former general patrick murphy. general patrick murphy was in charge of our national guard for many years. did an outstanding job. i have been with him in many emergency situations over the years. he is a man who leads from the front. he is my type of leader. he had so much fun that he retired, and then he came and joined us as commissioner of homeland security. workingm and the team on this -- new yorkers should have total confidence, because they have done it before. they have been in this situation. not this exact situation, that they have handled emergencies, and they have handled them very well. they are proven. let's go through this for an update on where we are today. overview of the system -- everybody knows what we are dealing with. it is preventing overload of the health care system. the number of acute cases that are coming into the health care system -- we have broken the number of acute cases. must match the capacity of the health care system. that is what we have been working on. we watched the rate of

introducelike to general patrick murphy, to my left. murphy is tested, smart tested tough. i have been with the general for nine years. seen him in hurricanes, in superstorm sandy and floods and everything mother nature could throw at us. seen him in attempted terrorist attacks. there is no one better. he leads from front. he knows what he's doing. better could not have a commander at this time than general patrick murphy and i want you to know that. to congratulate the army corps of engineers for what they did here. i used to be in the federal government. i worked with the army corps of engineers all across the country. i worked with them on the pine ridge indian reservation building housing. theone of the officers of army corps of engineers is still in service and reminded me of that. they are top shelf and what they did here is top shelf. want to the thank the javits steppedich has really up and i want to thank our national guard because you are of us.t you are the best of us. youwhenever we call on you, are there and what you did in in one week, creating a hospital, is

i would like to introduce general patrick murphy who is to my left. general murphy has tested smart and test tough. i've been with general for nine years. i have seen him in hurricanes, super storm sandy, floods and everything mother nature could throw at us. i have seen him in attempted terrorist attacks. there is no one better. he leads from the front. he knows what he is doing. you cannot have a better commander at this time than general patrick murphy and i want you to know that. i want to congratulate the army corps of engineers for what they did here. i worked with the army corps of engineers all across the country on the pine ridge indian reservation building housing. one of the officers of the army corps of engineers is in service and reminded me of that. they are top shelf. what they did here is top shelf. i want to thank the javits staff which stepped up and i want to thank the national guard because you are the best of us. you are the best of us and whenever we call on you, you were there and what you did in this facility in one week creatin

first, i would like to deduce general patrick murphy to my left. general murphy is tested, smart and has tested tough. i've been with the general for nine years could i have seen him in hurricanes and in super storm sandy and floods and everything mother nature could throw at us and i have seen him in terrorist attacks and there is no one better. he leads from the front and knows what he's doing and you could not have a better commander at this time then general patrick murphy and i want you to know that. i want to congratulate the army corps of engineers for what they did here and i used to be in the federal government and i worked with the army corps of engineers all across the state and worked with them on the pine ridge indian reservation building houses and one of the officers of the army corps of engineers is still in service and reminded me of that. they are top shelf. what they did here is top shelf. i want to thank the javits center staff that has stepped up and i want to thank our national guard. you are the best of us. you are the best of

go back to politicking i'm talking with patrick murphy a former democratic member of congress from florida currently chairman of the political nonprofit group future of forum foundations and he is joining us from miami. give me give me your analysis of what a a biden trunk race would be like. well there's no reason to think that this won't be a nasty you know election coming up i mean the trend has been that the elections are getting more and more partisan that that there is more negativity that there's more name calling in the mix the president has already come up with a you know a nickname for vice president biden or will probably continue you know with these sort of middle school drabs i can't imagine what these debates are going to be like with someone with as much maturity and tenure sort of in public service as joe biden up against donald trump who is almost regressing in his 4 years in office with the attacks and claims that he's making so it's going to be nasty you know i am pretty confident that vice president biden is going to do the best he can to stay. the fray to talk about th

knows.who everyone the commissioner from the health department and general patrick murphy. general patrick murphy was in charge of our national guard for many years. did an outstanding job. i've been with him in many emergency situations over the years. he's a man who leads from the front. he's my type of leader. he had so much fun that he retired and came and joined us as commissioner of homeland security. this team, new yorkers should have total confidence because they have done it before. they've been in the situation. not this exact situation, but they've handled emergencies and they've handled them all very well. they are proven. let's go through this for an update on where we are today. everyone knows what we are dealing with. it's preventing overload of the health care system, so the number of acute cases are coming in to the health care system, the growth in the number of acute cases must match the capacity of the health care system and that is what we have been working on. the rate of icu hospitalizations even more closely, the difference between the number of beds

