Anderson Cooper broadcasts from home in self-quarantine after a staffer got a test for coronavirus

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“Tens of millions more Americans saw their world shrink to four walls, or the walls of their homes, myself included,” the CNN host said on Friday's show. “Someone on my team believes they may be positive for the coronavirus, and so out of an abundance of caution I’m going to be broadcasting tonight from my house in New York City.” Cooper emphasized that he wasn't feeling any symptoms. “I don’t have any symptoms, I feel fine. It’s just an abundance of caution to keep everybody around me–and everybody on our staff is going to be staying out of the office for a while,” said Cooper.