you're ame time that opening that valve. more testing so you have more nformation about who should be coming in, etc. more precautions because you works.at as you'recal brighting and as you're -- calibrating and opening the valve. meter? the the meter is the infection rate. he meter is those daily hospitalization rates. and there is a cause and effect. density. you have more people infecting other people. ou will see it within a matter of days in that hospitalization rate. open the valve. slowly. advised by experts. meter.ur eye on the the meter is the infection rate. rate.tch that infection and if you see that infection rate start ticking up, which be undermining everything we have accomplished thus far, hen you know you've opened the valve too fast. balance he delicate that we have to work through. been at is what has never done before. and nobody can tell you today, i that, because it just hasn't happened. so what do we do? reopening up with a plan. i'm not interested in political opinions. the nterested in what experts s

as you're calibrating and opening the valve. and while you're opening that valve watch the meter. what's the meter? the meter is the infection rate. the meter is those daily hospitalization rates. and there is a cause and effect. you have density. you have more people infecting other people. you will see it within a matter of days in that hospitalization rate. so, yes, open the valve. slowly. advised by experts, keep your eye on the meter. the meter is the infection rate. and watch that infection rate. and if you see that infection rate start ticking up, which would be undermining everything we have accomplished thus far, then you know you've opened the valve too fast. that is the delicate balance that we have to work through, and that is what has never been done before. and nobody can tell you today i know how to do that. because it just hasn't happened. so what do we do? first we come up with a reopening plan. i'm not interested in political opinions. i'm interested in what the experts say about this. to the best they can tell you, but you have public health experts. they can st

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valve for the whole downstate system. that is the only way we sustain this level of intensity in the hospital system. and i understand what the original plan was with the comfort, but i understand that there is no preordained strategy here. you have to feel it out day today and adjust with the facts. we do not need the comfort for non-covid cases, we need it for covid. if we had those two facilities as a relief valve, that would make a significant event. bringing online 3500 beds is no small task. northwell health is going to help us manage those. but it will be staffed by military personnel. only the military could bring in that many people that quickly with that logistical operation. and i want to thank dod for their cooperation, because god bless the u.s. military. we are fully aware of what they do to defend this nation, but this is a different application that we do not see every day and they are doing an extraordinary job. so i will call the president. he has been helpful to new york in the past. and he has moved qu

you'll start to open that valve on the economic activity. you'll turn that valve very slowly, reopening the economy, more essential workers. do it carefully, do it slowly and do it intelligently. more testing and more precautions at the same time that you're opening that valve. more testing so you have more information about who should be coming in, et cetera, more precautions because you know that works, as you're calibrating and opening the valve. while your opening that valve, watch the meter. what's the meter? the meter is the infection rate. the meter is those daily hospitalization rates. and there is a cause and effect. you have density, you have more people infecting other people. you will see it within a matter of days in that hospitalization rate. so, yes, open the valve slowly, advised by experts. keep your eye on the meter. the meter is the infection rate. and watch that infection rate. and if you see that infection rate start ticking up, which would be undermining everything we have accomplished thus far, then you know you've ope

. >> you'll start to open that valve on the economic activity and you'll turn that valve very slowly. and while you're opening that valve, watch the meter. what's the meter? the meter is the infection rate. and if you see that infection rate start ticking up, which would be undermining everything we have accomplished thus far, then you know you've opened the valve too fast. >> reporter: new york now banding together with six other states to develop a joint plan to reopen the east coast. out west, the governors of washington, oregon, and california forming a similar strategic alliance. but in the nation's capital, president trump -- who resisted calls to impose a national lockdown -- tweeting that when it comes to reopening the country, "it is the decision of the president." >> when somebody is the president of the united states, the authority is total. >> reporter: cuomo making it clear the road to recovery will be long. >> it's not going to be we flick a switch and everybody comes out of their house and gets in the car and waves and hugs each other and the economy all starts up. i wo

