gillian.illian: the president is at mar-a-lago today. we're learning more about his decision to tap north carolina congressman mark meadows to replace his chief of staff, his acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. and kevin corke is reporting from west palm beach. what is the word? >> the word is staff changes are pretty common place especially late in the first term of an administration. gillian, this one seemed a long time in coming when you consider the close nature of trelationsh between the president and congressman from north carolina, mark meadows. given his retirement from capitol hill a chance for him to take on a new platform to serve the country. he wrote this in a statement, it's an honor to be selected by president trump to serve alongside him and his team. the president and his administration have a long list of incredible victories they've delivered to the country during this first team with the best yet to come and i look forward to helping build on that fight for the men and wom

gillian. gillian: sad update now, we're learning more about a third member of new york's finest, that's the new york police department nypd, has died after contracting the coronavirus. this as hundreds of others in the nypd have now begun testing positive for covid-19. jacqui heinrich is tracking the latest. >> reporter: gillian, many first responders and also health care workers are self-isolating from their families while they continue to work because of their ongoing exposure to coronavirus. here in new york, more than 76,000 volunteers answered the call for more medical workers to support the coronavirus response as police, firefighters and. ms are answering the record call volume. on thursday, dispatchers receiving more than 6,000 911 calls, the highest ever for individual medical incidents and nearly double the normal rate. the fdny is urging new yorkers to only call 911 if it's a true emergency saying many calls they're receiving are for people who are concerned they have coronavirus an

gillian? we'll see what that does for the african-american vote, especially in mississippi. ellison barber on the trail, thank you. with that, we bring in democrat michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. nice to see you, ma'am, as always. we appreciate it. i know you haven't endorsed anybody in the race and you're not going to, but how about a prediction from michigan? >> so if i had to guess today -- and four years ago i guessed that bernie sanders would win this primary and everybody thought i was crazy then too -- i think he is likely to win my district. but i think senator -- or vice president biden is likely to win the state right now. there's been a lot of shift in momentum. a although senator sanders is working the state hard. he is really traveling around, he's got a fox town hall tomorrow night -- leland: right. >> and in this climate that we're in right now, ground shifts very quickly. so -- leland: that is an excellent point. talk to me about how important you think the endorsements

leland: gillian.lian: now to some sad news, fox news can confirm former oklahoma senator tom coburn has passed away. coburn died friday night after a lengthy battle with prostate cancer. he served in the senate for nearly two terms before he retired in 2015 and before that three term congressman. he was 72 years old. leland: also sad news as civil rights leader reverend joseph lowry has died. he worked closely with other leaders like reverend martin luther king, junior and jessie jack so. president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom in 2009. a statement said he died friday of national causes. he was 98 years old. 100 years ago, our grandmothers did not have an equal right to vote. we do. find their stories. make them count. at ancestry. avoid sick people... and touching your face. there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. visit cdc.gov/covid19. brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. leland: one of america's fav

gillian: dr.heiwat, we have a question from viewer ray sanders who says if you happen to get covid-19, would using a nebulizer help your issue with your lungs or will it make the situation worse? >> so my patients for example who have asthma and who tested positive for covid, they have expressed to me and i have seen improvement in their oxygen level and o2 stats with albuterol inhalers and nebulizer treatment. the problem is, when you use a nebulizer machine, you could be airing the virus and it could spread in the room and you could potentially make other people ill. you have to be careful and keep that in mind. if you're going to use a nebulizer machine, to help with your breathing, to help with your asthma, to treat the shortness of breath that we commonly see, you want to use it in one room of the house where you are so we don't spread viral particles to other people because that is a concern. gillian: we are taking a live look there for our viewers at home at air force one, president trump h

