steven taylor, if i could maybe start with you.spread or it is contained according to what we do. how strongly we adhere to social distancing guidelines. and so, it would seem to me this is as much a psychological phenomenon as it is a physical one? very much so. people's decisions to adhere to social distancing is critical in managing this pandemic. and the longer the lockdown drags out, i would expect the poorer the adherence. but staying indoors for weeks on end with all the anxieties is a real mental battle, even more so if we're facing months of these lockdowns. exactly. we know that people are generally resilient, but a fraction of people are going to experience severe stressors during this pandemic. in addition to lockdown, people lose jobs, finances, lose houses, businesses go bankrupt, marriages crumble, and so we'd expect that a fraction of the population will develop severe mental disorders such as depression or post—traumatic stress disorder. and even if that was i% of people, that amounts to many millions of individual

steven taylor, if i could maybe staffed with you.it is contained according to what we do. how strongly we adhere to social distancing guidelines. and so it would seem to me this is as much a psychological phenomenon as a physical one? very much so. people's decisions to adhere to social distancing is critical in managing this pandemic. and the longer the lockdown drags out i would expect the poorer the adherence. but staying indoors for weeks on end with all the anxieties is a real mental battle, even more so if we are facing months of these lockdowns. exactly. we know that people are generally resilient, but a fraction of people are going to experience severe stressors during this pandemic. in addition to lockdown, people lose jobs, finances, lose houses, businesses go bankrupt, marriages crumble, and so we ‘d expect that a fraction of the population will develop severe mental disorders such as depression or post—traumatic stress disorder. and even if that was one % of people that amounts to many millions of individuals. so the ment

steven taylor, if i could maybe staffed with you.it is contained according to what we do. how strongly we adhere to social distancing guidelines. and so it would seem to me this is as much a psychological phenomenon as a physical one? very much so. people's decisions to adhere to social distancing is critical in managing this pandemic. and the longer the lockdown drags out i would expect the poorer the adherence. but staying indoors for weeks on end with all the anxieties is a real mental battle, even more so if we are facing months of these lockdowns. exactly. we know that people are generally resilient, but a fraction of people are going to experience severe stressors during this pandemic. in addition to lockdown, people lose jobs, finances, lose houses, businesses go bankrupt, marriages crumble, and so we ‘d expect that a fraction of the population will develop severe mental disorders such as depression or post—traumatic stress disorder. and even if that was one % of people that amounts to many millions of individuals. so the ment

professor steven taylor.of gratitude for all those nhs staff caring for patients affected by coronavirus. 0ne leading artist came up with the idea of celebrating the doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers by offering to paint their portraits. other artists then followed, as our arts editor will gompertz reports. the artist tom croft has painted a lot of portraits over the years. he's done footballers, politicians, bishops and rock stars. but the pandemic left him short of subjects. until, that is, he had an idea. when the lockdown first started, i was really struggling, as i know a lot of artists were, to find almost the point in their work. and so i thought about a portrait being a celebration of people achieving extraordinary things, maybe in their professional lives. and who is more deserving at the moment than the heroes on the frontline of the nhs? and so he posted an instagram message. the first doctor, nurse, key worker to contact me in this post, i will paint their portrait in oils forfree. har

. >> reporter: as you can see there is a memorial setted up for steven taylor. it happened last saturday and dispatchers got a call of a man committing a robbery and wheeling a bat. as you will see the situation escalated quickly. a warning, the video you are about to see is graphic. >> we wanted people to see it p released the officer's body camera video today. you can see the officer's interaction and how the 33-year- old man backs away. after commands, the officer fires his taser twice but he is still on his feet with bat in hand. as he motions toward the officer, that is when the officer fires a round from his gun. >> shots fire. shots fired. >> we were transparent. in the video we tried to really break down the sequence of events so people could see the facts of the face. >> reporter: he felt it was important for the community to afternoon. >> i will work with the community to make sure we heal. >> cell phone video circulated on social media and so did rumors on how he was shot. the coroner's office said he died from a single gunshot the critical of the off

treatment or support resource our writer will leave it there we thank you very much steven taylor for giving us your time and speaking to us from thank you for thank you thanks for much the members of the ultra-orthodox jewish community in west jerusalem are angry at coronavirus restrictions and they have her old objects at police they responded by throwing stun grenades one of which hit and injured a child the israeli government has placed a ban on gatherings of more than 10 people and stop coming in our prayers. palestinians say they're being arrested and put in israeli jails at the same rate as ever but they fear that corona virus is spreading easily inside prisons they claim have little or no precautions against the virus now deborah him reports from the occupied west bank. all celebrations to welcome part of the holy home from an israeli prison were cancelled he won't be meeting any relatives and will stay in quarantine for 2 weeks but he made one quick visit to his mother's grave. palestinian medics there through them for the couldn't a virus immediately after his release. his r

