Were very focused on that until we get over this. Obviously well not ship too much. We have excess of certain things and dont have enough of others. I just had a great talk with Doug Mcmillan from walmart and i gave him a very, very big order for gowns, for protective gear for the doctors, for the nurses, for everything and hes actually very excited about it. He is biggest purchaser of this kind of thing, of anything probably in the world and and he is very excited about it. I said what size . Almost unlimited. When you look at these hospital, the amount that they order, you almost say how could they possibly use so much whether it is masks or the protective gear but we supplying a tremendous amount and we just ordered a lot from walmart and he is taking this on personally. I said let it go, let it be shipped not to a warehouse, directly to the site of the hospital or wherever they need it because we save a lot of time when we do that. So walmart, in addition to many other companies an
A new global milestone. And its. How the pandemic is fueling anti asian racism in the United States. And austria joins 3 other European Countries in making the wearing of masks outside the home compulsory. Pillows growing numbers of people follow the advice of governments and stay home cities empty and businesses shut up shop the rapidly spreading corona virus continues to yield a bleak string of statistics spain has marked another record high with 864 people dying in the past 24 hours while infections pasta 100008 is hoped though that the peak might have been breached and the World Health Organization says the number of deaths internationally has doubled in the past week and in the next few days the 1000000 infections mark should be passed wall street slumped on the news that the us should be prepared for as many as 25040000 deaths the dow jones closing down nearly a 1000 points or 4. 4 percent and say further 563. 00 people have died in the u. K. Its worse daily death figure 2000 Fro
[inaudible conversations] if i could have everybodys attention we would like to get started. I am brian anderson, editor of city journal and i want to welcome you on behalf of the Manhattan Institute. It is with pleasure that i introduce john tierney, a value contributing editor of the journal and coauthor of the fascinating and useful new book the power of bad how the negativity effect rules us and how we can rule it. It is on sale outside the room here. John has long been one of the nations leading voices on the intersection of science and Public Policy and make no mistake, however calmly, reasonably expressed, his is a very contrary and voice. Ons New York Times column the big city which ran from the mid90s until 2002 that made me a fan of his work, he took on any number of prevailing miss from the efficacy of rent control to the root causes of homelessness to environmental policy. One remarkable column was born from johns irritation that Rosie Odonnells ruling was public or schism
What the governor said a moment ago, he is tired of being behind this virus. We have been behind it, playing catchup from day one, trying to put a plan in place that puts him ahead of it, plans what he believes will be the apex in terms of the virus and the impact on the state of new york in the next two to three weeks. Before we go back to the numbers, another thing the governor mentioned in albany a moment ago, his brother chris, who host as nightly program on cnn, is positive for covid19. His symptoms, according to cnn, are mild. Chris cuomo will continue to host his nightly program, they say from his home on a daily basis, again with mild symptoms. The governor has been talking about his brother who he says is his best friend here for the last few minutes. Before that he did go through these numbers. Lets put them back up there. 75,759 cases in the state of new york and 1500 deaths. 1550 is the latest number, up from over 1200 yesterday. These numbers, to neils point continue to ri
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