doing it, if you do it too much it you risk taking the paint off that has the letters on it. >> dana: good thing i can type without looking. brett larson, these are great tips and i want to take one of these with me. thank you for joining us. bill hemmer, have you cleaned your phone today? >> bill: when decks come it works like a charm. tell larson. i will see you tonight for super tuesday 2.0. here we go guys. ♪ >> bill: the story changes by the day and sometimes by the hour. i'm bill hemmer, good afternoon. president trump meeting with republican leaders today about the virus and he says that it was a great meeting and they talked about a lot of things including a payroll tax cut. stocks are bouncing back just one day after the biggest point drop in history. we got an hour to go for the closing bell in new york so we will watch that. meanwhile, the governor andrew cuomo deploying the national guard to a new york city suburb about 15 miles outside of town. he says it probably has the

largest known cluster of cases in the country. so there's more coming up on that story. in the meantime it's super tuesday 2.0 and at this hour they are voting in six states. joe biden is looking to increase his lead. the former vp writing momentum from a week ago, 352 it delegates up for grabs today. the biggest prize is michigan with 125 and that is where bernie sanders pulled off an upset to beat hillary clinton four years ago. this, too will come as a battleground. president trump the first public and to win michigan since 1988 by less then 100,000 votes. let's bring in the chairwoman, welcome to our coverage today. good afternoon to you. what happens in your state tonight? >> he has the establishment completely behind him, many of the congressional leaders, but bernie did have this upset

against hillary clinton in 2016 so we will see what happens. right now the polling has joe biden pulling away and were winning michigan. >> bill: when i look at the 2016 results, this is stunning. the numbers are as close as you can find. however, why do you think if you are right about your first answer, why is michigan turning on bernie sanders this time? >> while i think that you have the biden camp solidifying the astonishment wing, and that's from detroit and african-american community. that will be key for him in michigan. president trump just had a poll come out showing him beating biden and michigan. president trump renegotiating nafta and focusing on manufacturing jobs. he has done a lot for the people of michigan and that's why you continue to see strong support for him. >> bill: it you know the

neighborhood of sterling heights, michigan is macomb county. that's where you find reagan democrats. the mayor of that town has switched his allegiance from president to joe biden. how come? >> let me just tell you the mayor may be that way but the people of macomb county are solidly for donald trump. those are reagan democrats became trump republicans and they have stayed with him since 2016. i say he has even grown support and that will pique to us winning michigan again. these are blue-collar workers and they were the forgotten men and women and president trump said we need to do better trade deals. joe biden voted for nafta. these are things that are going to resonate. >> bill: those are the issues and we want to watch that all the way through november.

now the second issue is coronavirus. here's the headline from earlier today. the virus cannot be bluffed or bullied and will soon become his greatest adversary. talking about president trump and the pandemic. how big of a threat do you see that? to his presidency today? >> i think this is something everybody is taking seriously. the president took decisive action in january when he said we will close travel to giant, china and mitigate the threat of the new virus. that's affecting the whole world. and because he did that he was on saying this aptly stopped the spread of the iris in states. democrats had called it xenophobic and now the president is working across every field possible, health care, with the homeland security to make sure we are doing everything we can to get vaccines out there or to get tests out there to create a vaccine and inform the american

public as to best practices going forward. >> bill: just a few weeks ago, the economy was the strongest message. this is a great unknown and i'm just trying to understand how you factor in the possibility of this global economic pool, how do you evaluate that? >> i think the economy is very strong. because the economy is so strong we've been able to address this quickly. but the leadership of the president has been -- he's put a good task force together and he is leading in a time that he's done in a crisis. it's unfortunately that we seen democrats try to politicize an issue in a crisis when all americans should be coming together. >> bill: thank you for your time, we have your counterpart coming up in 30 minutes so stay tuned.