. >> and you know, police body cam video shows steven taylor armed with a baseball bat inside the store. there is no audio at this point. the first officer to arrive asked taylor to drop the bat and came close to removing it. >> mr. taylor was told multiple times to put down the weapon, but he did not comply. >> but he suddenly pulled the bat over. >> drop the bat, man. >> the new cell phone video shows the officer phasing taylor. police say he fought through it. >> there taylor continued to approach the officer while levering the baseball bat. >> the officer dazed taylor a second time and also fired his gun shooting taylor once in the chest. >> th shots fired. shots fired. >> a second officer arrived at this point and also dazed taylor. taylor dropped the bat after being shot. he was dazed again and dropped to the ground. and an attorney for the officers told ktvu that lethal force was used because the tasers didn't stop taylor. in a statement, the attorney said taylor slightly continued to fight through the second cycle and tour the officer with the bat. still in a position to strike

the man shot and killed is now identified as 33-year-old steven taylor. police say officers tased him twice before one of the officers fired a round. the bullet struck taylor in the midsection, but he didn't survive. friends say he hadn't been himself, but they still can't believe it. >> sorry for his family, sorry for our friends. we're going to miss him. we love you. >> police are now investigating as the district attorney's office says the officers are on standard administrative leave. >>> check out this line of cars in oakland. this was on saturday night. so opd saying many of the cars were part of a sideshow officials busted. the department says it has zero tolerance policy during the shelter at home order. those who are caught will be arrested and their cars will be towed. >> there was an unusual state of the city address by l.a. mayor eric garcetti who became emotional talking about the pain his city has endured. garcetti delivered his address yesterday saying los angeles is under attack not only from the pandemic but from a suddenly faltering econ

officer shot the man in the chest that man died at the scene has been identified as 33 year-old steven taylor, san leandro police are currently conducting a review of the incident. the alameda county district attorney's office is also conducting an independent investigation. i didn't x pharmacy worker made him a court appearance today after being accused of stealing the anti malaria drug. the president trump has been touting to treat coronavirus patients, the charges he's facing. a nurse is speaking out tonight after a c for broke into his car to steal his pp and just said the niners are a day away from being on the clock in around one of the nfl draft. >>our mark carpenter joins us with the latest from a team inside or on with the niners could be doing with their picks. and here's the full list of coronavirus cases and deaths here in the bay area deaths here in the bay area we'll wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. pop my 100% all

professor steven taylor knows some of the answers to all that. the university of british columbia, and has written a book about the way people behave in pandemics. if nostalgia actually helpful? you would have thought being reminded of a time when things we re reminded of a time when things were better may make us feel worse about now? well, depends on what you do in terms of nostalgia. nostalgia is a form of therapy for treating depression in the elderly. i think there are three reasons why can be helpful, one, it is mental time travel back to happier times and it is people up. secondly, sharing photos through social media is kind of a way of coming together and having a bit of a laugh in those times are bad hairstyles when wen—yi huang hair! 0r bad clothes but the other thing that a soldier can do is it addresses mortality salience, when people feel threatened with death, they're sorts of non— conscious mechanisms to deal without fear of death in one of that is looking back at a form of yourself at an earlier time. so they can be fun, social tr

an officer shot and killed steven taylor inside a walmart. that's taylor there. the body cam video shows taylor holding a bat and officers repeatedly ordering him to drop it. one officer tased him twice before the second officer shot taylor. the san leandro chief says the officer opened fire because taylor continued to approach them with the bat. taylor's family and some community members say taylor had mental health issues and that he was not dangerous. >>> new at 11:00, an arrest in the deadly stabbing of a young pleasanton man. 19-year-old jackson butler was killed after some sort of dispute last wednesday in the parking lot of the hyatt house. the former adamor valley high school wrestler died from multiple stab wounds. pleasanton police arrested two people -- 19-year-old isaiah howard, a graduate of amador valley high, and a 17-year-old boy whose name has not been released. sources say he is a current amador valley student. both are face a variety of charges including robbery and accessory to murder. >>> from one hot zone to another. a team of 21 ucsf doctor

