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globalization how it's been managed especially in the past 1020 years is it well since china became part of the debbie cio is that we've shipped everything overseas without any sort of thought of the self-reliance of the nation that's left us vulnerable left thousands and thousands tens of thousands of americans dying every year from overdose and deaths and despair that's exactly a result of the situation we have the absence of self-reliance but i want to look at this headline from american mind org and they say make a.

globalization how it's been managed especially in the past 1020 years is it well since china became part of the debbie cio is that we've shipped everything overseas without any sort of thought of the self-reliance of the nation that's left us vulnerable left thousands and thousands tens of thousands of americans dying every year from overdose and deaths and despair that's exactly a result of the situation we have the absence of self-reliance but i want to look at this headline from american mind org and they say make america a tarc again this is by william up them and he says domestic supply chains not global ones will save us. autarky basically returning an industrial self-reliance policy autarky for those unfamiliar was an economic and industrial policy of self-reliance wherein a nation need not rely on international trade for its economic survival this is not to say that the nation rejected international trade or isolated itself from the global economic order rather it merely could survive on its own if necessary and i know with the left wing you know hamilton was a huge hit over the past 5 years 6

lot of ground to make of it debbie rises on coronanarus-ravaged -- daily rises on corononavirus-ravaged markets have been followed by bigger jobs. the positives, lili china's tentative steps towards normality come up and went by the negative of rotavirus'-- coronavirus's continued spread to new domains. only surefirire signs that the crcrisis is past its peak arare likely to bring an end to brutal bear markets. brent: for more, i'm joined by jens korte up, our financial correspondent kate he joins me from new york. what with the situation like on wall street? jens: well, i'm standing in front of a hospital in brooklyn, and as you might see, they set up party tents, tents that are usually used for birthday parties or weddings. it is the calm before the big storm. everybody expects that we won't see quite an increase in corona cases. when you talk to the people from the hospital, they are quite skeptical if they are fully equipped. i'm still not allowed to go on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the new epicenter -- hospitals in the united states and brooklyn where i stand now. brent: we know the u.s. president says he would like to have the country

debbie. dr. saphire, there was a milestone in the last 24 hours where the number of coronavirus deaths outside of chinathose inside of china. what does this tell us? >> it's a pandemic. the reason we had such so high numbers in chine for many reasons. this started during the chinese lunar new year when people were traveling. we didn't have tight travel bans because we didn't know. we didn't have the information from china until several weeks after they knew something was going on. the travel ban was not day 1. so we will see cases in the united states and elsewhere and because people haven't taken strict social media measures. -- social distancing measures. it will spread. >> i agree with nicole. there is confusion about what social distancing versus quarantine is. what is containment? if you are sick with anything coronavirus or the flu, stay at home in a self-quarantine. that means you don't come into contact with others. on the other hand if you are healthy and you don't have specific risk factors accident you can, you can still go about your daily life. keep a certain distance from people to protec

debbie says, come the virus attached to polluted our particles and spread through the air? there are no reported cases of airborne transmission from chinaory droplets. if somebody was infected stands within one metre of another person and coughs or sneezes, then there is a risk that the infected person spreads respiratory droplets to the non—infected person, and that can enter either through the mucous membrane, the mouth of the nose, or through the eyes, and in fact the other person. which is why it is so important to maintain the social distancing of two metres and ensure that you cough into your elbow or a tissue which you put in the bin immediately. also, respiratory droplets can land on surfaces. so if you are out, or even in the house, if you touch a surface, it is important not to touch your face afterwards and to make sure you wash your hands, which is why we essentially say, please follow the guidance, maintained at two metres of social distancing and please wash your hands for 20 seconds in warm water. just one final question, from your point of view as well, we have talked a lot about personal protective equipment over the la

of another 40 people this is debbie news from berlin for more photos on twitter of visit our website www dot com. or. spain's coronavirus death toll now higher than china's hospitals overwhelmed by the sick many of the patients are now the doctors and nurses themselves tonight's spanish nightmare is it new york's tomorrow now the parallels are frightening the difference madrid is asking nato for help washington is sending help in the form of a check a 2 trillion dollars check i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the current status we still have the trajectory going up. right now what we're looking at is about 140000 cases coming into the hospitals the hospital capacity is 53000 beds that's a problem ventilators ventilators ventilators. we need 30000 we have.