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she comes to us from sarasota flop, florida. -- from sarasota, florida. president will declare a national emergency. maybe some of the funds will help with testing. is that an important step? >> it is. the problem is it is late in coming and the initial response from the federal government was inconsistent. we did not have as are at the federal level taking care of the issues. lots of states are doing a good job, others are scrambling to try to catch up. late, sonse was really here we are trying to catch up with what other countries are doing and put in place the measures we need at the state and local level. we just got a headline that the brazilian president has tested negative for the coronavirus. there is good news, someone who does not have the disease. talk to us about testing. those of us were not professionals the way you are cannot figure out why we cannot get the testing going. dr. rosenau: because we were not prepared and that was not a priority and we did not have somebody at the federal level seeing to it we had the measures in place as other

sarasota, florida joins us. >> good evening. thank you for your time. healthy but may have had exposure, we followed quarantine guidelines and are quite ill at the end of january. test showrent exposure or current virus, and , shouldows exposure blood or plasma donations be offered? exposed, youou are can quarantine yourself. that means you are exposed but not necessarily infected. after 14 days you can lead quarantine. what we need to track is if you get sick, you have more than 100.4ymptoms, over temperature and shortness of breath. at that point, connect with a health care provider and get tested to see if you have it or not. news is testing sites are popping up everywhere in every state and we are trying to keep the testing sites away from embattled health care systems with drive-through facilities. i am hoping all those options are available. host: let's go to maps in naples, florida. us how manyell hundreds of cases and of deaths [indiscernible] dangersinimizing the that were created by this epidemic? agrees theeryone response has not been timely

is maryellen in sarasota, florida. caller: good morning. theess i wanted to ask at one thing that we've been struggling with. sincebeen in the house march 14. make two trips out. went to the pharmacy, the bank and the post office. we were able to get groceries delivered. but then i had to go to the grocery store because we did need extra supplies. and i guess the thing that struck me was that so many people have been careless and they haven't been staying at home. and when i went to the grocery mask, i made a homemade and i wore disposable rubber gloves and i was very careful to maintain a clean barrier and keep my distance. what do you do about the people that just aren't taking this seriously? because they are putting the entire country at risk. how do you get through to people that don't realize that this is a crisis and we all have to do the right things and help each other? difficults been very for i think all of us to do. i'm a health care professional. i'm a doctor. i am not a government person. so i think about it in terms of as a p

sin embargo, en el condado sarasota, destacÓ que estÁ a unas 25 millas al noreste de miami, unos 15 recintosrtante, y decidÍ hacerlo. con mi mÁscara cuesta, pero hay que salir hacerlo. ivÁn: en miami-dade, asÍ como tambiÉn el resto de los 66 condados de la florida, los recintos estarÁn abiertos hasta las 7:00 p.m., hora del este. analistas polÍticos han vaticinado que joe biden ganarÍa las primarias presidenciales, y tiene que ver con que bernie sanders en varios momentos de sus entrevistas, la postura que mantuvo en torno a cuba, venezuela y nicaragua. marÍa: muchas gracias a ivÁn taylor. los rostros de todos los reporteros en los estados unidos que usted ve en su ciudad, estan con nosotros. usted estÁ ocupado por las medidas de limpieza de descontaminaciÓn. juan: mi provocaciÓn era que por un lado se le da a la poblaciÓn un mensaje de no ir a lugares donde hay demasiadas personas, y por otro lado se le da el mensaje de ir a votar, me parece que en este momento la prioridad, como paÍs, debe ser la salud pÚblica. esa era mi preocupaciÓn, hubo ciudadanos que fueron a votar, y tomaron su preca

