let's bring in correspondent ts berlinger he's in beijing for us good to see him it is the national health commission said that quote the whole city will be tested within 5 days we're talking $9000000.00 people how's that supposed to happen. china has impressive testing capacities they have tested the whole city off one which had even slightly more people 11000000 not in 5 days but a few more what they do in these cases is they pool the samples and test them in batches and then if the whole batch is negative they can all be considered negative if that batch has one positive case then the whole batch will test positive and they will have to retest these samples. that way they can do a lot of process a lot they will off course get a lot of assistance from laboratories all over the country. the fact that they have these singular outbreaks of course allows them to concentrate on these outbreaks and to get this testing done quickly and system that is paid in place in china where every household is registered to a committee also allows them to keep it pretty good track of who has already tested and who has

more on that story let's bring in august when the money is building in beijing images the national health commission says that quote the whole city will be tested within $5.00 days we're talking $9000000.00 people here how is that supposed to happen. but china has shown that it can test a lot of people in a very short time. earlier this year there was tests. the whole population of one which is $11000000.00 inhabitants was tested they were not tested in 5 days but a few more but basically china's impressive testing capacities for these mass tests they pool the samples of groups of people and test them together that allows them to proceed very quickly with tests and if they're negative then all of them are negative if they turn up positive they have to retest all the people who were in that pool it says this is how they do this and this is really the key to china strategy to control the outbreaks new outbreaks when there are a few cases moss testing is meant to control this. new cases come just days after china's golden week holiday when people travel across the country are chinese authorities keepin

that story let's bring in our correspondent money has building in beijing but here's the national health commission says that quote the whole city will be tested within $5.00 days we're talking $9000000.00 people here how is that supposed to happen. but china has shown that it can test a lot of people in a very short time. earlier this year there was a test. the whole population of one which is $11000000.00 inhabitants was tested they were not tested in 5 days but a few more but basically china's impressive testing capacities for these mass tests they pool their samples of groups of people and test them together that allows them to proceed very quickly with tests and if they're negative then all of them are negative if they turn out positive they have to retest all the people who were in doubt pool this is this is how they do this and this is really the key to china strategy to control the old breaks new outbreaks when there are a few cases mosse testing is meant to control these. new cases come just days after china's golden week holiday when people travel across the country are chinese authoritie

that story let's bring in our correspondent when he has building in beijing about is the national health commission says that quote the whole city will be tested within 5 days we're talking $9000000.00 people here how is that supposed to happen. but china has shown that it can test a lot of people in a very short time. earlier this year there was a test. the whole population of one which is 11000000 inhabitants was tested they were not tested in 5 days but a few more but basically china has impressive testing capacities for these mass tests they pool their samples of groups of people and test them together that allows them to proceed very quickly with tests and if they're negative then all of them are negative if they turn out positive they have to retest all the people who were in that pool this is this is how they do this and this is really the key to china's strategy to control the outbreaks new outbreaks when there are a few cases mass testing is meant to control these. new cases come just days after china's golden week holiday when people travel across the country are chinese authorities keepi

that story let's bring in our correspondent when he has billing in beijing and here is the national health commission says that quote the whole city will be tested within 5 days we're talking 9000000 people here how is that supposed to happen. but china has shown that it can test a lot of people in a very short time. earlier this year there was tests. the whole population of one which is $11000000.00 inhabitants was tested they were not tested in 5 days but a few more but basically china's impressive testing capacities for these mass tests they pool their samples of groups of people and test them together that allows them to proceed very quickly with tests and if they're negative then all of them are negative if they turn up positive they have to retest all the people who were in that pool this is this is how they do this and this is really the key to china strategy to control the outbreaks new outbreaks when there are a few cases mass testing is meant to control this. new cases come just days after china's golden week holiday when people travel across the country are chinese authorities keeping trac

trials some experts worry it could cause unknown side effects, but an official with china's national health commissionar no serious adverse reactions have been reported. >>> we can come out of this moment stronger than before. >> former president barack obama will hit the campaign trail in philadelphia. >>> president trump is presenting a familiar closing argument. attacking his enemies and firing up the base. >> before the plague came in i had it made. we had this thing won. we were so far up we had the greatest economy ever. >>> nationwide the virus is surging. >> we're facing a tough circumstance right now, we will see accelerating cases heading into the next four to six weeks. >> you will get scared, get depressed. this is a normal response to a very stressful situation. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>>

and there has to be a national commission of health care providers, consumers, and plus population growth. some people say hawaii covers their premium. new york now has a plan to cover everybody. this is very important. it is a big human problem. i will send a plan to do this in the first 100 days of my presidency. >> i just have to say something, and i don't want to stampede, ross was very arctic lace. i don't want anyone to stampede to cut the president's salary off all together. barbara is over here, but what i proposed was a 10% cut, downside the government and we'll get it done. she asked whether or not the health care profession was to blame. no. one thing to blame is these malpractice lawsuits. they're breaking the system. it cost 20 to 25 billion a year and i want to see those outrageous claims capped. doctors don't dare to deliver babies sometimes because they're afraid that someone will sue them. people don't dare -- medical practicers, to help someone along the highway hurt because they're aafraid a lawyer will come along and give them a big lawsuit. so you can't blame the prac

national park. we have new details about her commission and how she survived. >>> jeff bridges health scare.