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gillian. gillian: president trump is about to head out to norfolk virginia, a day after signing the massive 2.2 trillion dollar stimulus bill. mark meredith is reporting live from the tracking and all the president's movements today. mark. >> gillian, good afternoon. in norfolk, he's off for virginia, on the way up to new york and bringing much needed medical relief to the doctors and medical supplies here at the white house, at least on friday. the attention really was focused on the economic relief through the 2.2 trillion dollar stimulus package that the president signed into law. he says he hopes it will bring much needed relief to americans dealing with this every day. >> the legislation extends a vital lifeline to american families and american workers with job retention loans for small businesses and a big focus of the bill is small businesses. we expand the unemployment benefits for workers very is substantially and direct cash payments and going to substantial. >> this is a massive st

mollie hemingway, gillian turner, fox news correspondent in washington.afaro, former democratic senator in ohio. mollie, what explains the miscalculation of joe biden? the press basically, literally wrote him off. >> they did but for good reason, he performed horribly in iowa and new hampshire. it worked and it was a stunning 72 hours and impress i have to see what happened. part of it was also that the media decided to get behind him right before super tuesday and, you know, did not get behind bernie sanders in the same way. howie: right, for all of the negative coverage. biden did get clobber in the beginning. everyone knew that iowa and new hampshire were not good states for him. journalists that we saw in clips, you're out, you're toast, you should drop out when only a fraction of the delegates have been chosen? >> well, biden maybe the oldest comeback kid that we have seen in decades. it was really a spectacular thing the way the media resuscitated him during 48 hours proceeding super tuesday. part of the problem with biden and i've been talking to r

as gillian said in opener they'll be a time of report cards and this isn't it.what it's done to economies of china. we see what's happening currently in europe. this is a huge problem without which you can legislate, right, you can't just pass a bill and make a pandemic go away. what we are looking at is a government that is trying to respond proactively to stop not only the health crisis that could be affecting this country, impact over a period of time. you've heard secretary mnuchin talk about we are in the second inning. first inning 800 billion-dollar bill to get as many tests as possible and second, all negotiated with speaker nancy pelosi last week about proactively making sure that people who are in small businesses, employees have paid medical leave. all of these kinds of things that can help bridge the gap where hopefully we come out and emerge on the back end of this with an economy that we can kick-start repeatedly with more action. i don't think anybody is to blame for this. what i think is we have all got to pull together to try to figure out how y

gillian, thank you for that.e front lines today in the fight against coronavirus, the growing concerns among american doctors and nurses that they could be spreading the virus rather than healing patients. or maybe they are doing both. dr. siegel on what can be done about this, and, of course, the rest of our panel. stay tuned. the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. it lets you shortcut the loan process and refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now. dhtd=ñ6z jy4hoúm# you spend less and get way more., so you can bring your vision to lif. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less. get way more. shop everything home at wayfair toda. avoid sick people... and touching your face. there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. visit cdc.gov/covid19. brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. of broadcasters has you cov

>> gillian: at the case for d.c. right now, and the trillion dollar question is when the stimulus bill is actually going to pass through the congress once they get it to president trump's desk to sign. because the american people have been waiting weeks. it has been held up for one ridiculous reason after another. and patience across the board is really starting to run thin. the latest in real-time is congressman massey threatening on twitter to put forward a roll call vote on this. we just heard from kevin mccarthy a little while ago. he said that's not going to happen. he is not going allow it to happen. we will see how that pans out. but the bigger picture is that there are only a handful of countries as of today that have over 50,000 confirmed cases. the u.s., sadly, tragically is at the top of that list. it's really time for the federal government and for congress to step forward and match what the american people are doing, which has really been an incredible effort, front line work, medical workers, service me

fox news correspondent gillian turner, an executive director of the serve america pack, marie harf., 52 days, more than seven weeks after the first coronavirus case was diagnosed in this country, the president on friday declared a national emergency. how do you assess the administration's response over those seven weeks and how do you assess it in the last few days? >> the first thing that bears repeating again and again its 50 plus days into this, there is of the widespread testing shortage across the nation. we are not saying that's president trump's fault absolutely, not putting the blame on any one government agency but it's a reality that needs to be repeated. at the end of the day, every country in the world is going to get a coronavirus report card. they're going to get a grade on how their government responded to this public health crisis. that report card was happening today, we will look at the fact that i think they are now almost 130 countries that have been infected. in most cases clustering mount italy, china, and i wrong, they each have 10,000 plus so they would fail.

