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Flatten the curve are starting -- and i say starting -- to pay off. >> now, hospitals in both states are getting more relief. tonight the white house signed off on allowing that huge navy hospital ship "comfort" to accept coronavirus patients. cases in other u.s. cities are expected to peak in the middle of this month. tonight a curfew got under way at 9:00 p.m. in boston, remains in effect now until the 4th of may. then theres the new report from the inspector general at the department of healt...

Alarms on medical equipment are going off. a nurse telling us what is happening, a patient is having extreme trouble breathing. they need to flip her onto her stomach. this is the moment doctors face around the clock, life or death in the hands of this medical team. within minutes, dr. pascal comes out. theyve stabilized the patient. he tells us what just happened. >> what happened just now is an absolute emergency, a life or death situation. unfortunately thats what were seeing with a lot of ou...

Weighed in on the navys decision to relieve navy captain brett crozier of his command after he raised alarm about the spread of covid-19 on his ship, the uss theodore roosevelt. we also got more information today about the circumstances on that aircraft carrier with a crew of nearly 5,000 united states sailors. 44% of the crew has been tested for covid-19. so far, there are 155 positive cases. more than 1,500 sailors have been moved ashore. joining me now, dr. david shulkin, former secretary of ...

Crozier from his command and he raised alarms about the coronavirus on his ship, the "uss roosevelt." it has a crew of nearly 5,000 sailors. 44% of the crew has been tested for covid-19. so far there are 155 positive cases. more than 1,500 sailors have been moved to shore. joining me, dr. david shulkin, secretary of affairs under the president trump administration, and former ceo of beth israel hospital. this captain crozier was looking

Specialists, firemen, emts. >> grocery store workers, bus drivers, mail carriers -- i dont think they ever thought they would be risking their lives to do this job. our cnn team put together this tribute to the hard-working men and women to whom we owe a lot of gratitude. ♪ >> im a new yorker. its essential. im honored. ♪ >> its a little risk coming outside, but i kind of feel like a super hero, saving the world. ♪ ill reach my hands out ♪ in the darkness ♪ wait for yours to interlock ...

They are protecting all of us. anyone can make a covering at home, scarf, bandana, anything like that will do. >> were expecting the white house to make a similar recommendation today. the usns comfort sailed into new york harbor and up the hudson river a couple days ago, past the statue of liberty. it was supposed to give relief to the hospitals, to take non-covid-19 patients and provide 1,000 hospital beds. we learned yesterday, so far, only 20 patients aboard that ship. why is that number so ...

Because we werent even allowed to go see him. >> just awful. whit is back with us live from new york tonight. i wanted to get back to the new guidelines for first responders in the new york area. they have new orders about how to handle cardiac patients. it would seem its a tacit acknowledgment that some patients wont be able to be saved? >> reporter: the new orders obtained by abc news outline specific guidelines on how to respond to cardiac emergencies. telling ems crews if they cant get a pul...

We will be safer, other countries will be stronger and well have less likelihood of explosive spread of this or other diseases elsewhere that will endanger us here. the u.s. can make a huge difference not only by implements things here, but by engaging effectively with countries that we work with to we can work together. this is truly world war against the coronavirus. its all of the world against the virus. and we need to collaborate, coordinate, learn from each other and figure out what strate...

Role. >> let me get your thoughts quickly, i know we have a lot of time going forward to look back at where everything went wrong, but when you look at the global response to this, has the united states position been somewhat affected negatively by not being engaged on the international stage, by not trying to lead the way in coordinate an international response to this in a way that comes back and hurts us domestically with our own patients? >> absolutely. absolutely. the u.s. has been a leader...

Resident put others at risk by countrys epicenter with close hosting a corona party. to 60,000 cases, close to 1,000 a next guest, a top cop from the deaths. jillian: take any bit of community, has a warning for positive take-away that we can. flea one who refuses to comply thank you. rob: the president declaring with the emergency order. washington, d.c. a major disaster area, allowing the city jillian: first lets check in to access federal funds to with steve doocy to see whats coming u up on ...