reporters he's considering a short-term quarantine of called hot spots in parts of new york, new jersey and connecticut>> some people would like to see new york quarantined because it's a hot spot, new york, new jersey, maybe one or two other places, certain parts of connecticut quarantined. i'm thinking about that right now. we might not have to do it. but there's a possibility that some time today we'll do a quarantine short-term two week on new york. probably new jersey, certain parts of connecticut, restrict travel because they're having problems in florida, lot of new york ers going there, we don't want that, heavily infectd. >> so many possibilities with that, is it little, we'll share how governor cuomo and others are responding to that truly extraordinary idea. while the president's suggestion is the most dramatic, some states are closing in themselves, shutting out visitors as they try to shut out the virus. in texas ordered anyone flying from new york, new jersey, connecticut or new orleans to self-quarantine for 14 days or however long they're in texas whenever is shorter. florida has a rout

new jersey or state of california. if you wanted to start to do that, that would ripple across the country. new york, new jersey, connecticutay, tomorrow new orleans, then detroit, texas, then florida, then california. at the same time we say we try to restart the economy, i mean, i can't remember in history when it was done. you would have to go back to the civil war to talk about borders of states like that. i think it would paralyze the economy, i think it would shock the economic markets in a way we've never seen before. as a governor, i'm not going to close off my borders. trucks have to come in, food has to come in, mail has to come in. i'm not going to put health and safety of my people at risk. and it is not what the president has been trying to achieve. he's worked very hard to be working with the governors, he's worked very hard to be working with the state of new york. i spoke to him this morning. we have a good cooperative relationship. so it would be exactly opposite everything he has said and everything he has done to date. and it will be totally counter productive. >> have you talked to him this afternoon sin

abruptly announced he was interesting a federal, quote, enforcement quarantine for the new york/new jersey/connecticut tri-state area. >> i am now considering -- we'll make a decision very quickly, very shortly, a quarantine, because it's such a hot area of new york, new jersey, and connecticut. we'll be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon. >> now the legality and constitutionality of such an order is questionable and perhaps, even worse, new york governor andrew cuomo said he hadn't talked to the president and said it would be civil war type of discussion amounting to a declaration of war on states. joining me now a former assistant watergate special prosecutor and former general counsel of the army and is also an msnbc contributor. sheila behr is the chair of the systemic risk council and was the chair of the fdic during the great recession, the author of "bull by the horns." welcome to both of you. jill, it appears the president has backed off his discussion of a quarantine, but i know you were in a discussion about this yesterday with some of us. it's not clear how he would have impos

and it wouldn't just be new york, new jersey, connecticut. next week, it would be louisiana, with new orleans. and the week after that, it would be detroit in michigan. and it would run all across the nation. >> cuomo made pretty clear that he not only disagreed with this proposal by the president, but that he believed that it would be illegal if implemented. or that the president didn't have the legal authority to actually impose some kind of geographic-based quarantine. what is clear, though, is that this, in keeping with the president's thinking over the last several days. the president has been eager to get the economy going again and what he's been looking at as this 15-day guidelines are set to lapse in a matter of days is putting in a system that would be more geographic based. looking at the risk in certain areas of the country. but it appears the president's initial attempt to do something that would be geographic based, at least something that would be federally enforceable, so far, has not come to fruition. jeremy diamond. cnn washi

news we're following. president trump backing off that he might order a temporary quarantine to parts of connecticut, new york and new jerseyhis and let me read in full. quote, on recommendation of the coronavirus task force and upon consultation with the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut, i've asked the cdc to issue a strong travel advisory in consultation with the federal government. a quarantine will not be necessary. full details will be released by cdc tonight. thank you. end quote. this after the new york governor, andrew cuomo, said earlier tonight a federally mandated quarantine would basically be a federal declaration of war. listen to this. >> this is a civil war kind of -- this is civil war-kind of discussion. >> so, you don't believe he really is serious about it? >> i don't believe that he could be serious, that any federal administration could be serious about a physical lockdowns of states or parts of states across this country. i don't believe it's legal. i think it would be economic chaos. i don't think the american people would stand for it. it's just a question of time before you see the n