have been on it for 20 to 30 days, and the less you are on it, the less your chance of survival. >> gillian: it is a terrible statistic. they are now reporting that they patients who have the virus are staying nicu longer than normal or staying in the hospital for so much longer than normal. that is why the lack of hospital beds is really being viewed as a compounding problem. every day that there is a lack of beds, it gets exponentially worse the following day. harris, you mention that they were a public health expert ringing alarm bells that the virus is becoming cyclical. they are looking at evidence in the past. looking at the 1918 influenza pandemic here in the united states. it started like this data in the spring, then went to fall. then winter pure dr. fauci said he is looking at other countries around the world. i have got a lot of family -- they are going into winter. lower temperatures. they are seeing more cases spread across the country now too, so there's going to be waves across the world of this virus. >> harris: you know what is so fascinating with the african continent? i

in washington, gillian turner, fox news. >>> elton john is helping to hold a coronavirus benefit concerton ktvu fox2. the goal of the i heart living room concert for america is to provide an uplifting night of music while paying tribute to medical professionals, first responders and others on the front lines of the fight. >>> dr. zhu sleep and garages at night so they don't get the family sick. you will see people doing amazing things with food to help people who don't have it. this will be a big fundraiser. we will raise a lot of money besides having fun. >> the special live hour-long event begins at 6:00 tomorrow evening in place of the regularly scheduled newscast. it benefits feeding america and first responders children's foundation. among the artists scheduled to perform are alicia keys, mariah carey, backstreet boys, billy irish and tim mcgraw. >>> tom hanks and rita wilson have returned to the u.s. after being quarantined in australia for two weeks. the couple was spotted driving around los angeles yesterday. he announced back on march 11 that he and wilson contracted the virus w

. ♪ ♪ gillian: the cdc confirming that the coronavirus is now in at least 25 states plus here in washingtonases continue to pop up across the country virtually coast to coast, now this includes vermont where health official announced the first presumptive positive earlier this morning. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington, d.c., great to be with you, leland, i'm jill january turner. -- gillian turner. leland: they're already canceling church services here in washington, d.c. because the elderly and those who are

gillian: we talked about clocks instead. gillian: you might get tweets about that. thank you so much. we will see you guys tomorrow. ♪ eric: andrew cuomo declaring a state of emergency over the coronavirus, this as the number of cases across the country have soared. meanwhile, president trump visited the centers for disease control in lan atlanta yesterda. he is trying to ease concerns about the outbreak amid criticism of his administration. hello, welcome to america's news head quarter, i'm eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel n no nevell. two of the deaths have taken place in florida. nationwide, there are more than 250 cases, with deaths climbing to 16. we have fox team coverage coast to coast. we begin with christina coleman, live in los angeles with the latest there. christina. >> reporter: here on the west coast there are two of the three states with the most cases of coronavirus in the u.s., washington state with 79 confirmed cases and 13 deaths and california with 6 # confirmed case -- 69 confirmed cases and one death. the united states is one of the top 10 countri

gillian turner is live with more. >> hi, dana.e there's a public health emergency, we see a massive uptick in scams. mostly targeting people that might not tell the difference between official and unofficial information. that's exactly what cyber experts say we're seeing happen now as coronavirus spreads across the u.s. lawmakers are starting to crack down on scammers that are seeking personal info or asking for donations for sick patients online. california's attorney general issues a price gouging alert for medical supplies saying californians shouldn't have to worry about being cheated while dealing with the effects of coronavirus. also mark zuckerberg issuing a statement that says facebook is focused on stopping hoaxes and harmful information and also blocking people from running ads that try to exploit the situation. for example, claiming their product can cure the disease. now, there's so much bad info out there on line right now that super security firms like checkpoint reporting a surge in coronavirus domains. 4,000 search

