massive tax. they've been making money hand over fist the big big banks have pulled in more money than ever airlines are doing great but instead of putting that money aside which is kitchen table economics always make sure you've got enough money for a couple of months these corporations decided to go ahead and essentially artificially inflate their worth by buying back their own stocks which puts more money into their pockets and it ties their money up in the stock so they can't spend it on other thin

streets are clear sign that many people here are taking the threat of infection seriously schools pap's gyms have been closed and public transport limited and the city's mayor has ordered where cars and full protective gear to disinfect buses and subway trains on a regular basis. there we will get through this our country our city can be an example for the world as an example and how to keep coronavirus cases and fatalities low. my fellow citizens of the stumble we do have difficult days ahead of us but they will pass and everything will be fine eventually don't lose hope little seats and may lose hope it is the same message that people sent to turkey health care. at night in istanbul. now calls to postpone the tokyo 2020 games are growing the governing body of u.s. athletics has pushed for a delay of the olympics due to the ongoing corona virus pandemic now the federation says the disruptions have made it difficult for athletes to train safely and has caused considerable mental stress they're asking the national olympic committee to back a perspiring mint picks are set to begin on july

seriously schools pap's gyms have been closed and public transport limited and the city's mayor has ordered web prison food protective gear to disinfect buses and subway trains on a regular basis. there we will get through this our country our city can be an example for the world as an example and how to keep coronavirus cases and fatalities low. my fellow citizens of east on we do have difficult days ahead of us but they will pass and everything will be fine eventually don't lose hope. killed lose hope it is the same message that people send to takis health care. at night in istanbul. thank you. you're watching t.v. news we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour but before we go country music fans are mourning the death of legendary singer kenny rogers he died friday of natural causes at the age of 81 the grammy award winning singer songwriter racked up 2 dozen number one hits and sell of a 50000000 albums in the u.s. a line will leave you now with one of his biggest hits the gambler. on a warm summer's eve from a train though. where the camera. both too tired to sleep so we to turn

seriously schools pap's gym have been closed and public transport limited and the city's mayor has ordered when he was in full protective gear to disinfect buses and subway trains on a regular basis. hip bullshit issues rather we will get through this our country our city can be an example for the world as an example in how to keep coronavirus cases and fatalities low. my fellow citizens of the stumble we do have difficult days ahead of us but they will pass and everything will be fine eventually don't lose hope little seats and me. hope it is the same message that people send to takis house can. at night in istanbul. the arrival of the olympic flame in japan has attracted huge crowds despite tokyo 2020 organizers requests at to avoid large gatherings hundreds of people came out on sunday to catch a glimpse of the torch in northern japan amid the coronavirus pandemic the flame initially arrived on friday but is making a tour of the areas most affected by the 2011 tsunami official torture lies starts on thursday. and let's take a look at some of the other headlines from around the world a s

a clear sign that many people here are taking the threat of infection seriously schools pap's gyms have been closed and public transport limited and the city's mayor has ordered where cars in full protective gear to disinfect buses and subway trains on a regular basis. have been with their bullshit issues either we will get through this our country our city can be an example for the world as an example in how to keep coronavirus cases and fatalities low. my fellow citizens of east on both we do have difficult days ahead of us but they will pass and everything will be fine eventually after don't lose hope little seats and made him lose hope it is the same message that people send to takis health care when at night in istanbul it. here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines at this hour a strong earthquake hit croatia and its capital zagreb causing widespread damage and panic a 15 year old was reported in critical condition and others were also injured the european seismological agency said the earthquake measured a $5.00 magnitude. in west african states of guinea is

here she is for paps th -- perhe last time. grand marshall london breed. >> mayor breed: my merchandising is once a grand marshall always a grand marshall, right, director? that is why i pulled it out today for this special occasion. i want to take this opportunity to also acknowledge the president of the university of san francisco, paul fitzgerald. thank you so much for being with us today. also, just to say charlotte, that is an amazing outfit. thank you so much for continuing to coordinate all of these incredible events to bring so many communities together. many of you have known shawn for a long time. i work with him every day. i never hardly see him leave his office. i am glad you convinced him to be the mc today to welcome you all here. the fact you serve whiskey has something to do with it. today we are celebrating what is just an amazing friendship that continues to exist between the irish community and san francisco. in fact, we know that the legacy of this city has everything to do with our incredible irish communit