new york, new jersey and parts of connecticut. what do you think about that? don't really understand what he would mean by that in practice. but -- leland: i think what he means, he's saying anybody from new york, new jersey, connecticut, if you're not a truck driver, you ain't leaving. >> well, i think that would have enormously negative implications for the health and well-being of the region. if it means he's taking it seriously and therefore will mobilize to send ventilators and supplies we desperately need, then i welcome the attention. we need that help and i hope it's coming. leland: sharon hewitt now in louisiana, eventually the governor of floor who has been growing about people coming in from new york and near jersey and people from louisiana, he said they need to quarantine, how bad are things in louisiana right now? >> well, first of all, thank you for having us here. louisiana's citizens, we're used to adversity and we've overcome many adversities in the past. you know, when the president and the governor asked our families to stay home, we did. a

comment he is made saturday about a federal federally enforced quarantine in new york, new jersey and connecticut. new york governor firing back sigh saving he doesn't even know if that's legal. >> i don't believe he could be serious that any federal administration could be serious about a physical lockdown of states or parts of states across this country. i don't believe it's legal. i think it would be economic chaos. i don't think the american people would stand for it. >> and overnight, a new travel advisory impacting more than 21 million americans. the cdc now urging people in new york, new jersey and connecticut to refrain from non-essential domestic travel for 14 days. that starts immediately. we have a team of reporters and analysts following all the latest for us. we're going to begin in new york city, the epicenter of the outbreak here in the yuts. the numbers are rising steadily as they have been since march 14th. as the number of cases comes closer to 31,000, 155 deaths yesterday, that's the highest number in a single day. let's to my colleague in new york city. good morning to you. ne

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it also affirms what new jersey and connecticut have been doing. skype is former assistant attorney general with the new york state attorney general's office and former senior investigative council on the house committee oversight and reform, chris sadak is here. you heard andrew cuomo says he supports president trump's change of heart from ordering a quarantine for residents of new york, new jersey and connecticut amid the coronavirus outbreak to now a travel advisory which urges residents of these states to avoid all but essential travel. for two weeks. but before the resolution, governor cuomo questioned the legality of the president's original order. is the original order legal? >> there's no question, arthel, that the president of the united states, any president who is serving under these circumstances does have the legal authority. now, as you pointed out, president trump decided not to take the step forward and impose any type of quarantine but under the constitution and there are a lot of arguments that support his authority to do that, th

decision very quickly, very shortly, a quarantine, because it's such a hot area, of new york, new jersey and connecticut any quarantine. >> have you had any indication that's a possibility for new york or new jersey or connecticut? >> i don't have those conversations. i don't know what that means. >> president trump floating the idea of quarantining the tristate area. but he now says that's not necessary. >> the president, instead, tweeting that the cdc is issuing a strong travel advisory for new york, new jersey and connecticut. joining us is john, a beside insider. what was the president's decision to quarantine the states. we heard andrew cuomo that was not happy about that idea. could that have played into it at all? >> absolutely. cuomo said such an order could amount to a declaration of war on states. and that's very strong language. but arguably necessary. cuomo said he had no idea how this could legally be enforced. and the legal territory here is fairly hazy. the federal government has quarantine powers but leaves a lot of the decisions up to the states. so, this would have been a very complica

it wouldn't be just new york, new jersey, connecticut, next week it would be louisiana with new orleansnd the week after that, detroit and michigan and run all across the nation. >> reporter: no word if it was blowback from the governors or question whether the government could enforce this type of quarantine but last night we saw a tweet that completely walk this back. president trump saying on the recommendation of the coronavirus task force and upon consultations with governors of new york and connecticut, i asked the cdc to issue a strong travel advisory to be issued by the federal government and full details will be released tonight by cdc. we heard some details from jason a minute ago. in another display of the back and forth power dynamic, the new jersey governor, after this travel advisory was issued came out with a statement, this is a non-binding travel advisory and the rules i set in place as the governor last week still stand. >> kristen homlmes outside the white house. thank you. >>> as you know, this has put healthcare providers across the country under extreme strain. our