bret. >> bret: gillian, thank you. pentagon heavily involved in the coronavirus response and search for a vaccine. here to talk about it is defense secretary mark esper. he joins us from the pentagon. mr. secretary, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> bret: i understand you just got off the phone with the governor of new york, andrew cuomo. can you tell us about that conversation? the governor had been wanting to deploy army corps of engineers. >> let me say one thing first. i want to assure your viewers that the united states military remains ready and capable of defending the american people, protecting the nation in safeguarding our interests abroad. in that context, our second focus is bent on supporting the president and the whole government approached the corona virus. in that context, i've had a call with governors today. today i had a call with governor cuomo and we had a very good conversation. he's interested in getting the corps of engineers engaged. what he sees is a deficit in the hosp

good evening, gillian. >> good evening, martha.o this package really has two big overarching deals -- goals, excuse me, which is to contain the spread of coronavirus here inside the u.s. and fast track the development of a vaccine. in light of today's developments, 11 americans dead and at least 129 we now know of infected. the race is on. >> and we were pleased to learn that just shortly ago the house of representatives passed a federal funding bill by virtually unanimous margin. it will now move to the senate. and the legislation implements the president's vision to ensure that not only do our federal agencies have the support and resources that they need, but also that our state and local partners have their support. >> let's take a look at what is actually in this emergency package. it's about $8.3 billion total. just under half of that goes to vaccines. another billion goes to local and state governments to help them fight the virus and then the rest to other prevention and treatment options. the package's next stop is the sen

our catch of the day goes to gillian who pulled in the six pound trout a contra loma reservoir. 95-year-old grandfather is feeling a bit under the weather. feel better. and we hope this picture of jillian brings a little smile to your face. that is a beautiful fish.>>> if you think you can do better send your fishing pictures to the catch of the day a kpix.com. little secret. i know this for a fact. tomorrow will be the best bass fishing day of the year. it is a full moon tomorrow night. there is a storm coming in. as paul continue tell you on saturday. >>> a lot of science for a sports guy. tonight on the evening news new travel restrictions cause confusion if it seems like life in america is grinding to a halt you are not the only one. when things will return to normal. we talked to one of the country's top doctors tonight on the evening news. >>> the news continue streaming right now. cbs evening news is next. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight, america shuts down. a new reality sets in with the coronavirus crisis. the national guard moving in,

i've got gillian tett here in our news room. we don't follow the markets day to day. >> kind of hard not to this week. >> a whole set of other financial media that does just that. but i think our viewers understand, we look at it when it gets this big. we turn to you as an expert on that. walk us through big picture, not even today but this week, what happened. >> this week was nuts. if you go back to 1924 and look at the table of the top 20 days with the biggest movements in share prices, three out of the five days this week were in that table. you've had incredible swings down 10%, back up 10%. i don't think that volatility is going to go away any time soon. the timing of what happened today with the president is very important. stocks went down dramatically yesterday and then came back a bit in the morning. when the president stood up and started to speak, they initially started falling again. the moment when they started rallying dramatically just before the markets closed was actually when the ceos and his health officials

funded by the prime minister and then promptly dumped from the cabinet and last month's reshuffle gillian smith held the post of northern irish secretary for a mere 204 days but he packed a great deal into his term of office.

it was punctuated earlier today by president trump in his press conference with the ceo gillian to california based company around treatments i want to compliment the president and his focus on treatments a it is a focus of positivity as we work to bridge a towards a vaccine. it was a very encouraging conversation to conversation that we can have many other ceos of companies not just in the state of california but for that matter around the rest of this country and around the rest of the world. there are treatments and child are you see system off i hospitals are already actively engaged. in those treatments and the courses that are part of some of these anti virus in some of these medicines that to you have all learned about today because the pres president's announcement that's very encouraging we want to continue to go capacity and partnerships along those lines. we are working to build capacity and partnerships to get more protective gear in the state of california you've all been seen headlines. some of them we've driven by own anxieties and that space by their own limitations and access

funded by the prime minister and then promptly dumped from the cabinet and last month's reshuffle gillian smith held the post of northern irish secretary for a mere 204 days but he packed a great deal into his term of office and so after 3 years frozen in aspic they simply was back in business emboldened by the success the teacher called an election in the republic only to find the trouble he got bogged down in domestic issues should fade gain credibility from being back in government in the north the subsequent electoral breakthrough means that shin fein are competing for political leadership in the north out of the sofa balance and on a platform of seeking a board of people so what do these developments mean for the future of northern ireland as will become clear the process of bricks it unplayed changes taking place in arlington north and south has caused all sorts searching the new thinking among both the nationalist i'm unionists communities now back to alex in belfast. a peace process requires peace because politicians love the imagination to leap across history but it also has to b

