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but pro-publica reports even then beds would be 95% full. now look at the path for the worst case scenarios. first with 20% of adults becoming infected over six months. at that rate, hospitals in the red regions quickly need many more beds than they actually have. then if 60% of adults get coronavirus in a six-month time span, the map turns virtually all red meaning the u.s. would need more than seven times the number of available hospital beds than it currently has. what it shows, says the harvard institute's director -- >> the data says that if we fail to act, if we go with the status quo we are going to be in a lot of trouble. that most hospitals in most communities are going to end up getting overwhelmed. >> reporter: for hospitals, he ng up beds. for communities, it's about continuing to shut down public venues including restaurants and bars. >> this is a national emergency where we're all going to have to work together. every mayor, every governor has to be asking themselves are they going to be part of the solution, or are they going

joining me now is caroline chen, a reporter for "pro publica," who is coverinthe covid-19 sponse and what we need to know about the spread of the virus. you lived through sars when you were a kid in hg kong. u covered zika and ebola. so you have a little bit of perience watching these things roll out. what is most concerning to you t ght now? >> ws most concerning to me is how preped the u.s. is, we are in a critical junction right now because speed matters ight now. we're still in early days in the u.s. buhow prepared we are now and how we respond right now over these weeks are gng to matter a lotd e population i'm most fncerned about are the vulnerable ar me that means the elderly in particular with a this diseas also the front-line workers. so that is health care workers and first responders. because this is more deadly than the flu. and in partular, there is enough data right now to know that it is a really danerous disease, particularly for the elderly. th's important to know. i think scientists are also t confident enousay that it is less deadly than a disease like sars where t

representatives once their financial statements come out we'll be able to take a look at the good folks at pro publica who did a great job with this daily beast did a good job with it they're going to look into this and we will have more names of welcome out of here and the trick is to be tried don't be tribal about it put on blinders if it's democrat then find that the you have to deal with a democrat same way deal with a republican vice versa that's the only way you can change any of this type of culture in that congressional bubble that exists in washington d.c. thanks for joining me ok thank you coming up goober. or c always asking the president for some serious funding to keep the popular wide sharing service afloat as its usual customers have all but disappeared due to the citywide closures over the call of our that and more when we come back. the stock market i could imagine trading in a 1000 again on the dow and that would be an appropriate level given the true underlying economic factors the bond market. should be 4 or 5 percent in the in the 30 day interest rate ok that would mean bonds woul

their financial statements come out we'll be able to take a look at the good folks at you know pro publica who did a great job with this daily beast did a good job with it they're going to look into this and we will have more names of welcome out of here and the trick is to be tried don't be tribal about it put on blinders if it's democrat then find that the you have to deal with democrat same way deal with republican vice versa that's the only way you can change any of this type of culture in that congressional bubble that exists in washington d.c. thanks for joining me ok thank you coming up goober c. is asking the president for some serious funding to keep the popular ride sharing service afloat as it's because there were some of it disappeared due to the wide closures over the coronavirus that and more when we come back. i don't i mean you get there see i don't think about a lot of room in a distant room and. i kind of got on that. course if i'm not going now i think it's hard and. the africa mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe but once they. leave the current speech

in florida, a pharmacist told pro publica one doctor tried to get 200 tablets of the drug.unnecessarily prescribing hydroxychloroquine, what would you say to me? >> i completely understand why you're taking this action. you're wanting to protect your family or yourself. but you and i both took oaths to protect patients. >> reporter: the cocreator of the show knows she's not alone. >> all of us are in the same boat. we don't know how long this is going to last. >> reporter: cbs pharmacy said it is setting quantity limits on the amount of drug people can get, but that's not going to apply to people like maeries a who need it for their autoimmune disease. meanwhile the drug still has to go through fda approval. those trials begin tuesday in new york. >> dr. jon lapook reporting from his own home. >>> like tens of millions of americans, he's under self-quarantine, but there are millions more we know whose jobs are labeled as essential. they don't get to stay home. and a growing number are getting sick. adriana diaz has that part of the story. >> you have to make sure, you know,

