last time. brian: trailing. if you throw out super tuesday they mislead us in many different directions. ainsley: they didn't know that amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg were going to drop out. brian: absolutely. steve: bernie could really use a boost in michigan tomorrow. and just go back a couple of weeks when james clyburn in south carolina endorsed the guy on the right, joe biden suddenly joe biden seems unstoppable in many ways. well, yesterday, while he was looking, bernie sanders finally got a big endorsement with civil rights icon jesse jackson endorsed bernie sanders because, back in 1988, bernie sanders actually endorsed jesse jackson when he was running against michael d dukakis. ainsley: i was shocked by that. steve: he said i appreciate it. ainsley: i was surprised by that because usually the african-american community is behind joe biden, not bernie sanders. so, because he is so radical and so different than what many of the church teachings teach and that kind of thing. so i was really shocked by that but jesse jackson won michigan back in 1998 when he ran and got bernie's endorsement. steve: let's see if that happens. brian: kamala harris got an endorsement looks like a hostage video joe biden is my guy despite everything i said when i was actually running for president. meanwhile bernie said when asked what happened on super tuesday? what happened to texas, california firewall? here's what he said. >> the establishment put a great deal of pressure on pete buttigieg, on amy klobuchar, who ran really aggressive campaigns. i know both of them, they work really really hard. suddenly before super tuesday they announced their withdraw. had they not withdrawn from the race before super tuesday which is a surprise to a lot of people, i suspect we would have won in minnesota, we would have won in maine, we would have won in massachusetts. the turnout may have been a little bit different. what we're doing in this campaign, chuck, we are taking on not only the entire political establishment, we are taking on the corporate establishment as well. steve: so when he mentioned chuck, is he actually talking to chuck todd or is he referring to chris wallace? brian: one thing about bernie, he gets his names right. no one says he's not sharp. ainsley: he went on to say in that interview he was going to continue to campaign despite the coronavirus. i was reading this weekend the average person who unfortunately is dying from this disease is about 80 years old and they are on the campaign trail, they are shakerring hands in massive rooms with all kinds of people. and sanders is 78, donald trump is 73, and joe biden is 77. brian: if bernie wants to win, he has to do something he wasn't willing to do to hillary clinton. remember i don't care about your damn emails? that was the beginning of the end for him. he has got to point out that joe biden gets small crowds. that joe biden has a nepotism issue between his son, brother and sister. been very subpar on the stump and one thing bernie has he has been bernie on the stump and he gets huge crowds. steve: well, when you listen to what he told chuck todd yesterday, it was the establishment was out to destroy bernie. the establishment doesn't want bernie because bernie has got no coat tails that people can ride back into the u.s. house with or into the congress as well. in the congress, kevin mccarthyy is the ranking republican on that side. and when he looks at well, if it's going to be joe biden, how does he stack up against this president? here's mr. mccarthy. >> remember what they did to bernie sanders four years ago. the night before the convention, the chair of the democratic party had to resign because they found out they were cheating. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, held the papers impeachment not to go to the senate so the senators couldn't campaign to give an advantage to joe biden. they got klobuchar to back out and buttigieg to endorse beforehand. but the one thing they have to understand in looking back as a republican, nominating joe biden is the same thing as republicans nominating mitt romney it. may make the establishment feel good, but you have no chance of winning. brian: mitt romney had a shot at winning no question about it. in september he was leading and had a that debate. bernie sanders has -- he has no constituency within -- no track record with success with any of his programs, nothing he says is practical or pwhaufbl. so, in one way i don't blame democrats for taking control they are not cheating. what they said is if we want to win we are a party not a company. we have a best shot with a more traditional candidate. when mayor pete didn't add up and klobuchar had no momentum. they had no choice. steve: when you look at what bernie stands for medicare for all. brian: not practical or affordable. steve: people under 30 he needs the same constituency joe biden has. people in their 60's and '70s and 80's who are completely behind joe biden. you know what people in their 60's and '70s and 80's are already on medicare for all. they have got medicare. they don't like it. so they would refer ultimately what joe biden is selling rather than what bernie is selling. ainsley: biden had a few more gaffes over the weekend he basically endorsed donald trump. donald trump took a clip of that video and reposted it. brian: meanwhile hillary clinton, i know, for some reason these internet companies can't get enough of her. she has a series out now talking about her life, her career and what happened in 2016. and here's a clip. hillary talking about bernie sanders. nobody likes him. >> bernie just drove me crazy. he was in congress for years, years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. he was a career politician. he did not work until he was like 41 and then he got elected to something? it was all just bologna and i feel so bad, you know, that people got sucked into it. ainsley: not endorsing biden but it looks like she will probably be putting her support behind him. brian: i will endorse bernie if he gets the nomination really with that clip? ainsley: i will support whoever gets the nomination. steve: right. so that was on hulu where it's a four-part series. then on cnn yesterday hillary was talking with sakaria about bernie sanders. key go the distance, here's what she had to say. >> if bernie sanders is the democratic nominee, will you campaign for him? >> i will support of the nominee of the democratic party. >> but will you campaign for him? >> i don't know if he would ask me to campaign for him fareed. because i have no idea what he is thinking about for a general election campaign. as i said many times, i do not think he is our strongest nominee against donald trump. >> is that an endorsement of joe biden? >> i'm not endorsing -- >> there is nobody left. >> i guess that's true. there isn't anybody left. steve: tulsi gabbard. what about tulsi? two delegates? ainsley: she is in the race. brian: she hasn't had a legitimate campaign. you haven't seen her on any shows. i don't know what she is doing. idaho is basically a dead heat. missouri is joe biden, up big. mississippi up big. washington is a tie. nothing on north dakota that we can see. michigan joe biden has a slight lead over sanders. anything can happen. it's hard to imagine bernie sanders being viable if he can't take a great portion of the delegates from michigan. but sunday's debate will be fascinating because joe biden does not have stamina. bernie sanders and joe biden debating with nobody in between except moderators, that could be the great equalizer if sanders can stay viable. ainsley: working hard to get michigan. he and bernie sanders were in grand rapids yesterday. he had a rally in detroit. tonight he is going to have a town hall at 6:30 p.m. you can watch that here. steve: i believe that also is in michigan because bernie is going to put all his marbles in michigan. if he gets it, he is going to get it. if he doesn't win, he is still in it to win it as they say. steve: meanwhile, there is some other big news and this is a fox news alert. you know that cruise ship that had been floating off the coast of california has 2 21 corona patients on board. today they will dock in oakland. the question is where will people go. brian: the grand princess has not been allowed to return from hawaii. 