the record they established has become a part of our history pap glorious part.mbat troops in their effort to protect our liberty and freedom is the traditional function of the army nurse. it is not, however, the only contribution she has to offer. the army nurse corps has developed into one of the finest and most comprehensive nursing services in the world. these men and women of the army nurse corps reflect the highest standards in nursing and patriotism. this did not happen merely with the passing of time or through some fortunate accident. it was result rather of careful selection, intensive training and. broad experience and it happened because of the deep patriotic and humane motivation of the men and women who come and continue to come to offer their services to the corps. they enter their service as registered professional nurses. to this basic requirement the army adds the intensive education and experience required to make them military nurses. and so they move forward in pursuit of their goal, to help the sick and wounded. and to offer hope and cheer i

adopted, basically limiting the number that customers can buy of certain items, things like toy ilet pap and other items. nbc bay area news. >> and on the same topic, a drive-through food pantry is up and running in san rafael. it's of course no-contact. it's the first food drive-through, and it comes in addition to pop-up pantries that opened over the past few weeks to support people struggling to buy food during the crisis. usually they serve 144,000 people. >> we're going to see those numbers go up. we're already seeing more people who, i had comments today, i'm out of work. my whole family is struggling right now. we're already seeing people who are going to be new in the lines. so we see our need for food is going up. >> today they prepared enough boxes for about 500 families. each box has fresh produce and frozen meet. airbnb announced a new program to give health care workers a safe, clean space to rest between home and work. it is partnering with homes, businesses and non-profits to provide of free and subsidized apartments across the globe. they face the stress of caring for cov

we've made of the broadwater and the one that sticks in my mind the most is the discovery of or baby's pap's die and one of the reasons this was my favorite is because i was the one who discovered it. and we were working in the corrie and i was sort of going into my oval never find a fossil when i lifted up a piece of rock and underneath i lifted up and looked at the underside and there was an articulated foot and we didn't know what it was of at the time but we knew from the borough marker that if you found an articulated foot there was a good chance that you would have a whole skeleton. is a close relative of the last common ancestor of mammals lizards snakes turtles crocodiles and birds that lived around 290000000 years ago shortly after vertebrates 1st came out of the water and stepped onto the shore. and this is why researchers in switzerland have taught oral beatty's paths to walk again. the interdisciplinary project is a joint effort of the institute of file logy of the university of berlin and the core polytechnique in. the biologist hope this early land can shed light on evolutionar

apple, microsoft, visa master card intel if you look at the sector equal weight and nef indices that do pap the peak to trough is less than the actual sector the thing driving the market is what's. >> i have talked about it por months i'm not picking on etfs. but do you think the etfs has contributed to the size of the moves. >> you are can sell on your phone. >> you can sell everything. >> correlation. >> you like it on the way up. >> speaking up the way up. >> go ahead. >> speaking of the way up. >> the i have to jump in here on apple, because, you know, as tony was pointing out apple is one of the largest constituents of xlk if you look at december 31st, the day the coronvirus was first announced. apple is essentially trading unchanged from that level. all right. i think it closed that day around 293 we closed today at 289 if you had the opportunity to sell it before all of this blew up, you would take that opportunity. it's trading 23 times earnings you had that opportunity that's where we were right now it has opportunity i think to go a lot lower. >> a lot lower wow. >> all right make

you can't use vodka pap. that's only 40% alcohol. when you mix the ingredients together, two parts gel, actually it's one part gel, two parts alcohol. mix well until thickening up and this will dry out your hands. use the sanitizer as a temporary solution. the best way is to watch wash with soap and water, with soap for 20 seconds. you pew one part gel two parts alcohol. health officials say no need to panic just prepare. if you want to stock up on feed we have a grocery list. canned goods frozen foods including nutritious items, high fiber cereal is a good idea. oatmeal, snacks like granola bars beef jerky and popcorn. dy a poll today on facebook. is the coronvirus kbaking travel? these are the results down there. as of about 30 minutes ago 45% say no but 5 a% say yes. the poll about even. we will update you on the poll at 6:00. jessica. >>> thanks, janell. it's a legal no no and ebay it blocked sales price gouging. price gouging for hand sand advertise are and surgical masks. it's for u.s. listings. it's concerned that inflated pri