thank you for your time today. i will show you what's at stake here in the month of march. this is where we are as of today. this is the 10th of march, six contests as i mentioned a moment ago and on the map you can see what's at stake. all the delegates are over here and michigan is the biggest pop tonight at 125. after that you would look to missouri perhaps, midwest states, 68 delegates for grabs. biden appears to be doing well in misery as well as michigan but we will see how this shakes down throughout the evening tonight. it's about the math, 1,991 is where you need to go and this is where we are as we begin super tuesday 2.0. the red line is 1,191. right now joe biden with about 100 delicately over bernie sanders as we head into the evening this evening. on that note, a programming note. bret baier will be on the air with martha around 6:00 east coast time. we get some poll closings around 8:00 and pull closings around 9:00 and then we will take you throughout the evening here on

fox to let you know what happened. in the meantime, top democrats as ronna mcdaniel just mentioned, they are going after the president, the idea of tax cuts to help deal with the coronavirus. >> he seems to believe that the answer to any problem is in the tax cut. the president only wakes up to a problem after it has an effect on wall street. >> it just doesn't do a whole lot for people who are losing out on ships. people who don't have sick leave days. >> and we hope that president trump will join us in this effort as opposed to trying to bail out his friends, as millionaire and billionaire buddies. >> so that's just from today. if democratic leaders pushing for free virus testing plus paid sick leave. to the white house we go, chief correspondent john roberts walks in on that. good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon. let's start with the dow that looks like it's up about 714 or

715 at the moment. investors seem to like the president's idea for maybe a payroll tax cut and some a stimulus as well. the president's secretary and chief economics advisor at the g.o.p. policy luncheon and the senate a couple hours ago try to sell his colleagues and that's everything from ailing companies to ailing people. listen here. >> president trump: we just had a great meeting. tremendous unity in the republican party and we are working on some very different things. and >> the president is proposing in this new idea of financial stimulus as well as some help work companies is a payroll tax cut. unlike the payroll tax cut of 2010 and 2011 this might be full relief between now and the november election for the

employee contribution of 6.2%. and that has been hard-hit by the coronavirus. but if lindsey graham of south carolina is any indication, senators are not yet sold on the idea of blowing a big hole in the budget by cutting taxes. listen to them i here. >> we talked about different proposals to stimulate the economy. a general stimulus and payroll taxes mentioned but i don't know how to feel about that. >> there is a lot of concern about the idea of what the stimulus and release package could do to the deficit. right now, the deficit hovers around a trillion dollars by some projections, and this could take it well above $1.5 trillion if enacted. maybe go all the way t to

2 trillion. a payroll tax cut would have to go through congress. >> let's put them up on the screen. there are five republican lawmakers on at the cpac conference who have now put themselves into the self by self-flagellation. ted cruz of texas, paul goss or, representative matt gaetz of florida and mark meadows who is the new incoming chief of staff. they all had contact with a man from new jersey at the recent cpac conference and he tested positive for coronavirus. doug collins shook hands with the president and was with him on friday in georgia. matt gaetz was the president will make with the president in florida and flew back on air force one and mark meadows was here for a white house meeting sometime at the beginning of last week. he has not been here to the white house since the president named him as the new chief of staff. the president was asked this morning why he has not gotten tested yet for the coronavirus and here's what the president

said. >> president trump: i don't think it's a big deal. i would do it, i don't feel there is any reason. i feel extremely good, i feel very good. but i guess it's not a big deal to get tested and it's something i would do. but again, spoke to the white house doctor, terrific and talented guy. he said there is no reason t too it. and if there where you people would be the first to know about it. we should point out that the man who was at the conference is in the hospital in new jersey and said to be in stable condition. none of the five lawmakers who have self isolated how you are feeling ill in any way, shape or form. a couple of them have actually been tested. the likelihood of the president getting it from them is extremely slim. >> bill: thank you john, we will check in throughout the hour. thank you john roberts in the white house. the state of new york stepping up its response from the

outbreak. governor cuomo now deploying the national guard to enforce a 1 mile containment zone. around what he says is probably the nation's largest cluster of the virus cases. with also been watching the story of carl goldman from the very beginning and he's been in quarantine for more than 30 days and he still testing positive. the dnc comms director is here live and we are watching the show down. a big one tonight between bernie sanders and joe biden. look, this isn't my first rodeo...