3500 passengers get tested. ainsley: aishah hasnie is live with what happens next. what else the plan? >> good morning, steve, brian and ainsley. after extensive planning on the state and federal level the grand princess cruise ship as you said is docking in oakland, california today although the exact time we still don't know that yet. there are more than 20 confirmed cases among the 3500 people on board. passengers who need medical attention. they will get off first. but the coast guard has already evacuated a second passenger with a medical condition that's not related to this virus. all americans on board the ship will go to military posts in california, texas and georgia for further testing and a 14-day quarantine period. they are already getting ready for that isolation. >> certainly i was pretty concerned about it. it doesn't do any good to worry about it. if it's going to happen, it's going to happen. >> state department warning folks especially those with underlying health conditions to the to get on a cruise. and now coronavirus concerns reaching capitol hill. congressman paul and senator ted cruz say they potentially came into contact with the virus at the cpac event nearly two weeks ago. both men will isolate themselves and monitor their health. and right now five states have now declared health emergencies as the outbreak continues to grow to more than 500 cases nationwide. at least 21 of them are fatal. steve, brian, ainsley? steve: all right, aishah, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, aishah. steve: we should also point out open to wall street today is going to be way down. apparently saudi arabia is essentially starting a new price war sending shock waves through the financial markets. they are going to flood the markets with cheap oil and price cuts it looks as if crude oil could drop to $30 a barrel which it hasn't been for a long time. goldman sak's suggesting it could go down to $20 a barrel. ainsley: gold is doing well. when you hear about these stories of the dad and daughter who go to the daddy daughter dance think they have -- they don't tell anyone. you have to trust people do the right thing. a lot of it is home quarantine. brian: other thing to keep in mind we will have dr. fauci in a while. if you have questions get it to us at foxnews.com. also dr. oz is going to be with us, too. keep in mind, if you get it, you are more than likely, you are going to survive it. as ben carson said yesterday it's important for people understand vast vort majority of people who get the virus have flu-like symptoms or less than that. a lot of people get it, they don't know they have it. that's the problem the testing kits haven't been made in such a very vos city anybody who needs a test can get it. that will change this week. you get it and it's over. beat it unless you are compromised or somehow you are older and have underlying conditions. no evidence that young kids get it. ainsley: all the schools now checking emails what the update is because they are sending out something almost every day. all of hayden's classes are sending stuff out because she is enrolled in dance. parents are sending out emails, text messages, i got some over the weekend. their schools have cancelled class for this entire week. steve: the number keeps getting bigger like there is over 500 cases here in the united states. but the government does not, at this point, tell us how many of those people have actually recovered, which i heard one metric, at least half of them. we are going to talk to the surgeon general about that. also, dr. oz, we read his point of view. he says that 80% of the people with it do not each know it. ainsley: dr. fauci the nation's leading on infectious diseases not surgeon general. steve: dr. oz said that. jillian: ask for the public for help after a 13-year-old shot and killed outside a dance studio. five other teenagers were wounded when a fight broke out in baltimore. they are all suspected to survive. police say the shooter or shooters are all on the run. the detectives are interviewing witnesses or looking for surveillance video from the area. we will keep you updated with any new information that we get. in the meantime, let's talk about, this days after a tornado destroyed their church worshipers hold sunday. set up church in the parking lot. despite the devastation the community's faith remains strong. >> when i arrived here, i immediately began to pray and ask god what do i stay in moments like this? and god spoke clearly i'm speaking to you now, you have to help while hurting. jillian: tennessee governor bill lee attended the service at the 135-year-old church. a texas ranger player has a broken jaw after being hit with a fast ball to the face. watch this. >> oh. jillian: that is so scary. left fielder wily calhoun falling to the ground during home place during a spring game training game. clocked 120 miles per hour. is he going to undergo testing today. hopefully he will be doing well. wow, that is scary. prince harry and meghan final appearancance senior royals. joining the royal family for the annual commonwealth ceremony at west abby. a british queen kissing her on the cheek has gone viral. his classmates exploding in cheers at an international women's day celebration. that's quite. got to love it. ainsley: he said and she is beautiful. we were trying to figure out what he said. steve: now they head back to canada for a life of obscurity. jillian: and also north america. north america part time. rumor has it will they be in l.a. at any point? brian: this theuntil then i wilo live my life as normal. steve: i think she didn't want to go to l.a. as long as donald trump is president. ainsley: losing sleep. brian: pretend nothing happened and they are still part of the royal family. steve: meanwhile straight ahead on this monday morning kamala harris has joined the list of former 2020 presidential contenders backing joe biden. are the endorsements just a play to stop bernie? our next guest is a sanders senior advisor and he says absolutely. chuck rocca u roebg rocha up ne. ♪ ♪ send me on my way ♪ (sensei) beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. 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joining us now is democratic strategist and bernie sanders' keep senior advisor chuck rocha. what is your take coming in after the primary. >> latest of an operation of folks within power within the establishment of the party to make sure they stop bernie sanders. we so it over and over again. we had a head of momentum and head of steam heading into super tuesday. i think they could read the same polls that we could read that we were on a fast-track to the nomination. and i guess folks got together and said we have got to do whatever we have to do to consolidate this thing to try to stop bernie sanders. brian: here is hillary clinton kind of underlying your statement. watch. >> bernie just drove me crazy. he was in congress for years, years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. he was a career politician. he did not work until he was like 41, and then he got elected to something. it was all just bologna. i feel so bad that people got sucked into it. brian: well, i mean, is she saying anything inaccurate? he didn't really have a job before he was 41. he didn't really accomplish anything. he named two post offices. is she right? >> no. she is absolutely wrong. he's had more bipartisan sponsorships of bill. he just worked with senator lee to pass foreign matters across the country like he has done all these things. even being the mayor, the local mayor of burlington. i would point out there was 15,000 people stand out in the cold in ann arbor last night in michigan to show support for bernie sanders. there's a lot of folks in this movement in my own party really jealous of what we have pulled off with this campaign. brian: i thought he passed seven pieces of legislation two of which included naming post offices can you name more. >> a whole lot more. co-sponsors of bills republicans and democrats came to him. he may have caucused with the democrats but he took in information from both sides. brian: let's look at what is at stake tomorrow. you have idaho, missouri, mississippi, north dakota, washington, but everyone is focused on michigan. here's what your man said yesterday. >> well, michigan is obviously very important. that's where i am right now. i have think we have a real shot to win here in michigan. feeling good about the momentum that we have. i think we are going to do well on tuesday. and i think we are going to beat biden. >> beat biden in michigan? >> yes, i do. last time around, as you indicated, it was seen as a big upset. chris: right. >> because polling had us down by 20 points one day before the election. brian: at home, take a look at the delegate totals focus on michigan. 