the man shot and killed is identified as 33-year-old steven taylor.ice officers tased him twice. the bullet struck taylor in the midsection. he did not survive. friends say he hadn't been himself but they still can't believe it. >> sorry for his family. sorry for our friends. we're going to miss him. we love you. >> police are now investigating as is the alameda county district attorney's office. the officers are on standard administrative leave. >>> mayor eric garcetti became emotional talking about the pain his city has endured. he says los angeles is under attack not only from the pandemic but from a suddenly faltering economy. he says that the cuts lie ahead and that he has called for help from the federal government. he also tried to remind everyone to stay hopeful. >> our daily life is unrecognizable. we are bowed and worn down. we are grieving our dead. but we are not broken. >> garcetti says thousands of city workers will have to take 26 furlough days. that amounts to a 10% cut over the next fiscal year. >>> a deal working its way through cong

when officer arrived at the scene and saidthere was no robbery attempt at the man named steven taylor did have the bats a police to try to detain him police say that taylor was not cooperating. so the officer tried to tase him. they tried twice and it failed. one officer then shot taor in the chess where he died at the scene san leandro police are reviewing the incident the alameda county distrt attorney's office is also going to conduct an independent investigation into the shooting. and coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, a lot of high school seniors across the country and here in the bay area are wrapping up their final year of high school. >>in some unexpected wa we'll take a look at how parents are honoring tir accomplishment. and let's take you outside for a live look at conditions at the golden te bridge is doesn't get any bete good mning, welcome back many high school seniors across the country and right here in the bay area too are missing out on finals concerts sporting events prom you name it awards ceronies uh something that they've been looking forward to the

he shot the man in the chest that man died at the scene and has been identified as 33 year-old steven taylor, san leandro police are currently conducting a review of the incident, the alameda county district attorney's office will also conduct an independent investigation. a paycheck protection program ppp which provides forgivable loans to small businesses. >>is of course wildly popular right now but they quickly ran out of money now congress is working to pump more money into that far washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the latest on the controversy surrounding the program which gave money to big corporations and in many cases left out small businesses. >>the u.s. senate approved 310 billion more dollars for the paycheck protection program. after the program ran out of billion in loans that were supposed to go to small businesses but research by morgan stanley shows more than half the money. i actually went to large corporations if you are bigger company. >>you can take you know one entity that had 200 employees and carve that out nevada congresswoman susie lee says that's not wh

one officer right there on th scene he said that there was no robbery attempt at that man steven taylor, he did have a bat so he tried to detain him. >>police say that taylor was not co-operative so the officer tried to tase him after failing to take em twice. >>he shot taylor in the chest taylor died right there on scene and san leandro police are conducting a review of this incident, the alameda county district attorney's office wil also conduct an independent investigation dropped. >>the coronavirus pandemic is driving global carbon emissions down the world meteorological organization says that emissions could fall by 6by the end of the year. now that's good ws for the planet of course, but experts say it's likely only short term, and it won't be enough to get the world back on track to meet the 2015 paris agreement targets the wmo ss while the pandemic has significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions it's not a sutitute for sustained climate action and the world will have to make some big changes to flatten the clate change curve. and coming up next this morning a lot of high school s

." >>> the man shot and killed inside a san leandro walmart is identified as steven taylor, this accordingtaylor threatened them with a baseball bat and refused to drop it when they were responding to a possible robbery saturday. the officer who shot the suspect is now on investigative leave. >>> accused human trafficker and rapist could have his bail lowered today making his release more likely. abc7 was in daly city meant to warn the public about the possible release of joshua gamos, you see him on the right and his family operated the rainbow bright care facilities. charged with trafficking and abusing more than 100 filipino immigrants. today a san mateo judge will hear a motion to his fr30hi ts is human trafficking case that i've ever seen. when you put people outside, treat them like animals. yes, we're living in covid-19, but most importantly are those victims. >> gamos also faces felony weapon charges. two family members with nonviolent charges have already been released. >>> in the east bay, the vehicle railroad craossing between 65th and 62nd streets in emeryville are now back ope

