Got, and it really as a colleague it was heartbreaking to hear. These are individuals who sacrifice their life for others. They take an oath, and theyre telling me they feel like theyre in a war and they dont have the armor they need. They are using words like scared, in despair, power powerless like theyre sacrificial lambs, and essentially, theyre screaming out to be heard and helped. One of the things you heard was the lack of protective personal equipment. They dont have it. Theyre being asked to reuse things, use them all day. Theyre going out on their own, spending their own money to find it. Somebody said its like being a fireman and running into a burning building with flipflops and a bikini on. This is how they feel they need help. Another issue is that they are afraid for their own health, for their Families Health saying i signed up for this job. My family did not sign up to take this risk. Theyre building makeshift places to stay at home in the garage. They dont infect their family. Here are people physically and psychologically on the front lines who are coming home and cant even get that loving support from their family because they cant touch them. Theyre saying that they are being asked to continue to do elective surgical cases which the government has come out and said we really should be avoiding. And many of the doctors who themselves are either pregnant or immune compromised have not received guidance about whether they should really still working in the workforce. Its a big, big crisis right now. Tara, the American Medical Association in a letter to the Vice President said asked for something akin to a Manhattan Project kind of program to expand manufacturing capacity so we could produce the supplies that doctors need, but also there is an issue of training. Are medical staff basically trained to deal with Something Like this . Well i dont know that were psychically trained. We may see those effects down the line. But we know how to take care of patients. I dont think the training is the issue. The issue is that we dont have the supplies, and were going the lose our workforce, as you heard. If our Health Care Providers start to go down, start to get sick, who is going to take care of the rest of us . We know that our Health Care Providers are now bei selfquarantined. Many are being isolated. Many are having to stay home to take care of their own kids who are out of school. And so we really need a plan in place. And its a big systemic issue too. The more patients were getting in the icu beds that were either ruling in or out for covid19 for treating, were not able to take care of patients with other critical illnesses. So this is a big, big issue for the whole system. Dr. Narula, one last question here. Weve been talking about the number of hospital beds. If those are increased, do we have the workforce to staff them . Well, thats exactly what we were just saying. I think it remains to be seen. I think if we dont protect our Health Care Practitioners on the front line and i want to be clear. This isnt just doctors. This is nurses, nurse practitioner, pas. If we dont give them the proper equipment, we will lose them. And that will be our fault. It will be a tragedy. And a tragedy we hope we can avoid. Dr. Narula, thank you very much. Around here, nobody ever does it. I didnt do it. So when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. Dad . I didnt do it. 1 stain and odor fighter, 1 trusted. Its got to be tide. Heres a razor that works differently. The Gillette Skinguard it has a guard between the blades that helps protect skin. The Gillette Skinguard. So dad bought puffs plus lotion, blows. And rescued his nose. Puffs have more lotion and soothing softness to relieve. A nose in need deserves puffs indeed. The coronavirus has bars and restaurants closed, amusement parks shuttered, and concerts canceled from coasttocoast. But for some musicians, the lockdown is not necessarily keeping them silent. Many have taken to the internet to perform their shows from the comfort of their own homes. One of them is emmy and tony award winner john legend. He spoke with Anthony Mason after wrapping up an acoustic set on social media. And i know well be all right, i will stay with you reporter for nearly an hour, john legend sat at his home piano singing and soothing his fans with a free concert broadcast live on instagram. Sing like just dont know reporter he was joined by his wife, a casual chrissy teigen. Reporter and 3yearold daughter luna. Rising in the east, talons on reporter and you brought chrissy and luna in as backup. Absolutely. Chrissy was the highlight of the whole thing. I sing and she brought comic relief and excitement to the whole thing. Luna came in and enjoyed herself too. I think, you know, this is our home. This is what we do at home. And we gave people a little bit of a view of what we do here. Reporter the 11time grammy winner, like so many others right now is stuck at home because of social distancing and selfquarantines. How you all coping at home . You know, were just one day at a time, trying to figure it out. Trying to keep the kids entertain and occupied. Reporter is this disrupting your life much yet . The kind of definition of what entertainers do when it comes to appearing places is playing or singing or performing in front of large groups of people. And so all of those things are canceled. Reporter which is one reason legend and Coldplays Chris Martin are Live Streaming performances to fans. Youre