125 delegates, he believes he will beat michigan. why we win in michigan and why did he give up on the southern states? >> i wouldn't say we have given up on the south. we had a lot of our best surrogates in the south. michigan is a unique thing. unique as in the uaw. the auto industry, manufacturing. bernie sanders -- i worked as you know in a factory in east texas that now sits in china that production is there because of our failed trade policies. even donald trump took advantage of this issue where the american worker feels like they have been abandoned by their government as their jobs went overseas. senator sanders has stood with them lock stock and barrel as vice president biden supported trade deals. michigan is the bedrock of our manufacturing to get people out to vote around that singular issue. brian: chuck, you are the expert, and you are right trade does make joe biden vulnerable in that area when so much has left the region, donald trump is proof of that if he really wants to win. he has got to point out other negatives with the opponent. why not point out his lack of crowds? why not point out nepotism with his brother, his sister, and his son without getting into specifics about how many benefited from his years in office? if bernie wants to win, doesn't he have to do that? >> i think -- i do agree with you that we either draw a sharp contrast and i think the way we do it if trade is one of the things, right? but there is other like social security we have been use ago lot this weekend on the stump. and lots of other -- joe biden has a long voting record and we want to use his voting record to have a robust debate in our party to pick a nominee. brian: not nuclear weapon tim and year on the stump and losing himself in great speeches. >> we have a great crowd and look forward to tomorrow night. brian: i will take that as no. maybe he really doesn't want to win. chuck, thank you so much. okay, i will take that as thank you, brian. meanwhile a security guard with a permit to carry arrested for having a gun and ammo in the car. but he is fighting back. that man and his attorney join us next. an apartment goes up in flame with children trapped on the inside, the traumatic rescue caught on camera. ♪ - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. yoall this grass.. all this mulch. all these projects to do. you need a tractor that can do it all right. you need the #1 selling sub-compact tractor in the u.s.. the versatile kubota bx series. since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 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"the washington post" is reporting militants in the gaza strip have released hundreds of booby-trapped balloons in israel. the residents are aware they could be dangerous and they know to stay away interest them. no reported injuries or deaths. steve? steve: all right, ainsley. thank you. the next story shows the challenges and confuse with strict gun laws a new jersey security guard on his way home from work was stopped by police for tented windows. then things took a turn when police charged him for having a gun and ammunition even though he has a permit to carry and the ammo is legal. that security guard joins us right now live. roosevelt twine and his attorney lewis nappen join us here in new york. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: roosevelt, when did this happen? >> this happened on saturday, the 8th of february. steve: so you were just driving home after your shift and you see the lights behind you. and, what did the police officer say? >> he told me initially use your credentials for the vehicle and i informed him that i have my firearm as well and i was just going home, a block away from the house. and he asked for me to repeat that or do i have anything to prove it? i told him yes, i gave him all my credentials carry license. informed him i'm just coming home from work. i live a block away. i'm right there. and told me to step out of the vehicle. and i complied to everything he asked me to do. and just got arrested from there. steve: but then they said that the bullets you had were illegal. but they aren't. >> no. steve: unbelievable. lewis, what's happening there here? >> what's happening here is the befuddlement of new jersey gun laws. the problem is you hear a lot about victims of gun violence. we don't hear about is victims of gun laws. laws being so convoluted and messed up in terms of trying to do the right you thing. roosevelt here jumped through every hoop to make sure he is fully vetted. some believe the second amendment is your privilege to carry and he went and got a new jersey carry. steve: complicated. >> got 98 on credentials for qualifications where you shoot. he has a permit to purchase this firearm. he has a firearms id card. a sord card. he got one of the 800 only issued of the carry permits. steve: unbelievable. >> in the state. steve: we did get a statement from the rose -- rozel park police department. they said mr. twao*eupb was charged after it was determined he was not in compliance with the specifications of the law. what did you do wrong? you had the permit. you explained to the officer, you said the ammo has been issued beaver my company. >> i would be glad to answer that for him. it's a legal question. he did absolutely nothing wrong. he's absolutely within the law. the chapter that he is charged under says this law does not apply if you have the permit under chapter 58. his permit was issued to carry under chapter 58, and the bullets he had, if you want to get into that, that statement they just read does not answer at all about the fact that new jersey state police website it specifically says they named the exact critical duty bullet is a polymer filled not powerpoint ammunition. on the state's own website. steve: seems like open and shut case. >> first appearance is april 2nd. we are hoping that the state comes to their senses and sees this is not the person they should be prosecuting like this. steve: roosevelt, this has turned your world upside down, hasn't it? >> yes. it has actually made it hard for me to work. i'm currently suspended due to the pending charges. and it's a little hard right now trying to find something to keep me on my feet right now. steve: you are a professional. you need to be doing that job. you followed the rules, and now you are in this crazy quandary. it's just nuts. >> it is. steve: all right. keep us posted lewis and roosevelt, good luck to you. >> thank you. we have a funding site trying to help him out. look at our facebook page to help him out. he needs it. he is out of work and having trouble keeping a job and needs to pay his attorney fees as well. steve: lewis and roosevelt, thank you. trump vs. biden the next generation. that's right, don jr. says he would debate hunter biden. who would dan bongino back? 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>> this is, um, very much a fictional narrative that has been prop gate by the russian intelligence services. >> and a lot of those republicans were promoting it. and did they not know that it's russian disinformation? >> members of congress have been briefed repeatedly on issues like this. >> what about the democrats? have they also propagated any russian disinformation? >> yes, they have. i mean, in the sense of talking about the president as being illegitimate. steve: well, look at that dan bongino. >> well, first, let me say talking about illegitimate information, "60 minutes" has gone in on propaganda themselves between that interview and the attack on dr. fauci last night with these leading questions, trying to make this a donald trump event, it was just really disturbing. now, regarding fiona hill i can't for the life of me, steve, can't understand why a respected person like fiona hill on the national stage continues to say things that are absurd and patently false. ukrainian interference in the 2016 elections, okay, let's get this crystal clear is a distinct and separate event from a known, known period, russian interference in the 2016 election. they are not the same thing. but calling ukrainian interference in the 2016 election fictional is outrageously stupid. just go to the sworn testimony of nelli nellie ohr. wife of justice official bruce ohr who swore up on capitol hill that she was getting information from a ukrainian parliamentarian about the trump campaign. don't take my word for it. look it up yourself. use the internet. this isn't hard. does she not see this? one more thing. we already have people like chenzhengofficialsapproached tht information about the trump team. again, did she miss this? i don't know why she keeps humiliating herself and saying this. it's bizarre. brian: dan a couple things, i don't know anybody who knows this case better backwards and forward than you and it's in your book. >> thank you. brian: if you watch the interview with fiona hill she does not insult the president. at one part leslie staal goes out of way says you are going out of your way not to insult the president she says that's what the russians want. she says it's worth it to take a look. ukrainian section aside, she was trying to seat big picture and trying to be pro-american if you know what i'm saying. >> you any, brian, i get it. i watched the interview, too. there is portions of it where she says well, donald trump does a dejent job. he asks probing questions. he has a different managerial style, i get that but the problem with that i'm sorry, guy, i'm not willing to give anybody a pass anymore. that piece she is putting throughout that ukrainian interference is fiction is extremely damaging. she is a respected person on both sides. she has an obligation to speak the truth. and she doesn't get a pass because she said a few nice and flowery words about the president. brian: she didn't say nice. she did not insult the president would not play into leslie stall's questions. >> i saw it. ainsley: axios