. >> reporter: the cdc clarifying the travel warning for new york, new jersey and connecticut, urgingts to refrain from nonessential domestic travel for 14 days, effective immediately with the white house urging other states to follow new york's lead. >> we're asking every single governor and every single mayor to prepare like new york is preparing now. know where every hospital is, public, private. know where every one of your surgical hospitals are. know how to change ventilators to take care of people. know where every piece of equipment is in the state, know how to move that around the state based on need. >> reporter: there is a glimmer of hope with the rate of new cases across new york state dropping steadily since the stay at home order on march 22nd. there have been close to 60,000 cases and close to 1,000 rob: thank you so much. jillian: president trump declares washington, d.c. a major disaster area. it allows the city to access federal funds to combat the coronavirus. more than 400 people have gotten sick, nine have died. maryland, one person is dead and 65 are sick as coro

residents in the tristate area in new york, new jersey, connecticut, are now under restrictions, new restrictions on gatherings at bars, restaurants, and other public places. i urge everyone to stay safe and to listen to the advice of public health experts, practice good hygiene, follow the recommendations issued by state and federal governments about public gatherings, and please, please stay home if you feel sick. as these important safeguards go into effect, there will be economic consequences. businesses will face shortfalls. employees will not be able to work. families will bear the responsibility of child care as school closures mount. for millions of families who live paycheck to paycheck, for parents who have to choose keeping their jobs or taking care of their kids, and for so many others, the small business owner who has no liquidity even though it was a healthy business a few weeks ago, these are all very, very difficult times. the congress and the federal government as a whole must take steps immediately to provide relief to those american workers, families, and businesse

quarantine for people coming to south carolina from certain hotspots, including new york, new jersey, connecticut and the

it says in part new york, new jersey and connecticut residents are erstly refraining from non-essential travel for 14 days effective immediately. you head to any airport in the area, newark or new jersey or jfk, laguardia, these airports are essentially empty for all intents and purposes. this is something a lot of folks have been following all along. back to the medical crisis in new york and tri-state area, to give you an idea how critical the crisis is, some 52,000 cases of coronavirus in new york state, the second to that is new jersey, 11,000 cases in new jersey, really taking a toll on first responders, you look at the nypd, 700 coronavirus cases, 12% of the workforce now have called out sick. >> jason carroll, live in new york, thank you so much. to a primary care doctor and health specialist and now a cnn analyst. good morning to you. >> good morning, victor. >> let's start with this new travel advisory from the cdc. as mentioned, the president backed off a quarantine from new jersey, new york and connecticut. he makes a good point. i'm from georgia and people here are refrainin

even if i come up with a rule for the entire state, people will drive to new jersey, connecticut, or pennsylvania. that is why we have a statewide coalition. i want to thank the governors very much. the siu will leave the program and take you live to a news conference with senator marco rubio and susan collins on the coronavirus it package. rubio: as well as the outbreaks with bipartisan partners we have talked about for a couple of weeks about it. i think there is broad general agreement that small businesses in this country will not be able to survive unless there is extraordinary assistance. the idea behind the proposal we are finalizing now is the idea of how can we transfer

president trump says he is considering a two-week quarantine of new york, new jersey, and connecticutvirus. >> i am now considering, we'll make a decision very quickly, very shortly, a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york, new jersey, and connecticut, we'll be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon. >> the president made those remarks just over an hour ago in norfolk, virginia, while sending off the medical naval ship "us ennis comfort." it is scheduled to arrive in new york on monday. here is how new york's governor andrew cuomo reacted. >> i spoke to the president about the ship coming up and the four sites. i didn't speak to him about any quarantine. >> has he spoken to you about a quarantine? have you had any indication that that's a possibility for new york or parts of connecticut? >> no, i haven't had those conversations. i don't even know what that means. >> today the u.s. has the most coronavirus cases in the world. more than 100,000. the death toll in the u.s. is now more than 1,600 and climbing. with more than half the country essentially shut down u