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>> bill: a fox news alert here in new york, sending in the national guard to make the first containment zone two is help fight the spread of the virus in new rochelle. thus about 15 miles from our studio here in mid-manhattan. the mayor and new york is still grieving reporters. talk about new rochelle. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. of the 173 people with the virus, 108 are in the same city of new rochelle. this containment zone will close all schools in a public area within a mile radius. people can still come and go about starting on thursday for two weeks all schools and public facilities will be close so they can be cleaned. mayor andrew cuomo is saying the national guard will now deliver food for homes. >> this will be a period of disruption for the local community and i understand that. local shop owners don't like the

disruption, nobody does. this is a public health decisi decision. let the experts decide. >> across the region's taking various of action, new jersey is answering like announcing its first death related to the virus and that's a man in the 60s. the governor is asking state employees to avoid travel and large gatherings and many universities are enforcing online classes. private schools are closing as a preventative measure. public schools will not close but he does want people to avoid the subway if possible. >> bill: that's easier said than done in this town. one of the doctors thing about this right now? >> they are saying it could take a few days to show symptoms and they do have a testing kit which

involves swabbing the patient's nose and throat. because of the containment zone there will be a testing zone and new rochelle. airlines are also announcing they are either banning file to make flight routes to other countries are taking new measures to disinfect their planes and of doctors continuing to recommend that people wash their hand hands and use hand sanitizer which is something they do always and not just now. governor cuomo is saying some companies took this as a business opportunity by raising prices and those businesses were served summons yesterday. >> bill: alex, keep an eye on it. meanwhile, restrictions in effect around the world as a virus spreads. in italy the government is locking down the entire country. that's roughly 16 million people affected and people there can only travel for work reasons, health conditions or extreme circumstances. from china this update today, there's an app that tells people whether they are quarantined based on their health and travel history. from israel the health ministry is ordering all tourists to

leave that country. trey yingst reporting live in tel aviv to give us a sense about how that's going. >> good afternoon. new travel restrictions are in place for israel and effective immediately all citizens will be required if they are returning to israel to self quarantine for a period of 14 days. there are more than a quarter million of israelis currently traveling abroad. the new rule will apply to tourists visiting here. it's really israel has 61. his government is focusing on developing home testing kits as israeli companies work to develop a vaccine for coronavirus. >> this is a difficult decision but it's essential for safeguarding public health and public health comes first. this decision will be valid for two weeks. at the same time we are making decisions to maintain the

economy. >> in the west bank the town of bethlehem remains locked down after 19 people tested positive for the virus they are. a number of mosques were closed this week after checkpoints or place around the west bank. there does continue to be coordination between israelis and palestinians on the coronavirus. there are questions about how these new travel restrictions will affect the israeli economy that does relay heavily on tourism. despite that often the distance you can hear music playing as the jewish celebrate their holiday. >> bill: thank you. more passengers allowed to leave that grand princess cruise ship. they are on a weeks long quarantine and we will take your life to the port of oakland to see how it's going today and we will get an update on one of the couples from another cruise ship. we will talk to carl goldman, our friend, as he awaits the result on a crucial test for his medical fate. .

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>> bill: have more passengers today allowed to leave the grand princess cruise ship. at least 21 onboard that ship tested positive but now thousands of people are headed for further quarantine. claudia cowan tracks it all again from the port in oakland, california. claudia, how goes it today? >> so far this massive operation here at the port of oakland has been smooth as we take a live look at the aerial pictures. more than 400 people are already off the grand princess cruise ship now headed to quarantine sites across the country. dozens of pastors who needed immediate medical attention got off first, rushed to local hospitals, followed by the 19 crew members and passengers who tested positive for covid-19.

52-year-old denise doman hope that she and her husband don't get sick after spending time with one of the infected passengers. >> we had actually arranged to meet these people on the cruise, they were from new york, he was one of the two that had tested positive. so once we get off the ship we will all be tested anyway but it will be a sigh of relief that my husband and i test negative seeing as how we spent so much time with this man. >> the first group of about 150 passengers from california arrived at travis air force base last night and many were wearing protective face masks. they don't show signs of infection but will be watched closely over the next two weeks as well passengers who will be quarantined at three other military bases. by the way 25 children on the cruise testing negative for the virus. all morning long wasting passengers lining up according to colors they have been assigned. they've been screened and processed before boarding charter flights to their

quarantine destinations. about 2,000 people now anxiously awaiting their turn to disembark either today or tomorrow. >> bill: thank you claudia. we will check back with you. now, we want to check in on one of the former passages that we met a few weeks ago electronically. he was on that cruise ship in japan. carl goldman is his name and he's been in quarantine now for more than a month. he tested positive for the virus 33 days in fact. how are you feeling? i know you are still in omaha, nebraska. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. i'm still quarantined but i'm determined to get back to my home and my wife in california and our radio station in santa clarita before the final result of the iowa caucus come in. >> bill: [laughs] you've got some time on that. carl, what has taken so long? why 33 days and why are you still positive? >> yeah, i don't know.