says he will debate hunter biden and release his taxes. listen to this section on axios on hbo. >> i was an international business person before my father got into politics. that's what we did. but, i haven't benefited from my father's taxpayer funded office. all right? hunter biden his father becomes bp all of a sudden he goes over to the ukraine and making 83 grand a month. do you know what will be great? i will let you host it. you moderate a debate between hunter biden and myself. [applause] >> come on. let's do it. seriously. we can go full transparency. we show everything. and we can talk about all of the places where i'm supposedly drifting but hunter biden isn't. steve: make it pay per view. >> you beat me to the punch, steve. shame on you. i wanted to say that yes. let me pretend you just didn't say that i think we should make it pay per view and money go to charity. thank you, buddy. folks, listen, this is hilarious. the dichotomy here donald trump jr. relentlessly investigated for a moscow hotel deal under the trump empire that never happened, ever. the deal did not happen. never happened. and yet hunter biden with a deal that did happen for $80,000 a month for skills hunter biden does not possess to work tph*urbg while his dad was the vice president. hunter biden gets a pass largely by many in the media. not all. some have looked into it but very few. the dichotomy me is absolutely ridiculous. it's so unbelievable and hypocritical. brian: right. don jr. takes on all questions all newcomers much like his dad. my dad did tell me to lighten up on twitter, which is amazing for donald trump to tell his son to lighten up on twitter. [laughter] >> i love the president, yeah, that is a little strange right there. i can agree with you on that one. steve: all right. dan ban bongino joining us from sunny florida. >> thanks, guys. ainsley: jillian is back from napa. how was your trip? jillian: it was awesome and very dehydrating. let's follow up with this story we are following. babies thrown from windows as fire and smoke fill an apartment building. can you see first responders rushing young children to safety in hartford, connecticut. the fire caused several exposure phro*egss after reaching a set of oxygen tanks on the fourth floor. one person killed and 60 families are displaced. a woman is under arrest and charged with arson connected to the fire. a small plane crashes into a tree and everyone walks away without a scratch. look at this. you can see the plane dangling above the ground in destin, florida. a father, son and dog were on board flying in from kansas for spring break trip. officials say the plane experienced engine trouble while trying to land at a nearby airport. the ntsb is investigating. former dnc chair howard dean triggers outrage by implying a congresswoman deserves to be threatened. here is the story republican elise stefanik shared a photo of a note left on her car that reads quote "rot in hell fascist pig." you can see there the former governor of vermont tweeting, quote: i don't condone this but as ye sow so shall ye reap. there is no excuse for the note writer or for you. you are a shame to your district and to a democratic united states. send it back to y'all. ainsley: ridiculous. brian: howard dean keeps on giving. when will he go away. janice dean, i hope you never go await a minute. steve: hello. janice: do you know it's going to be close to 70 degrees here in new york city. big round of applause. brian brian why are you surprised by that? we should be surprised by that. you knew it. janice: i'm not surprised. i'm just excited about it. ainsley: no snow, you think? janice: i think we are almost there i have put most of my winter clothing away that should give you an indication. brian: what about mittens? janice: i will have to check. current temperatures 48 in new york. temperatures go up 10 to 20 degrees above average across the east coast. take a look at the radar as this system moves across portions of the ohio, tennessee, mississippi river valley. that's going to bring some showers, maybe thunderstorms behind that we have got a little bit of snow. not a lot of snow but we are going to see the potential for a bit across the upper midwest, the northern plains and the great lakes and special thanks to brian glum who is switching my maps back stage. [applause] thank you, brian. we have had some technical difficulties this morning and he has been my little helper. steve: he is pushing the space bar. janice: he is. and he's doing an amazing job. steve: change it again. janice: go brian, good job. steve: see it again. thank you very much, van miss. ainsley: thank you, j.d. brian: i have seen tell end of the segment he hits escape. ainsley: 4 minutes after the top of the hour. one of the greatest owned family businesses in america chick-fil-a and today the family utter daughter is sharing the story and secret to success. trudy cathy white joins us next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa (sensethe lack of control when iover my businessai, made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. 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support you is aphasing. i wrote this book because i feel like a lot of people know about my dad cathy he is the founder of chick-fil-a. few mow about the story of my mom she was a rackable lady wh remarkable lady. she lived around four simple words you can with god. powerful. ainsley: you are closed on sundays that resonates. when a message you are sending to other people. >> my dad when he first went into business 1946 opened first diner restaurant. he was opened 24 hours a day, six days a week. when it came to the seventh day he was just tired. realized later on when he went into business and felt like really the best way we honor the lord is being closed on sunday. it's really the best business decision we have ever made. and so it's great to take a pause from the week. ainsley: what are. so words of wisdom that your mom would give us? >> mother gave a lot of words of wisdom. one of things that i learned from my mom is she said that treating days are long but life is shofrplt make the most of the most of the opportunities that we have been given in life. ainsley: i know she always said keep a positive attitude. be determined to never give up, and have discernment to know when to quit. >> her attitude was just unbelievable. in fact, she realized that you have to choose how you respond to circumstances around you. my mom was an only child, raised by a single mom because her father walked out on her when she was 3 months of age. she never knew her earll earthlw years later somebody introduced her to her heavenly father and he became her perfect father. her determination was relentless. we always said mother was a lifelong learner even when she was 65 she was a testify taught artist. when she was 80, she got her first computer and seemed like she was 90 when she got her first iphone. ainsley: if you want to read more about her mom and her story a quiet strength is out tomorrow. thank you so much. >> thank you for your time. ainsley: more "fox & friends" coming up. 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♪ ♪ brian: who is this? these are the rolling stones. i saw them do this once in an arena in kansas city. they are fantastic. start me up. that's what we are saying about bernie sanders tonight at 6:30. right here on the fox news channel. >> we are going to start him up for a town hall. the entire crew and fox is going to be there along with the folks, have a lot of questions of bernie because today is the day before mini super tuesday. and michigan is at stake. ainsley: he has been campaigning there all weekend. jesse jackson who endorsed him over the weekend. they were there in michigan and then he had a rally in michigan last night and tonight is the town hall and tomorrow is the election. brian: interesting still having rallies which is great. donald trump doesn't have any rallies on the books right now booked. i wonder if he is getting questioned not to have them because of the whole coronavirus situation. i imagine if we are going to go to school or games and we watched the clippers and lakers play yesterday the place was packed. i don't know why donald trump can't have a rally and of course no one is stopping 78-year-old bernie sanders who is coming off a heart attack who technically would be somebody susceptible to the coronavirus. ainsley: is he in california. everyone on the campaign trail shaking hands. i wonder if they're doing elbow bumps or fist bumps. >> i think bumps that would be interesting. coast off the california with 21 coronavirus patients on board will dock in oakland today. ainsley: grand princess not allowed to return from hawaii as 3500 passengers are going to get tested. steve: aishah hasnie in the newsroom with a preview what's going to happen next for those 3500 people. >> good morning, guys. after extension self planning on the state and federal level the grand princess cruise ship is going to doc in oakland, california