left to fend for themselves. can you talk us through how left to fend for themselves. can you talk us through how the left to fend for themselves. can you talk us through how the rescues - left to fend for themselves. can you talk us through how the rescues are j talk us through how the rescues are performed? are you taking any risks by doing this? by doing this? yes, so we are in full lockdown, by doing this? yes, so we are in full lockdown, which by doing this? yes, so we are in full lockdown, which means - by doing this? yes, so we are in full lockdown, which means we | by doing this? yes, so we are in - full lockdown, which means we can t even leave our compounds. so we have to work with drivers that have special licenses, we have to work with volunteers within the compound that are putting on hazmat gear, that are putting on hazmat gear, that are putting on hazmat gear, that are risking to get the pet to the driver. and we are able to locate a pet sitter in the area where
resume work. wuhan was locked down for 79 days. and this is a bigger city and we have only been locked down for a month. bill: unbelievable. i assume you have enough food and water. give me an idea where are you living? what s around you on that ship? well, actually funny you mentioned that. we re running very low on food and only have about two more days left of potable water. we haven t even been able to get the packages that arrive. the whole city is on lockdown. we have a great captain, good crew and we have our own state room. we re trying to keep our spirits up. bill: they come and test you, right? and show up in hazmat gear, i assume like they have in other parts of shanghai? full hazmat gear, the whole
they accuse the administration of substituting sound science-based public health guidance with the president s misinformation, and say that it s widespread testing that has helped them reduce infections. the president is accused of ordering these new guidelines as a means of bringing down the total count of covid-19 infections in time for election day, which the white house says is just not true. a white house official does say that there is a backlog of tests that need to be processed. these new guidelines would mean fewer tests, which they say helps solve that problem. david? all right, but bottom line tonight, the cdc saying even if you are asymptomatic and have been near people who have it, you can still get tested. so, just helping everyone out at home to try to cut through the confusion and we thank you, steve, again tonight. i know you re trying, too. when we come back on the broadcast tonight, the coronavirus scare on a passenger plane. authorities in hazmat gear, removin
hospital where thomas eric duncan died. moving methodically through several rooms, sterilizing machines, collecting everything duncan touched clothing, gloves, bedding, sending it all to an incinerator. it s the same team that cleaned the apartment where duncan stayed. good news for another person who ventured into that apartment. [ sirens ] after feeling sick, a sheriff s deputy rushed to the hospital by paramedics in hazmat gear. doctors now say he tested negative for ebola. the public is safe. we need to all stay calm and carry on with our daily lives. reporter: now, even as hospitals in the u.s. run ebola response drills, new concern about health care workers. eight doctors and nurses in spain in isolation after treating an ebola patient. only one has the disease, but a spanish doctor complaining the sleeves on his protective suit leave his arms bare. the cdc recommends anyone in
hospital where thomas eric duncan died. moving methodically through several rooms, sterilizing machines, collecting everything duncan touched clothing, gloves, bedding sending it all to an incinerator. it is the same team that cleaned the apartment where duncan stayed. good news for another person who ventured into that apartment. [ sirens ] after feeling sick, a sheriff s deputy rushed to the hospital by paramedics in hazmat gear. doctors now say he tested negative for ebola. the public is safe. we need to all stay calm and carry on with our daily lives. reporter: now, even as hospitals in the u.s. run ebola response drills, new concern about health care workers. eight doctors and nurses in spain in isolation after treating an ebola patient. only one has the disease, but a spanish doctor complaining the sleeves on his protective suit leave his arms bare. the cdc recommends anyone in contact with ebola patients wear