and thank you for joining us. i'm dana perino and story time is at 3:30 p.m. eastern today. i have a special treat, going to make you laugh this afternoon and it will stream on foxnews.com, facebook, and youtube and available on demand on fox nation. ♪ >> bill: on bill hemmer broadcasting live from pier 90 in new york city where the comfort is stopped behind me. 70,000 tons of american pride, more than a thousand hospital beds and now set to receive their first patients from overflow hospitals here in the new york city area. three football fields away so impressive, operating room on board. we are here live has a joy joins the effort in new york city and across the country. where the virus has a 3:00

east coast time has now killed more people in the u.s. that in china at least according to beijing's official numbers. we have more than 3400 deaths nationwide, half of those in new york state. the epicenter here at home. we have team fox coverage throughout the hour all across the country now coast-to-coast. in the midwest, cases are skyrocketing. and now has the fourth most infections in the country and on the west coast a bit of a different story, officials in the state of washington saying early social distancing guidelines may be working, but the governor there warns the state should not declare victory just yet. our reporters are fanned out across, here with me on pier 90 in new york city and good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon. we are still waiting for the first patience to arrive on the comfort. in those patience are expected to be there by the end of the day and right now it's a bit of a slow roll but once the process is set, they were expecting some 50 patients a day to be admitted

on board. state health officials and officials come together and they decide whether or not they should be treated on board the ship. an ambulance will then bring them to the comfort after they are checked to make sure that they do not have covid-19 by the hospital and then screened once more. this is a very serious situation on board. they are treating everything as though everyone on board has covid-19 created the staff is ready with the best personal protective equipment and do not want this to spread at all. the government is taking care of this with humanitarian emergen emergency. will not be accepting visitors on board.

bottom line is we are talking about someone thousand hospital beds, at their greatest assets of the 1200 medical personnel, nurses, surgeons, doctors from up and down the east coast of when you talk to them, they're used to helping out other countries on humanitarian trips. at the mercy and the comfort but there is a special pride they are feeling here in new york harbor to help us. >> two weeks early. in the meantime across town, central park is setting up ten tents. >> samaritan's, that organization has set up a field hospital in central park a remarkable site. they were expecting patients they are by end of day today. we have not seen patients there quite yet. there were 68 hospital beds including the sum of ten icu units. they will be actually accepting covid-19 patients which is different than what we've seen that these other temporary hospitals. at the same time, an

announcement is opening up at the tennis center in queens. a temporary hospital with some 350 hospital beds. mayor bill de blasio speaking just moments ago. >> folks afflicted by coronavirus, help them to survive and recover and go home and specifically helping patients who come through elmhurst hospital. >> there are 75,000 coronavirus cases in new york, some 332 deaths in the last 34 hours including the first death of a person under the age of 18. but help is on the way just talking about a thousand nurses coming, 25050 ambulances all over the country to help new york. >> bill: thank you, great to

see you. in the meantime, want to get you out to the midwest right now. how officials they are giving an update as we speak. white house task force expert dr. anthony fauci warning the virus cases and that city could soon take off. detroit officials say at least 50 people have died from the virus they were including the police department. and now nearing 500 officers in quarantine. it kicks a reporting in chicago where cases in terms of numbers around the rise. what do you have? >> a large refrigerated truck has now basically been attached to the facility to accommodate the bodies of covid-19 patients. tells us right now there's about 30 deceased patients being explored here in the trailer. serves two purposes.

in keeping covid-19 bodies away from others and it will help free up space. the expected surge of covid-19 deaths. chicago and cook county now considered one of the nation's hot spots. illinois has more than 5,000 confirmed covid-19 cases. the majority here in the cook county and chicago area now averaging 15 to 20 deaths per day. and chicago was home to the largest convention center in north america. right on lake michigan. the army corps of engineers right now transforming thousands of square feet into a facility to treat coronavirus patients. the u.s. navy hospital ship is helping new york. >> there is no sugarcoating this. the numbers are going to get worse before they get better. but we've been working round the clock to ensure our city has been able to stay on top of this

