sasha: nos vamos a nueva york. se trata de la menor cifra en 10 dÍas, sin embargo, el gobernador llama a no bajar la guardia y como nasa cabe adelantar evin extiende las medidas de aislamiento hasta el prÓximo 15 de mayo. deberÁn usar máscaras faciales para acceder a medio de transporte y otros lugares pÚblicos. jorge: buenos dÍas, la mÁscara serÁ obligatoria despuÉs de las ocho la noche, esa le comienzan vigor a las ocho. hay otra historia importante que nos ha hablado mucho y es que el alcalde ayer dijo que va utilizar 11,000 habitaciones de hoteles para personas que estÁn en cuarentena, algunos mÉdicos desde el principio desaguisado el alcalde, cuando las personas enferman en bt mÁndalas a las casas hay dos familias que viven en un apartamento, es mejor que las manden a los hoteles y despuÉs a sus casas y asÍ no se propagara enfermedad, pues ahora es que es lo estÁn haciendo entonces los mÉdicos dicen es una buena noticia se pudo haber evitado un montÓn de muertes. esto es muy importante, eso solamente lo estÁ c

sasha: quÉ maravilla.gan pensando, alimenta el pensamiento cognitivo de que estÁ solo, de que nadie me quiere, de que no puedo hacer nada, de que nadie estÁ conmigo. cuando pasan todas estas cosas las personas entran en este pozo oscuro que no pueden salir. llevan eso para depresiÓn. ahora es como que la calma estÁ dentro de la tempestad. una vez que las personas empiecen a salir mÁs y más y se dan cuenta de todas las cosas que han ido cambiando en el mundo y han ido cambiando en sus propias vidas, posiblemente, vamos a poder ver mÁs gente con depresiÓn. juan: doctor, nos dice que hay pacientes con pensamientos suicidas. tambiÉn dice que tienen coronavirus. cÓmo se manejan esos pacientes? doctor: esos pacientes van al hospital y vienen porque vienen con problemas de salud mental. dice que estÁn deprimidos y que tienen pensamientos suicidas. normalmente, un paciente asÍ pasarÍa a psiquiatría donde recibirÍa tratamiento intensivo. lamentablemente, cuando hacen lo inicial se encuentra que son positivos al cor

nuestra querida sasha ya estÁ lista desde su casa. sasha: muy buenos dÍas. ojalÁ nos ayude a todos.en la naciÓn, estaremos muy pendientes. quiero contarles que amanecemos con miras a la reapertura de la naciÓn. en los próximos dÍas, al menos seis estados anuncian planes para reactivar la economÍa. luego de que otros seis tambiÉn lo hiciera la semana pasada. todo ocurre en momentos en que se acerca casi al millÓn el nÚmero de contagios en la naciÓn. el presidente donald trump recalcÓ una vez mÁs que serán los gobernadores quienes tomen las Últimas decisiones con respecto a sus estados, pero pide que sigan una nueva lÍnea de recomendaciones. [habla en inglÉs] sasha: y en vivo, desde washington, edwin pitit nos dice cuÁles son las reacciones del mandatario al registrarse un aumento en el nÚmero de personas intoxicadas con desinfectantes, luego de que el presidente sugiriera que se estaba estudiando la manera de inyectar estos productos para contrarrestar los efectos de covid-19. edwin: muy buenos dÍas, te puedo contar que un rotundo no fue lo que dijo el presidente donald trump ayer en

sasha: gracias, feliz viernes para ti.000 personas ya eran portadores del virus antes de diagnosticar el primer caso la gran manzana el pasado 1 de marzo. y en concreto, dice que los hispanos y afroamericanos tambiÉn muestran tendencia mayor, porque muchos de ellos trabajan como ustedes saben, en el sistema transporte pÚblico de la gran manzana. vamos hasta la otra costa el paÍs y para eso vamos con el y angÉlica, bueno 10 para ti. angÉlica: aquÍ seguimos justamente dÁndole formaciÓn a nuestra gente porque el gobernar de california, firma una ley para evitar que cobradores de deudas se queden con su cheque de estÍmulo, a quienes ella le quitaron su dinero, que ese tranquilo porque se lo tienen que devolver. en vivo desde los Ángeles, socorro cruise tener los detalles y nos trae noticias alentadoras para esa ciudad. socorro: muy buenas noticias para los recientes de la ciudad de los angeles ya que el concejo municipal aprobÓ la creaciÓn de un fondo de ayuda para pagar las viviendas, las rentas, ¿como se puede solicitar esta