calling for tighter restrictions, the cdc clarifying its travel wang warning for new york, new jersey, connecticutesidents to refrain from nonessential domestic travel for 14 days effective immediately with the white house urging other states to follow new york's lead. >> we're asking every single governor and every single mayor to prepare like new york is preparing now. know where every hospital is, public, private. know where everyone of your surgical centers are. that's where your anesthesia ventilators are. know how to change the anesthesia ventilators up to supportive ventilators to take care of people. know where every piece of equipment is in the state, know how to move that around the state based on need. >> reporter: but there is a flameglimmer of hope. with the rates of new cases across new york state dropping steadily since the stay at home order on march 22nd. the positive take-away in the country's epicenter with close to 60,000 cases, close to 1,000 deaths. jillian: take any bit of positive take-away that we can. thank you. rob: the president declaring washington, d.c. a major disast

that he's considering a kwarnlten on parts of new york, connecticut and new jersey. i spoke to new york governor andrew cuomo just last hour.qua, connecticut and new jersey. i spoke to new york governor andrew cuomo just last hour. >> i heard, perhaps new yorkers couldn't leave the state. >> well, that's not a kwarpten. that would be a lockdown. if you said that we are geographically confining people, that would be a lockdown. then we would be a wuhan china. right? and that would-be wouldn't make any sense. this is a time the president says he's going to try to start the economy. new york is the financial sector. you geographically restrict a state. you would paralyze the financial sector. you think the dow jones, the stock market has gone down. it would drop like a stone. i don't even believe it is illegal. i dont even believe it's legal, interstate commerce clause, etc. so i think it would be exactly opposite the president is talking about, how would you ever operationally stop goods from coming to new york and goods and food and trucks etc. i can't believe he's con

up with the governor. >> president trump is apparently the modern day quarantine for new york, connecticut, new jersey, said in white house remarks today. he said also that you had spoken to him about this. can you comment on that? >> i spoke to the president about the ship coming up and the four sites. i didn't speak to him about any quarantine. >> has he spoken to you about a quarantine, do you have any indication that's a possibility for new york or connecticut? >> no, i haven't had those conversations. i don't even know what that means. >> reporter: the governor said also in the press conference that, you know, this thing he had not heard about may not be enforceable, he thinks it is a bad idea. we have been in touch with the governor's office after the press conference, they're sticking with what the governor said. so we really don't know much more other than what the president said, what the governor of florida has mentioned, but here in new york where i'm standing in manhattan, we don't have information about the supposed quarantine of where i'm standing. so it's an interesting day in the sense

and i just did a call with governor phil murphy of new jersey and governor ed lamont of connecticut, and we are adopting the same policies. so there is no benefit to try to shop new york versus connecticut versus new jersey. there will be no more gatherings of 50-plus people, so if you were hoping to plan a graduation party, you can't do it in the state of new york, you can't go do it in the state of new jersey, and you can't do it in the state of connecticut. casinos, we all have casinos. if i close my casinos, would new jersey keep their casinos open? we're going to have the same problem. all casinos will be closed effective 8:00 p.m. tonight and they will stay closed until further notice. on all these closings, they are all until further notice, and hopefully i can coordinate with the other governors so we can have the same opening period just the way we had the same closing period. gyms are closed effective 8:00 p.m. tonight. i know that's a specific hardship for the people in this room, because i can all see you're in masterful shape, buff, even. there are other ways to exercise.

decision very quickly very shortly a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york new jersey and connecticut will be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon trump said he had discussed the idea with new york governor andrew cuomo cuomo said he didn't know what trump was talking about computer but of course if you have any indication that's possibility for me in new york or no it's going to happen has this conversation i don't even know what that means leader on saturday trump put out a tweet backing away from the quarantine plan and saying i have asked the centers for disease control to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered by the governors in consultation with the federal government a quarantine will not be necessary. houran jeanne or not new york is in during dark times nurses protested outside a bronx hospital saying they haven't got enough protective equipment are incredibly frustrated and we know that the federal government can't give us these resources are grown a virus has killed more than 500 people in new york and infected tens of thousands . all across the coun