that is the relief valve for the entire downstate system. the 1100 military personnel started to come in, 300 were sent to new york city public hospitals to help the new york city public hospital system, the h and h system, which has been under stress. the rest will be going to javits to make that run to full capacity. that transition is happening n now. that is a covid center now. it started as noncovid, it's not a covid center. the majority of the military personnel will be coming in tomorrow and the next day, but that javits center is going to be a major relief valve. second, the united states navy ship comfort. the original plan was that it would come in for noncovid people. the original plan was it would also be a relief valve on the hospitals. not for covid people, that it would take all the noncovid patients, if you will, from the hospital system. that was the plan. as it turned out, there's not a lot of noncovid people in the hospital system, which is a separate story. happens to be a good news story. a byproduct of shutting everythi

they are warmer than that so it can't be true that the valve was really open.o he ran through all of that in his mind and sent a repeat command to the valve and that sort of made the indicator flip to the correct state. and then it's been his call, the bosses in the control center, are you prepared to go now or not? on you, and he was confident about it. he said we go and you heard the pickup then, countdown resumed and we flipped over to the automatic sequencer and 31 seconds later left the earth. susan: what is it like for the astronauts sitting in the seat knowing all those decisions are really out of your control? you can't say stop at this point, i don't want to go. dr. sullivan: if the commander on-board was really dissatisfied with what he or she is hearing they could in principle do that but the team of engineers in the launch control center have countless more indicators and read-outs than we have so they have the better picture in front of them. at the end of the day you've got to count on the competency, skill, and composure, you don't apply to sit o

and the ship comfort as a relief 2500 beds in a 1000 beds as 3500 beds which could serve as a relief valve for the whole downstate hospital system. that is the only way we sustain this level of intensity in the hospital system and i understand what the original plan was with the comfort but i understand that there is no preordained strategy here you have to feel it out day to day and you have to adjust with the facts. and we don't need the comfort for non cold cases we needed for cold it if we had those 2 facilities as a relief of that would make a significant difference now bringing on line $3500.00 beds is no small task north well health is going to help us manage those but they're going to be staffed by military personnel. only the military bring in that many people that quickly with that logistical operation and i want to thank the o. d. very much for their cooperation because god bless the u.s. military. they're listening to governor andrew cuomo the governor of new york obviously york being really baptists that are but it's been happening in the last giving it up to a basically you k

that is a relief valve for the entire downstate system. the 1,100 military personnel started to come in. 300 were sent to new york city public hospitals to help the new york city public hospital system, the h&h system, which has been under stress. the rest will be going to javits to bring that up and running to full capacity. that transition is happening now. that is a covid center now. it started as non-covid. it's now a covid center. the majority of the military personnel will be coming in tomorrow and the next day. but that javits center is going to be a major relief valve. second, the united states navy ship "comfort," the original plan was that that would come in for non-covid people. the original plan was, it would also be a relief valve on the hospitals, but not for covid people, that it would take all of the non-covid patients, if you will, from the hospital system. that was the plan. as it turned out, there's not a lot of non-covid people in the hospital system, which is a separate story. it happens to be a good news story. a by-p

valve,e your hand on the the activity valve. you open the valve a little bit, phase one, watch those dials like a hawk, then you adjust. factor,called the rt rate of transmission factor. what is the rate of transmission of the virus? we are now at 0.8. you cannot go above 1.2. 1.2, you see that number go back up again. we will be sitting here, talking that showing you a chart showed up, down, then up again. that's what happens if the rate of transmission gets to 1.2. wes is a balance that collectively need to strike. i want to get back to work, my kids want out of the house, i need to do something, i understand. intelligently,t and that is -- this is the definition of intelligence in this context. i don't want to just reopen. we learned a lot of lessons here. painfully, but we learned a lot of lessons. -- how do wewe take the lessons we learned, take this pause in life, and say, when we reopen, we are going to be better for it? and we are going to reimagine what our life is and we are going to improve for this pause? level, you