possibleobbery when ne officer arrived on the scene he said that there was no robbery attempt, butthe man steven taylor. he dihave a bad and he tried to detain him police say that taylor was not co-operate cells officer tried to tase him aft failing to tase him twice. he shot taylor in the chest h san leandro police are ne and conducting a review of this incident, the alamedacounty district attorney's office will conduct an independent investigation. >>and coming up next on kron 00:04am morng news many high schooseniors across the country and re in the bay area wrapng up their last year of high school d a very unexpected way we'll take a look at how parents. honoring theiaccomplishments. and we'll take a look outside as well is is a view from the golden gate bridge this orning, a beautiful start to the day around the ay. e got the forecast standing by. welcomback. >>many high school seniors acss the country and right here in the bay area they're fun concerts,sporting events award ceremonies that they worked hard for their entire lives. proms and graduations are being canceled or put on hold because of

cell phone video shows officers confronting 33-year-old steven taylor he was hole ailing baseball bat. police say officers used a taser first and then an officer fired a gun when taylor advanced toward them. the family's attorney says taylor was manially ill and the shooting was an excessive use of force. >> at that point, it was their job to surround him and get him help. instead, they administered two more shots. we believe those were taser shots. >> san lee and row police say they will release the body camera video by the end of the y2k. the district attorney's office is also investigating the shooting. >>> san jose police are among the barrier agencies report ago big drop in overcall crime ever since shelter in place orders went into effect. however, there has been a big jump in one type of crime in the bay area's largest city, which is san jose. police have report that school burglaries are up 550% from the same time period last year. both police and some school prince approximatelys say they are not sure why. >> is it because they know that schools are closed and vacant at this

tonight police have identified that man as 33-year-old steven taylor of san leandro. an attorney for his family is calling the shooting unlawful. nbc bay area's marianne favro has the stories. >> reporter: the shooting was captured on video. you can see just inside the front door, san leandro police confronting a man wi a te points a pistol and a taser at him, then a gunshot rings out. tonight the san leandro police chief took to facebook to clarify details of the deadly encounter, and to dispel what he called rumors circulating on social media. >> our officer discharged his service weapon one time striking the suspect in the front of his upper body. it's still early on in this investigation, and we will provide you more information in the near future and as it becomes available so we can be as transparent as possible. your patience the needed. >> reporter: police have identified the man killed as 33-year-old steve taylor from san leandro. a federal civil rights attorney representing his family called the shooting unlawful and is planning an independent autopsy and ha

the drama as it man shot and killed is now identified as 33-year-old steven taylor.ice officers tased him twice before one of the officers fired a round. the bullet struck taylor in the midsection, but he did not survive. friends say he hadn't been himself, and they still can't believe it. >> sorry for his family. sorry for our friend. we're going to miss him. we love you. >> police now are investigating before they turn the case over to the alameda county district attorney's office. the standard administrative leave. >>> an unusual state of the city address from eric garcetti became emotional talking about the pain his city has endured. garcetti delivered his address saying they are under attack not only from the pandemic but from the faltering economy. he says the cuts that lie ahead, he called for help from the federal government. he's also tried to remain hopeful. >> our daily life is unrecognizable. we are bowed and we are worn down. we are grieving our dead. but we are not broken. >> garcetti says thousands will have to take 26 furlough days amounting to a 10%

. >>> the man shot and killed inside a san leandro walmart yesterday is identified as steven taylor according county coroner's office. police say taylor threatened them with a baseball bat and refused to drop them when they were responding to a possible robbery. the officer who shot the suspect, a 20-year veteran is under administrative leave. at least 20 people are being interviewed as witnesses of the shooting. >>> an east bay little league already hurting from a canceled season because of coronavirus is hit not once, but twice by thieves. the volunteers and players for the treeview little league in south hayward were already bummed their 2020 season got postponed. then about a week ago, they discovered the clubhouse was broken into, and all their snack bar food was stolen. to make matters worse, a few days later, thieves hit again and took all of the league's equipment including uniforms. the league has been operating since 1962 and in recent years had been hurting for funding. the league's president says this has been a hard blow to take. >> we worked hard for our community and we, we've

at a walmart in videos of the shooting shared on social media the man identified as 33 year-old steven taylor is seen wielding a baseball bat before being shot and killed by an officer saw was a black man died unnecessarily at the hands of law enforcement james birches with anti police terror project, he says the officer unlawfully killed taylor who was likely suffering from some sort of mental lapse what i saw that video was a person in and i would expect that any person who is in crisis with the debt limit passion. police say officers tried tasing taylor but he approached them with the bat forcing one officer to pull the trigger or officer discharged his service weapon were tied. >>striking the subject in the trust suffered by a civil rights attorney representing the family says the use of deadly force was excessive. they believe the videos captured by people in the store is sufficient evidence for arresting the officer officer had alternatives that he could take him, but instead he chose to take him a rage. san leandro police plan to release body cam video of saturday shooting as a way to