today. there are more than 20 confirmed cases among the 3500 people on board. getting them off the ship is going to be a multiple day process. passengers who need medical attention will get off first. the coast guard has already evacuated two passengers with medical conditions not relate to the virus. all americans on board the ship will go to military posts in california, texas, and georgia, where they will be tested and then stay in a 14-day quarantine. and already getting ready for the isolation period. now five states have declared health emergencies across the country as the outbreak grows to more than 500 cases nationwide. at least 21 of those are fatal in new york governor cuomo trying to calm fears. >> if they know the facts, they will be calm. one of the main issues we have both in reality and in perception, when you wonder why people are so anxious in the fear because the information they are getting tends to change and they are getting mixed messages. coronavirus concerns also reaching capitol hill now. congressman paul and ted cruz say they potentially came in contact with the virus at the cpac event two weeks ago. both men will isolate themselves and monitor their health. back to you. steve: all right, aishah, thank you very much. coming up one hour from now we will have dr. anthony fauci the director of world authority on this and dr. m mehmet oz on overtime at 1:00 trying to answer all your questions about the coronavirus. there are so many. ainsley: affecting the stock market. people are big gold because they think that's more reliable. people are fearful. moms are checking emails to see if the schools are closed, at least in the new york area. brian brian flood the zone with tests. get a million test kits out there. it's really up to the states to execute a lot of this. the more local, the better. and i believe this weekend was also spent, a lot of people playing politics. going out of their way to like senator chris murphy the new adam schiff of the last three weeks going out of his way to go off the charts criticizing the president as if he came up with the idea of coronavirus and gave it to china to spread throughout the world. so some of this stuff is just so irresponsible it's sickening. steve: well, let's do talk a little bit about politics. remember, it was just in the last two weeks or so that james clyburn down in south carolina endorsed joe biden and that got joe biden bouncing. he did so well in south carolina and did very well on super tuesday. tomorrow is mini super tuesday. and on the eve of that, kamala harris who remember a couple of months ago in that june debate and we will play that for new a moment, she really let mr. biden have it. yesterday she let biden have it when it comes to her endorsement. watch this from twitter. >> i believe in joe. i really believe in him. and i have known him for a long time. i am supporting joe because i believe that he is a man who has lived his life with great dignity. he is a public servant who has always worked for the best of who we are as a nation. and we need that right now. ainsley: so interesting. that's not at all their conversations or she wasn't supporting him when they were on stage together. steve: no. ainsley: you were referring to this. watch. >> to hear you talk about the reputations of go united states senators who built heir reputation and career on segregation of race in this country. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school. and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. did i not praise racists. i agree everybody -- wait a minute, my time is up. i'm sorry. go easy on me kid. ainsley: i forgot about that. brian: close to bo biden. according to jill stunned went after joe at all they did have a family history. if kamala harris wanted to maximize her endorsement. what about california? if she could get some delegates senators from california. why wait now california could still deliver another 100 delegates to bernie. steve: it sounds as if she was waiting to see whether or not elizabeth warren was going to stay in the race. apparently she talked to joe biden on the phone on saturday. and then once elizabeth warren dropped out she said okay, then joe biden is getting my. brian: until all my options are gone you will be my person if nobody else is around. steve: that's the way it works in the primary season. brian: not really look at amy klobuchar's courage and pete buttigieg. they showed it was party first. steve: the party wanted to get out. brian: no one told them who did it. if she wanted to maximize her endorsement she would have done it before california. what does it mean if she was waiting for elizabeth warren if she has got no prayer whether she dropped out or not. steve: we had read antidotal reporting the day he dropped out pete buttigieg had talked to jimmy carter, former president of the united states. it sounds like he gave him a little advice. you're not going to win this time. get out now, help him out. ainsley: amy klobuchar said she was not pressured by any of the dnc leaders. steve: do you believe that? ainsley: i don't. [laughter] so hillary clinton, they played at sundance, they played a portion -- maybe the whole thing of this four-part series. steve: it's out now. ainsley: it's on hulu. steve: right. ainsley: they asked her about bernie sanders and what happened in 2016. listen to her opinion of bernie sanders. >> bernie just drove me crazy. he was in congress for years, years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. he was a career politician. he did not work until he was like 41, and then he got elected to something. it was all just bologna and i feel so bad that you know, people got sucked into it. steve: well now, and brian had an interview with chuck rocha who is one of bernie's top advisors. and bein, look, bernie's campain knows what's going on. the dnc, the establishment they would prefer joe biden to that man right there. watch. >> she is absolutely wrong. he has had more bipartisan sponsorships of bills. he just worked with senator lee. i think it's just the latest of an operation of folks within power within the establishment of the party to make sure that they stop bernie sanders. we see it over and over again. like we had a head of momentum. had a head of steam heading into super tuesday. and i think they could read the same polls that we could read that we were on a fast-track to the nomination. and i guess folks got together and said we have got to do whatever we have got to do to consolidate this thing to stop bernie sanders. brian: couple of things going on. number one, they know bernie sanders can't beat trump. they also know his ideas have never been implemented anywhere except for cuba or venezuela. write a column and do a show bernie sanders comparing denma denmark, weeden. i think his interview with "60 minutes" exposed his fidel castro and like minded ortega. it scared democrats and worried voters. ainsley: there are six states voting tomorrow. he won four of those in 2016. michigan is very important to him. steve: right. yesterday bernie sanders was appealing at his many events to the elizabeth warren voter. ainsley: right. steve: you know, you were supporting her. she is out. woo like to support me? he was putting it out there because she has not selected anybody. however, within the last one minute, we understand, according to the "new york times," apparently later today the senator from the great state of new jersey, where i live, cory booker is going to endorse joe biden. brian: interesting. we'll see where that goes. ainsley: wait, everyone who was running they have all endorsed biden, correct? brian: except elizabeth warren. ainsley: except elizabeth warren. she is more like bernie if you look at her policies than she is like biden. steve: surprising she didn't immediately say. ainsley: she might be waiting to see what happens on tuesday. but bernie says he is going to keep going even if he loses michigan he is going to stay in the race. brian: he wants to see if he could destroy him on sunday in the debate. first one-on-one debate. the thing about joe biden the question is his stamina and can he really excel in this type of situation. and the only thing he could do, bernie sanders, is expose joe biden. but the problem is bernie sanders pressuring joe biden might be successful. but bernie sanders' ideas of you who to run the country are totally different. ainsley: his gaffe this weekend was basically we need to elect donald trump again. donald trump is taking that clip. steve: maybe he meant it. [laughter] so, anyway, check out bernie sanders tonight at 6:30 eastern time at the town hall right here on fox news channel. ainsley: land's hand it over to jillian who has headlines. jillian: the father of two young kids shot and killed trying to stop a gunsman brian trying to put his life on the line trying to save a woman after someone pulled a gun on her in the parking lot. khaeuflsed for the suspect plaintiff police arrived. the shooter fired after the marks bury killing him. marks bury leaves behind his wife and two kids. ecigarette maker giuliani tried. met with a number of ags and donated to their campaigns to try to avoid legal action. the efforts were unsuccessful. nine states now suing the company. 