first, i would like to introduce general patrick murphy, he's tested and smart and he's tested tough.been with the general for nine years and i have seen him in hurricanes and super storm sandy and everything mother could throw at us. i have seen him in terrorist attacks and there is no one better. he leaves from the front, he knows what he's doing. you could not have a better commander at this time than general patrick murphy, i want you to know that. i want to congratulate the army corp of engineers of what they did here. i used to work with them on the pine ridge indian reservation building houses. one of the officers of the army corp of engineers are still in service and reminded me of that. they are top shelf. i want to thank you the javits staff which really stepped up and our national guard because you are the best of us. you are the best of us. when ever we call on you, you are there, and what you did in this facility in one week creating a hospital is just incredible. i don't know how you did it, now you did such a good job that i am asking for four more from the president. t

first, i would like to introduce general patrick murphy, who is to my left.eral murphy is tested, smart and he is tested tough. i have been with the general for nine years. i have seen him in hurricanes and superstorm sandy and floods and everything mother nature could throw at us. i've seen him in attempted terrorist attacks. there is no one better. he leads from the front. he knows what he's doing. and you could not have a better commander at this time than general patrick murphy, and i want you to know that. i want to congratulate the army corps of engineers for what they did here. i used to be in the federal governmen government. i worked with the army corps of engineers all across the country. i worked with them on the pine ridge reservation, biddiuilding housing. one of the officers in the army corps of engineers is still in service and they reminded me of that. they are top shelf. what they have was top shelf. i want to thank the javits staff, who has really stepped up. and i want to thank our national guard. because you are the best of us. you are the

first, i would like to introduce general patrick murphy to my left. tested tough. i have been with the general for nine years. i have seen him in hurricanes and super storm sandy, and floods. and everything mother nature could throw at us. i have seen him in attempted terrorist attacks. there is no one better. he leads from the front. he knows what he is doing. and you could not have a better commander at this time then general patrick murphy. and i want you to know that. i want to congratulate the army corps of engineers for what they did here. i used to be in the federal government with the army corps of engineers all across the country. i worked with them on the pine ridge indian reservation building houses. and one of the officers of the army corps of engineers is still in service and reminded me of that. they are top shelf. and what they did here is top shelf. i want to thank the staff that has really stepped up. and i want to thank our national guard. because, you are the best of us. you are the best of us. and whenever we call on you, you are t

. >> general patrick murphy. to my left we have general shields.re two gentlemen who i have been through many situations with. we've been through hell and back, and if you have to have two professionals dealing with a situation like this, these are the two people that you want to be with. so i thank both generals for being here today. i'm private cuomo but i'll be your governor today. i want to begin by thanking all the army corps of engineer people who are here today who have done an outstanding job. they came in very quickly and they're setting up the emergency hospital, which is going to be badly needed. i want to thank alan steele and all the people at the javits center. this is a great exhibition hall, but this is not what they normally do, and they have really stepped up and risen to the occasion. so i want to thank them. let me take you through some facts today because we have

secretary and governor, commissioner from the health department in general murphy, and general patrick murphy, it was in charge of our national guard for many years. did not did an outstanding job, and within him in many emergency situations over the years. he's a man who leads from the front. it is my type of leader. he had so much fun when he retired in any came and joined us as commissioner of homeland security. this team, and the new yorkers, should have total confidence. because they have done it before. they've been in the situation and not this exact one but if handled emergencies, and they handled the more very well. the r will adverse. let's go do an update where we are today. everybody knows what we are dealing with. it is preventing an overload of the healthcare system. so the number of acute cases are coming into the healthcare system. the growth in the number of cases, must match the capacity of the healthcare system. and that is what we have been working on. we have watched that rate of hospitalizations, the rate of icq hospitalizations, even more closely. the difference between

let me introduce to my right we have general patrick murphy. my left we have general raymond shields. governor cuomo: these are two gentlemen who i have been through many situations with

let me introduce to my right we have general patrick murphy. my left we have general raymond shields. governor cuomo: these are two gentlemen who i have been through many situations with. we have been through hell and back. and if you have to have two professionals dealing with the situation like this, these are the two situations that you -- these are the two people you want to be with. i thank both generals for being here today. mr. cuomo, ail be your governor today. i thank you for all the engineer people who are here today who have done an outstanding job. they came in very quickly in setting up this emergency hospital. which is going to be badly eeded. all the people of the javitt septre, this is a great exhibition hall. but this is not what they normally do and they have stepped up and risen to the occasion. i want to thank them. let me take you through some facts today because we have some more facts and circumstance that is are not encouraging. and i want to make sure people understand them and we react accordingly. the increase in the