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. >>> the man shot and killed inside a wall administer is 33-year-old steven taylor. taylor threatened them with a baseball bat and refused to drop it when they were responding to a possible robbery saturday. the officer who shot the suspect, a 20-year veteran, is now under administrative leave. investigators are interviewing at least 20 witnesses. >>> accused human trafficker and accused rapist could have his bail lowered today making his release more likely. a a abc7 news was in daly city at a news conference warning the public aboutthe possible release. gamos on the right and his family operated the rainbow bright care facilities. charged in 2018 with trafficking filipino immigrants. today a san mateo judge will hear a motion to lower his bail from $3 million to $300,000. >> this is the most egregious, human trafficking case that i've ever seen. when you put people outside, treat them like animals. when you rape them, yes, we're living in covid-19. but most importantly are those victims. >> felony weapons charges and two family members with nonviolent charges have

his name is not steven demarco taylor. he was 33. officers say they tried to tase him but it didn't work. three investigations have been launched. that's standard. walmart where it happened is back open tonight. police say they plan to release more information. >>> we're following a story from emeryville where a train derailed, closing numerous streets. maryanne, things are starting to get back to normal there. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. i'm here on 67th street. a few minutes ago this crossing arm was down. now as you can see traffic is down and it has been lifted. sex cars derailed this afternoon. it happened just before 2:00. we know that it happened near she will mount. three of those refrigerated box cars and the other three were tanker cars. because they had nothing inside them, they pose nod hazards to the community. this afternoon, 55th, 56th, and 57th streets were all closed but they appeared to have been reopen. i just spoke with a union pacific spokesman who tells me they are investigating the cause of the derail

at a walmart in videos of the shooting shared on social media the man identified as 33 year-old steven taylor is seen wielding a baseball bat before being shot and killed by an officer we saw was a black man died unnecessarily at the hands of law enforcement james birches with anti police terror project, he says the officer unlawfully killed taylor who was likely suffering from some sort of mental lapse what i saw that video was a person in and i would expect that any person who is in crisis would be double that passion. police say officers tried tasing taylor but he approached them with the bat. >>forcing one officer to pull the trigger or officer. >>discharged his service weapon one time striking the subject and the rest of the summer by. >>a civil rights attorney representing the family says the use of deadly force was excessive. they believe the videos captured by people in the store is sufficient evidence for arresting the officer stealing killer did not need to die. the officer had alternatives that he can take him, but instead he chose to take steam a rage. san leandro police plan to r

video shows officers confronting 33-year-old steven taylor while he was holding a baseball bat on thursdaycers used a taser first, then taylor advanced toward officers and one officer fired. the family says it was an excessive use of force. >> at that point it was their job to surround him and get him help. instead they administered two more taser shots. >> police say they will release the body camera video by the end of the week. the alameda county district attorney's office is also investigating the shooting. >>> let's check back in with steve paulson and hopefully everyone can see the blue sky later today. >> i would think so. it's already starting. it will eventually make it to the south. all signs are pointing towards high pressure kicking in. more sun, and it will be a little warmer. golden gate park, north northeast at 7 miles an hour there and pressure continues to rise. sanjosi still mostly cloudy but the north wind will help there. no doubt, the system from yesterday may be the last of the month. there's just not much coming in, at least showing up on ecas we have high pressure b

. >> processor say they're demanding justice for 33-year- old steven taylor.saying he was shot on april 18. he was armed with a bat and they had no choice but to shoot. >>> police are searching for clues this morning into a deadly shooting in rodeo. that happened around 8 pm friday night near mariposa avenue avenue. deputy city found 24-year-old olajuwon walker in the street suffering from a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. contra costa county sheriff's department is asking anyone with any information to contact them. >>> a fire causing major damage to his story building at point reyes station. it was reported around noontime yesterday. that was at the 1914 forster hall on mason road. it was initially feared that people were inside the three- story building. they did determine the building was empty. studio apartments sustain fire and water damage. no one was injured. >>> traffic on the golden gate bridge is down more than 70%. that is because of the pandemic and the stay-at-home order. and everyone sheltering a place in the bay area. offici