crisis and stay ahead of the need and the capacity in the hotel. >> today, chicago's mayor also says there are 2600 hotel rooms available here for first responders who do not want to bring the virus back into their home. >> bill: the downtown how will that work and when will it be available? >> asking any health care workers to come assist in the state of michigan and the center in the downtown part of detroit from general motors headquarters and for 900 bed medical site. officials say the high rate of poverty and chronic diseases is likely making detroit more vulnerable. state representative isaac

robinson died sunday from a suspected coronavirus case. >> bill: thank you for that from the midwest. let's go to the american west now, the army corps of engineers building a hospital in the convention center next to the seattle seahawks stadium. they want to help there with patient overflow. of washington says it has more than 5,000 cases. dan springer reports live from that hospital now. >> despite a rift between president trump and washington governor jay inslee, federal help is getting here and there are some hopeful signs but also some mixed messages coming out of washington state. two new studies done by the institute for disease monitoring or modeling conclude that social distancing is happening and it is working to slow the spread of the coronavirus. researchers track facebook data which shows users spending much more time at home and a lot less time in large groups socializi

socializing. tweeted seattle, we have made a huge impact on slowing the transmission of this virus and those who went on to say that the job isn't nearly done. >> bill: it's to suggest the number of cases are slowing down there. is that somewhat of a silver lining we can pick up in the pacific northwest? >> unfortunately not. i think they jumped the gun because right after that happen, we had a spike in cases. they had their highest spike in cases of doubling the previous highs. in testing per capita, but also

yesterday, jay inslee announced a big crackdown on businesses and individuals who violate the stay at. he says there's about 90% compliance but the other 10% could face civil penalties and even criminal prosecution if they continue. >> we need more people to really stay home and not go out when it's not necessary. and there's too many folks still doing that. >> meantime, an army unit arrived to set up a field hospital in the event center connected to the home of the seattle seahawks. will have 250 beds and 300 army personnel staffing it in this hospital set up in the event center will not take covid-19 patients. they will take other types of patients so the hospitals here and be ready for a surge. they are predicting it will happen in a couple of weeks.

>> bill: thank you, dan. i'm going to move down a little south. a san francisco bay area now. doctors in the bay area telling politico they are seeing fewer covid-19 patients than they had expected. might be because six bay area counties when i walked down two weeks ago. the first of the nation to make that decision. governor gavin newsom saying that helped ease the stress on the health care system. fewer than 150 people have died in california compared to more than 1,000 here in the state of new york, and the governor's briefing as we speak and will get you headlines from california and sacramento. we will bring them to you here. in the meantime, cases on the rise in the u.s. military. this is a stunning story of the 200 u.s. sailors testing positive on a single aircraft carrier, the captain calling for the navy to isolate 5,000 onboard. in a moment, i'll talk to a four-star general about the virus invading the ranks, plus

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over, they start rebuilding. this is different. this is ongoing and the duration itself is debilitating and exhausting and depressing. i'm speaking to health care professionals who say look, more than physically tired, i'm just emotionally tired. seeing the pain, seeing the deaths they are dealing with every day in new york earlier from his briefing. at the wear and tear physically and emotionally on so many people not just here in new york but all across the country on the world for that matter. my next guest led the effort to ramp up the medical support for the military. air force general is live in colorado springs. looking at some of the previous interview. how are we to understand where

they are in new york city or san francisco, california? >> was as a whole nation approach and we on the department of defense want to be a key part of that. providing some great expeditionary medical capabilities. the comfort there we have already received patients in california. a great army expedition and hospital setting up 250 beds there. looking at this as a whole nation approaches. responding called across, we are positive and prepared and going to be part of this great effort. >> bill: you been following this update, you have u.s. sailors on board who tested positive. a 5,000 on board. how they can resolve that

situation? >> certainly track and event. i can tell you what we're doing here. we've taken very aggressive steps to ensure. we understand our sacred responsibility to defend this homeland. they've moved away from their families, we even have cruise and we are making sure that we are going to be able to operate. were going to be able to fight through this covid-19 virus we are going to be able to defend this nation, even though we are with covid-19. >> bill: you said is not a question of that, it's a shortage of people. it's a shortage of personnel. what does that mean in the current time? >> exactly right. things some great effort, and so its frontline health care workers, those are the keys.

