Of on. M. , a doctor the latest developments in u. S. Efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic. Good morning. Its tuesday, march 31, 2020. President trump is set to hold another Coronavirus Task force briefing in the white house at 5 p. M. Eastern. Daysmes as they mark 20 since the virus was officially declared a global pandemic. Talking about the u. S. Responsiveness this morning, we are asking you to tell us who has had the biggest impact. If you think it has been the federal government, the number to call this morning is 202 7488000. If you think State Government, 202 7488001. If you think it is local government, 202 7488002. And if you think the private sector has had the biggest impact on Coronavirus Response, 202 7488003. You can also catch up with us on. Ocial media this morning, you can start calling in now. We begin with an image of the federal response. This is the United States navy in newmfort arriving york on monday. That thousand bed navy ship described today in the New
Would never tell your doctor about. You ashately over time, winter flu symptoms a lot of what we have been seeing is a lot of people who have gotten pretty sick. I am not in the hospital yet. In the hospital is swelling tremendously in new york city. At the moment, what i am doing is fielding telehealth calls disease,le with the assessing them on video which is a new skill, but something we are all getting killed at doing and trying to figure out if they are sick enough to go to the hospital. Should we have some kind of antibiotic . I have been giving a lot of lessons to people and loved ones about how to open up their lungs, deep breath, banging on peoples backs to help them clear out junk and doing our best to keep hospitals clear. Host if we were having one of those assessments now, how would it go. Guest in some ways it runs like a regular Doctors Office visit. Just on video. Is withs a loved one them, sometimes they are alone. Start with hows it going . Ask about cough, ask about
Cheryl heurd. Reporter neighbors tell me theyre not surprised. In fact theyre having a problem with home breakins. Its a problem all over the bay area. What you dont see in this home Surveillance Video is this welldressed thief posing as doortodoor salesman knocking at the front door of this home in the 900 block of skyline drive. What you do see is moments after he got no answer at the front door, the suspect carries a notepa he goes around the pack of the house where he can be seen peering through windows and a glass slider. Reporter he leans down and use as tool to crack the back door slider and then he goes inside. But he wasnt alone. Once inside hes confronted by an elderly home owner and flees on foot. Reporter they think he was talking to an accomplice by phone and these types of home burglaries are on the rise. Thats why people are forming Neighborhood Watch groups in this neighborhood. You improve the life of your neighborhood. Reporter one of the organizers talked to it us bu
Tonight. Were very happy to welcome Erika Bolstad in conversation with Lydia Kiesling as a documentary filmmaker and journalist who has studied and written vastly about Climate Change and fossil fuels. Erika bolstad the personal connection to oil was brought to light and late in late 2009 when her ailing mother unexpectedly received a check for leased mineral rights. They were rights that dated back to 1951, leased by ericas grandfather from the land that his mother had homesteaded in the early 1900s. In north dakota. Ericas great grandmother, anna, was a woman of potential fortune, lost to history with very little photo evidence or writing. In fact, annas husband had committed her to an asylum under mysterious circumstances. In her book windfall, the prairie woman who lost her way and the great granddaughter who found her Erika Bolstad excavates. Her familys buried past and its stark connection to the Promised Land of the american west. Both dad will be joined in conversation tonight
Documentary filmmaker and journalist who has studied and written vastly about Climate Change and fossil fuels. Erika bolstad the personal connection to oil was brought to light and late in late 2009 when her ailing mother unexpectedly received a check for leased mineral rights. They were rights that dated back to 1951, leased by ericas grandfather from the land that his mother had homesteaded in the early 1900s. In north dakota. Ericas great grandmother, anna, was a woman of potential fortune, lost to history with very little photo evidence or writing. In fact, annas husband had committed her to an asylum under mysterious circumstances. In her book windfall, the prairie woman who lost her way and the great granddaughter who found her Erika Bolstad excavates. Her familys buried past and its stark connection to the Promised Land of the american west. Both dad will be joined in conversation tonight by lydia kiesling. Shes the author of the novel the golden state. Tonights event includes a