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luckily, for a green around the gills woos like me, this lessen in today's news comes with a machine that fakes being a human arm so i don't have to pass out while reporting on it and also i feel like i got over my squeamishness on this story all together. that is the usc med school. a lot more news like that today, in terms of people stepping up and people asked to step up in very dramatic ways. we will talk about some of those extraordinary efforts, over the course of this hour. >>> but i also want to start tonight with something that i mentioned tentatively, a couple of nights ago, on the show, as a potential sign of good news. it's again, good news is relative in this context, but what i mentioned a couple of nights ago is the potential sign of good news now looks like it is holding as good news. so i want to show you the data that we just got today. as you know, it is the nation of italy that has the worst outbreak in the world right now. and hospitals in the northern part of italy are overwhelmed, and the death toll is still towering, it is six and 700 death still every day now

in the meantime, the fda is green lighting new equipment from ohio that sterilizes 80,000 ppe face masks every day. that's another big one. the machineseattle and washington, d.c. jillian: president trump opting for a travel advisory as opposed to mandatory quarantine in covid-19 hot spot states. >> the concept of quarantine was thrown out to me and i thought it was too much to do. we did an advisory. it's a strong advisory. the governors are running the advisory, new york, new jersey, connecticut and i think we did a great thing. rob: residents of those hot spots will not be permitted to travel outside of their state for 14 days. but is that enough to combat the spread? fox news medical contributor and doctor of family and emergency medicine, dr. janette nesheiwat weighs in on that decision. good morning to you. did they go far enough here or should they have gone for the quarantine, what do you think? >> for now, this is certainly a critical step in minimizing the transmission of this virus to neighboring states. yes the state with the highest number of cases in the nation and our nation has the highest number of cases globally. we

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machinations, expect a lot more of this. expect a lot more of this. >> tucker: that's exactly right. i have to ask you about bernie sanders. he's promising a $16 trillion green new deal because he care so deeply about climate. it's an existential crisis. he doesn't actually care about the environment and so he flies private constantly. on saturday he tried to board the wrong gulfstream at logan airport. and the owner of the plane took this picture of bernie sanders waving him off and what does it tell you the bernie sanders wanders around trying to get on gulfstream so he imagines there his. >> i initially sympathized. i thought one of the reasons he's so hunched was from having to bend down to get into the little pathetic usair northwest continental twa puddle jumper to burlington. but i was told before he came on the air that in fact he says he's been doing this, he has to do this because he running for president. in fact he was doing it when he was just a vermont congressman. he would actually take planes from manchester, new hampshire, to burlington, vermont, which is ridiculous. it's like a couple hours in the car. you can stick it on cruise control. th

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