sasha: vamos a seguir con muchÍsimo mÁs. a mi casa con alguna prescripciÓn. dure tres dÍas tomando esto... y mi situaciÓn empeoró dramÁticamente. mis amigos me llevaron otra vez al hospital y cuando lleguÉ,sencillamente mi respiraciÓn era por debajo de la vida humana. ellas inmediatamente tuvieron que entubarme y en esta situaciÓn dure mÁs de una semana... fue una batalla fuertÍsima. ustedes como doctores saben que no se garantiza nada. estuve en coma. estuve en un coma inducido. en ese, dure una semana y media. comienzo a reaccionar y posteriormente abro los ojos y comienzo a dar gloria a dios, aunque honestamente no me acordaba de nada. no sabÍa por quÉ estaba allÍ y cÓmo lleguÉ. era como si el disco duro se habÍa borrado. despuÉs me di cuenta que tampoco podÍa caminar y no podÍa hablar.fue un proceso bastante largo y doloroso que me llevÓ mÁs de tres semanas en el hospital. carla: una experiencia muy difÍcil y de verdad podemos decir que inexplicable. son milagros de dios y de la vida. cÓmo te ha cambiado la vida y cuÁl f

que no veÍa 11 días despuÉs de una cesÁrea de emergencia en estado de coma inducido, nuestra colega sasha no lo había visto. borja: el pequeÑo estÁ en casa con su familia y hoy va a tener su primera cita mÉdica. supongo que son imÁgenes muy emocionantes que solamente pueden significar la importancia las personas que sois madres. carolina: no puedo imaginarme a esa madre estar separada de su bebÉ tras 11 dÍas. lo importante para el vÍnculo de mamÁ y bebÉ, pero afortunadamente con un final feliz. mÁs adelante en tu "ediciÓn digital": ¿estÁs pensando salir de tu casa en nueva york? a partir de maÑana deberÁs usar máscaras, si caminas por la calle, vas en autobÚs o a la tienda. borja: un grupo de madres hispanas unen sus talentos para apoyar a ♪ ♪ borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias en tu "ediciÓn digital". a partir de maÑana serÁ obligatorio el uso de mÁscaras para las personas que no puedan mantener el distanciamiento social de seis pies en tiendas, transporte pÚblico y en las aceras por donde transita muchÍsima gente. el gobernador andrew cuomo dijo que aplicarÁ un sistema parecido al de la g

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and sasha bottle reporting live from. in southern france many thanks indeed sasha as we heard earlier the head of the world health organization has warned countries against any hasty decisions on lifting restrictions let's go live to london. joins us now work from there via skype he is referring specifically to work to spain italy i suppose the world health organization that is having lifted partially restrictions there. yes that's right is that you west affected countries in europe from the coronavirus adrian and the world health organization trying to address this problem of when and how you start to ease restrictions because governments right now are trying to balance a health crisis with an impending economic crisis and this is that the dilemma but at the same time if you left the restrictions too early you risk a 2nd wave of infections in the w.h.o. saying that if you are looking at lifting restrictions you better make sure that your health system is properly equipped and prepared with a very comprehensive program of

ahÍ estÁ lista sasha prieto, ddesde su casa.detalles de lo que gira en torno a la polÉmica de hoy, ¿cuando debe darse la reapertura de cada uno de estos estados y cuÁles son la decisiones que deben tomar los gobernadores? edwin: asÍ es, buenos días. sabemos que el presidente trump sigue tratando de aconsejar a los gobernadores para ver cuÁndo van a poder abrir de forma gradual sus territorios, sabemos que hay estados que estÁn planeando cumplir con esta medida. veamos. desde esta maÑana georgia, los restaurantes podrÁn reanudar servicios para comer dentro de local y despuÉs querer Ámbar verÍas, salones de belleza gimnasios el pasado viernes hoy los cines abran sus puertas. pero georgia no estÁ sola, carolina el sur y oklahoma tamil levantÁndose restricciones y apartir de hoy algunos negocios abrirÁn en arkansas, colorado, mississippi y montana. aunque la de quedarse en de tennessee aspira el jueves permite que algunos negocios abran hoy. >> allÍ que momento dejar de vivir con miedo. edwin: mientras aumentan la presiÓn para abrir