. >> jimmy from carol in sarasota, florida. name some companies sitting on a lot of cash that would be good investments. >> i think the answers are obvious to me. one is apple with over 200 billion of of cash on hand net cash over 100 billion an then google, alphabet, 109 billion of cash and net of cash that's 74 billion and they have a ton of cash and while they will see a hit in the current environment they should be growing that cash. >> courtney to you from kelly in las vegas, what about cvs? is it a buy? >> short answer is, yes. so i actually bought cvs this month. it is still down 20% from the highs. think essential businesses and the fact you go into cvs if you see a loaf of bread on the shelf people are picking it up and selling things they have never sold in the quanlities they ever would have thought they would sell. >> all right john, to you lastly, joe in minnesota, are precious metals buy, sell, hold? >> slv is a straight-out buy, scott. i was going to say a hold but a straight buy because it's coming up off of 11

he died today at sarasota memorial hospital in florida. he was 81 years old.ung cancer survivor who lived with chronic inflammatory lung disease. his career spans more than 55 years and he won tony's for his plays and musicals. he was openly and often wrote about homophobia, love, and aids. >>> greta thunberg says she likely had coronavirus. the 17-year-old said in an instagram post that she believes she contracted the virus following a trip around central europe. she said both she and her father who travels with her had symptoms of covid-19 but she said she was never tested but spent two weeks in isolation away from her family before recovering. she urge young people to take the virus seriously. >>> around the world, more and more countries are locking down their residents, this as the 2020 olympic games which were set to begin in july have now been officially postponed for a year. >> reporter: some 400,000 confirmed cases around the world and still no end in sight to the outbreak. governments are now issuing stronger social distancing orders including india,

sarasota county have the most cases. nine people came from close contact. the rest are unknown causes. anybody on board is infected with the virus. test results from 45 passengers are it's good to be announced today. allie is live where the tests are being processed. allie? back people from the department of health are getting a variety of the timeline when they might release test results we have not heard back. the samples are at the health labdepartment of health lab in richmond. they have to be picked up and dropped off from the grand princess cruise ship. they used helicopters to get the results on and off the ship . they are transported by ambulance in richmond. the liner is not allowed to birth in san francisco because of coronavirus concerns. it is 100 miles off the coast. there are 3500 people on board the ship. some of them came down with flulike illnesses this week. also, passenger who had been on the ship and had disembarked, died. there are 2300 passengers on the ship and 1100 crew members. of that total of 35 have shown flulike symptoms during

of italian modern art in new york and has worked as well for the john and mabel museum of art in sarasota and the sir john museum in london. the lost world of james smithson was her first book and she resides in new york. please welcome heather ewing. [applause] heather: thanks for having me. can you all hear me? wonderful. it is really a pleasure to be here. i very much look forward to speaking and meeting with you all afterwards. i just wanted to let you know i will be bowing to you and not shaking hands per our current instructions. i encourage you all to do the same. anyway, i wanted to thank you all very much for having me. it is a pleasure to be here to talk about this topic that i care about so much. and so, here we go. you all know the smithsonian well as the keeper of many of the most iconic objects of american culture. and, i thought i would run through a bunch of them. dorothy's ruby slippers, of course. charles lindbergh's spirit of st. louis. abraham lincoln's top hat. since we are here in baltimore, this is the star-spangled banner. soon after it came to the smithsonian wher

sarasota, florida joins us. >> good evening. thank you for your time. healthy but may have had exposure, we followed quarantine guidelines and are quite ill at the end of january. test showrent exposure or current virus, and , shouldows exposure blood or plasma donations be offered? exposed, youou are can quarantine yourself. that means you are exposed but not necessarily infected. after 14 days you can lead quarantine. what we need to track is if you get sick, you have more than 100.4ymptoms, over temperature and shortness of breath. at that point, connect with a health care provider and get tested to see if you have it or not. news is testing sites are popping up everywhere in every state and we are trying to keep the testing sites away from embattled health care systems with drive-through facilities. i am hoping all those options are available. host: let's go to maps in naples, florida. us how manyell hundreds of cases and of deaths [indiscernible] dangersinimizing the that were created by this epidemic? agrees theeryone response has not been timely