39 are investigating weather use of false advertising and marketed to children. president trump is heading to seminole county, florida for a private fundraising event today. supporters say they're looking forward to greeting him and line up as his motor said drives by. >> we are very anxious and excited to welcome our president. there has been a lookout of amazing response to people wanting to join and just show him our support and appreciation of what he is doing for our country. >> president trump paid a visit to the same local business home back in 2016. a nascar super fan completes his bucket list with a trip to phoenix raceway. darryl gilbertson has visited every nascar track in the country. it took him nearly 30 years to do it. his wife missed a few races over the years. she has five more tracks to go. that is amazing to visit every single one. ainsley: that is cool. steve: what a story. i wonder what was his favorite? 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>> the good thing for biden, the lucky thing for biden he emerged from super tuesday which was supposed to be great sanders territory with the lead. tomorrow, two states where i say biden is considered to have an advantage the best stayed for biden is obviously mississippi because large african-american voting population but also missouri. the best hopes for sanders is michigan where he won in 2016 and washington state where he also won in 2016. these are state that he won where he beat hillary clinton. and those are his best chances. he has been campaigning heavily in michigan. i think that's the big state to watch whether or not he can continue to sort of have any kind of momentum. steve: about 10 days ago it was joe biden who got a big boost from jim clyburn down in south carolina. and then joe biden won big in south carolina. jed, bernie got a big boost from civil rights icon jesse jackson. how does that help bernie? >> bernie has had major trouble making inroads in the african-american vote. there is a big question of whether or not this helps him get that or whether or not, you know, to a certain extent, jesse jackson is kind of yesterday's news. he was very important in the 19 1980s. he was essential in sort of getting so many african-americans to vote. whether or not he is as influential as he was, i don't know. the jury is out and we will find out tomorrow in terms of you who well he does in -- how well bernie does, particularly in michigan. steve: yesterday via twitter kamala harris announced she is throwing her weight behind joe biden and in the last 20 minutes we heard kenosha is going to do the same thing. does that help? >> i think that definitely helps. it helps not necessarily justice in the african-american community but it helps biden in terms of giving the impression that the entire democratic party is coalescing around him. and you know bernie's problem is he has got a solid 30 of that party. and he hasn't been able to grow it. and the big question that i have is whether or not that means he dissolves over the next couple of weeks or whether or not he maintains this. and we have a congo line of controversial campaign going on between now and the convention. steve: what you are saying at the convention there is a possibility nobody has enough to win it on the first ballot which means all bets are off. >> indeed. i did a rough calculation. and if biden and sanders split the delegates 50/550 between now and the convention. neither one emerges with the majority unless. so delegates who were for buttigieg klobuchar and the others go for biden. if one starts winning 70% of the delegates, then this thing could be wrapped up by may. at the same time you it means you still have several more weeks of debates and attacks from intermural attacks. steve: if joe biden has a debate where is he a gaffe a minute guy, that could help bernie big. >> it could easily help bernie big or it could cause additional controversy. this is 2020. and whatever you don't expect is what the writers are going to put into this script. steve: no kidding. it's been hard to follow a script. arnaud thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. steve: big story on this monday morning as the number of coronavirus are soaring how concerned should you really be? 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>> i don't believe quarantines are effective. do you know what works? social distancing. me sitting at arm's length from you. not shaking hands. these moves actually work. a fist bump passes one tenth the germs as a firm handshake. so you think you are doing what historically has been the honorable thing to do. i'm not armed, shake my hand. in fact in the modern era not a wise thing to do. economic downtowns going to induce. skewed 16 million people can't trade. i think we are causing more harm to each other with the anxiety of the virus than the actual virus. if you are a public health official you have to get ahead of this. firm leadership on things like testing kits. we don't know how many people get sick because we are not testing anybody. ainsley: how about a vaccine? >> i just spoke to a fame russ virus hunter he said a year away. you have to test. you can't give a couple hundred million people a shot and not be sure. brian: china reported on this monday with the time difference 40 new cases of the virus. they have 827,000 remaining under quarantine right now. so, they were having 100 deaths a day and 2,000 new infections. if we are to believe these numbers, and successfully its clues, what are they doing? >> first of all almost all those new cases in the area that's been quarantined. they don't have many cases outside that area. it does work protecting the rest of the country. i think the virus is starting to downward trend in china. that's good. two days in a row of dropping numbers. forebody wilforebodes well for . start to taper hopefully with the summer weather. we don't know, brian. what causes the fear of public health officials. give you advice that's solid. go on a cruise ship not go on a cruise ship. who travels on an airplane. moving move away from a doctor and here is what i tell my own family. that's not the best way to give public health advice. steve: we will shake hands with you in may. steve. dr. oz is going to be back here for outnumbered overtime all about the coronavirus 1:00. streamed live on foxnews.com, on youtube and facebook. ainsley: what everyone is talking about. thank you, dr. oz. >> god bless you all. brian: hold on tight when you look at the market. >> believe me, i know. that's a good example. the economy has shrunk 10% in the last couple of weeks. no way. impossible. brian: emotional reaction: >> emotional reaction. it's not up here. and when traders in new york city gets it themselves and their parents are ill, you will see further downward trend because the panic is not personal. steve: no reason to look at your 001 k today. brian: forget your password. steve: thank you very much. ainsley: hillary clinton back to blaming a double standard when it comes to women in leadership. >> i would like to be your president or your chief executive or whatever it might be. a little alarm bells. little unconscious alarm bells start to ring. brian: ding ding ding ding ding. ainsley: white house press secretary stephanie grichu britm is goinbritish --grisham is goin that next live. ♪ ♪ finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org i need help getting an appointment with my podiatrist. how's wednesday at 2? 