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. >> nawaz: last night, president trp spoke by phone with fo news' sean hannity, questioning how manytilators are really needed. >> i hava feeling that a lot of the numbers that are being said in some areasre just bigger than they're going to be. i don't believe you need 40,000 or 30,000 ventilators. >> nawaz: but then by today, on twitter, he pressed both general motors and ford to manufacture " ventilators, ast." both automakers have volunteered to cvert some of their manufacturing facilities to make the ventilators that are in short supply. there's also what's known as the "strategic national stkpile," a government reserve that helps bolster health care systems in a crisis, but there are only 16,600 ventilators in , and the total estimate in all hospitals across the country is 160,000. that is a fraction of what medil experts say they need. >> at the rate that this virus exponentially transmitting, you know, our transmission atge this si go home every single night and tnk about, what if we had to decide betwe two patients? >> nawaz: one way to get ventilators to hospitals faster wo

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news tonight: declaring a national emergency. president trump issues an order freeing $50 billion in funding fo freeing $50 billion in funding for coronavirus as his administration announces a new plan and a new website to get more americans tested. on wall street, the dow jumps nearly 2,000 points as regulations on doctors and hospitals are lifted, but is it enough? the fight tonight on capitol hill to give financial relief to millions of workers. testing the president: president trump tells cbs he'll most likely be tested after a top brazilian official he met confirms he has the virus. why the president says he's not going to self-quarantine.amica t dostores run low, long

east of the city though there is fury among palestinians living there how washington were fos to them in a new human rights report that was released on wednesday that described as our broad set of israeli citizens while our middle east correspondent paula flair has been hearing reaction. what's in a name a lot if you live in east jerusalem and a palestinian but washington has decided to simply ditch the palestinian identity of those who live here in east jerusalem and the state department now considers them arab residents or non israeli citizens the move has infuriated many with palestinian leaders saying it's an attempt to wipe out their national identity it's just playing with fire and may not as he stands means nothing to us and by the way he can go to resent us from that means nothing to us we out of the old united people of the palestinians when i say i'm pretty soon in some places they don't like they don't they want us to say we are israelis and if i am palestinian who is trying to say anything this is our land our country our state the state of palestine by mother leave this nationalit

the symptoms can present like a cold or the flu, i can only imagine what people see in the news they're foing going to see care. in nevada we have large area of rural population far away from city centers and an increase in those seeking care and having to travel is not only hard on them but creates a burden on the system. so depending on how easy this fire spread. how can we use telehealth to help people in their own home. what are your recommendations? i have a two-part question addressing telehealth? do you have plans operating hotlines or screenings through a telehealth hub so people can be referred to their care places if needed. >> we had more lawyers than we had healthy people trying to figure out how to do that. most of the health men have been worked out. we have been contacted with a number of people that are adapted there. the nurse triage line for their state or clinically covered individuals. we have been working with telehealth with other parts of the government to understand what kind of approaches are appropriate in the rural area and what the coverage will be. that's one of t

news tonight: declaring a national emergency. president trump issues an order freeing $50 billion in funding fo freeing $50 billion in funding for coronavirus as his administration announces a new plan and a new website to get more americans tested. on wall street, the dow jumps nearly 2,000 points as regulations on doctors and hospitals are lifted, but is it enough? the fight tonight on capitol hill to give financial relief to millions of workers. testing the president: president trump tells cbs he'll most likely be tested after a top brazilian official he met confirms he has the virus. why the president says he's not going to self-quarantine.amica t dostores run low, long lines, frustration and fear. with more than 15 million students out of school, and more businesses closing as the country prepares to hunker down. economic nightmare-- trillions of dollars already lost worldwide. are layoffs looming? major airlines say the virus could cause more cuts than after 9/11. social distancing: doctors say it's the key to containing the spread, so what are the best ways to keep yourself safe? america's former surgeon general joins us w

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you arix 5 news, this morning hes ust leard that a nato staff tested positive fo coronavirus, the staff member was on holiday in italy . >>> the head of iran's health management tested positive and is in self quarantine . >>> at least 11 people are dead after a hotel collapse in southeastern china. the building was being used as they coronavirus courting center . >>> shanghai disney are reopening, some shopping and dining attractions will reopen today at the disney resort . >> the theme park is been closed since january 5 and will remain closed until further notice . >>> about 17 people in northern italy are on lockdown with a drastic effort to control the virus. a leading member of president trump's coronavirus task force was asked to similar measures could be issued here in the u.s.? >> i don't think it would be is draconian, nobody in, nobody out. like this, ontinue to get there will be mitigation, you have to do social distancing, keep people out of crowded places . take a look at seriousness, do you really need to travel? >>> washington governor, j inslee is considering mandatory m