turn that valve a little bit for a region. watch those 4 gauges very carefully every day to see what gauges.ning on those you can either close the valve, open the valve a little bit more is.eave it where it when i talk about a regional control room, that is what i am talking about. getting that data in to one central place where everybody agrees on the numbers and everybody agrees on what we do the next step. we have medical centers that were built -- i spoke to president trump about this this morning -- when we were word about the lack of capacity in the hospital system, the federal government was good enough to send in the army corps of engineers. they did a phenomenal job in building beds quickly. we built a number of facilities. we are not talking about possibility of a second wave of covidvid virus, or combining with the regular flu season in september, which could be problematic again for the hospital capacity. so the facilities that were built, i spoke to the president about leaving them in place until we get through th

printing lab doesn't limit themselves to producing valves for mechanical ventilation systems they're also making other elements that are now in high demand what interested it interested me in particular were simple things for everyday life something like this guess what of this is for this is to press an elevator button to go like that and some other things like this one for example what do you think this is for well this is to open the door if you don't want to touch anything and of course i think this particular engineer was a little bit bored he created something like this means the coronavirus 3 d. printing is one. of many projects of russia as a result of a health care company that quickly adjusted to the current demand but sometimes they are persian have the cutting edge technology for weak safe and environmentally friendly traditional flood troyer medical supply this country recently needs at the southern health care we were just on it it's to these issues of medical mass is that in higher demand you know last week we're all stars as their decision was made to google group equ

you can either close the valve, open the valve a little bit more or leave the valve where it is. but when i talk about the regional control room, that's what i'm talking about. getting that data in to one central place where everybody agrees on the numbers and everybody agrees on what we do the next step. we have medical centers that were built. i spoke to president trump about this this morning. when we were worried about the lack of capacity in the hospital system, the federal government was good enough to send in the army corps of engineers. they did a phenomenal job in building beds quickly. we built a number of facilities. we're now talking about the possibility of a second wave of the covid virus or covid combining with the regular flu season in september, which could be problematic again for the hospital capacity. so the facilities that were built, i spoke to the president about leaving them in place until we get through the flu season. god forbid we need extra capacity again. i don't want to have built -- asked the federal government to build capacity, then take it down,

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the activity valve. so you open the valve a little bit, phase one. watch those dials like a hawk. then you adjust. that's called the r.t. factor. rate of transmission factor. what is the rate of transmission of the virus? we're now at about .8. you cannot go above 1.2. 1.2, you see that number go back up again. we'll be sitting here talking about showing you a chart that showed up, down, and then up again. that's what happens if the rate of transmission gets to 1.2. so this is the balance that we collectively need to strike. i want to get back to work. i want to get back to work. my kids want out of the house. i need to do something. i understand. we have to do it intelligently and that's -- this is the definition of intelligence in this context. also, i don't want to just reopen. we learned a lot of lessons here. painfull painfully but we learned a lot of lessons. that's what reimagined means to me. how do we take the lessons we learned, take this pause in life, and say when we roeopen we're going to be better for it and we're going to reimagine what our life is and we're going t

you can either close the valve, open the valve a little bit more, or leave the valve where it is. but when i talk about the regional control room that's what i'm talking about. getting that data in to one central place where everybody agrees on the numbers and everybody agrees on what we do the next step. we have medical centers that were built. i spoke to president trump about this this morning. when we were worried about the lack of capacity in the hospital system, the federal government was good enough to send in the army corps of engineers. they did a phenomenal job in building beds quickly. we built a number of facilities. we're now talking about possibility of a second wave of the covid virus for covid combining with the regular flu season in september which could be problematic again for the hospital capacity. so the facilities that were built, i spoke to the president about leaving them in place until we get through the flu season. god forbid we need extra capacity again. i don't want to have built -- i asked the federal government to build capacity, then take it down and