that's a mystery. there are still seven patients here from the diamond princess and all of us our testing positive still. i kid because i think i may be a slow shredder of getting the bears out of me. i had a previous condition called william bar gideon bar sd that could be some of it. >> bill: interesting. you are 67. are you a smoker or do you have asthma or any of those conditions? >> no. i've been perfectly healthy. i was an avid skier and avid bicycle rider, mountain biking come up through the summer, and so i am still in great health. i've never smoked. it is just one of those things. >> bill: so you were tested again today, is that right? have you gone the results back yet from that? >> no. the results will come back in a

few more hours in her fingers are crossed here. >> bill: so human contact and minimal. they come into your room and hazmat suits. it's been a long time, are you ready to go home? >> i'm ready to go home. they rained here in omaha yesterday and i actually thought, oh, my gosh, i would love to just take a walk in the rain, but i can't even do that. can't even open the window. >> bill: what is it that you missed the most, freedom? >> it's freedom, being able to sit outside in the backyard with my dogs, give my wife a hug. we haven't been together now except virtually since februar february 17. we got to spend valentine's day on the diamond princess which was a lot of fun and i did spend my 67th birthday alone in the bio containment area so that will be a memory that i will always have. >> bill: i understand you got in omaha steak shipped your way so that has to at least put a

smile on your face. >> i did and i think it was because they heard me on tv with you, and the owners heard it and they delivered delicious omaha steaks to everybody here, including the medical staff. >> bill: from what i hear the people there have been wonderful for you and everyone else. maybe just clock into a lifetime supply. carl, i hope for you the test comes back negative and if so you will be back in california with your wife jerry. you tell her we said hello. good luck. >> thanks a bunch bill. >> bill: we will check back in, best to you. in the meantime, 3:30 here in new york and high-stakes happening right now. will joe biden expand his lead on bernie sanders? michigan is the biggest slice of delegates in today's primary. bernie sanders pulled the upset four years ago, will he do that tonight? in a moment i will talk to the communications director for the dnc and she is live after this.

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>> bill: so is this a make or break night for bernie sanders? they are voting in six states including michigan which is a political battle ground and the biggest prize of the upper midwest, joe biden has been picking up endorsements throughout the week including two more from his rivals, former rivals, cory booker, kamala harris and a lot more. sanders for his part recently added jesse jackson and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. i want to bring in the dnc communications director xochitl hinojosa in d.c. good day to you. is this bernie sanders' last stand? >> if this is about delegates. whoever gets in 1991 delegates end up getting the nomination. as you pointed out michigan has about 125 delegates at stateside. we will only be at about 50% of the delegates allocated after tonight and there's still a lot more race to go. after next week we will be about

60% of the delegates and at the end of april we will be at about 90% of delegates. >> bill: you are going to answer that one and i didn't expect you to. but here's what bill de blasio tweeted. i deeply respect elizabeth warren, our nation and our party are better and more progressive because of leadership. senator, if the she was on the other foot, bernie sanders would endorse you already, please join us. did she kill his campaign? >> everyone needs to give elizabeth warren and her support her some space. she ran for president because she thought she was the best person to beat. now she's reevaluating. she will make sure that she supports them against donald trump. >> and she's the only one. >> what i will say, she just ended her campaign and she thought she was the best person and people need to give her a

little bit of space. she will make the best decision for herself and for her constituents i'm sure and at the end of the day she will support whoever the democratic nominee is. >> bill: you got a debate coming up in a few days. people want to know if the dnc changed its rules again and apparently on friday i did and tulsi gabbard is not happy. i want to play the sound bite on her reacting from the hypocrisy that she sees at play. >> there's a lot of hypocrisy going on here and the american voters have the right to ask these questions, both of the dnc and their corporate media partners who are hosting these debates as they make the rules. >> bill: what do you i say to her. up until friday she had a seat at the table with sanders and biden on the 15th of march. >> what i will say is that all of the women in this race have paved the way for other women to run moving forward. they made at the norm. the reality is if you need 1991 delegates in order to win the