a sky oh youre a sky full of stars reporter theyre also raising awareness for Coronavirus Relief through the World Health Organization and global citizen. You picked up the mantle from chris martin and had a concert right in your home. Yes. Well, you know, a lot of us had been thinking about it because everybody is off tour. Everybodys tour has been postponed or canceled. And a lot of our listeners and fans are at home. And we wanted to find a way to use the power of music and art to bring people together. Like a bri o reporter legend called on the Simon Garfunkel classic bridge over troubled water to remind us all how weanind comfort in each other when times we listed some food banks and other organizations that people could help because a lot of folks will be struggling in the next few months at least. And so we need to be mindful of all of those people. And most people dont have a large cushion to handle a loss of work for months at a time. And so i think we all need to come together as a society, as a community, as a nation, as a globe to support those people. Weve been together for a while reporter more than 100,000 people came together online for legends performance. I think at the peak you had 114,000 people watching. Thats filling a couple of arenas. That was pretty cool. You know, the message were trying to get out to people is one, as much as you can, stay home and stay away from physical contact with other people. And then secondly, that if you have the means to help support other people that are going through a tougher time than you are, then do so. Reporter legend and teigen also reminded people not to forget their Mental Health. Dont tfe you anger and your madness and isolation into other people. Get a stress ball or a punching bag or go online. Or Mental Health resources online too. So if you are having issues with that im via skype. Reporter other well, even debuting new music. Oh let your love be known reporter yesterday on bonow sng for st. Patricks day, as did Country Singer luke combs. Just enjoy the grace and hold foreign better days till the sun shine, shines again reporter combs said he would do a life stream performance every week people are selfquarantined. Legend also teased plans to release new music. Just so you guys know, i am going to put out a new album isyear. Now h my go thank god. Thank god. Reporter before wrapping up with his number one hit. Give your all to me, ill g my all to you, your my end and my beginning, even when i lose im winning if youre out and about in dallas when this contagion finally clears, you may want to stop at one very special coffee shop. As Mireya Villarreal reports, every cup is served up with more than a teaspoon of hope. Hi, welcome in, guys. Reporter its hard to imagine that a year ago, this bubbly barrista behind the counter at la la land cafe was struggling. What would have happened if you didnt work here . I would probably still be homeless. So i feel if this light never came into my life, id probably be suffering from depression. I would probably be trying to still make it on my own, probably on the streets somewhere. Reporter this dallas coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sierra notten and crystal lynn randall. I was a foster kid. Dad didnt care about me. I had a whole big family. They didnt care about me. So i felt alone until la la land is my family. Reporter in texas alone, more than 1200 youth aged out of the system last year, and many end up on the streets. Were not in the business of coffee. We just serve coffee. Were definitely in the business of kindness. Reporter la la landowner created a program where foster youth can learn how to make it in the real world. So far he has hired nine. Our goal is to open a thousand store, 10,000 stores, whatever it is, and hire as many youth as possible. Reporter but that cuts into your profits. Of course. But there is a balance in life. We have a duty to our society to help the ones who are in need. Reporter sierra was placed with a foster famil after her ther sexually abused her when she was 15. Nearly five years later, its still difficult to talk about her journey. I just try to push it behind me, because it happened. And i just want to move forward. Reporter sierra admits shes got a lot of healing to do, but she is thankful shes finally found a place she can call home. Coming to la la land, its not just working. Its like an overall attitude pick up. Reporter best part of working here . Having p who believe in me. It lets me work after my goals and believe myself. Here you go, sir. Reporter for cbs this morning saturday, Mireya Villarreal, dallas. And that is the overnight news for this morning. For some of you, the news continues. For other, check back with us a little later for morning news and of course cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center here in los angeles, im lee cowan. It is friday, march 20th, 2020. Good morning from our cbs news studio in washington. I am jeff pegues in for annemarie green. This morning, people in the entire state of california, the countrys most populous state, are being ordered to stay home in a bid to curb the coronavirus pandemic. Nationwide the number of reported cases has soared past 14,000. More than 200 people have died. Cindy pom looks at how state officials are taking desperate measures. Reporter California Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered nearly all of the states 40 million residents to stay at home indefinitely. Th