gillian steinberg is one of them. >> ideally, we'll be back in school next week. >> reporter: she teaches english at sar academy in the bronx, where one of the lawyer's children attends school. it's now shut down. what is your biggest concern now as this outbreak spreads? >> i think probably panic and fear are the biggest concerns. i think that there are vulnerable populations who genuinely have to be worried for their physical health, but i think that we just have to be careful not to overreact. >> reporter: tonight, mayor de blasio telling any new yorker who recently returned from five hard hit countries to immediately self-quarantine. governor cuomo activating a statewide emergency operation center in albany and two outposts in hard hit westchester county. >> what is going to happen is the number will continue to go up. it must, because we are continuing to test more and more. >> reporter: and now a health care worker in new jersey testing positive. a man in his 30s, recovering in the hospital, one of two cases in the garden state. with the virus spreading around the world, people now

funded by the prime minister and then promptly dumped from the cabinet and last month's reshuffle gillian smith held the post of northern irish secretary for a mere 204 days but he packed a great deal into his term of office and so after 3 years frozen in aspic this sam was back in business emboldened by the success the teacher called an election in the republic only to find the trouble he got bogged down in domestic issues should fade gain credibility from being back in government in the north the subsequent electoral breakthrough means that shin fein are competing for political leadership in both the north out of the sofa violent and on a platform of seeking a border people so what do these developments mean for the future of northern ireland as will become clear the process of brics it unplayed changes taking place in arlington north and south has caused all sorts searching the new thinking among both the nationalist i'm unionists communities now back to alex in belfast. a peace process requires peace makers politicians with the imagination to leap across history but it also has to be

gillian turner is live from washington hi, gillian. >> developing now administration sources are confirmingx news the coronavirus task force is being run out of the white house and now considering the outbreak to be a national security threat to the united states. multiple senior administration officials led by the vice president is stacked with national security officials including the national security advisor himself robert o'byrne. his deputy, deputy secretary of state. homeland security deputy and also flagged dr. debra burks with a military background. the race against the clock is starting now, the president says. >> president trump: we have done a good job by doing it in combating this so early. we have the best people in the world and i think we're getting a lot of credit for having made that early move. >> one of the task forces's goals is to prevent chaos and a scramble for supplies and medical care across the homeland in the event of a mass scale outbreak like the one we've seen in china or south korea. south korea pulled out of the joint military exercise with the u.s. in an at

brian gillian targeted at least four homes and one neighbor's sxurt camera caught video of one of thet is on a bike . he can be seen pedalling through the streets and throwing that device. here's a video here. the homeowner was inside at the time, but no one was hurt. >>> time now is 5:39 and time to go back out to sal castaneda for a check of our roads out there. >> i like what i see so far. we've had some nice looking commutes around the bay on this friday. we might have a lighter commute just judging by the first couple of hours we've been here. through san martin there is some slow traffic so it is not completely light. you can see it right here the road sensors are slowing. but after that it looks good into the south bay. if you are driving on downtown san jose that's 280 on the right. and 880 also looks very good. i'll tell you where it is lighter for sure is here at the bay bridge. by now, we have a crowd. it just may be a little late arriving. at 5:40. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> sal, thank you. >>> one last look for our winter dry stretch for san francisco.