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we will turn it over to the great sean hannity who is standing by in new york city to take the reigns fo >> have a wonderful night with the ones you love. the president ends his rallies one glorious nation under god. we are one american family, make america safe, prosperous, healthy, great again. we should be able to get along i think if we solve all the world's problems. >> tucker: amen. >> sean: welcome to hannity tonight. if you are over the mass hysteria, if you are overpoliticizing, weaponizing of the coronavirus you are not alone. that's why tonight we are focused on two major stories. first, we are going to call out anyone and everyone who is using this virus as a political weapon against the president. it's sick, it's sad but predictable. i'm sure in the end the mob and the media they will be advancing their new conspiracy theory and newest hoax, probably they will come up with hypothetically i'm just guessing wouldn't shock me president trump, putin mad

we will turn it over to the great sean hannity who is standing by in new york city to take the reigns fo rains for th. >> have a wonderful night with the ones you love. the president ends his rallies one glorious nation under god. we are one american family, make america safe, prosperous, healthy, great again. we should be able to get along i think if we solve all the world's problems. >> tucker: amen. >> sean: welcome to hannity tonight. if you are over the mass hysteria, if you are overpoliticizing, weaponizing of the coronavirus you are not alone. that's why tonight we are focused on two major stories. first, we are going to call out anyone and everyone who is using this virus as a political weapon against the president. it's sick, it's sad but predictable. i'm sure in the end the mob and the media they will be advancing their new conspiracy theory and newest hoax, probably they will come up with hypothetically i'm just guessing wouldn't shock me president trump, putin mad scientists russia and ukraine manufacturing the coronavirus on purpose so they can hurt innocent children and kil

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news with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'msz fo thank you so much for joining us here tonight. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, what the president >>> tonight, what the president is now saying about his own guidelines from the white house to keep social distance. now saying he wants to restart the economy by easter. >>> president trump's words going against what many of his own health experts have said, that the worst has yet to hit. that social distancing is imperative to give hospitals a chance to keep up with demand with intensive care beds and ventilators. the president saying we lose thousands of people to the flu but we don't shut the country off. the president talking moments ago. meantime, his own team pressed. do they support this new messaging? how they answer. >>> across the country, the number of cases of coronavirus rising dramatically. in new york city alone, the number of cases doubling every three days. and tonight, new york's governor asking the feds, do you want a pat on the back for 400 ventilators?

nbc news jennifer johnson shoulder travelers, no social distancing. at u.s. airports as several hours to be screened fo process. >> hundreds and hundreds of people. that's exactly what you don't want in this pandemic. >> reporter: complicating the situation, a handsful of tsa officers are now testing positive for the virus. as ohio bars and restaurants are closed indefinitely, the leading infectious disease doctor is raising the possible of a 14-day nationwide lockdown keeping people out of public places. >> i think we should be overly aggressive and get criticized for overreacting. >> reporter: he says there are no plans yet for domestic travel restrictions. the white house promising millions more tests will be available soon. >> we will now have access in the days ahead to more than 2,000 labs across the country that have the equipment today to process coronavirus tests. >> reporter: new york's governor is calling on the president to activate the military to build makeshift medical centers before hospitals are overrun. >> use them to come in right now. identify existing facilities that can be retro f

am i now eligible fo unemployment under new coronavirus 19 eligibility rules?employment is really to include anyone who's lost a part or all of their job due to corona. if you weren't working before, it will be tough to seek unemployment normally you have to apply within the first week or so from losing your job. now, they've waived that because there's this huge influx of people applying, and the websites are down and you can't get anyone on the phone. so there's more of a grace period what i would recommend, she should go to the new website the labor department set up, careeronestop.org. that includes every single state out there. you're going to type in your state and see exactly what the parameters are she would have needed to work at some point in this base period to apply and receive those unemployment benefits. >> i want to get one in from mary on facebook let's roll it. >> my husband and i are self-employed with no employees. do we qualify for unemployment >> how about it, stephanie >> you know i love good news the answer is yes. the careers act has exp