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>> good morning. we have been working very hard. the task force led by vice president pence, of course, has been working really hard with state and local officials. we are going to get that ship -- we are working hard to get that ship home. as you said, we want to get the most vulnerable off first and everybody into quarantine and tested as appropriate. steve: we heard some of the news from the task force over the weekend is like if you are older, maybe you shouldn't think about going on a cruise, things like that. how close is the federal government to having actual travel warnings regarding, you know, at what age should you not fly on an airplane if you have an underlying condition? at what age should you consider not taking a cruise? things like that. >> well, the fantastic force is meeting every single day, and they have been giving daily briefings. the president is briefed every day, of course, right now we are telling people to act as if this is a severe flu season and wash your hands often. if you are elderly or have any ailments underlying health issues maybe don't go to areas where there are big crowds. if you do start to feel sick stay home, don't go to work. things like that. right now those are the warnings we are giving people and we will go from there we will see what happens as this continues. ainsley: stephanie, when bernie was on meet the press over the weekend. chuck todd asked him if he was going to continue to be on the campaign trail because we keep hearing if you are around 80 years old you are susceptible. and he is 78 years old. president trump is 73. will he continue to have rallies and be out there on the campaign trail? >> he actually just addressed this. yes. he plans on still holding rallies. i will tell you with our president, this man who doesn't sleep and who i have seen work 15, 16 hours a day every day, i have no problem thinking that he is going to be just fine and just healthy. steve: what about the fact that apparently there was a guy at cpac and he tested positively and he apparently shook hands with ted cruz and ted cruz has now going into self-quarantine for a full 14 days. apparently he shook hands with matt schlapp and matt schlapp shook hands with the president. is the president a little freaked out about that? >> no. not at all. again, this is something that is like a flu. and so people are taking the appropriate precautions. the president of the united states as we all know is quite a hand washer. he uses hand sanitizer all the time. he is not concerned about this at all. i know ted cruz and congressman gosar are doing self-quarantine. you don't know who each individual person is around all the time. perhaps they have constituents a little older, et cetera. that's why they are making those responsible choices. brian: connecticut senator murphy the new adam schiff. evidence goes on all the talk shows and says we have a president lying vaccine two months away and everybody could get a test who wanted a test. he has to be straight with the american people. is he making everything worse. what's your reaction to that? >> you know, i have said this before. the president has said this before as well. i just want to stress to politicians and the media to stop using this as a tool to politicize things and to scare people. it's not responsible. this is not the time for this. people need to be looking to the cdc for guidance. people need to be, again, washing their hands, treating this like the flu, making responsible choices. this is absolutely not the time to trying to scare people to gain political points or make headlines. steve: let's talk about in the last year a lot of morning have heard about fisa the foreign intel surveillance court where ultimately it was used to spy on the trump campaign. now it looks as if certain provisions of the fisa law are going to expire unless there let's make a deal moment in congress. what does the president want and how close is a deal? >> well, i'm not going to get ahead of how far close we are with a deal. the president has said time and again and i couldn't agree more that this should never happen to any candidate ever again, any president ever again. there have been fisa court judges who have come out publicly saying that those warrants should have never been done. so i think that the president is looking for a bipartisan effort to try and stop that from happening. brian: closer? democrats just say leave it and lindsey graham wants to continue it but wants some changes. we know we have had a lot of people on here, mark medlows your new chief of staff on down saying they want some changes. is there a sense the president wants to scrap it all together? >> no. i think, again, i think the president wants a bipartisan effort here. i think there is definitely some changes that absolutely need to be made. i think once he feels satisfied that what happened to him and what happened to his campaign will not happen to another president or nominee and i would say democrat or republican, then i think we will move forward. ainsley: hillary has been interviewed a lot lately and there is that lulu documentary on her four-part series. she was also interviewed on cnn. listen to what she said about women and the double standard. >> the double standard, particularly in public life, and not only in political public life but business life, life of the media, and the arts and so much else, yes, there is some salute misogyny that certainly lives online. but there still is something inside that when a woman says wait a minute, i would like to lead, i would like to be in charge, i would like to be your president or your chief executive or whatever it might be. little alarm bells, little unconscious alarm bells start to ring. ainsley: do you agree with that? >> no, i don't. i think that actually she is minimizing women with those comments. you know, actually under this president, women are doing better than ever, especially with jobs. and i would say just personally at the white house he has got so many women in leadership at the white house. women are doing great. and i think that to play that card and to publicize that card actually minimizes women and does the opposite effect of what i think she was trying to do. brian: the president of the united states is not going to attend a saint patrick's day lunch and first time a president hasn't attended in decades really because of the presence of nancy pelosi and if i can paraphrase he basically thinks she has been dividing the country. is it worth missing an event because of nancy pelosi's presence? >> yeah. i think that right now he has got a lot of work to do. he has briefings on the coronavirus. we will be doing our own thing at the white house for saint patrick's day. i think it's exactly true. we don't need to deal with any more of her, you know, little games and her little ripping up of paper. who knows what she has planned for this. that's not what the country should be focused on is her games and politics. the president is going to stay at the white house and work on behalf of the american people. steve: he won't be attending the speaker's lunch. her deputy chief of staff put out a statement and said there has never been stronger support in the congress and in the country for the u.s.-ireland bilateral relationship. one would think that the white house could set petty, partisan politics aside for this historic occasion. what do you think of that? >> i find that to be laughable, absolutely laughable. and his not attending a lunch does not mean that anything with northern ireland is anything less than great. steve: all right. very good. stephanie grisham joining us today from west palm beach down in florida with the president. stephanie, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, stephanie. brian: with the power vested in me i would love to toss over to jillian. jillian: thank you for bestowing your power on me. let's start with this boeing is expected to be slammed about the ethiopian airlines crash. investigators will blame the tragedy on the 737 max jet's faulty software as well as the pilots and their training. the report is expected to be released before tomorrow. exactly one year since the deadly crash that killed 157 people. that crash grounding of max jets all around the world. watch as a navy ship makes a chilling entrance. the uss toledo barreling through ice during a training drill in the artic ocean. the submarine smashing surface 16 inches thick. part of a three week drill to test military readiness in the artic. police officers help a mom trying to get home for her daughter's first birthday. watch what happens after they spot her waiting in the cold with a bouquet of balloons. >> i am going to give you my credit card. go get her a birthday cake. we have a little surprise. >> thank you, officer wilson. >> not a problem. here is her cake. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. jillian: not only did the georgia officers give her a ride home, they bought a birthday cake and joined in to say happy birthday. that is incredible. steve: that is great. ainsley: very nice. steve: man o man. thank you very much. brian: speaking of incredible. 