nomination, you don't need one, you don't need to, you need 1991. whoever is on the path of getting those delegates, we made sure we had a criteria that is fair and to make sure that people who are viable for the presidency and for the nomination are going to be on that. >> bill: you can make your own rules but i'm pointing out that you change the rules over the weekend. and then a month pryor with mike bloomberg than the rules were changed. >> the rules have changed based off of where the race has been and they change almost every debate and not every two debates. it actually makes sense. now people are voting and we made sure that polling is no longer in the mix because we are actually counting the vote of the american people which is where it should be. >> bill: so there's no hypocrisy? and we've reached out to tulsi gabbard and we will bring this on.

why do you think establishment has coalesced around joe biden so quickly? why did that happen? >> what i will tell you is it's the will of the voters. the voters are deciding who gets the delegates and those are based on their estates. it was thrown around in 2016 and it was thrown around in 2008. this is about the voters. this is about the voters deciding who are democratic nominee is and that's the beauty of the primary. that's the way it should be. >> bill: at cory booker and kamala harris dropped out months ago. it just seems pretty obvious to a lot of people that they have dropped their walls and said to bernie is not our guy and joe biden is. >> they have all said they would support whoever the democratic nominee is and just as he said, each of these candidates understand the importance of

beating donald trump and that is what makes me proud. >> bill: we will talk to you next week. and we will see where we are then. both joe biden and bernie sanders holding rallies tonight in ohio. another big delegate hall up therthere one week from today aw have team fox coverage now on the trail in cleveland. jacqui heinrich's with the sanders scene and peter doocy on the site where the rally will take place tonight. >> it's rare to hear elsewhere from a major political candidate especially on a major primary day but earlier today joe biden was confronted by a fiat chrysler worker about guns and something the plant worker had seen in a viral video and biden pushed back.

during preplanned remarks about guns, biden further clarified his position on the second amendment sink essentially he doesn't think the second amendment is absolute like the first amendment isn't if you yell fire in a theater. something new though from biden, his closing argument to michigan voters last night, the former vp was flanked by new surrogates like kamala harris and cory booker and he pitched them as the future of the party, on himself, the man hoping to be top of the ticket. >> i view myself as a bridge, not as anything else. there's an entire generation of leaders you saw stand behind me and they are the future of this country. >> tonight, they will address supporters here in cleveland and ohio. and that's where donald trump accepted the republican nomination for years ago at the

rnc. >> thank you peter. jacqui heinrich also live in cleveland and that's where senator sanders holds a rally tonight. >> bill, senator sanders has to stage a comeback tonight and campaign sources are telling us they feel confident they will do well in that key state of michigan. the state swung for trump in the general election. so to pull out the win center's and has to appeal to working-class voters in the rust belt and while one key endorsement from reverend jesse jackson will help sanders with african-american voters, biden still has the edge of that group. sanders minimizing the notion that super tuesday two could be make or break. >> michigan is obviously a very important state today, lots of delegates out there and we certainly very much want to win this debate. but we have to win them all and we are, i don't know, 80 or 90

delegates behind. we got a whole lot of delegates to go. >> sander's performance was pretty well received but he notably stepped back from a chance to criticize guidance and going after his record and slamming him on the wall street bailout. as part of the democratic establishment that's funded by billionaires. now, while sanders wants to see a good showing of support, he only wants to see healthy supporters come to his rally in light of coronavirus, and they are telling anyone who is sick or hig high risk to stay home. >> bill: thank you jackie, nice to see you. meanwhile, president trump helping his financial impact on the out. and at this time yesterday markets were in the tank. 24 hours later a different story. next.