gillian editor for the new york financial times. first, the pressure from the president to reduce rates. this is not a financial crisis, telling people to stay home and not go out shopping and not be active in the marketplace. >> well, exactly. what the white house and other governments around the world are battling with not trying to stop the contagion of the virus, they're trying to stop the contagion of fear that really set the markets on this extraordinary roller coaster ride. the reality is people don't think the fed alone can actually do that much other than bring sentiment a bit. what has been sparking the markets today and leading to the share prices indicators today has been this news tomorrow the world's g-7 financial bank governors will have a virtual conference, telephone call, to talk about coordinated measures. there is a perception that is what is really needed right now. there is a question whether they can stop the economic down turn is a live one. we had the eoc in paris come out and warn their growth costs are bei

supply chain, shannon. >> shannon: gillian turner, thank you so much for that.en? the educational impact of the e virus when we return. re functios than any competitor. the only truck that can compare to a silverado is another silverado. truck month is the right time to get behind the wheel of the chevy silverado. now, get 0% financing for 72 months plus $500 dollars cash allowance on all silverado 1500 crew cab pickups. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. >> shannon: one of the most taxable response is the closing of most schools in the country. millions of parents scrambling for child care health. many day care's operating and many have concerns about that. in looking at the situation for us. >> nearly 39 million public school students and 38 states, puerto rico and d.c. are staying home as schools temporarily close their do

. >> reporter: good morning, rob, gillian. we've -- jillian.e've been talking about this all night. the cdc has been calling for an eight-week ban of large gatherings in cities and states, and they're already taking action. new york city, night life is over. restaurants and bars began closing tuesday, take-out and delivery still allowed. same thing in los angeles, nightclubs, movie theaters, gyms closed at midnight for the rest of the month. other cities like miami have begun issuing curfews. illinois, massachusetts, ohio and washington also setting down bars and restaurants, only allowing take-out and delivery. state and local leaders are emphasizing that these orders are absolutely necessary as covid-19 cases spike to more than 3,000, more than 60 people across the nation now dead. >> i want to stress that i have not taken these steps lightly. to some, it may feel wrong. but i would say it's exactly when things feel wrong that it is the right time to do them. and when things feel right, it's too late. >> reporter: president trump calling on s

correspondent gillian turner has that story tonight. >> for the first time today, china reported no new. president trump says it's hard to trust those numbers. >> as far as believing what they are putting out, i hope it is true. who knows, but i hope it's true. >> the president also accused of the chinese government of a cover up. >> 141 different countries right now, it could have been stopped in his tracks. unfortunately, they didn't decide to make it public. the whole world is suffering because of it. >> even the national security council condemns china's government today accusing officials of walking around the clock to spread disinformation about the origins of the virus. the chinese communist party is trying to prove the country where coronavirus took root is now at the front lines tackling the pandemic. >> chinese billionaire jack mott even donated 1 million masks to the u.s. and president xi reassured spain in a phone call, saying the sun will come out after the storm. they say citizens have subject to an unprecedented crackdown. forced quarantines, sealed off cities, happy surv

correspondent gillian turner takes us there. >> has been an amazing success. >> all 50 u.s.now home to drive through coronavirus testing sites, but this one operated by children's national hospital in washington, d.c., is one of the handful geared towards children and teens bear the cutoff age for tessier's 22. >> so far on the first few days, we've had 200 families come through to have their children tested. we reach in and take a sample so then we can have it tested >> in order to get tested here, patients must have a referral from their primary care physician. takes about two to three days to get results. but patients already being treated for other illnesses and employees of the hospitals who show symptoms can opt for an expedited test that takes just 90 minutes. who works in the e.r., she is a 20 get your medical veteran who is volunteering at this drive-through because she believes is thees time and expertise during the pandemic. >> allowed to come down into the parking lot and then go into 1 of 3 different tends to be able to get their swab for testing. really, the ma

with us on the phone, gillian mel chore. >> i think it's a prudent decision.r. you go to the discuss tops and border protect facilities, one of the things you have seen is they have health screening there. i think it poses a danger to border agents and particularly to the up grants. you don't want to be putting anybody in an era of coronavirus in a facility when there is a high potential for an infectious disease to spread. liz: we have breaking news coming into the studio right now. germany's chancellor angela merkelle for the first time in her 14 years as chancellor gave an emergency televised address saying this is the biggest crisis for germany since world war ii and reunification. your reaction on the breaking news. they have 10,000 cases. they are worried that outbreak is escalating. >> this is unprecedented for germany and much of the world. we haven't seen a pandemic in this bill. it's a once in a century event. you have to deal with the public health crisis and economic crisis that's linked to the public health crisis. liz: we are going to see how hea