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. >> and you can a valve here and a valve here and you fill it up. >> he's a marine that has never stopped serving. i think he joined when he was 17 and i think he's never broken that oath. >> we really appreciate your heart is in it. >> certainly is. what a great story. the smith brothers tell dan they'll have some hand sanitizer for the public starting next week. we're posting a link if you're interested. >> and we invite you to join better bay area project use the #better bay area to show us how you're saying thank you and we will share the zwrnchts looks like we -- >>> look like we might get a little more rain. >> >> we're seeing low and stacked up clouds around us. thunderstorms are firing up, definitely bringing the rain needed around the state and higher elevation snow, believe it or not. this will continue until the sun sets. so an unstable atmosphere. for us it's a stable atmosphere and the on-shore wind has picked up. a good delta breeze at fairfield, which has brought even cooler weather to our region. today it is anywhere from the 50s to upper 60s for the warmest spots. right n

you then have javits center as a relief valve, you have that shift, the comfort as a relief valve. but they only take non-covid patients. you try to transfer to long island if long island is at capacity, them you move upstate. it's a pure capacity issue. pure systems management issue. several new yorkers are watching the ships coming to new york. what more can the city do [indiscernible] governor cuomo: we had this conversation with the city. it's part of the closing the playground. the nypd has to get more aggressive, period. it's not a law enforcement issue. it is. if you're going to force me into a position where i have to mandate it and make it a law, a social distancing law which i think is absurd but it has to be .nforced first how reckless and irresponsible and selfish for people not to do it on their own? what else do you have to know? what else do you have to hear? who else has to die for you to understand you have a responsibility in this? really, it's so incredible especially new yorkers who live in a dense environment and no how interdependent they are on one another, r

, you have that ship, the "comfort" as a relief valve. but they only take non-covid patients. you try to transfer to long island, if long island is at capacity, then you move upstate. it's a pure capacity issue. pure systems management issue. >> there are several new yorkers who are watching the ship come into new york, what more can the city do to make sure that people are staying inside? is closing playgrounds enough when you have people marveling at the ship, standing in close proximity to each other and nypd not necessarily doing anything about it right away. >> yeah, look, we had this conversation with the city. it's part of the closing the playgrounds. the nypd has to get more aggressive, period. period. well, it's not a law enforcement issue. it is. and by the way, if you're going to force me into a position where i have to mandate it and make it a law, a social distancing law that -- which i think absurd, but it has to be enforced first. how reckless and irresponsible and selfish for people not to do it on their own? i mean, what

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relief valve for the entire state should we exceed surge capacity. we are going to make sure that facility is in a position to serve georgia. i frankly pray we don't need it, but it's going to be able to support you, your family in your time of need. thank you very much. >> governor, some state governors have talked about restart the economy. president trump has also signaled his desire to get things moving by the end of the month. is georgia ready to enter these discussions? have you thought about what's next? >> a lot of people in georgia are thinking about that, especially the people out of work. i know how hard that is. i would tell people right now our focus is on the hospital surge capacity, the ability to test more, because i think we are going to need that when we go back to work. we have to look at where some of these governors are and what their state has experienced versus what we are looking at. we are a little behind the curve of where our peak is going to be , but that is certainly a date i am ready for. i think today, specifically, we

that javits center will be major relief valve the united states navy ship comfort, the original plan is that would come in for non-covid people the original plan is it would also be a relief valve on the hospitals but not for covid people that it would take all the non-covid patients, if you will, from the hospital system that was the plan. a by product of shutting everything down is you have fewer car accidents, crime rate is way down, fewer trauma cases. there's not a large non-covid population in the hospitals. i'm going to ask the president to ship the comfort to non-covid to covid >> what you're listening to now is the daily press conference by new york governor, andrew cuomo with regard to the update on the latest figures for coronavirus the take away so far, the fact that the cases per day in terms of death and those confirmed with the virus appear to be plateauing or trending lower in some instances depending on which metrics you look at. that's leading the governor and his experts to say that perhaps we are at or near a peak with regard to the overall cases within new york.

