From the front lines of the coronavirus fight. She is board member with the American College of Emergency Physicians. Dr. Haddock, you first just described what your days are like these days of the hospital and how you are spending them. Guest it is a busy time around the country, we are seeing the number of Covid Patients we are seeing escalate every day. Harris county currently has 563 cases and its a change in our workflow in this new age the pandemic. Job on theis your front lines . Guest i see anyone who comes in the door for any problem they might be having medically. Whether thats related to covid or the traditional things we would see like abdominal pain or toe infection. In this era of covid one of the challenges we have is trying to sort out those who are more likely to have covid and that requires a high level of protection for those caring for them. Reset the other patients. How do you do that when sorting out. Guest the main thing we do is ask about symptoms. At the beginn
With the gold price. 20 . It would not seem dollar weakness will be translated into gold strength. That correlation is somewhat weak. Thats where we are at the moment. Getting more reaction to this mls cut taking place by the pboc, the right now 2. 59 percent. It was 3. 15 percent. They cut it in the middle of february to 3. 15 . It is really to prop up the virus hit companies. It should translate into the reduction of the loan prime rate, which is out on the 20th. Lets move to the first word news as we join Karina Mitchell. U. S. A a deal taking off, airlines have agreed a preliminary deal with the Treasury Department to access billions in aid. Carriers. All major American Airlines will get 5. 8 billion in payroll support. Southwest will get 3. 2 billion. As part of a 25 billion dollar assistance package for commercial airlines as part of the 2. 2 trillion stimulus announced last month. Fullys agreement will support Airline Industry workers, preserve the vital role airlines play in ou
Little better to the north generally speaking here swinging things around the golden gate. There you see some of that haze this looked over this breeze already in place. And it actually will get a little bit more on the windy side as we get into tomorrow really but this is what were talking about this low is going remain to the south. But its drawing up some of the scattered cloud cover even couple radar echoes were not getting any the stations in the bay area actually reporting any rain from that. But again places like Half Moon Bay looks like some going its stock and well continue to remain with some fog and overcast conditions. This is what im talking about as you can see all day long at 1230. This but the only trouble spot right down here to the south then its for us to spread out a little bit more so in the east bay by tonight. You can see at a little bit up to the north bay by tomorrow morning. From the delta. And now as where the areas of looks like an affected by that for tonig
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