. >> general patrick murphy was in charge of our national guard for many years. did an outstanding job. i've been with him in many emergency situations over the years. he's a man who leads from the front, so he's my type of leader. he had so much fun that he retired and then he came and joined us as commissioner of homeland security. this team and the team we have working on this, new yorkers should have total confidence because they have done this before. they've been in this situation. not this exact situation, but thai handled emergencies and they've handled them all very well. so they are proven. let's go through an update for today. overall in the system, everybody knows what we're dealing with. it's preventing an overload of the health care system, so the number of acute cases that are coming into the health care system, the growth in the number of acute cases must match the capacity of the health care system, and that's what we've been working on. we watched the rate of hospitalizations, we watched the rate of icu hospitalizations even more closely. it's t

director, the secretary to the governor, the commissioner from the health department, and general patrick murphy

patrick's day traditions have changed this year. for example, due to coronavirus concerns, the band the dropkick murphys will livestream their annual st. patrick's day concert. i never thought i would say this, but thank you, dropkick murphys, for setting a good example for young people. let's not just flatten the curve. let's dropkick the curve! where are my manners? say hi to our friend jon batiste and stay homin.' jon, happy saint patrick's day! >> jon: yes indeed, right here at home, sitting at home. >> stephen: how are you doing, jon? >> jon: i'm good. i'm quarantined. >> stephen: are you practicing social distancing? >> jon: yeah, i love social music, but this time it's around distance. >> stephen: people get a little anxious because of this virus. how are you keeping yourself calm? >> jon: you know, i'm sitting around the piano. i have a lot of songs i can play and learn and books to read and watching stuff on hulu. it's crazy, you know. >> stephen: by the way, jon, happy st. patrick's day. >> jon: oh, yeah. well, you know, it's crazy to have st. patrick's day like this. >> stephen: yeah, no parades. no green beer. or you can

boston's own dropkick murphys, blasting out a st. patrick's day party for the ages no live audience in person but hundreds of thousands watching online from around the world >> we want to help you take your mind off your problems, you know forks a couple of hours. >> reporter: they roared their approval as the band raised funds for charity. the couch surfers even got into living room crowsu needed this, fans wrote ine' be♪ >> reporter: other artists are martin and keith urban the power of music brings us together even when we were apart. >> god bless you all. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> making the best of it reminder the special tomorrow on the coronavirus on the networks of nbc that's our broadcast tonight thank you for watching take care of yourself and each other. good night the right, i love this song. ♪ oh, thinkin' about our younger years ♪ ♪ there was only you and me ♪ we were young and wild and free ♪ ♪ now nothin' can take you away from me ♪ ♪ we've been down that road before ♪ ♪ but that's over now ♪ you keep me comin' b

dropkick murphys blasting out a st. patrick'srty for the ages no live audience in person but hundreds of thousands watching online from around the world ♪ >> we want to help take your mind off your problems, you know, for a couple hours. >> reporter: they roared their approval as the band raised funds for charity. the coach surfers got into living room crowd surfing. while others joined in thanks, guys, we definitely needed this, fans wrote in working from home feels lonely but with 134,000 fans, it artis doesn't feel so bad. ♪ >> reporter: other artists are streaming john legend, chris martin and keith urban the power of music brings us together even when we were apart. ♪ >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> making the best of it reminder the special tomorrow on the coronavirus on the networks of nbc that's our broadcast tonight thank you for watching take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> we've been through fires. we've been through power safety shut offs. now we are in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic. >> r

murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and. >> president bernal is away this afternoon on some business, so he's asked that i chair the meeting for this evening. the health commission will please come to order and the secretary will call the roll. [ roll call ]. >> our next item, please clanchts item is the approval of the february 18, 2020, minutes. >> the minutes are before you for your approval. a motion is in order. >> i move to app

murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you

dropkick murphys always plays boston on saint patrick's day. but the pandemic put a stop to that this year instead the irish american punk band is playing for the whole world, a free live stream concert available on youtube instagram and facebook live. >>the show begins tuesday at 07:00pm boston time getting celtic in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a little peek outside before we go it is cool to chilly. i guess it depends on where you are like in san francisco, it's 46 degrees in the north bay, we're dipping down to 38 and napa 37 in livermore and 42 right now in san jose so grab a jacket as you're grab a jacket as you're stepping out. we'll have y ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. ♪ dum [slurping sound]dum 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. ♪ while you're working hard, do you know what your money is doing? probably not much. is your bank letting your money be lazy? make your money work harder than ever with ally's new smart savings tools. for all things

cheryl: and the drop kick murphies are still celebrating st. patrick'sonavirus outbreak. the band known for irish influenced rock music will live stream their yearly concert. it will be available on youtube and the band's social media pages at 7:00 p.m. eastern time today, lauren, because it is st. patrick's day and it's a strange, eerie st. patrick's day. lauren: neither one of us are wearing green today, cheryl. i did notice that we kind of forgot about it. let's take a look at futures this morning. you were seeing green, but now it is red. dow down 232, s&p down 28, nasdaq down 33. european losses did intensify. we turned lower in the u.s. speaking of europe, the european union is preparing to vote on a 30-day travel ban as the number of coronavirus cases surge there. we're also watching that today. cheryl: well, the eu preparing to vote on that 30-day travel ban. coronavirus cases, they've surged but imagine living there and not knowing that there's even a pandemic happening around you. we're going to talk about that coming up next. ♪ do you recall,