sasha winslow is a registered nurse struggling to help patients. >> it's six days until we run out ofentilators, six days. of people that if we don't get what we need, will die. >> reporter: 41 states and the district of columbia now issuing stay-at-home orders. in pennsylvania, cases are skyrocketing at the rate of 1,000 a day. governor tom wolf is appealing to citizens to help. >> the only way we can cut the growth of this virus is to act as if we all have it. >> reporter: louisiana project tells see 2,500 new hospital cases a day by mid-may. in mississippi, people from 20 churches drove to hospitals to honk their horns, showing appreciation for those risking their lives to stop the spread. this naval ship was brought here to help take on non-covid patients, but the navy says only 24 out of 1,000 available beds are currently being used. jim. >> benemann: all right, michael, thanks so much. today, president trump said he'll be seeking more money for small businesses struggling to stay afloat. critics say the roll out of that relief plan has been rocky. late today, the president updat

in france and sasha is the e.u. playing catch up here. well there's no doubt the european union leaders have come under quite a bit of criticism from other european leaders some us a criticism amongst their own counterparts because many of said the europe has simply been too slow to react to the current of ours pandemic now what we have today is a youth leaders meeting via a virtual video conference because they can't meet together of course and they are looking at trying to. talk about how the e.u. can survive economically and what its own people it's a recovery that has been called a recovery by the pope that means different leaders consecrate on exactly how this recovery plan should be funded you're looking at a continent that's been absolutely factor tens of thousands of people have lost their lives a quantum e.-s. have come to a standstill in many countries because a lot down including. how europe pulls out of that how your tries and gets through what will be a recession in the future that's really the question but somebody really do

makeshift hospital was closed after treating one of the 1000 coronavirus patients from misadventure sasha's says he lost parliament to extend a state of emergency until may the 9th that will seem relaxed the confinement for children. and he came over 15000 people have now died and the government has admitted there's a shortage of crucial mosques and gowns for health care staff and they're criticizing a suggestion that they reuse the personal protective equipment when treating coronavirus patients who brennan has more from ashland on the outskirts of london is no longer just a health care issue it's become a real political hot potato when the government here in the u.k. is getting considerable amounts of flak for it i mean that kind of a confluence of several different things we had the chairman that head of the public health care providers. and he's the chairman of the n.h.s. providers who look after represent hospitals basically said the grounds that the fall down is that a warning in intensive care would be exhausted supplies could be exhausted within 24 to 48 hours through college of nur

i came out happy and made the most sasha what's the worst part of the show called i think it's a good read for you seem like a good cat you fall in love i like the fact you're proud of it and think that it's as good an incubus place for love as anything is when you think about all the p.f. over the world they have to meet somewhere at some time there yes what's the downside of some of the guys lunkheads or what's the deal. i mean of course i think actually that's the cool part about it is you get once again it's like the melting pot of what and and a locker is going to be you get guys from all over the areas of different types of personalities that part fine. i think as far as a negative. i mean. i don't know i mean obviously it's a fine line between t.v. and entertainment history making a t.v. show and then realizing it's your life so that part sometimes can be challenging and where you draw the line. but you know there are so many positives to come out of it as well you know i grew as a person more than i ever thought i was going to as athletes were taught to have a hard shell exter

>>san francisco based air bnb is leding a hand to people who are working on the front lines yelp sashaaloft us shares the company's latest inittive now to make sure call home. ody has a place to >>the goal here is to help our health care workers air bnb nts to make sure they have a save countless lives having to take those extra precautions being awe when it comes to covid-19 first responders and medical prossionals are leading the fight the uncertainty of lving. >>the hospital y to wh yo might take to your patients i mean to your fami but so many risks come with th battle and that's why air bnb is offering its support are their way of giving back and being being able to be to help during the y. >>really awful awful isis. the company's new itiative front line connects health care workers to free housing around the world and right here at home we talk to you know so many people in the st few days and realize that was a real need for medal workers that are coming in to places that an block megan whether ey've traveled here to help or are isolating to protectheir families. >>hosts are get