the executive order mentions specifically the states of new jersey, connecticut, and also the city of new orleans , all of which have been identified as hotspots. dr. bell. dr. bell: thank you, governor. good afternoon. as of today, south carolina has confirmed cases of covid-19 in 39 counties area did this includes 86 additional cases across the state. countsnty by county case are posted in our website and updated daily. unfortunately, it is with great sadness that i also report the loss of 4 more of our fellow south carolinians who have been confirmed to have covid-19 infections. this brings the total number of deaths for the state to 13. as always, our sympathy and hearts go out to the family and friends of these individuals and to all of those who have lost their loved ones to covid-19 infection. i can't express strongly enough the importance of all of us to take the necessary actions to families,rselves, our and our community by continue to practice social distancing, staying a home and away from others and particularly when ill, and frequently washing your hands to prevent the s

saying he may impose a two-week quarantine for parts of new york, new jersey, and connecticut. new york's governor responding. caught off-guard during his own briefing, saying, i don't like the sound of it. >>> tonight the u.s. navy hospital ship sailing this way, hoping to ease the burden on hospitals. >>> the outbreak taking a toll on first responders. three members of the nypd dying in 48 hours. >>> and heartbreaking news -- illinois reporting the death of an infant to the virus. a state health official there saying, if you haven't been paying attention, this is your wakeup call. >>> the relentless battle. hospitals facing a critical shortage tonight. mayors across the country sounding the alarm. more than 90% of their cities don't have enough masks or test kits. in some cases, doctors and nurses and healthcare workers saying they're having to choose between their safety and their patients'. >>> and the image tonight -- the first-year resident coming home from the hospital staying separated from his wife and son. >>> young americans hit hard by the virus. 1 in 5 coronavirus c

centers for disease control has warned residents of new york new jersey and connecticut against non-essential travel for 14 days. president trump earlier considered putting the virus hotspot under quarantine and it india the fear of death due to starvation and not the virus has led to a mass exodus of poor workers boston train stations are crammed with people forced to return to their villages after a 3 week lockdown left them without work we'll have more on that in a few minutes but 1st paul brennan reports on the situation in europe. such as the scale of this crisis there is a risk that the numbers start to lose meaning and the deaths become minister to sticks to be noted but scarcely mourned but in italy there was no escaping scenes like these on saturday in st joseph church in syria the coffins containing $45.00 coronavirus victims laid out in rows to be blessed this group just half of the 90 parishioners these priests have attended in recent days as though they took. the authorities no longer knew it but the coffins the saddest thing is that these bodies were left alone naked so alone th

we see the biggest hot spot is right here around new york, new jersey, connecticut. we have florida, new orleans, detroit developing, chicago, seattle, los angeles. it is moving into these other places. the president has needed foils in his arguments. the foils have tended to be democratic governors of states where this has hit, seattle, illinois, michigan, new york. at some point when this becomes more serious in red states with red governors, is his view of how quickly we need to get out of this or how much he has to argue with governors going to change? >> i think that the president is lashing out at people because he needs a political foe in this moment. the democratic national candidates right now, they're kind of sidelines because this is such a big issue. of course joe biden is out there talking about things and the president is punching at him sometimes, but really it's these governors who are trying to contain these virus in their communities. the president has had several calls where republicans and democrats have said, mr. president, we need you to do more,

resources to enforce such curfew if one was mandatory throughout the states of new york, new jersey and connecticut. our resources are running thin, as you can hear in other news reports about the pandemic that is our law enforcement agencies and our first responder as well as our care workers, really need to do everything they can to be safe but to also help those who are sick. so i think the cdc, the professional experts got it right by not requiring such a

and in fact, new york, new jersey, connecticut are not just advising, but ordering the closures of casinos, gyms, and movie theaters at 8:00 tonight. and new jersey specifically has instituted a curfew with only essential travel permitted from 5:00 in the evening to 8:00 in the morning. and it is possible many more states will follow suit as sources say the trump administration is actively discussing strongly recommending all states establish a curfew, all of this is in an effort to stop the march of the coronavirus across the united states. quick numbers for you, right now, more than 3800 people in the united states are infected with 68 deaths and at least one case in every single state except west virginia. just in to cnn now, president trump is now calling on governors to try to secure additional medical equipment on their own, not to wait for the federal government to intervene. straight to kaitlan collin at the white house for that. kaitlan, why is he saying that? >> reporter: so they had this call, the president and all the governors on this telecall and one thing that he did say, ac