>> not even the coronavirus could keep the drop kick murphys from playing their st. patrick's day show. >> we had to do it differently. when the band's performance was canceled they live streamed it. >> let's sit tight. let's beat this thing. you know what i'm saying? are you with us? the crowd is -- the crowd is going wild. ♪ >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by brought to you by toyota -- let's go places. . >> the drop kick murphys. do you know them? >> i do. yes, i do. >> nicely done, drop kick mur murphys. >> i've done it every year for a long, long time. >> we're all trying to navigate all of this. >>> that's where we begin, of course. welcome to "cbs this morning." because every day we're bringing you everything you need to know about this unfolding coronavirus crisis. it changeages all the time. -- it changes all the time. we'll help you sort through the information. >>> right now millions of americans are already sheltering in place to help slow the spread. the streets of san francisco have been largely empty since local officials issued an order not to leav

patrick's day weekend last weekend and our bars were packed. and that's why i got together with andrew cuomo and phil murphy and we said we're going to do this togetherwe closed down restaurants and bars at the same time. pretty tough to on the eve of st. patrick's day, but we have to send the message, it's serious. >> where are you on testing kits? on ventilators? hospital capacity? >> well, hospital capacity i could work on. i can deal with that locally in terms of expanding into intermedia care facilities. we're trying to shut down our elective surgeries so we can open up more facilities there. we really need the federal government to step up. when it comes to ventilators, can't get that on amazon. that's a priority. some urban districts, we got some swabs. got three or four days of that. so we're limited there. as well as ppe, the protective clothing. we're having a hard time getting nurses to go into the nursing homes unless they can get the protective clothing. >> on the financial front, you saw what congress is going to do. you've got to focus on keep iin your state healthy. all of that. i guess at this point, you hope congress can fill in the

the dropkick murphys weren't about to let the coronavirus stop their annual saint patrick's day celebrationboys from boston still performed via live stream the show is available on youtube in case you missed it because i missed same for you guys of course is nowhere to go because don't we all feel that way melissa etheridge is taking the online concert idea even further with daily performances. she's calling the stay at home concert series. no tickets required just head over to our facebook page. >>from a polar opposite genre, hardcore punk band crow mags streamed and recorded a free concert for its fans just days after a planned performance at new york city's webster hall was canceled p and some artists are performing online to help others in need singer-songwriter lily kershaw joined a trio of other artists on youtube to raise funds for feeding america's covid 19 response fun. >>with more and more musicians announcing live stream performances. this could be how we enjoy live music for the time being. >>wishing my streaming capability to limit in hollywood, i'm rick >>when schools close to

murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you

i know, i am a murphy, by the way, guilty as charged, i know that people wanted to celebrate st. patrick'say, but absolutely no one should even be considering going out to a bar. even if you feel completely healthy, you can still be a carrier of coronavirus. there will be another st. patrick's day next year. sitting this one out could mean the difference for you or someone you love to actually making it to then. our new jersey family is to precious. we all must play our part to win the fight against coronavirus and emerge stronger than ever. this is not a time for selfishness. this is a time to think of those around you. to every new jersey and who has already taken personal responsibility too hard during this emergency, and there are millions of you, i thank you. and i urge you to continue doing what you are doing. and to keep meeting on model for others who may need a wake-up call. folks, a couple of extemporaneous comments we need to put, just as i have said, and will continue to say, this is no time to panic. it is still no time to panic. it is time for smart, intelligent, aggressive,

murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you

murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society.s not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you. also, than

patrick's day live stream rock concert. first ever for us. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic has put a crunch on the entire economy. the dropkick murphyss at this point, no one's thinking about finances yet. we're thinking about lifting spirits and getting through this thing physically than worry being how we'll pay our bills afterwards i suppose. we just wanted to do it for the fans. >> reporter: after first for the band -- practicing social distancing on stage. >> we're the typical boston guys -- not hugging all over each other on stage. we keep a little distance normally. but we kept a little extra distance. yeah. you know, if you look at each other singing, there's a lot of, you know, spit flying sometimes. >> reporter: though self-quarantining at home tuned in, the live stream has nearly ten million views with fans expressing their gratitude across social media. >> a much wider audience took interest. we're happy to take their attention from the negative stuff out there now. >> reporter: countless other artists have hopped on the livestream bandwagon. garth brooks -- ♪ ben gibbard of death cap for cutie. ♪ the district sleeps alon

knows.who everyone the commissioner from the health department and general patrick murphy