voló contigo, sasha. sasha: te agradecemos por estos detalles y ahÍ lo tienen en casa.ste momento que nos sugiere la autoridad sanitaria para estar en casa, para cuidarnos y aprovechar que papÁ no estÁ en el foro grabando. la verdad estoy muy agradecido con dios. no me pierdo de momentos tan lindos con mis hijos. creo que su momento de aprendizaje para mÍ. lo Único importante es la familia, del amor, la comunicaciÓn. el trabajo es una bendiciÓn para poder afrontar las cosas que se necesitan, pero sin amor no hay nada. entonces, lo que tiene que haber siempre es agradecer a dios por todo lo que tengo, por todo lo que me da. estamos tomando como un aprendizaje. karla: creo que todos estamos de acuerdo contigo que ha sido una manera en la vida de poner un alto a toda la velocidad con la que venÍamos trabajando y viviendo. ayer tuvimos la oportunidad de comenzar esta historia maravillosa travÉs de univisiÓn. como decÍa nos llena de esperanza. una de las cosas que pudimos ver es que tu personaje, prÁcticamente, hace todo por salvar la vida de su hijo. creo que de alguna mane

dog sasha just leaving tonight i'll just answering my mom wanting my doctor does also we're going to have 3 kids are home now we're all sorry for you i am never going to help right you now and so i want done it's been because grandpa 2nd time a white smart. mom now finds made. no one i mean he doesn't exist. the. old woman in the show us the ball up the stairs you look at the most of the one the scene detroit in which a body in the well is new year of a young girl and so what i look is this me go can go with the old i was just going to tell you i was a bulls don't. call that night scene was for greste of lee increasing so what they initially tested me for was influenza and they said we're also going to test you for the corona virus. which got us also. feeling the show into a great player. but. she was a little but we. kept. pushing get nonmusical then went to search didn't turn pneumonia one of the pros. and this not could only get worse and yet. you know i don't know if you know. just when you. lose or. screw the current. reality when you. think about i thank you. so. much thanks be

so shakira has two sons with her longtime partner, sasha is 5, milan is 7 so you know she probably didn'tmework done unless those kids were asleep. she's been hitting the ancient books with the help of upenn's virtual class proving learning can happen wherever, whenever. very impressive. putting her quarantine time to good use. >>> also in the news, eminem, the rapper isn't dropping rhymes though, but donations. so eminem is giving back to his hometown of detroit with none other than his mom's spaghetti. so, of course, that reference is to his oscar winning 2002 hit "lose yourself" that was featured in his movie "8 mile." the henry ford health system in detroit sharing this picture on twitter writing, our health care heroes in the delicious mom's spaghetti donated by detroit's very own eminem. thank you for providing a special meal for our team members. now, if you look closely at those containers, you can there is a sticker that says thank you, frontline care givers. another had mom written on a heart. eminem actually launched a pop-up eatery called mom's spaghetti at the coachella music

find out what's good or bad but he convinced me over and over with the help of joe torre and mike sasha and jimmy leland that it was good and so on the theory that you really want to get it right, you had a no-hit game in detroit with two outs where they had pitched a perfect game and the umpire blew the call and it was painful and he was a good umpire so finally i said to myselflet's do it . and we did it and it worked out very well. i >> now i'm going to go back to the worst moments of my childhood as a brooklyn dodger fan because it has to do with what's happening with the bruce houston astros. the new york giants were way behind the brooklyn dodgers in 1951, i think maybe we were 14games ahead . there was a butcher shop in my neighborhood who were all new york giants fans and they had kept a running tally of everything going on that summer and it was so exciting , every time i go there we be on top and the giants way down but by mid august they started climbing and finally caught up to it and there is a three game playoff and in that last game bobby thompson at the famous home run a

jen morgan, microsoft, sasha, great job. ibm, mark zuckerberg, intel, qualcomm, cisco, advanced micro devices, broadcom. incredible companies, companies that no other country will cat catch. you have to be smart but i've dealt with a lot of different countries and i will say that the respect for silicon valley in our tech companies, there is nobody even close to our tech companies. they can't catch them so they tried to buy them and we put an end to all a lot of that. in sports, we want to get our sports back, so importantly. these will be separate calls. some will be together, by the way, but some will be separate. but we have to get our sports back i'm tired of watching baseball games that are 14 years old, but i haven't had too much time to watch. i would say i watch one batter and then get back to work. the nba, adam silver. the major league baseball. this is baseball season right here. nfl roger caddell, ufc dana white, great dana white. pga jay moynihan, lpga michael one. usda patrick galbraith. major league soccer, ww