white house coronavirus task force and upon consultation with the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut i have asked the cdc to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered by the governors in consultation with the federal government. a quarantine will not be necessary. full details will be released by the cdc tonight." that was the president tweeting

he says this could roll out in places like new york, parts of new jersey and connecticut. ght impact while speaking in norfolk earlier today. >> because it's such a hot area of new york, new jersey and connecticut, we'll be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon, this does not apply to people such as truckers from outside the new york area who are making deliveries or simply transiting through. it won't affect trade in any way. >> reporter: we have not seen any guidance yet from the white house about how this would be carried out. new york's governor was asked about this during his news conference today, said he was unaware and was looking for more information. we have not seen the order from the president yet. we'll continue to monitor it. though. the president today approving a disaster for the state of kentucky, one of several states that we've seen that have asked the federal government for help, at least 15 of these states have coming forward, showing you the map here, include texas, california, washington state, florida, all of these states that have been de

going on a new travel advisory jedediah in the tri-state area saying don't leave new york, new jersey or connecticutd on the recommendation of the white house coronavirus task force and the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut i have asked the cdc to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered by the . >> governor: novembers with the federal government a quarantine will not be necessary and obviously there had been a lot of talk about a potential quarantine that made a lot of people nervous the idea of a mandated quarantine and the president importantly so spoke to governors and cuomo weighed in at one point from new york and got their feedback and the recommendation is good and solid and the reason is that there are a lot of people who may be asymptomatic. for example, who are in states right now that are hotspots those people may be inclined to say oh, it's getting crazy here, let me head out. that's a bad idea because you have the potential to then expose people in other states and not only do we want the hotspots to recover quickly, but we also want to prevent the spread acros

even if i come up with a rule for the entire state, people will drive to new jersey, connecticut, or pennsylvania. that is why we have a statewide coalition. i want to thank the governors very much. the siu will leave the program and take you live to a news conference with senator marco rubio and susan collins on the coronavirus it package. rubio: as well as the outbreaks with bipartisan partners we have talked about for a couple of weeks about it. i think there is broad general agreement that small businesses in this country will not be able to survive unless there is extraordinary assistance. the idea behind the proposal we are finalizing now is the idea of how can we transfer money as quickly as possible to help small businesses meet payroll and operating obligations for a time roughly equivalent to six weeks. use bankers in the banking industry in general, those who are approved do that and anyactivity now, other financial institutions through the treasury department, -- to participate, that basically allows small businesses to go get money in the amount equivalent to what payroll

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to stay in that house for 14 days it's the president about to bring this into new york new jersey and connecticut well certainly the governors don't know much about it andrew cuomo thinks that at the moment at the moment things are doing ok the way they are with an extra burden to people so this is something that may well develop in the coming hours we'll keep an eye on not that as ever not an awful lot of clotting certainly on the nationwide low. i have all but the epicenter does appear to be new

island announced it is limiting them to 25 people or fewer while the states of new york, new jersey, connecticutve announced a ban of at least 50 people or more. plus, at least a dozen states shut down restaurants and bars, allowing take-out and delivery service only. and in fact, new york, new jersey, connecticut are not just advising, but ordering the closures of casinos, gyms, and movie

president did because it affirms what we have been doing and it also affirms what new york, new jersey and connecticutave been doing. rhode island issued an executive order, new york license plates would be theoretically stopped at the border for mandatory quarantine for some . . . that executive order has been repealed by the state of rhode island and we think that for their cooperation. that was repealed last night, personal opinion, gratuitous, this is disorienting, it is frightening, it is disturbing, your whole life is turned upside down overnight. to the best you can, you find a way to create joy. you try to find a silverlining in all of this, how do you break up the monotony, what do you do, how do you bring a smile to people space. i come from an italian american family, sunday was a family day, we had the big family dinner like you have in the afternoons, it was confusing it was a lunch, late lunch they called dinner. and it was spaghetti and meatballs and sausages and my family would all get together, it was a beautiful time, i did not appreciate it as a kid but it was beautiful because they