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>> bill: back here live, you can look at some of these stunning images of this navy hospital ship which response to the world's worst disasters sailing past the statue of liberty and we are alive today on pier 90 in manhattan where the comfort is set to begin treating the noncoronavirus patients today. we are told, however, they are ready for it but none has yet to arrive. local hospitals might need all the help they can get. some of them have been using a freezer truck is a temporary morgue. meanwhile going outside some hospitals to deal with a surge of coronavirus patients and is live outside one of the

hospitals on long island in new york. >> we are outside of the screening station outside of mount sinai, this is where patients can drive in to be screened if they have covertly symptoms. they will be put in that white tent you see behind me, the forward triage tent. the most vulnerable and most contagious patients where if you have a broken arm or you go in for a party event, you can at least have some separation. you've got a fever, cough, or flu-like symptoms, you're going to be in that tent and afterwards, you will be admitted and some people are sent home with those types of symptoms. the amount of patients being treated here went from 100 to 220 and just the last two days. hospital workers say they are being stretched to the limit in terms of ventilators, and those who know how to work all of the

equipment that personal protection equipment known as tce is definitely in need. we have learned through a source familiar with mount sinai's operations commission to private planes last week through his company sending them to china to obtain approximately 130,000 n95 face masks on behalf of the mount sinai network. is the need for other is still strong all around long island, a large network of hospitals tell us they currently have more than 2200 positive patients in the area. that is a threefold increase from one week ago. a significant supply of a n95 n5 mask that he ventilators yesterday. donations of groceries here at this hospital so they wouldn't have to go after work.

currently over 14,000 and positive covid-19 cases so they say they are definitely in the surge and they expect those throughout the week. >> bill: watching that oceanside new york. meanwhile, you've got to eat, right? you've heard so many stories about the shopping and grocery stores and shopping online. the truckers of america have been helping deliver vital supplies and stores across america and with me now is the ceo of transport services on thank you for your time. in jackson, mississippi. i understand you're busier than ever. help us understand what the truckers are going through right now. >> thank you for having us come up first of all. and i have to tell you the supply chain is in full force. several weeks ago, consumers were concerned. they saw shortage of products and grocery stores but i'm here

to tell you that there is good news today. the men and women that drive these trucks across the country won't find a more hardworking group of people away from their countries that are working very hard putting themselves on the front lines and endanger each and every day to make sure all their families have the necessary supplies that we need whether it be perishable food and grocery stores or pharmaceuticals. i've never been more happy. >> bill: i bet you are. how are you doing it? you've got 90% of your personnel working from home. how are you able to do this? >> it's amazing. i've got to tell you, we would've never done this unless we were forced to. we've got about a little over 90% of our personnel working from home, all of our trucks have computers and all of this has made this extremely smooth to be honest with you and we've been able to continue to have this running, 4,000 trucks nationwide. we've got all of our drivers

working and the men and women in the trucking industry, you won't find a more hardworking group that rises to the occasion when needed. whether it be a natural disaster muslims are always the first ones to want to lend help. >> bill: do you see the possibility of the supply lines being interrupted? i heard your first answer there, but do we reach a point where your truckers can't drive anymore? >> we saw an initial rush on demand and i think you saw some empty shelves because of that but the manufacturers and supply lines have caught its breath. continuing to see that in much better shape. >> bill: thank you, keep on trucking. it's great to hear -- thank you for sharing your story today, thank you.