jared's grandfather used to say they would name him oscar, his name would have been oscar for sasha,reat way to learn to pronounce his last name, assuming you have an accent. [laughter] mo willems award-winning books, he currently serves the kennedy center first education artist in residence, thanks to npr's one mo, no. show, you get to be a contestant on wait, wait don't tell me. that needs to change because he's fantastic. these welcome jared and the other mo. [cheering and applauding] ♪ >> thank you. >> nonfiction has been described as trying to write the truth and make it read like fiction. these finalists have certainly created a world for us to learn from. the finalists were nonfiction are -- >> nonfiction, jennifer bailey, by karen and jennifer. what they tell us about ourselves. narrative by gantner. the perfect predator and thomas and lisa booker. band one. [cheering and applauding] talking with strangers, written and narrated by gladwell. we are the weather, written and narrated by jonathan. >> and nonfiction goes to mcmillion audio. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and

are they sasha and malia? kylie and kendall? mary-kate and ashley? or anna and elsa?my: is that your final answer? >> yes. >> jimmy: that is the correct answer! very good. you guys are doing so good. you want to do a spider-man question? okay. here we go. which marvel superhero likes to smash? is it a, superman? b, wonder woman? c, the hulk? or d, joe exotic? >> hulk. >> jimmy: is that your final answer? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that is right, billy! congratulations. your next question, jane, is for 8,000 pennies. in "charlie and the chocolate factory," which you guys watch a lot, violet beauregard said she has the world record for what? a, kissing the most boys? b, eating the most cookies. c, chewing a piece of gum for the longest time. or d, tooting the loudest. what do you think? >> chewing gum for the longest time. >> jimmy: jane-s that your final answer? >> yes. >> jimmy: jane, that is the correct answer! very good. oh, my gosh. billy, are you ready for your question? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. for 16,000 pennies which dinosaur has three horns? is it the stegosaurus? is i

sasha: te cuento a ti y a todos ustedes en sus hogares que se trata de una doctora que grabÓ en primera lo volverÍa hacer¡ --? >> si es necesario, sÍ. >> estamos muy agradecidos por esto que hizo. gracias por esta historia y por supuesto estos hÉroes son los que nos hacen falta en estos momentos. carla: hemos visto historias maravillosas de todos estos hÉroes incluyendo a nuestros doctores, seguiremos respondiendo dudas de todos ustedes y nos enlazamos con elda -- el doctor. ¿sÉ que la fiebre es uno de los sÍntomas del coronavirus, he sentido dolor de cuerpo y tos... ¿hay algÚn momento indicado para tomarse la medicina en el dÍa? >> la temperatura corporal normal es de aproximadamente 98 . 6 f, puede variar entre 0.5 a 1 f durante el dÍa. la definiciÓn de fiebre segÚn el centro de control de enfermedades100.4 fahrenheit o 38 centÍgrados. a las 4:00 de la maÑana estÁ en su punto mÁs bajo y su pico es de sÓlo de 4:00 a 6:00 p.m.. solamente se puede tomar dos veces al dÍas, un estudio de 56,000 pacientes en china. los signos mÁs frecuentes eran la fiebre de un 88% y tos seca. por lo tanto

eliangelica: muchas gracias por estos consejos que ayudan a tanta gente que lonecesita, sasha prietobuenos dÍas. yo pienso que no, hay familia y yo estamos muy asustados con esta situaciÓn, tenemos una niÑa que lamentablemente ha tenido problemas de neumonÍa y de salud creo que ella puede afectarse mÁs rápido o tal vez cualquiera de nosotros, entonces yo pienso que si la gente es irresponsable y no estÁ en sus casas, no se van a poder dedicar a la gente que se enferma. cuando mi esposo tiene que salir a comprar la comida apenas llega yo empiezo a limpiar, estoy asustada, no salimos mis hijos cogen el sol en la cama porque vivo en un edificio tengo miedo por ellos, yo vivo por ellos y para ellos, entonces pienso que todos deberÍamos ser responsables y quedarnos hasta que encuentren una soluciÓn. karla: tengo entendido que incluso yadira has decidido que tus hijos tomen la escuela desde su casa porque tiene demasiado miedo. nos enlaza con otra persona que opina lo contrario doctor. dr.juan: asÍ es, desde fort lauderdale nos acompaÑa erid escobar dueÑo de un servicio de taxi que sea vis