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>> we will work together on a bipartisan basis to figure out how we can get things done quickly that will help the americans that are most impacted by this and small and medium-size businesses. >> bill: a big meeting on the hill today, there is steven mnuchin. the work and legislative response to the virus is going smoothly after he met with republican lawmakers away. we are minutes away from the close on wall street and the dow is rebounding just about 50% of what it lost. yesterday was the biggest single day drop point wise ever. jerry baker here is a post of "wall street journal" at large. good day to you. john roberts is reporting from the white house, one of the things a president pitched today was to take the payroll tax from

12.4% for all american worker employee and employer is down to zero, do it temporarily to help get a fix on this. >> holiday on payroll taxes. it's one of the smartest things that could be done right now. it's felt immediately and has an immediate impact and it affects everyone. everyone with the job, and with a very low unemployment rate almost everyone has a job. of all the options out there, it is the most immediately effective one. the question is, the question remains are they going to go out and spend money? >> bill: and what do democrats say about it as well? >> they will be speaking to republicans, and the question is are the democrats going to want to give the president that kind of an opportunity to be seen to be coming to the rescue? >> bill: here's what i think it's tricky on the policy front. you don't know where the bottom is and you don't know what happens tonight, tomorrow or a

week from now. that's difficult to figure out what is the right path forward to. >> that's absolutely true and we don't know. you see that reflected in the markets. yesterday the dow is down 2,000 and today it's up a thousand. that reflects the fact that one day people fear the worst and the next day they care about this possible policy measures and they don't think things will be as bad as that. who knows what happens tomorrow. but having a fiscal policy response which is cutting taxes in this way, the president has been criticizing the fed once again today but that's a very broad brush stroke. it's a very blunt instrument. that's taking a vacation or doing anything like that. targeted action like that puts money into people's pockets. >> bill: i was looking at this town, new rochelle, they got a 1 mile quarantine zone.

and if you are a student here and you go on spring break, don't bother coming back after spring break. anyone going into that country, a 14 day quarantine immediately. the message might be telling people to stay away for now. you don't know whether that risk spreads to other countries or whether or not it comes here. >> of all those things, italy is clearly the scariest right now. the death rate among coronavirus cases is higher than even most of china. they are diagnosed with coronavirus and have died and that's partly because they have older people. the whole country is on lockdown and it's much, much worse than it's been anyone else. the government didn't respond quickly enough and that's exactly what the u.s. and other

countries are now trying to avoid. not that you can stop the spread of this virus, you can't stop it, it's going to spread. but if you can slow it down and the ability to handle cases rather than be swamped as italy has been swamped in the last two weeks, then we will have a much better outcome. >> bill: great point. the last point i would make, they come out after the markets closed. maybe five or 5:30, last night it was 6:30 at night. an interesting strategy to see how things were going and perhaps give us an idea about what we can think about overnight. >> i inc. they want to seem like they are on top of this. the experts that i've spoken to said the president did do a good job, stopping those flights and restricting significant flights to the affected countries which really had a big impact on reducing the inflow of the virus here. that was a good start. there was a slight concern that some of the things president said after that suggested maybe he wasn't actually on top of it

and i think this daily conference, daily press conference after it is an attempt to show the america people, look. we are taking the right actions, advising you on what to do. we have this under surveillance and we are taking policy measures like we've been talking about today to help us through this. >> bill: i will mention one more thing. the chinese president went to wuhan where it all started and that's quite a statement. when you physically go to the area that the world has been talking about. >> yes and demonstrate it what seems to be the case, the pace of the expansion of the disease is slowing dramatically. can we believe those numbers? we don't know but there is no sure indication of the confidence of the chinese authorities that when the head of state goes there, wearing a mask as we saw, but he goes there and talks to people and he seen on the ground there. >> bill: the symbolism is strong nonetheless. nice to see you jerry baker. in a moment here with restrictions and quarantines,

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they are saying they will honor your take it down the road only if there is a change in fair will they have to charge you a little more. >> travel insurance is not a silver bullet. epidemic is not one of them. most cruise ship companies are offering credits or voucher depending on when you book. some are offering onboard credit to stop you from canceling. the hotels -- hyatt said they would offer refunds between now and june. that is not the case with most of the chains. if there is a silver lining, airfares, hotel prices falling. >> bill: they getting is good for a moment. 4 professional leagues limiting access to the locker room. interviews will happen. reporters have to remain 6 t 6 to 8 feet away from athletes.

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