>> to be clear this is, in no way, their desire to take care of every plast inch of foitdal pap sglempd what the seesz nire is andb niengtle j tensh and these two countries have been quite good compartmentalizing their differences. turkey has been touting the ceasefire as an indication of how turkey doesn't need nato and the u.s. it comes need help, at least with mill hear assistance. >> and not a lot have changed for them, just not jet. and is unlikely change. if it is, i'll assume for the first. and the execution in alabama went ahead. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go

about that is fair and cousins we're going to have a discussion about this people always call and say pap you don't let the guest answer the question it's a discussion for those who are watching ok so so here this this this discussion really need to center around the idea that you have corporations that knew better held back no cash held back had no plan for the future and instead took all of their money everything they've gotten tax benefits everything they got from the government in the stock buybacks take it from there right you know we've spent the last couple decades giving corporations these massive tax breaks they've been making money hand over fist the big big banks have pulled in more money than ever airlines are doing great but instead of putting that money aside which is kitchen.

smoking is also a factor pap 50% of chinese men are smokers. >> people die, that's what happens in lifethe bp oil spill was going to end the world. . judge jeanine: what to do? wash your hands. i know everyone thinks there has to be more to this. the reason you wash your hands is to get the germs off. the reason why you need to get the germs off because you can then transfer them to your eyes, nose and mouth, risking infection to your respiratory infection. you are looking at a california medical join was lecturing how not to touch her face. as we repeatedly puts her fingers in her mouth. whatever you have to do, don't touch your face. gloves won't matter because the virus can last for hours on them and surfaces. if you need to borrow your dog's shock col are or go out -- shock collar. don't touch you're face. clean surfaces every day like counter tops and door nobs. the surgeon general said you don't need a mask unless you are sick. and there is no need to clean out the store shelves. as the weather warms, less and less people will get sick from the virus. if you want to complain. comp

version of that but the last an hour you were just telling me about social media exe deepening pap's a sense of crisis among people there's a platter of information out there that people know where to go for the right information or in a is that perhaps a lot of and accurate information the is feeding into a sense of panic. but that's exactly the point people don't know if that's what's you know this or the idea for me to write the book years ago if people don't realize we're the credible source of information or so they will be be jumping on to anything they can search for example facebook and twitter have a crackdown over all these fake your estate prevention methods and all that stuff you know google has has made sure that now you type intro to virus the most credible sources of information like the world health organization page up as one of your 1st entries so it's things like that people don't realize where the credible sources are and what you believe in what not to believe and how to decipher what's credible what's not credible so that there is an image and an eventual there'

the year that is a very good and very reason to travel back into a different way of looking at this paps is that when when drugs to get expensive does it troll product to market the more expensive they become the more profits you save the more investors that troels and and it's it's kind of like any other commodity that it would hope for the tamil innovation is not the rationale. so in many ways is the kind of it when it takes all markets so you have to take very long term debts on mrs diseases so you make a calculation this disease with solving which normally means it's a 1st world disease which is under governments or individuals with the money to pay for it then you take a bit over a 1020 year period i'm going to develop thanks scenes around over you know our lives around that and then most of those don't work out so that money's gone but in one or 2 of those become big blockbuster drugs which we've been found to be a thing else so you have to take a long time horizon the other thing to note here is that and this is an increasingly. looking for kind of the start of the east which is a

one engineers and doctors at university college london the continuous positive airway pressure or c pap machines deliver air and oxygen to a patient's lungs to help him breathe without needing to go on a ventilator essentially there is as we know shortage of ventilators in the u.k. and clearly if a patient needs to go on a ventilator they're often needing to stay up to several weeks so if we can have a breach halfway house where you need more than oxygen mask but less than an invasive ventilator then hopefully many patients can be prevented from needing to go on to eventually. so this is observe these are the top stories and spain has recorded its worst single day death toll so far with 849 fatalities in the past 24 hours it is the 4th day in a row that spain has reported more than 800 deaths over 94000 people are infected. in italy flags are flying at half mast and a minute of silence is being observed to remember those who've died from corona virus italy's the hardest hit country with more than 11 whole 1000 people dead and they have a 100000 infected. crate of r.s.s. in the united st