gillian's been booked into the santa clara county jail. with our son. they say were fatal drug overdoses are skyrocketing. >>here the idea of giving people use drugs the equipment they need to get high and it seems a little counterintuitive f to some for sure kron four's maureen kelly went along with members of the glide memorial church harm reduction outreach team who say what they are doing in fact help save lives. the members of this street outreach team lead glide memorial church with messenger bags stuffed full of what they call harm clean needles. >>safe smoking kits for and also kind the idea is to stop the spread of hiv hepatitis c sexually transmitted infection a person is diagnosed with hiv post diagnosis, the average taxpayer supported medication regimen for the rest of their life is a $366,000 last i checked. >>and i'm you know so if we prevent free people who inject from getting hiv in your that's a million bucks right there they dispensed sharps containers to give those who use needles a safe way to get rid of strips are handed people can

gillian steinberg is one of them. >> ideally we'll be back in school next week. >> reporter: she teachesut down. what is your biggest concern now as this outbreak spreads? >> i think that there are vulnerable populations who genuinely have to be worried for their physical health. but i think that we just have to be careful not to overreact. >> reporter: mayor de blasio telling any new yorker who recently returned from five hard-hit countries to immediately self-quarantine. governor cuomo activating a statewide emergency operations center in albany and two outposts in westchester county. >> what is going to happen is the number will continue to go up. it must, because we are continuing to test more and more. >> reporter: and now a health care worker in new jersey testing positive. a man in his 30s recovering in the hospital, one of two cases in the garden state. with the virus spreading around the world, people now asking serious questions about whether it's safe to fly. major airlines waiving fees and canceling domestic flights. delta and alaska airlines disinfecting and scrubbing down p

of fires over a week long period police say between february 23th in march 3rd 34 year-old brian gillian'sthrough multiple molotov cocktails at structures and walkways in the downtown. >>and rose garden area of san jose causing minor damage. investigators arrested him last night after a witness reported seeing him throwing those molotov cocktails out of a vehicle and onto a sidewalk. faedo drug overdoses are skyrocketing the idea of giving drug users the equipment they need to get high may seem counterintuitive but found 4 maureen kelly went along with members of the glide memorial church harm reduction outreach team and they say what they're doing is saving lives. >>the members of this street outreach team lead glide memorial church with messenger bag stuffed full of what they call harm clean needles, safe smoking kits for and also kind of the idea is to stop the spread of hiv hepatitis c sexually transmitted infection a person is diagnosed with hiv post diagnosis, the average taxpayer supported medication regimen for the rest of their life is a $366,000 last i checked. >>and i'm you know

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gillian turner is live in washington with details. good morning, gillian. >> good morning. a big, big problem. so bad and misguided info spreading across social media and the web at a rate much faster than the virus itself. cyber experts and public health officials are starting to ring alarm bells saying the so-called epidemic is contagious and needs to be contained. it is coming from malicious actors hoping to make a quick buck with email scams but also from well meaning folks and family members and co-workers trying to be helpful. the goal in the u.s. is to avoid spreading bad info that makes it harder for healthcare workers to do their jobs. once the virus hits your community. this is what happened during the early days of the virus outbreak in china and ended up making people there less safe. the best advice from the top experts is don't panic and don't listen to unvetted sources. you should avoid doing the following. hoarding medical supplies including masks, gloves, medicine, hoarding food or household items. canceling travel without consulting the state department tr

some bad news to kick off the hour here, it's going to be with you here live from washington, i'm gillianeland: nice to be with you, nice to be with you at home as we're learning about the condition of the people before they contracted the coronavirus, this is the key part of this.

