will: good morning live from daytona, florida, for the daytona 500 tomorrow. 2:30 eastern time on fox. fox & friends live from the track and pete hegseth, will and rachel c cam pose-duffy with you here this morning. pete: 65th running of the daytona 500 and they ran on the beach before that. when it comes to nascar, daytona is front and center all the time and it s their super bowl. it s fun to be there with them. rachel: you re right, it s so pat i can t tell ick here patriotic here it feels like super bowl. will: pete has done this and i ve done this, if you ve gone up with the air force and taken a ride. let me tell you something, when you do te away incredibly impressed with america s fighters. rachel: yes. will: it is a hupabling experience that humbling experience that rachel got to participate in yesterday. you went up with the thunder birds and did over 9gs. you didn t black out our throw up and you re here to brag this morning. rachel: i aim. am. i m here to br
of homeless sleeping inside the airport were widely shared and yesterday she said we absolutely fundamentally cannot have people sleeping in our airports who are homeless . reports indicate on cold nights dozens of people could be seen sleeping inside the terminals. surely not past tsa. pete: like in the baggage claim area. will: nascar recruiting college and pro football players to work as pit crew. this is not for promotion this is because they need athletes in the pit. coach phil horton s team placed 55 in the support. it s a great way to look for the athlete and for your career. what are you looking at? you want chris to do it?
wuhan institute of virology was the origin of this virus? yes, i have. reporter: the president wouldn t reveal what the information is. in new york, unprecedented steps to fight the spread of the virus, by sanitizing public transit. images of the homeless sleeping on subways, prompting the governor to shut down subway and commuter trains overnight, starting next week. every 24 hours to be disinfected. front line workers will be offered free rides. they re on those trains. they deserve to be kept safe. they deserve to have a clean, safe ride to and from work and they re going to have it. and we re going to move heaven and earth to make sure that happens. reporter: the numbers statewide on the decline, but still, 306 people died in just 24 hours. and what is his diagnosis? reporter: in illinois, the peak not expected for another two weeks. our alex perez with paramedics in chicago. this company responding to 150 calls in one day, most of them covid cases.
two jobs, his wife a home care worker and he ended up homeless. absolutely. and that s a lot of the workers in our movement, we first started, we have workers who are working 40 to 60 hours a week sleeping in cars, sleeping in parks, standing homeless shelters. americans are paying about $7 billion a year, just to subsidize workers who work in the fast food industry because these companies aren t paying them enough money. it is the same thing in airports. four decades ago, you had an airport job, you worked for the airport, had a pension, guarantee raises, great raises, you know, job security, now you work for an airport, it is like a fast food job. you re homeless sleeping in a park with your children. i don t think that s the type of country we want to live in. i talked to a lot of the airport workers and i think sciu, it is amazing what they have to deal with and then they don t have the wherewithal to live. well, thank you for joining us.