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don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding.aking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. eliquis, the number one cardiologist-prescribed blood thinner. ask your doctor if eliquis is what's next for you. ♪ gerry: i'm back with allianz chief economic adviser mohamed el-erian. we don't know when the immediate health challenge is going to be over. it does seem we have seen encouraging signs of the curve bending. other countries are already starting to talk about and have put in place plans for reopening their economy. austria, a couple countries in europe have talked about it. the president this week tasked some of his team with coming up with an economy reopening plan whenever that happens. give us a sense, if you would, from your perspective of how we may be abl

. >> you'll start to open that valve on the economic activity, and you'll turn that valve very slowlyyou're opening that valve, watch the meter. what's the meter? the meter's the infection rate. and if you see that infection rate start ticking up, which would be undermining everything we have accomplished thus far? then you know you've opened the valve too fast. >> reporter: new york now banding together with six other states to develop a joint plan to reopen the east coast. the governors of washington, oregon, and california forming a similar strategic alliance. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to tom there. >>> wisconsin, a liberal challenger unseated a conservative incumbent and president trump's pick in the battle over the state's supreme court. conservatives still control the court by one, but circuit judge jill karofsky's win is a big one. wisconsin is considered a battleground and a bellwether for the november presidential election. as expected, former vice president joe biden won the primary, turned on its head by the coronavirus. the results were not announced fo

, if you turn that valve too fast, you will see the number jump right back, but yes, i think you canay the worst is over, because the worst here are people dying. that is the worst. the worst does not get any bad than this worst, and this worst is people dying. that is the worst. >> kristin joins us from new york via skype. the figures are grim but the governor looking to plan on how to reopen after the worst is over. >> that's right. he stopped short of getting rid of any social distancing measures at this point, but for the first time, we are hearing him talk about a way out and an endgame and he has shifted his focus from procuring more emergency supplies to discussing when this might end and how it might end. he had a meeting with governors of neighboring states to that verybut he says it is important for now that businesses remain closed and social distancing measures stay in place. he said that this plateauing of new hospitalizations is actually a result of these social distancing measures and that when it comes time to reopen, for business, that he is going healtho at the advi

. >> yeah, governor cuomo has been explaining for weeks, gears and valves. gears and valves. you close one, you open one, and they have to work together. christin cristina alesci, thank you so much. >>> we have new details this morning on what led up to president trump's wild suggestion on thursday that researchers should look into testing the infection of disinfectants to kill the coronavirus? that's next. >>> weeks after being fired for sounding the alarm about a coronavirus outbreak on the "uss theodore roosevelt" the former commanding officer may soon be reinstated. we'll tell you why. america's oldest lighthouse has weathered many storms. seeing the break in the clouds before anyone else. together, we'll weather this storm. >>> some sharp criticism for the president this morning after telling reporters he was being sarcastic when he suggested medical experts look into testing the possibility of injecting disinfectants as a treatment for the coronavirus. >> yeah, then doctors and state leaders and companies, even the ones that make those products had to warn everyone, do

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mask protects both the wearer and the person they encounter with a valve that only reliably protects the wearer if f.p. masks are in short supply worldwide so they should be mainly research. for a medical person now. a mask that's often seen now it is this simple protective face piece for the mouth and nose known as the surgical mask it consists of several layers of paper or non woven fabric with a thin wire to make it fit over the nose. when the wearer coughs or sneezes the surgical mask blocks the large droplets but on inhalation air also flows in over the sides that means mainly protect others from infection rather than the wearer. once the mask is wet from breathing after 8 hours wearing time at the most it has to be discarded. in the coated $900.00 prices professionally manufactured masks are in short supply that's led to a flourishing cottage industry in d.i.y. masks whether using handkerchiefs t. shirts or vacuum cleaner bags people all around the world are revving up their sewing machines at textile mask functions rather like a protective mask made of paper but generally has

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