about that is fair and cousins we're going to have a discussion about this people always call and say pap you know let the guest answer the question it's a discussion for those who are watching ok so so here this this this discussion really need to center around the idea that you have corporations that knew better held back no cash held back had no plan for the future and instead took all of their money everything they've gotten tax benefits everything they got from the government and the stock buybacks take it from there right you know we've spent the last couple decades giving corporations these massive tax breaks they've been making money hand over fist the big big banks have pulled in more money than ever airlines are doing great but instead of putting that money aside which is kitchen table economics always make sure you've got enough money for a couple of rough months these corporations decided to go ahead and essentially artificially inflate their worth by buying back their own stocks which puts more money into their pockets and it ties their money up in the stock so they can't spe

pap machine is basically much smaller than a ventilator but it forces air down people's throats but in a much less invasive way than ventilators and they think they're going to be producing a 1000 a day of these in the week or so and that will take a huge amount of pressure off the health service and the other thing as well which is the advantage over spain is that the hospitals aren't overwhelmed yet it's not clear whether london has reached a peak but at the moment hospitals in london are not at capacity so you know lock downs locked down and it's pretty miserable for a lot of people books it's the signs here at the moment at least are nothing like as bad as they are in other countries ok aren't they were there from london thank you very much lawrence. so most countries really have not reached their peak but surprisingly the focus of this epicenter where this all started things are slowly getting back to normal businesses are up and running again this is in china's hu a province which you know you reports from beijing. 2 months 11000000 people living in what they've been confined to

engineers and doctors at university college london hospital the continuous positive airway pressure or c pap machines deliver and oxygen to a patient's lungs to help them breathe without needing to go on a ventilator essentially there is as we know a shortage of ventilators in the u.k. and clearly if a patient needs to go on a ventilator they're often needing to stay up to several weeks so if we can have a breach halfway house where you need more than oxygen mask but less than an invasive ventilator then hopefully many patients can be prevented from needing to go on to eventually. so then this is our deserve these are the top stories and the coronavirus deaths in the united states have exceeded those in china the u.s. now has the 3rd highest death toll off to italy and spain 3393 people killed by the virus more cases than any other country it's scrambling to build hundreds of temporary hospitals in italy flanks of flying at half mast and a minute's silence has been observed to remember those who've died from corona virus it's reported 837 deaths in the past 24 hours italy is the hardest hit

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stores to buy health supplies or these shoppers at a costco in honolulu braved long lines to buy toilet pap the white house, president trump sought to allay any fears. he also met with pharmaceutical companies. >> we are working hard to expedite the process of developing a vaccine. we are moving with maximum speed to develop therapies so we can help people recover as quickly as possible. lisa: the number of virus-related deaths around the world has topped 30, with infections confirmed in more than 60 countries. there was some good news out of china. the mber of new infections there dropped to its lowest level in six weeks. more than 2500 patients were released from hospitals in the city of wuhan. in switzerland, the head of the world health organization warned that focus must move elsewhere. >> in the last 24 hours, there were almost nine times more cases reported outsidehi than inside china. lisa: south korea now has more than half the total number of cases reported outsidehina. italy's infections surged 5 over 24 hours to well over 1500h but fastest spread currently seems to be in iran. s

a pap dndemic is something happening around the world.the president closing off the country is the opposite way of a pandemic. >> you heard jim acosta's report that the president privately. he doesn't say public, is concerned about the contact help had with a brazilian official at mar-a-lago down in palm beach over the weekend. because this individual has tested positive for coronavirus and there is picture of the president with this guy. >> well, anybody that's coming in contact with people with the known disease feed to be concerned and they need on the tested and they need to isolate until they're cleared. we need our leadership in place and healthy the best that we can. that's our leadership both at the presidential level all the way down to the local levels. we need that with our healthcare providers around our first responders. >> as far as you know, john, has the president been tested for coronavirus? >> no, he says he has not been tested. he was asked is he concerned about this contact with the brazilian press secretary who says h