karla: claro que vamos a estar mejor, tambiÉn tiene que estar informado por eso vamos con sasha parao. socorro: grave consecuencia, en todo estados unidos hay 34.000.000 de personas que viven sola a pesar de que disfrutas de la soledad la pandemia les pone a prueba su fortaleza pero tambiÉn de aquellas personas que padecen de ansiedad y de estrÉs. les cuento que de 10 consultas aquÍ en la clínica de los Ángeles nueve están relacionados con ataques de pÁnicode miedo de haber contraÍdo el coronavirus la doctora gloria nos dice cuÁles son los sÍntomas y lo que estÁ pasando. las personas que sufren un ataque de pÁnico pueden experimentar dificultad para respirar, por lo general sÓlo durante el 20 o 30 minutos, alcanzando su punto mÁximo en aproximadamente 10 minutos. pero esto sÍ, se puede confundir con usted un ataque de pÁnico, escuche. >> si experimentas dificultad para respirar opresiÓn en el pecho incluso durante perÍodos prolongados pero no hay fiebre, tos, problemas generalizados es mÁs probable que se ansiedad como resultado de los altos niveles de estrÉs' socorro: bueno definiti

. >>> let's bring in sasha cohen. buck mason co-founder and chief brand officer.us. look, you shifted production, what did you make and now you are making face masks. tell me how all this came about. >> yeah, thanks for having me on. yeah, buck mason makes classic american men's wear. we have been designing and manufacturing clothing for the last seven years both domestically and globally and you know, at the time of the crisis, my partner eric and i, you know, we were looking at our teeshirts and five-pocket jean coming off the line and we said what can we do right now to address reality and address this crisis, and support our community. and the product that came out of that conversation was face masks. it was quite an easy pivot from a manufacturing standpoint. we have been, again, making -- we have been sewing cotton with single needle stitching for years now so the pivots to retool our machinery was an easy one to transition to. ashley: and how many have you been able to make? >> yeah, so i mean, when we launched face masks about a little over a week ago, we

por eso el mensaje sigue siendo el mismo, que vencen sasha importante mencionar que la gran mayorÍa decimiento. tambiÉn son padres de gemelos. raÚl: esta cuarentena le ha sentado bien al cantante. carlos: con los gemelos tuvo mucha prÁctica que estando escondido de la prensa, conviviendo con su familia y ahora esto. tuvo un poco de practicantes del encierro total. es en la mÁscara, es para no contagiar a los demÁs. karla: si no, quÉdense en casa con nosotros. estamos en todas las redes sociales carlos: hay que revisar a los mÚsicos porque nos ha mantenido energÉticos. el conjunto primavera estÁ estrenan un sencillo compuesto o por espinoza paz. reportero justamente aquÍ estÁ espinoza paz. >> envÍa un saludo muy especial a todos ustedes a travÉs de televisa. muy contento de poderlo saludar, de presentarle la mÁs reciente grabaciÓn del conjunto primavera con una canciÓn autorÍa del seÑor espinoza paz. ♪ si tÚ te acuerdas de mÍ ♪ ♪ si yo te paso por la mente reportero: conjunto primavera realizÓ una pausa de mes para atender las recomendaciones por la emergencia del coronavirus. trabajan

we will now pass -- ask sasha, one of our d.p.h. nurses to speak. >> thank you, supervisors.'m a registered nurse and i was at san francisco general hospital until i was -- i was -- my position was eliminated because they weren't happy with me speaking about some of the issues we're talking about right here. i'm now working at the call center that is located up at laguna honda and i've also volunteered for being a field public health nurse for the coronavirus so i'm jumping in the queue because i've been called to go out and test some of these terrified people who are being tested to see if they also are infected with the coronavirus. and the thing that i need to get up and tell you is that we heard from dr.octor about the public safety. what is in department of public health is a culture of silence and fear. that is what is going on. it's very courageous from everybody to be speaking out about this. i want you to know that during negotiations we asked for there to be nurses in the emergency room to help with -- to help with the problem of severe sepsis, which is killing many