going to ock on the door texas and west virginia mandating self quarantine fo anyone arriving from several states including ew york, new jersey conecticut. >>and louisiana, hot spots in chicago and detroit also seeing the needs spike michigan's governor calling on states to work together together critical supplies for those on the front lines right. >>i think that the most important thing that we all need to remember is the enemy is covered 19 and it is n discriminating against party does not discriminate against country new york's governor r echoing that sentiment and pleading with health care workers to also join in if you don't have a health care crisis in your community please come help us in new york now. >>we eed relief we need relief or nurses who are working. >>12 hour shifts. one aer the other and we will return the favor. >>as communities. brace for the virus the nation's top infectious disease specialist is warning, this is no time to lose focus there are a number >>that have relatively few cases. those are the ones that are vulnerable and dangerous to keep those areas from sparking more stay at home orders

new outbreak, sing inatred to solidarity. there are three reasons you are allowed to leave your house. for essesential work, to buy fo, or if you need physical activity. flickering a constellation of candles and as italians try to keep each other's spirits up. earlier in the day, music filled the empty streets. this doorman in rome even conducted a new concert. in the hardest hit province, one church c celebrated mass via video. with loved onepassing awaywewe don't see them. italy's number of infections continues to rise. than aperience more total global death toll. >> this catastrophe is l like an atomic bomb. >> in such an emergency, it is hard not to work. was a able tos leave the vatican unannounced and walk along one of rome's main streets unimpeded to pray at two shrines for an end to the pandemic. >> there has been a reported drop in overall infections but others continue to wrestle with cases involving infected travelers. that's according to the chinese health commission. it stands at 18,860. i would like t to cross that correspondent in beijing. thank you for being with us. a global deaths and infections fro

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fo. the president hopes that in weeks not months -- >> you've been watching a live news conference by president trump and vice president mike pence giving the nation an update on the coronavirus response. and he is saying that for anyone that has left the new york city area, asking people to self isolate, giving you a sense for how serious things are in new york, that is sort of epicenter right now for this pandemic at least in this country. we want to welcome you to our 3:00 show whichever day we come to you at this time focusing on the coronavirus. we are streaming online and on air as well. and hospitals in the state have a dire need for ventilators. across the country, but here in california too. and those ventilators help coronavirus patients breathe when they are unable to breathe effectively on their own. italy has a shortage. and doctors have had to make life and death choices of who gets one, who gets to live. that is why governor newsom issued a dire call for companies to step up and one silicon valley company heeded the call in a big one. >> we reached out to kr who runs bloom energy

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you very much and our condolences to you and the whole team at jefferies for the sad news of the passing of your krrk fo over the weekend. >> thank you very much >> absolutely. hit here on that point, sara one final broad market question, tony, if we do retest the lows, will they be significantly lower than the lows we made last week in your view >> we look at the 14-week rsi, the it's only been oversold a week ago this past friday. only been that oversold six occurrences. of those six, three of them yo 10%. 10% being the '08 occurrence then the other three came within 4% so the real answer isn't if it touches it nicely and neatly the answer is how is credit and the other various market indicators like correlations, volatility how are they acting into the any kind of pullback towards the low. you want them to be behaving better in other words, lower volatility lower correlations on a test tighter credit spreads on a test you want to see the market pop where they as you pull back. >> tony. a lot of that is happening they say because of the fed action intervening in an open ended way. i think the question

new locally ansmitted coronavirus cases. well maybe a major milestone in containing the virus. health experts are warning that china needs to prepare foa potential second wave of infections. dave colver reports now from shanai. >>as medical personnel prepare to move out chinese state media say doctors and nurses a province are now beginning to scale back their lifesaving efforts at the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak. i now we are returning home so i'm really exited as we won the victory over the epidemic this medical worker said. with the epidemic spreading in the us health experts here warn even with an increase in the number of patients recovered and a drop in daily reported cases. this is not a mission accomplished. heart health officials will only consider lifting the lockdown restrictions after 14 consecutive ys without any new cases reported. >>this single biggest danger is complacency and this was something we talked about in china a fair bit that people drop their against this disease in the past 2 weeks officials reported nearly half of the w cases inmainland china came from abroad. of new cases are imported 0% c