for more, i'm joined by robert who covers money and politics for pro publica and eugene robinson.es in question don't smell good to put it mildly. are they illegal? >> so it is certainly illegal for members of congress to partake in insider trading proving that, is very difficult and that's why it's so fair to see these kinds of cases. i can tell you that i looked at hundreds, probably thousands of these forms as part of miy job s an investigation tove reporter looked at this and i was struck. it was 33 separate transactions in one day, all of them sales, no purchases and the total dollar amount was whopping. it was up to $1.7 million, and senator burr is wealthy compared to most americans but as far as, you know, compared to other members of congress, he's not. this is a significant fraction of his net worth. >> you know, his office today released a statement or maybe yesterday night released a statement saying that he made all these trades before the market started to fluctuate. does that mean they're okay? >> so that was sort of an odd comment, right? usually you get a defense

pro publica did an analysis, an analysis with harvard global health institute, we looked at each region's capacity to handle the influx of patients in a, you know, covid-19 outbreak. what we find is that if this hits really fast, almost every region is going to be overwhelmed, which is why we need to slow the curve. that's why you're hearing messages for folks to stay at home, and why almost every public health official in the u.s. today is taking this as seriously as it is. hospitals just simply don't have the room for a surge of patients that could come if this really roots. >> i hope those young kid s on spring break you heard from are listening to you and heeding this and watching this, because they have no idea how many people this is affecting and how. charles, thank you for your reporting. thank you for being here. >> thanks, poppy. >>> so the crisis is so serious in new york city, they're weighing here whether to turn hotels in new york into hospitals. we'll talk to the head of new york city's emergency management division next. >>> the economic fallout of this pandemic is stunnin

the public declarations of in a dence were featured separate pro-publica report on thursday indicating that ber, who has access to regular intelligence tweeting 580,000 and before llion in stock the markets collapse said un the strain of the coronavirus. spared him severe financial pain, progressive impressionled for an and demanded that burr step down. to point out there are simply senators reported having the weeks before the stock market collapsed. burr. ors diane fienstein of california. sirnt from oklahoma. kelly ruffler. >> with senator burr survive this. fox host tucker carlson, and representative alex andy cortose called on him to resign. let's get back to your calls jacqueline in los angeles. welcome. caller: good morning, how are you? youle.e, thank caller: i'm calling because i wonderful not only the president doing all this for us, we have to do our part. a positive person, and i loverb, god loves everyone, and pulls together. this will surpass. fergus falls minnesota on the medal professional line, there.i hi. watching a lot. sitting in the middle of north america. watchin

pro inmigrantes y abogados, ice anunciÓ que detendrÁn temporalmente sus redadas en respuesta al coronavirus. la agencia dijo que se centrarÁ en perseguir sÓlo a personas que representen un riesgo para la seguridad pÚblicaditor jorge cancino. ¿quiÉnes estÁ en la mira de ahÍ en este momento? jorge: la persona que tiene antecedentes criminales serios, esas son las personas que estÁn en la mira de ice, personas que tienen una orden de deportaciÓn final, hay que cuidarse mucho. la recomendaciÓn para estas personas, segÚn el abogado, que busquen un abogado criminalista, para que averigüen, travÉs de ellos, cuÁles son las consecuencias migratorios. borja: hace unos dÍas recibÍamos aquí atrÁs de un mensaje en la ediciÓn edita, que nos avisaban de unas redadas que se realizan de manera aleatoria en la florida, precisamente a jÓvenes que estaban esperando para tomar el autobÚs, personas que no tenÍan documentos, pero no tenÍan antecedentes criminales. si alguien ha sido detenido puede ser puesto en libertad despuÉs de esta nueva orden? >> segÚn lo que explicÓ ayer ice, en la oficina de asuntos relativos de ice al senado de estados unidos, es que ellos van a utilizar los programas de detenciÓn aleatoria, o los pr