we knew, our gillian tan and giles turner broke last year, that they had been wanting to pull back onn commitment that they had made. this might just be a negotiating tactic. we don't know if they will pull back entirely, but a lot of things have been servicing during these negotiations, and as we know, tough times for wework at the moment. let's see where they leverage really falls. not to mention, tough times for softbank as well. cdx has really blown out, and you have s&p saying that aggressive financial management really makes them question their commitment to their financials. after that $5 billion by that $5 billion buyback they announced last week. alix: also, they have to raise money, too, right? sonali: a rock and a hard place. elliott is agitating for $20 billion buyback. softbank is saying we will make $5 billion. but then you have the stock falling and the highly levered firm, you have issues from the borrowing side, from the capital deployment side. son -- we hadi masayoshi son in new york talking to investors, but that was really before the market rout, so let's see what

thanks for your messages, gillian says i'm a shielding patient, cannot get a delivery from any supermarketns as we go through the week. today compared to yesterday, certainly it's not as windy but there is still wind around and if you are exposed to it it will feel cold. we've also got scattered showers. you can see on the satellite high pressure firmly in charge. anchored out in the atlantic. the wind has subtly changed direction because the high pressure has moved so instead of coming from the arctic as it did at the weekend, it's coming from the atlantic. a lot of cloud around, some holes in the cloud, little bit of brightness, sunshine, but we have afairfew of brightness, sunshine, but we have a fairfew showers of brightness, sunshine, but we have a fair few showers continuing through the afternoon. some of them also getting towards the west. these are the temperatures, eight — ten, maybe 11 degrees but tempered are touched by the wind. as we head through this evening and overnight the wind continues to ease, still a lot of cloud around, still some showers as well but where we've got t

estudios al dÁrselo grandes grupos de personas, veremos ahÍ tterapias prometedores producidas por gillian ser a lo que he oÍdo puede que cambien las cosas, muy poderosas, muy poderosas, quiero que sepan que estamos haciendo todo lo posible y estas acciones son importantes. el fda ha actuado como actuado con esta velocidad es algo increÍble. esta es la manera en la cual normalmente toma aÑos y aÑos y aÑos, lo hicieron inmediatamente en base al hecho que ha sido usado para otras cosas, asuntos totalmente no relacionados, creemos que estos terapÉuticos en estos momentos dar alivio a muchos stone en sede esperamos que esto sea asÍ, esto puede ser algo extremadamente innovador, con gran resultado y tambiÉn estamos trabajando por la vacuna que tanto necesitamos en el futuro, lo que estamos haciendo con el fda estÁn emocionante en tantos otros campos, tantas cosas estÁn ocurriendo, es un momento muy emocionante para china y le agradecemos al pueblo establece que se ha unido, estÁn quedÁndose en sus hogares y creo que hay un espÍritu tremendo en este paÍs, un espÍritu como muchas personas nunca a

companies have been gillian: that the next 2 to 3 weeks, possibly a month will be in some regard a peak. as i understand it, government wanted to keep isolation, keep people home in this upcoming two-week period, 3-week period. we do have the latest numbers on the coronavirus. here is what we know. california is on lockdown as you just heard from stephen moore. 40 million residents have been ordered to shelter in spread to curve the spread of the illness and only go out when necessary. governor gavin newsom estimated 25 and a half million residents will be infected in the next few weeks. >> the numbers we put out today assume that we are just along for the ride. we are not. we want to manipulate those numbers down. that's what this order is all about. maria: he would not say how long this emergency measure is going to be in place. this as the u.s. death toll is now topping 200 across the world. the worldwide death toll passing 10,000 across the world. 200 in the united states. deaths in italy now surpassing china. bed bath and beyond closing after mounting pressure from employees, the c

joining me now is gillian crane president of the first responders children foundation, one of the many the benefit. good morning to you. let's talk about first responders. i remember well after 9/11 there was a big focus in this country and rightly so the firefighters, ems technicians, the police officers who were risking their lives and many gave their lives to help save other lives, strangers they didn't even know. we're seeing the same thing play out right now in emergency rooms and icus across america. >> absolutely. this foundation was started in the aftermath of 9/11 when 800 children lost a first responder parent at the world trade center and it was founded by a resident of new york city who was very concerned about these children and knew that day we lost 403 first responders but from that point on until now almost 20 years we have grown as an organization and we're helping first responders all over the united states. we're in 33 states. we help with grants, health grants, scholarships. we know these first responders often rush into danger for us and we are here and have been h