fo on. jane: navin nayak, thank you very much indeed for joining me. navin: my pleasure. jane: a judge in new has o ntenced harvey weinstein years prison for rape and sexual mogul was found guilty last month in a trial that was launched as a milestone for the me too movement. nada tawfik has been following events and she joined me a short time ago from new york nada, his lawyers were arguing for a much lesser sentence. what do you think, having persuaded the judge that 23e, years was the sentence? what it was was thee, i think prosecution's contention that the sentence shouldfl adjust t his convention--not just flect his conviction, but his lifetime of abuse. they put forward 36 prior sexual-assault cases that they say dated all the way back to the 1970's to shothat this is how weinstein operated he used his power to make him have access to four people--vulnerable womanan and harm thetheir careers without any regard for their lives. i think the judge after this long trial put all of this etogether, and when addressed weinstein before he sentenced him, he said "this is yoti first convicon but

army corps of engineers awarded contract fo for construction of alternate care facilities also. 60 ambulances to new york city today, we have a total of 60, we getting additional ones, with up to 190 more to follow in different locations, fema obligated more than 1.3 billion dollars in federal support to the state of new york. we're spending a lot of money in new york, it is a hotbed, no question about that. and we're spending a lot of time and efforts on new york, new jersey, spoke with governor cuomo a lot, spoke with governor murphy, a lot. in new jersey. and we're really getting the job done. people are very impressed i'm impressed by the people in fema, in the army corps of engineers, what they have done, i have never seen anything do anything like it. addition to the 8100 ventilators that we've have delivered, over next 48 hours, we delivering more than 1,000, going 400 to michigan. shortly. 300 to new jersey. 150 to illinois. 150 to louisiana, and 50 to connecticut. fema and hhs already delivered 11.6 million, n95 respiratories. 5 moy -- face shields and glove. i don't know if you just saw, t

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fo for being here, si. chief of staff to george w. bush and fox newstributor, karl good to have you tonight. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: interesting when you think about bernie sanders base and you look at the electorate, joe biden clearly a lot of voters coalesced around him on super tuesday across all kinds of demographics and groups. do you think there is a way for bernie sanders to change that momentum at this point? >> well, there is. i mean, the debate will -- will give him a chance. his own conduct and his own campaign will give him a chance. the excitement that existed between saturday and tuesday for joe biden, we don't know how long that's going to continue to that same degree. i doubt that it's going to last all the way through march. and next week there are going to be some states, idaho, north dakota, washington state where sanders is going to do well. the big questions are going to be michigan and to a lesser extent missouri. mississippi is going to be strong for biden. how that all comes out is going to be affected to some degree by

fo another trip. >>but it has now been ordered to turn backto san francisco with people on board experiencing flulike sptoms we have team coverageon this breaking news tonight, ashley zavala live for us in sacramento, where the governor is realing the state's plan for this particur cruise ship but first toght crown for think herman joins us live in san francisco with what we know about thetate's first death and whether that patient virus. dan. what we can tell e you is on february 19th one that haitian first showed sympts it was on february 21th when the patient came here. >>the pair 27 a cruise terminal when the ship docked, and that person got out and then it took a go car or vehicle somehow got back to placer county potentially exposing those here at er, 27 and those along the route to his home. >>on february 19th 2 days before the grand princess docked at san francisco's pier, cruise ship terminal after a trip to mexico. rockland man gan to exhibit flulike symptoms it turns out he had the coronavirus where this person actually was fected that what the exposure is not clear. >>and it's certainly not clear next some something that happened in mexi

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fo cash, you wonder what the fed will do next. thank you so much. let's get to the first word news.nopean central bank emergency bond buying program with 750 billion euros. chris in the guard says it short many times require extraordinary action. is consideringk raising its qe limits. the white house top economic advisor says the u.s. may take kudlow added the bailout of general motors was a good deal for the government. the administration could up the ante on its stimulus plan. the first time since the coronavirus crisis started, the chinese province at the center of the outbreak has reported no cases. talked tocases hundred 10,000, 85,000 have are covered, and over 8500 have died. the biggest factory shutdown since world war ii is hitting the u.s. and europe. auto plants are closing on both sides of the atlantic. it echoes the shutdown in china earlier this year that reverberated around supply chains. a global recession may be already underway. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 cou

unveiled new measures to cushion the impact from the corona virus over in italy for having such separate conte announcing. a plan to re nationalize flag carrier alitalia. thank you very much fo