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virus outbreak forces a lot of americans to communicate digitally. i'm certain you're well aware of that at home. our chief white house correspondent john roberts picks up our coverage for the north lawn. a good afternoon you. with a good to be here next to the comfort. how are you doing there in washington? >> outside like we are most days, the only problem is it's very high here and if you sneeze or cough, going to look at you crossways. about to announce this afternoon to keep them from distancing themselves to each other or for distancing themselves from each other for the next 30 days or so, going to put a tremendous strain on internet services. implementing distance-learning and people who are staying at home and watching movies,

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by all measures with everybody pitching in, they may make the next 30 days a little easier to get through. >> bill: that's a great point, thanks for that. in what form is that taking her what it appeared to take at the moment? >> it hasn't been implemented yet but a phase four is already being talked about. i asked the president about it last week. it would be $2 trillion and be focused solely on jobs and rebuilding the once great infrastructure of our country. phase $42 trillion is twice as much and could never get through congress, but i think the president looking ahead to hear

as we did in 2009 to say what we need at the end of this tunnel as we eventually approach it is some shovel-ready jobs to get people who have lost their jobs back in the workforce and what better way to do it to rebuild our infrastructure. >> bill: john roberts, thank you for that. back on the health front, thank you. new york's governor saying 200,000 have been tested for the virus but my next guest treats patients every day in new york city and does not have enough test to last through the night. i want to bring in fox news contributor and good afternoon to you. in treating patients every day, what is the status of those patients, do they have the virus, are you sending them home or sending them to a hospital? >> i'm having patients come in.

most of the mild symptoms really should be staying at home. you have some patients that i have to send to the hospital. wasn't breathing too well, so i did have to send her to the hospital for further care and further treatment. most likely had the coronavirus and needs to be watched, observed and had x-rays and potentially if she doesn't improve for example one of the types of patients end up on a ventilator. if you start to struggle to breathe. you have chest pain, that you need to seek emergent care. but the good news is a majority of my patients mild to moderate symptoms and only a very few

handful has to end up in the hospital. >> the governor was asked that two hours ago. i'm going to play his answer and then allow you to evaluate it to try to figure out we've had to literally five models that we look at. and it's true to say almost no two are the same. the range on the apex is between seven to 21 days. >> bill: so he is talking about that now, tomorrow is april 1st. go ahead and address how would you answer his question if you

were asked that? >> i kind of agree because this last week for me here on the ground level 95% of them are corona patients. just now starting to feel it. it is all corona patients, majority. i feel like i'm just getting into it meaning the patients are now starting to come in huge influx. so it makes sense and feels right that may be it's two weeks, maybe three weeks were going to hit the peak and i think that's a good thing because that means after that peak, it's going to go downhill from there. and as you said previously, that's why we've got to prepare now. do everything we possibly can to minimize that huge trajectory. we don't want it to go up high. it's definitely a bit overwhelming. i can feel the strain, definitely making it work but we are prepared. i've got everything i need, i've got my face shield, got my gown and all the tools i need.

what i think it's most important that we really make sure the staff. >> bill: personnel, we just heard that, 15 seconds. do you see an end in sight? >> i absolutely do. we are at the point we were getting all the resources and the support that we need whether it supplies, whether it's staff, whether it's the space to have to put patients. when i saw that paul left, i got chilled and teary eyed because i that we are now getting all the tools we need to help take care of our patients. we just really have to continue to emphasize this critical important social distancing, keeping your hands washed and clean and do not touch your face, you spread the bacteria. but stay home, stay hydrated, take care of yourself and follow the guidelines. we do that, there will be light at the end of the tunnel.

i can feel it. >> bill: thank you, i love your answers, and what you take, we will speak again soon. in the meantime, you see this giantre talking to one of the leaders of the medical team on board the comfort about the mission that is ahead for them and their coverage from pier 90 in manhattan continues. hi i'm doctor shelby mccan, audiologist here at eargo.