probably new jersey, certain parts of connecticut. >> restricted travel from those places? >> restrict travel because they're having problems down in florida, a lot of new yorkers going down. we don't want that. heavily infected. we're having a really good dialog with governor cuomo. we've supplied them with a lot of things, giving them an extra four medical centers, tents, that's beyond what we've already given. and as you know, we're getting up to new jersey, doing a great job with the governor of new jersey, doing very good. >> would that be a more enforceable quarantine, sir. >> this would be an enforceable quarantine. i'd rather not do it, but we may need it so i'll see you over at the ship. >> thank you, mr. president. >> president trump there heading out to marine one. that was just a couple of minutes ago, taped playback what we call that coming out of the white house. the president is now heading to joint base andrews for the quick flight down to norfolk, virginia. there he'll see the usns comfort. and just like had a magic. marine one landed at andrews air force ba

leland: just yesterday the president talked about an enforcible quarantine around new york, new jersey and connecticut has since dropped that plan but other states now are trying to quarantine people who come in from new york, new jersey and connecticut. christina coleman with a little bit more on that and the laws involved. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, leland. new york mayor andrew cuomo didn't hold back his criticism of rhode island's repealed policy of pulling over drivers with new york plates so the national guard could collect their contact information and inform them of a mandatory 14 day quarantine. cuomo touched on this today in the daily briefing and thanks thanked rhode island officials for their cooperation. >> yes, new york is the epicenter and these are different times and many people are frightened. some of the reactions you get from individuals, even from governments, are frightening and suggesting that they'll take abrupt actions again new york. but, look, this is new york and we are going to make it through this. >> reporter: governor cuomo making those statements just moments ago.

and parts of new jersey and connecticut meanwhile the rapid result test is approved in the u.s. it could be delivered as soon as next week also coming up spine is struggling to cope as fatality suge again we look at how health care which is a paying a heavy price for their round the clock fun to cyclops. and with the pandemic ulta in the bundesliga season german football is going virtual and online at the football tournament his fans something to cheer about as the club's 1st of their financial future. i'm anthony howard thanks for joining us as the corona virus continues to spread around the globe u.s. president don't trump says he has decided against sealing off new york and parts of neighboring states he said he was considering quarantining hotspots where more than half of the country's infections and deaths have been reported trump tweeted on the recommendation of the white house coronavirus task force and upon consultation with the governors of new york new jersey and connecticut i've asked the center for disease control to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered

donald trump considers sealing off his country's infection hot spots new york and parts of new jersey and connecticut meanwhile a rapid result test is approved in the country it could be delivered as soon as next week also coming up. thank you for your cooperation that's the message from german chancellor angela merkel as she asks the public for patients saying restrictions on public life in germany will continue for at least 3 more weeks. and with the pandemic halting the bundesliga season german football is going virtual and online the eat football tournament gives feds something to cheer about as clubs fret over there. on the spice or thanks for joining us as the corona virus continues to spread around the globe the american president donald trump says he is considering sealing off a state of new york in parts of the neighboring states where more than half of the country's 116000 confirmed infections have been reported and almost half of its staff some people would like to see your. son or your future she's made one or 2 was the place. watch this one. i think it about right. we might have to do it

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and it wouldn't just be new york, new jersey, connecticut. week it would be louisiana with new orleans and the week after that it would be detroit and michigan. and it would run all across the nation. >> cnn's jason carroll is live for us in new york and kaitlan collins is also with us. this is the latest example of the president sowing confusion, some say risking panic, by speaking about his instincts or things he's thinking about and hours later having to dial it back. >> reporter: when the president suggested this idea yesterday, he didn't offer a lot of details at the time. he said he thought it could be enforceable. he didn't offer any other details, though, and then there were several hours in between when the president first floated this idea and when he backed off of it. last night white house officials were not offering hardly any details on this. i'm told by sources that several of the top aides were caught off guard by the president's suggestion and we know that the governors were as well because andrew cuomo said he had just spoke