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there were 237 deaths of last 24 hours in new york 222 new york city, what are your projections showing in terms of what it might look like in terms of foatalities, are we talking hundreds, thousands, what are you seeing? >> there are many different projections were looking at, it does seem that were ready at 965, we do see in the thousands, again these are models and we have to plan for what the model may show. >> are we talking hundreds of deaths a day, thousands of deaths a day. >> it goes back to the numbers, weird he said the 80% of individuals get better, we said the other 20%, summoned up in the hospital in a small percentage unfortunately died, that percentage as were looking, the numbers are hovering around one or less than 1%, it is determined by how many people. >> is it not data-driven, i don't see how you look at those numbers and conclude anything less than thousands of people will pass away. remember who it's attacking, it is attacking the vulnerable, underlying illness, et cetera. i do not see how you get past that curve without seeing thousands of people pass away. i hope it is wrong. >> as of friday the coronavirus tes

fo. it will be expanded to include part-time, self-employed, freelancers, and gig economy workers. the new -- the first job of this program, get money into the pockets of people who are losing all of their jobs through no fault of their own. it will come through quickly and generously. but as a second purpose. it will also allow companies to further workers so they can stay on as employees. when god willing, this crisis abates, they can resume work with their employer and businesses could reassemble. when this crisis is over, we don't want every worker who's losing their job to scatter to the winds, and so many good businesses through no fault of their own will fall apart. by keeping them on furlough, paying them, the business can reassemble quickly. this proposal, unemployment insurance on steroids, will be the greatest expansion of unemployment benefits in decades. a social safety net wide enough to catch the millions of american workers who became unemployed virtually overnight. move in with fibers strong enough to hold them through the worst of this crisis. as i said, we are going to p

we all needll to fo the directions of the administration on social distancing, on, in m case out in california and in newk, wee sheltering at home. we're just not going anywhere. we need to do that. we need to tten the epidemic curve. we need to decrease the stress on our medical emergency systema because th going to be overwhelmed in the next two weeks. we also, as a government, need to aggressively pursue antiviral agents andther countermeasures, and i think any dollar that isn't spent on that that could be is a crime. >> reporter: dr. kenneth bernard, retired rear admiral and the former head of public health issues on the clinton and george w. bush administration national security counaffs, thank you very much. >> thank you. ut woodruff: europe is now the epicenter of theeak, with italy, spain and france contending with a flood of ten days ago, the attitude in but now, the stakes are higher, and the national feeling moredi. spial rresndenmalcm brabant is near his home in marlow, england tonight. malcolm? judy, the death toll in the united kingdom stands at 177. s the big news tonightat the government

fo preparthat. what specifically are they doing right now and are you confident they will be ready? >> so the good news millions of health professionala in our hos are working hard to prepare. they are clearing out some ofc the etive surgery cases, things that updon't have to be done right now, to get that space ready for a surge in patients. they are expanding their capacity, you know, bringing beds and floors back into use that were maybe not used, building tents for triage centers and testing in their parking lotsto eep sick patients away from the rest of the patient population. there's a lot going oho >> reporter:w confident are you they will be ready to meet the snkge? >> i tthey'll do a good job to meet the surge. if we as citizens make sure surge is as small as possible by distancing ourselves like we're doing now, that will help out. my concern is will they have the resources for a sustained response and that's something congress will have to think hard about and act on in the days ahead. >> reporter: some people wimal look at thon this, and it's very alarming when you see how much of the count

fo for joining usr. let's check in on first word news with su keenan. su: we start with europe which is facing a new migration crisis after turkey told millions of asylum-seekers they can use -- to escape syria and other war-ravaged country's. greece is the most in -- has invoked an emergency cause and refused to accept applications. 76,000 people have left turkey on sunday, although it is not clear if they crossed in europe or remain at the border. police and demonstrators clash in hong kong on sunday is anti-china protests. arrested once again -- erupted once again. local media reporting the police are pepper spring and one officertrain services were suspd after protesters set fire one of the -- to one of the entrances. former vice president joe biden is hoping his south carolina primary victory will boost his campaign into super tuesday. as senator bernie sanders continues to beat him strongly. it was biden's first primary victory and allows them to stake a claim as the strongest moderate and the one best position to stop sanders and challenge presid