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>> bill: back here alive at pier 90, the temporary home for the u.s. navy hospital ship appropriately named comfort. we have the mercy on the west coast and then 70,000 tons of american pride now docked here in new york city. will take a lot of stress off the local hospitals, treat patients without covid-19, going to bring in captain charles shaffer, director of nursing services. welcome to new york, tell us what the comfort can do in this effort now. >> we are happy to be here and get started, our mission here is to help relieve the pressure out in town for patients, and then

provide great care on here for maximizing our capacity, operating rooms, hundreds of beds, very large icu, support, a lab, pharmacy, radiology, ct scanner. we have a ship here with 1200 people on it and we are ready to go. >> bill: you've got a helipad too if you need that, you guys can live out there and some of you do. here's a critical question. how do you ensure that any of patients personnel who come on board do not have covid-19? >> yes, sir, we are working out of the local health and human services rep in the area in fema and local new york health people. we have a very robust screening process where we can affirm that patients that are coming on have

been tested negative for covid-19 before they come across are bowing to the ship. on board, we are following the same cdc and dod department of defense recommendations to help minimize any type of infection issues on our ship as well. redoing all that we can. >> bill: how does it feel to be here? >> a diehard boston red sox fan, still happy to be here. i wish i was here for other reasons, but we are all in this together. >> bill: detecting a little bit of sarcasm that we could use it, great answer. i know you're ready to, but what does that mean that no patients have come towards you just yet? does that tell us anything? >> we are mapped out right where

we are now, suppose to be in the yard series through a very strong effort, able to take that early, everything around here. today, going to begin taking on patients, then we'll be able to test all of our internal syste systems. we are basically starting the hospital in three days rated going to be able to really relieve some pressure and we are continuing to work on that. >> bill: awesome work, great to have you here, thank you so much. will play baseball again soon someday okay? thank you, captain for being here. in the meantime across the river in new jersey, they are busting some people for not taking the saturation serious. officials are looking to shore some things up and to stop that from happening. check this out. >> the time for parties is over, some of us are not taking the situation seriously.

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cases, second only to new york. how are you doing? go ahead and give us the message for new jersey. >> thank you so much. whether you love the situation or hate the situation, you know who the situation is. when jersey tapped me on the shoulder, i was very grateful to be a part of this. i have a mother-in-law, and i have a sister-in-law who work on the front lines. they pretty much come home crying. they work on the hospital. i wanted to be able to do my part and use my platform to help others. >> bill: why was it so hard to get people to follow what so many officials have said we must do in order to flatten that curve? >> you know what? i don't know. new jersey hit me up and that people are having corona parties. i was very excited and very grateful to share this message.

so, i believe that i am respected in the younger communities and been through a lot of situations in my life. i have a very large platform, so i wanted to use it. whether being positive or helping your neighbor or sharing that message of social distancing, we can all do this together. >> bill: how difficult has this been for you and your family members and neighbors? you are just across the river from new york. what do you think of all this that's going on? how do we make sense of it as a country? >> to be honest, i think like i said just now, i think united we stand, but united we fall. we have to take the guidelines and be positive to be creative and where together. at the same time, practice social distancing it stay at home, you know? >> bill: you are doing your part. i appreciate you sharing your

message. we are all in this together, right? you would agree with that right, mike? >> yep, united we stand. >> bill: thank you sir. we wanted to put your message out today. beware for those that are up and down the jersey shore in case they are not listening. thank you, mike. watching the stock market today, we are down trading 2% lower. we will see how the saw whines out throughout the afternoon. we are here at the comfort to bring you the latest from this massive u.s. navy vessel. it's 70,000 tons of steel and rolled into the hudson river on saturday afternoon. we hope it will be here on a shorter time frame rather than a longer time frame. 1,000 hospital beds on board and so many members of the u.s. navy that have come here to help those in need. it's an awesome site. to the u.s. navy and the pentagon in washington, d.c., into the home station in

norfolk, virginia, we say thank you. we are here monday to friday. set your dvr and never miss a report. i am bill hemmer at life from matt hatton. see you tomorrow. in the meantime, "your world" continues in a moment. we will see whether or not we can get the stock market headed in the right direction. >> thanks to both of you. thank you so much. it's time for "after the bell" on a day after the red. >> neil: an emergency makeshift hospital room out. it has a little bit about this joining feel to it. discharging at the corner of while in broad where the dow stood at 22% were of 400.13 fall today. the fact that so many companies are down. now better than a million including macy's with bloomingdale's and the gap and

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