janet taylor who's joining us from sarasota, florida. dr. at tiktok videos, everything from information to something that's frightening so how do we manage this as parents? >> well, you're right, amy. they are watching but as parents we'll take any port of entry to talk to them. so check in with them. it's a great opportunity to say what do you know, how do you feel? in fact, you can explore and get information together. >> what about if you're walking down the street and seem people wearing masks. that could frighten some children. what do you tell them? >> well, as an adult sometimes it frightens you like do you think should i be wearing one but what we know is that we can get their reaction, ask them to tell us how they feel. explain how the virus is spread, and teach them how to wash their hand, for example, 20 seconds as you can sing twinkle twinkle little star, say your a, b, cs and also encourage them to greet people and certainly say hi but without touching adults and also other children. >> also in our reporting we've been talking a

i know my mom missing her church service so much in sarasota, florida.tart the day off with a grateful attitude. when you wake up in the morning you can think, i've got this virus and things aren't right in the world and i have this other trouble to deal with. that's drawing in the negativity. right at the very start of the day, where we are now, we make an attitude that we're going to be grateful. find something to be grateful for, whether you have your health, family, friends, something like that. i believe when you start the day off in faith, it will help the day to go better. you are setting the tone for the day. i think another thing is it just as muchnergto go arouto thinking what is is bs ds to say, lord, i think that you are in control. this is going to be a good day. i'm going to embrace where i am. i'm going to be happy. i'm going to be a blessing to somebody else. i think the last thing i would encourage is take it a day at a time because sometimes we think, what if i can't do this for another month? what if i can't do this for two months. you

i was a reporter in sarasota, in venice, did a lot of small business reporting in every one of they situationur banker. be on the phone with them, talk to them, begin a discussion of how to work it out and to get from here to there don't wait for the government. call your banker, call a banker if you don't have one and see if you can figure something out a person that has a liquidity problem right now, some of the checks that are coming from the government, some of the loans could help them bridge that gap. when the business comes back they will be going along and swimming fine and it won't be a solvency rob it will be individual. some people living hand to mouth didn't have savings either in the business or their personal lives are going to be a lot more stressed than people who put a little money away for a rainy day. call your banker what everybody says in these situations be upfront and work something out. it's not easy but it can to be done >> steve, stick around we have another voice to join us on this conversation joining us on the phone is jaime bullard, the president of the st. louis

is maryellen in sarasota, florida. caller: good morning.heess i wanted to ask at one thing that we've been struggling with. sincebeen in the house march 14. make two trips out. went to the pharmacy, the bank and the post office. we were able to get groceries delivered. but then i had to go to the grocery store because we did need extra supplies. and i guess the thing that struck me was that so many people have been careless and they haven't been staying at home. and when i went to the grocery mask, i made a homemade and i wore disposable rubber gloves and i was very careful to maintain a clean barrier and keep my distance. what do you do about the people that just aren't taking this seriously? because they are putting the entire country at risk. how do you get through to people that don't realize that this is a crisis and we all have to do the right things and help each other? difficults been very for i think all of us to do. i'm a health care professional. i'm a doctor. i am not a government person. so i think about it in terms of as a phy

host: sarasota, florida, republican line.es.r: i am confused about how joe biden can be running for proident when he committed or whatever it is. i am nervous, that is why. host: that is okay, go ahead with your comment. caller: anyway. i think we need to be more selective in our candidates running for president. .hey need to be scrutinized people that commit these crimes and get away with it and then have the nerve to run for our .resident is abominable this should never be allowed in our country. also, i think we need term limits for congress. i don't think they should ever be allowed to be giving themselves raises when people are struggling from paycheck to think trump i also is doing an excellent job despite the democrats. the man has had this country that is allrbly and i have to say. host: independent line in pearl river. with the lastur caller. i think the democratic debate was a joke last night. either of the two candidates are totally not for the people. that is not why i called. i called because if we can implement