maybe the key to pap mi enterprise. we'll tell you about some folks do that.bout to head out the door, head on to kpix.com and check out cbsn bay area. you can watch those stories and more throughout the day on multiple devices and platforms. just download the cbs news app. something that has been making me happen, salsa music on my way into work. >> yes. >> it's always helps. >> yes. >> in the mood. >> traffic not looking too bad. >> no. i went out there. be careful. slick surfaces but overall lightly traveled. >>> cbs this morning is next. thanks for >>> good morning to you, and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. short in place. millions are told to stay home as states consider canceling schools through the end of the year. and congress considers a $1 trillion stimulus to help struggling americans. >>> fear on the front lines. doctors tell us about fighting the virus and why many health care workers don't have what they need to stay safe. >> we are not protected, and we're facing our own death. >>> busting the

so we had the opportunity to supply our hospital with ppe and ventilators and helmets for c pap. >> it you have this very much under control. you mentioned codogno, and we mentioned in the lead-in to you. there are no new cases tuesday in that village where the first italian cases were reported. does that give you a glimmer of hope? and also you mentioned you're seeing a plateau in the number of infections. so you're seeing some sort of turning point here do you think? >> well, we hope so. in fact, we started two weeks ago the contagion limitation, the social, the lowsup, or the shut up of the industry. so i think we'll see the results in these days, in the next few days. i think it will turn, will turn right in the next few days. >> we are so happy to hear that for you, for all the people of italy, and of course for people right across the globe. people want to see an end in sight here and possibly we're seeing that in italy. dr. roberto cosentini, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. bye-bye. >> bye-bye. >>> the u.s. stock market closed in the red de

patients in the development could help rece the need for ventilators they upgraded and redesigned a c pap machine is normally used to treat sleep apnea well this took a less than 100 hours and the new device has been recommended for use by least uk's medicines and healthcare products regulatory agency. >>as millions of americans shelter at home a lot of people in what are considered essential jobs are continuing to work and that includes at people who deliver food for us and packages. >>public transit workers and people working at grocery stores. vanessa yurkevich talk to some of the people on e front lines. >>as millions stay home. millions around risking exposure to the virus on the front lines i'm a new yorker i typically don't get scred of anything. but you know what it's essential in that i'm they're not doctors and nurses that they are taking care of from tony mozelle a ups driver to grocers to food delivery person out. all deem critical industries working around the clock in the face of a pandemic that medicine this is a hospital regularly. i just feel for lack of a better word. up

is going to seek an enblank review, the entire court of appeals, seven judges, will review the case paptices to agree to take the case and if it does go off, it will be a huge ruling. >> and friday, the mexican policy and might cross into the u.s. lilly or between the main border crossings, whether they can do that and still apply for asylum. how does the decision on asylum decision impact the immigration policy? >> this is a major impact. this came out of a different court of appeals in the ninth circuit in california. when a person applies for asylum in the united states they need to make a showing they're in some danger in their own home country. what the trump policy did is said while that is pending, we're making that decision, you cannot wait in the relatively safety of the united states, you have to wait in mexico. in terrible locations in the dangerous region of mexico. they made a finding those people were subjected to risk of substantial harm and even death. that's why this is such and important ruling. i suspect the trump administration won't take this defeat and get an en ba

the key difference in terms of infectivety is with a cpap or a by pap machine air can escape. those parol accouticles can infr people. a ventilator is a dloezed system. >> how can a carrier of covid-19 spread the disease if they are asymptomatic? how is it possible with a carrier with no symptoms? >> that's a great question. unfortunately, we know people that are asymptomatic or presymptomatic do shed virus in their nose area and the throat area. we know that from studies and in the laboratory we know that and we just know clinically that it is happening. even a heavy cough doesn't need to be a full blown cuough. it doesn't need to be a full flown sneeze. we know folks are passing virus. that's how they are passing it before symptoms start. >> you're not asking us to run away from everybody who clears their throat, right? >> obviously, not. asymptomatic people are passing this virus. i think it gave everybody pause we don't know the true pene penetrance in the community. the person not clearing their throat could be contagious. >> that's partly why i think this potential quara