perot and i agree on this, there has to be a national commission of health care providers and health care consumers that set ceilings to keep health costs in line with inflation, plus population growth. now, let me say, some people say we can't do this but hawaii does it. they cover 98% of their people and their insurance premiums are much cheaper than the rest of america, and so does rochester, new york. they now have a plan to cover everybody and their premiums are two-thirds of the rest of the country. this is very important. it's a big human problem and a devastating economic problem for america, and i'm going to send a plan to do this within the first 100 days of my presidency. it's terribly important. >> thank you. sorry to cut you short but president bush, health care reform. >> i just have to say something. i don't want to stampede. ross was very articulate across the country. i don't want anybody to stampede to cut the president's salary off altogether. barbara's sitting over here and i -- but what i have proposed, 10% cut, downsize the government, and we can get that done.

national park. we have new details about her commission and how she survived. >>> jeff bridges health scare. the oscar winning actor reveals a cancer diagnosis on social media. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin this morning with a change in the final presidential debate. the president and joe biden will face off in nashville in two days. a new rule aimed to prevent interruptions. nancy chen is in washington. what's changing and how are the candidates reacting to the change? >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. the first and only presidential debate was characterized by chaos and frequent disruptions by president trump. debate organizers are hoping for more order as we head into thursday night's debate. after a combative first match-up, the commission is making a change for this thursday's event. >> the radical left. >> will you shut up, man. >> reporter: at the start of each segment, both candidates can talk for two minutes while the others' microphone is shut off. for the remainder no one will be muted. last night president trump att

the coronavirus pandemic as one of the nation's leading health experts said it's not safe for his family to gather for thanksgiving. >>> plus, the debate commission announces the new plan to mute microphones after the chaotic first conference. will it make a difference? >>> as new coronavirus cases are surging across the united states, the director of the national institutes of health now said it's just not safe to gather with his family for thanksgiving this year. let's discuss with cnn medical analyst dr. lena wang, a former baltimore city commissioner. thank you so much for joining us. let's listen to the nih director, dr. francis collins, explain his decision. >> i had to have a family zoom with my family and conclude for the first time in 27 years, there will be no family thanksgiving. it's just not safe to take that kind of chance with people coming from different parts of the country of uncertain status. the problem with the disease, it's easy for people to be infected and not know it. >> so, doctor, do americans need to put their holiday traditions aside this year in favor of public health or are there ways to limit to risks while modifyi

comes amid a national health crisis that killed more than 220,000 americans and put millions out of work. in an effort to bring coherance and substance to the debate stage, the commission put new rules in place, including a mute button for opening remarks to crackdown on interruptions. tonight's topics include the pandemic, american families, race in america, climate change, national security, and leadership. jessica dean is in nashville ahead of the debate. the debate commission wants it to be fruitful. i wonder if there's indication that's what we're going to get? >> reporter: we're going to see about that, brianna. you mentioned that rule about the mute button, what they're doing with microphones. they're getting two minutes of uninterrupted speaking time, each candidate. the other opposing candidate's microphone will be muted after that. after that, it is open discussion. it remains to be seen exactly how much that will play into it. 90 minutes debate. no stopping. went over socme topics. they installed plexiglas there for both of the candidates as well. as far as the candidates themselves and preparations, we know that president trump's advisers have counselled hi

comes amid a national health crisis that killed more than 220,000 americans and put millions out of work. in an effort to bring coherance and substance to the debate stage, the commissioning a mute button for opening remarks to crackdown on interruptions. tonight's topics include the pandemic, american families, race in america, climate c

nationalism, constant interrupting and bullying joe biden. co-chairman of the debate commission says i hope so but it depends on luck. >> it will depend on the president's health. he said yesterday, i understand from the newspapers, he's ready, raring to go, we'll be in miami and want to debate. it's going to depend on what the doctors say about him. not only will he be safe but will people around him safe. we're concern about staffers. we have a crew of about 65 people who work on these things. it's going to depend on what the medical evidence is. >> when the president made his return to the white house, it seemed they thought they were on the track to get him on the debate stage next week. the fact we have not seen the president live or any live appearances on video, haven't heard from his doctor to answer questions in two days, we simply don't know. right? >> no, we don't know. they are saying they are moving forward. his aides are talking about what kind of mindset on coronavirus he's going to have at this next debate. there are still so many basic questions about his health. you've got to understand the commission on presidential debates which organizes t

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commission from the university. >> our nation has gone through very challenging time this gye. i want the american people to know that from the very first day the president has put the healthamerica first. before there were more than fiv cases in the us everybody that has returned from china the president did what no other american president had ever do done. and that was he suspended all travel from china. that's the second largest economy in the world. joel opposed that decision and said it was not okay. can tell you having led the tas force that this decision alone by the president bought us in valuable time to understand wha was going on. i believe the saved00s of thousands of american lives. we put together billions of supplies. we began before the month of february to develop medicines and therapeutics. under the president's leadersh leadership's we believe we are going to have millions of vaccines before the end of the year. the reality is if you look at this planet with an awful lot like we'll been doing every ste of the way. quite frankly when i look at their plan it talks about advanced testing and creating new vaccines.in it looks a bit like plagiarism. that som

commissioned by the elizabeth dole foundation supporting research studies in regard caregiver mental health concerns and it was published in 2014 . i also know that this topic was discussed during the fifth annual national convention you held last week . maybe this week, earlierthis week . and i'm just asking for a direction.n. what is it you would ask of this committee in regard to the mental health and well-being of caregivers? what more needs to be done? is it just related to implementation of the act or is there something that's missing and i would highlight this committee has indicated and i think is attempting to fulfill our stated priority of mental health and suicide prevention for veterans and your testimony, your presence today is the reminder to me at least that we need to make certainthat when we talk about mental health , suicide prevention , certainly for veterans also ought to include in our thought process and policy deliberations the caregivers that are helpful to them. whatwould you like for me to know ? >> mister chairman, i would say three things inresponse . there's, i would ask the committee again to consider legislative removal of the phase expansion of the mission act so that all