taylor: barely enough time but we always want more. ,ur thanks to steven blitz chief economist at ts lombard. time for a quick check on the bloomberg business flash. n resorts is the latest company to test the high-yield credit market. it is the first such sale since the junk-bond market reopened a week ago. wynn was one of the companies hardest hit on the coronavirus pandemic. deutsche bank has downgraded general motors. the bank warned gm will run low on cash if production shutdowns continue for months. deutsche bank says gm and ford have only about 15 to 17 weeks of liquidity to ride out current conditions. itsn mobil is targeting best-known sale as appointed cuts. it is slashing worldwide spending by 30%, to $23 billion, the second largest budget cut in exxon's history. the company is confident the worst oil price collapse in decades. westargest cuts will hit texas and new mexico. that is a look at your business flash headlines. preparedad, a company to survive stay-at-home orders. of direct tohe ceo consumer pharmacy, capsule. that is next on bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloombe

he said that there was no robbery attempt but the man who's steven tyler he did have a bat and he tried to detain him police say that. taylor was not -operative so the officer tried to takeim after failing to tase him twice he shot taylor in the chest taylor edright there on scene and san leandro police are still conducting a review of this incident, th alameda county district attorney's office will also conduct an indendent investigation. >>morning news, one east bay mom who's fighting cancer is speaking out about how the covid-19 outbreak is ffecting her treatment now that labs or focus on coronavirus tested. and let's take a live look outside very lightraffic at this hour the morning on e approach the bay bridgewill welcome back staying at home of course is tough but it could help save the lives of our nehbs, especially those who live with cancer. justto show is a nice pay mom of 3 she is battling stage 4 colocancer. she's undeone 49 treatments and has go through 44 rounds of chemotherapy along with a major surgery. well now e's going through a clinical trial and ucsf each round there lasted hours but becauseof the coron

taylor chavez. danielle nicole bell. miss bailey alman. >> we remember our friends and family my husband, martin l. loudenslager. stevenmember our friends and family from the social security administration first floor. sharon louise wood-chestnut. w. steven williams. julie marie welch. robert n. walker jr. luther h. trainer. larue a. trainer. michael george thompson. my mother, charlotte andrea lewis thomas. emilio tapia. yu yula lee mitchell. dechlt rwin w. miller. courtney j. mcraven. reverend gilbert x. martinez. robert lee luster jr. aurilia donna luster. >> we continue to remember our friends and family from the social security administration, first floor. airman first class lakeisha richardson levy. raymond lee johnson. jean nutting hurlbert. dr. charles e. hurlburt. thomas lynn hawthorne sr. ronald harding sr. cheryl e. hammond. eth el l. griffin. margaret betterton goodson. laura jane garrison. mary ann fritzler. don fritzler. ashley megan eckles. my grandmother, katherine louise crega cregan. >> we continue to remember our friends and family from the social security administration, first floor. gabreon d.l. br

steven mnuchin says most of the u.s. economy will be open by august. i want to bring in our market's reporters taylor riggs.aylor, what is driving the rebound in particular today? taylor: markets are breathing a sigh of relief. we are waiting for the 480 $4 billion stimulus package to go in front of the house. there will be signs of the flattening of the health curve we have been talking about, as well as earnings. we're getting back some of the fundamentals, and oil rebounding after six straight days of losses, so mark is taking a sigh of relief. look at the stocks within the chipmakers. up almost 6%, having one of its best days, the biggest outperformer. a lot of earnings are underway, so getting back to fundamentals of what is driving this market. two companies in that soft index i want to highlight, texas instruments, they are reporting better than quarterly results, and they said they would build up future inventory to make sure they are there to take advantage when demand comes back online. as well as intel. they are jumping after analysts raise their price target on the growth of data. this is ahead

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taylor riggs. we want to turn to the situation in new york particular with the hospital system. governor andrew cuomo has at the hospitals are redlining, at or above capacity. we welcome dr. steven corwin who heads up the new york presbyterian hospital, 10 hospitals and clinics in the area. it is consistently right the best of new york hospitals. we welcome him. he is the ceo and president of new york presbyterian. you said at one point you thought the apex for new york would be april 15, which would be one week from today. is that still your best estimate? >> thanks for having me on. we are starting to see a little bit of flattening. our best estimate is still right around that time. and we see am wrong by saturday a real trend in flattening. that would be the first piece of welcome news in a while. i am hopeful. guy: how are the hospitals holding up? how is your hospital holding up? when you hear it is redlining. 10 you sustain the present level very long. dr. corwin: our staff has been remarkable. we have redeployed 2000 ,ositions, a thousand nurses 500 general workers. we have gotten 2000 people to volunteer. we have pediatric nurses delivering icu care. we have our chief of