her father has pre-existing conditions and her mother uses a c-pap machine. despite this, their medication, luggage and basic necessities have still not been delivered to them. >> they are not getting information that they need. and so they're literally being treated like prisoners, it feels like! >> she says ideally, her parents could self-quarantine at home, but she feels helpless knowing they need their basic necessities but have no idea how to get them. >>> this morning, the mental health association of san francisco announced its new hotline for people feeling anxious or depressed about the coronavirus. it's called the warm line, and it's available 24/7 to anyone in california. they have seen a 15% increase in calls in the past few days. 85% are repeat callers. >> self-isolation, loneliness, is a part of this whole seven- day forecast thing, you don't know what to do. you're trying to reach out to people. this is a great resource for people who just don't have access to a therapist at this point. >> the hotline number is listed here on your screen. you c

in new york, the epicenter of the pap demic, medical potential to e professionals from elm hurst in queens telling cnn they are burstling at the scenes and workers are in a constant statement of paranoia. erica hill, tell us more. >> reporter: yeah, there is much concern about what is happening at the hospital behind me now. on the upside, can i tell you the lines sneaking around the buildings this morning, they have dwindled s. that on the inside? absolutely now. the marp tweeting right now elm hurts is holding its own. we are in a race against time. we need more federal help immediately, jake it is not just this hospital that tells the story of what is happening in new york city and what is coming to the rest of the country. empty streets lead to packed emergency rooms across new york city. the country's epicenter for this pandemic. >> it is insane that in the wealthiest country in the worked, that our heroes on the front lines do not have all the personal protective equipment to protect themselves. >> reporter: the need for gear, including ventilators, is unrelenting as the number of pa

who are close to discussions on capitol hill where the senate and the house are trying to put be ento pap pen to paper on what this stimulus package looks like. the price fashion is expetag iso grow it's likely to only get bigger the second point is lawmakers are skeptical about a bail out of boeing. they believe there are many industries and many companies that are deserving of stimulus because the coronavirus, as they see it, is an act of god boeing have been describing in the same realm as aig become in the financial crisis whose current situation is the result of their own corporate decision. underwriting a lot of risky securities in boeing case, the issue with the 737 max throughout the course of this year. unclear whether the administration will step in and say there's a national security or some sort of strategic importance but it's clear the way that lawmakers want to describe this package is provide much needed injection into the american economy >> as i explained yesterday that legislation was hardly perfect it imposes new cost and uncertainty on small businesses at precisely th

others to make sure we're doing the most effective things we can possibly do to stop the spread of this pap democratic. >> do you think it would help the public -- not because of a partisan difference between yourself and him -- do you think it would help if he would just stop talking and let dr. fauchi be the only one who talks. >> thank you for asking me that. i am so over the partisan difference. literally from the floor of the house yesterday. it was an extraordinary moment. little more of a year, it's been a heck of a year but it was not a partisan day. while there were some small bickering and silly obstructionist by a single member of the republican party, you saw a house yooint united in a historic bill that sends $2.2 trillion act. it's called the care act. it is a well dressed bill that actually sends important resources to our hospitals, to our state and local governments, to you're schools, to small businesses, medium businesses and large, and important to individuals and families. i hope the president does quiet down, listen to the experts, follow their guidance so that the ame

what we're learning pap tweet sent by his office that says "senate rand paul tested positive for coronavirustine, asymptomatic and tec tested out of abundance of caution. he was not infected by any one person." it adds to the urgency is trying to come together for the stimulus bill. republicans and democrats meeting separately as part of their lincoynch luncheon as we news. >> wish the best for rand paul, who is a physician. thanks very much. >>> many americans want to know what they should expect if they get infected by coronavirus. cnn's brian todd reports on patients across the country and their fight against this disease. [ coughing ] >> reporter: kevin harris with a painful cough. >> yeah. that's the cough. >> reporter: he's laid up in a hospital in warren, ohio, a victim of coronavirus. experts say a cough is one of the first symptoms you feel when you have the virus, but it's a certain kind of cough. >> a cold and flu can sometimes cause a really runny nose, and sort of more of sort of mucus feeling inside in your cough and in your nose. whereas this virus seems to be much more of a d