shearer: that sounds perfectly correct.bout 80% of patients who have covid-19 who would be tested positive are mild and can be managed in the outpatient setting. then you look at the other 20% that needs to be hospitalized. a good number of those need to be hospitalized in a medical unit to receive supplemental oxygen, for example. 3%maller percentage between to 5% will need to be admitted into intensive care units. but we are seeing, in my hospital and across the system, these patients are sick, so there are supportive therapy, but they are not improving. they are not improving to a point after seven days, where you would normally expect patients to be fit for home care either to a service or to nursing facilities. they are not improving in the way we would normally expect patients to, leading to a real back up in the system. francine: could people catch it more than once? dr. shearer: the medical science is still indeterminate on that. develop anpeople antibody response after they have recovered, so that should be protect

peter shearer, god bless you and to everyone there at mt.brooklyn, thank you so much for your time and thank you for what you're doing. >>> coming up, walmart installing barriers between cashier and customers. i'll talk to a top walmart executive about that and getting products on the shelves and much more. stay with us. 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. protected lifetime income from an annuity can help your retirement plan ride out turbulent times. learn more at protectedincome.org. ♪[ siren ] & doug give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ crisis comes to we don't blame them for that. what matters is how they handle it. donald trump didn't create the coronavirus, but he is the one who called hoax, who eliminated the pandemic response team, and who let the virus spread unchecked across america. crisis comes to

danny welbeck had a really bad injury as well, aaron ramsay, alan shearer. alan shearer?nest. everybody was worrying about me and that felt really good. it is so good to see you back and so quickly, 112 day, that is nothing! looks like it was, yesterday, but actually it was a really long journey, at least for me, with ups and downs and moment, really good moment, but i am quite happy. let us focus on the shebelieves cup. england have the chance to get their tournament back on track tomorrow when they play japan. we will hear from phil neville in the next few hours and we has had plenty of time to reflect on that opening defeat to the us. let us speak to our sports correspondent katie gornall now, who is in newjersey for us. katie, this is in newjersey for us. katie, this is turning into a very important game for england and fill neville, given they have now lost six of their last nine games. that opening defeat to the us. let us speak to oui’ defeat to the us. let us speak to our sports correspondent katie gornall now, who is in newjersey for us. katie, this is turning in

peter shearer, thank you. thanks to you and your courageous colleagues for everything that they're doing for our communities. and we will stay in touch and get updates from you as we go along through this crisis. thank you so much, sir. and i'm joined now by former homeland security secretary jeh johnson, who is challenging president trump's reluctance to take charge of distributing emergency supplies where they are most needed, writing in "the hill," "the president says we are not a shipping clerk. well, that is exactly what the federal government should be now. in this effort, the federal emergency management agency, or fema, should have the central role. i know from personal experience overseeing fema that its ability to identify, marshal, and deploy resources quickly and effectively is superior to any other federal agency." joining me now, former secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson. thank you very much for joining us, i think from your home office in montclair, new jersey. as you point out in this

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ending parkinson's disease, ray dorsey and tom shearer, ceo of the michael j fox foundation offers a plan to prevent the disease and improve treatment and care. also being published this week, university of illinois professor recounts how fractured germany led to the rise of the third reich in hitler's first hundred days. in the book faster, the life of 1930s racecar driver renÉ dreyfus was prevented from joining german race teams do hit to his jewish heritage. "in depth" in despair and the future of capitalism economic professor and case and nobel prize winning economist angus dean argue capitalism is fatal to america's working-class. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2.

ending parkinson's disease, ray dorsey and tom shearer, ceo of the michael j fox foundation offers a plan to prevent the disease and improve treatment and care. also being published this week, university of illinois professor recounts how fractured germany led to the rise of the third reich in hitler's first hundred days. in the book faster, the life of 1930s racecar driver renÉ dreyfus was prevented from joining german race teams do hit to his jewish heritage. "in depth" in despair and the future of capitalism economic professor and case and nobel prize winning economist angus dean argue capitalism is fatal to america's working-class. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> please welcome doris kearns goodwin and bud selig. [applause] >> hello, everybody. i am so happy to be here with my friend, the commissioner, bud selig. i now realize it was a quarter of a century ago, i came to milwaukee, and read no ordinary time about frank and roosevelt. he wanted me to talk ab

facilities and after weeks of insisting the games are going ahead as planned tokyo 2020 president yes shearermori admits that now considering the spine meant but he hit back at christians in that they've been disregarding the opinions of athletes are simply too little cannot deliver order occlusion it is extremely regrettable that athletes are saying we are not thinking about them without athletes there is no way lympics it is because of them that we are in agony i believe each national committee is thinking about and listening to their athletes it is important that we firmly accept these comments and don't ignore them. well sports correspondent lee wellings joins us now live fully the i.o.c. are under a lot of pressure to make that decision sooner than than 4 weeks only. yeah story and it committee have come up with a deadline but i would expect a decision to be made sooner than that i think i have to make a decision 7 of them that as the pressure starts to mount on them with canada and phatic resound 1st start our case will not come this year either this will be followed already so you know

i have had a lot of people texting me, aaron ramsey, alan shearer. it was unbelievable.hester united fans will be very excited about that. they would rather do that, even behind closed doors. there was some talk a few weeks ago about paisley stopping it. liverpool will almost certainly win the premier league but they may have to without a full crowd. we are at midday. british number one, jo konta, is now through to the semifinals of the monterrey open in mexico. konta saved two match points before sealing the victory, beating russia‘s anastasia potapova in three sets. she‘ll face czech world number 57 marie bouzkova in the last four. 0n the six nations weekend, a new version of the sport, hugging rugby, it pits cats against dogs, but it is opening up the sport to a whole generation. i have been to worcester. alongside premiershiprugby, a new game that sounds completely different. the call of cat, dog may seem bizarre, but if you applied are visually impaired, it is the perfect way to distinguish between your opponents and your team—mates. —— but if you are blind or visua