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[laughter] janice: across the country, we do have the potential for some showers and thunderstorms across the central u.s. a little bit of snow for the northern plains, the upper midwest and great lakes today. not a big system but it is going to cause some nuisance weather. look at california, holy moly a lot of moisture moving into southern california, central california. flash flooding is going to be a concern. and for super tuesday we are watching potential for showers across michigan as well as mississippi and maybe some snow showers for the northwest and seattle washington. steve: it will be fine to go vote. janice: absolutely. that's nothing. ainsley: thanks, janice. janice: you are welcome. meanwhile congresswoman elise stefanik note saying rot in hell fascist pig. one dnc chair says she brought it upon herself. emily compagno is going to react to that she is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ at walgreens, we understand the speed of life never slows down. that's why we're helping you get the care and attention you deserve even faster. that's our promise. now, you can skip the line with walgreens express, get in and out quickly with 24-hour locations, or have your prescriptions delivered whenever you need us, we're always just minutes away. walgreens. ♪ steve: here's the story about another republican harassed. congresswoman elise stefanik targeted with that vicious anonymous note that you can read right there rot in hell fascist pig. according to one former dnc chair she brought it upon herself. ainsley: howard dean tweeting out, quote: i don't condone this but as ye sow so shall ye reap. there is no execute for the note writer or for you. you are a shame to your district anand to a democratic united states. brian: howard dean another reason not to like him. fox nation host emily compagno. first off, the note, is that a death threat? is that a legitimate threat that she should get security involved with. >> that would be a difficult bar to cross if that's an actual threat on her life. i think it's more sort of a vague targeted. steve: it's troubling it's on her car. >> i think she should be entitled to security when you take in the totality of the circumstances that's certainly not the first time. i think what's troubling and there are a lot of things troubling about that. but howard dean's comments, what is so offensive i feel like he has shortsighted narrow view where all he saw her defending the president in the impeachment proceedings on legal and procedural issues and analysis. and so he has sort of painted her with this wide brush. she is rated in the top 20 most bipartisan congressman in the united states. and when he says oh, she is a shame to her district, fort drum was slated to close to have 40,000 soldiers leave. she got it down to 28. voted against a bill drastically reduced -- for her district. in terms of someone who really does represent the interest of her district, she is among the top. part of that bipartisan climate caucus. so i'm really shocked by. this. ainsley: she is a new yorker, she has to represent her district. she said i didn't vote for tax reform that was not good for new york. she doesn't always vote for the president. >> exactly. for him to put her in the corner is disgusting. ainsley: the hate because you vote differently than i do or think differently you should go to hell? steve: terrible. real quick. tell us about the series crimes that changed america on fox nation. >> so excited to share it with you. crimes that changed america. march is true justice month on fox nation. we will show you a clip so you guys can see. brian: yep. emily: we're not going to have a spot this time. i hope you go to fox nation and watch it. all about the stories and reasons behind the laws in this country that we might know know the stories behind. meghan's law. centralized 911 dispatch. steve: rebecca shaffer. emily: rebecca shaffer. anti-stalking laws. i'm grateful to be a part of it. go to fox nation and watch. brian: i will talk to you on radio. emily: thank you. steve: we will lead off in a couple minutes with the director of national institute of infectious diseases and a member of the white house corona task force. dr. anthony fauci next. and online sales? that's a whole other system... and different regulations. therere'realal eate e crits,s, . and we have no way to integrate all that? no... but bdo does. peopopleho k kno knonow o. start with a round brush head. how do your teeth get a dentist-clean feeling? add power. and you've got oral-b oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth to remove more plaque. for a superior clean, round cleans better. oral-b. here hold this. follow that spud. 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[laughter] brian: tore him apart. that's when you're beginning to see he was a front runner by 20, 30 points. you begin to see the holes in joe biden as candidate. average at best in all debates anabelo average in just all debates. steve: the sound bite that is we played from cory booker and kamala harris as well. those are things where they make the vice president look really bad. those are things that the trump campaign is going to string together and put together as an ad ultimately where it's like, well, they say they are for him, they weren't for him back then. ainsley: amy klobuchar said over the weekend, they did not pressure me, dnc leaders pressure me to drop out right before super tuesday. do you buy that? let us know what you think foxandfriends.com. i know bernie sanders doesn't. >> the establishment put great deal of pressure on pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar who ran aggressive campaigns. right before super tuesday they announced their withdrawal. if they had not withdrawn from the race before super tuesday which was a surprise to people i suspect that we would have won in minnesota, we would have won in maine and in massachusetts. the turn oit may have been a little bit different but what we are doing in this campaign, chuck, we are taking on not only the political establishment but the corporate establishment as well. brian: bernie sanders fighting for his life was on every show yesterday. he knows he has to win michigan, idaho, mississippi, north dakota and washington, the only place. in michigan where he really came off the map against hillary clinton, i'm not going anywhere. i am wondering if he can close the gap. the last poll shows he was trailing by 7 points. you have debate on sunday and the states that will be in the balance will include florida, illinois, and arizona. 600 delegates. the math right now is very close but without michigan it's hard to imagine the momentum anything but to be -- also ran and have leverage when it comes to convention. ainsley: he's been campaigning yesterday morning or yesterday he did an event with jesse jackson who endorsed him and won michigan in the 90's. last night he had a rally and tonight he's down a town hall with us. steve: stay tune. it's just around the corner. fox news alert 8:05, cruise ship floating off the coast of california with 21 confirmed corona patients on board will dock in oakland. brian: anyone who tested positive will immediately disembark and go to hospital. ainsley: process expected to last several days. steve: all right, let's bring in dr. anthony fauci, member of the white house's coronavirus task force. doctor, good morning to you. ainsley: good morning. steve: you know, we get up every morning and there's more news about it. from your perch, what is today's headline? >> you know, i think the important thing is to get the people who are on the boat properly taken care of and get off in orderly fashion and get those infected to be taken care of and get the others to holding facility as you mentioned to make sure that they're not infected and if they are not, they get the 14-day quarantine and then in orderly fashion get them to where they need to be, the californians going to their homes, the noncaliforniaans in a safe way getting to the places where they live and then work with the other countries particularly the uk and canada to get their citizens to where they need to be. that's something that really needs to get done today. >> i know you're one of america's leading doctors, are you happy with the task force? >> well, yes, you could not be working any harder. this is a task force that's together by phone with 3 calls a day every day a couple of times and actual physical meeting every day and this is a group that's very much on top of this. people who have other important jobs coming together every single day to get reports and to make decisions and to develop policy and to develop guidelines. brian: what stands to me about the virus is that if you get it you're not going to die unless preexisting conditions were compromised in some way, correct? >> for the most part. i think we have to be careful when dealing with viruses and biology. if you look at the totality of the people that we know a lot about from china, from south korea, from northern italy, from other places, that about 80% of the individuals who are infected will be ill but they will be recover spontaneously for the most part. if you look at the people who wind up getting into serious difficulty and even dying, that's very heavily weighted towards individuals with underlying conditions particularly the elderly. every once in a while, you will get a one off as it were, someone that's an exception, outlier who otherwise is young, otherwise doing well who will actually get into trouble. but for the most part, that's the reason why we have been saying lately how important it is to protect those vulnerable people by making sure no matter where they are right now, not a month from now, but right now the people with the underlying conditions need to distance themselves from crowds, not travel, not get on long air flights and certainly not getting on a cruise ship. steve: yeah, exactly. dr. fauci i know the number changer day. i know the current worldwide exposure rate. the current number of people who have confirmed cases of coronavirus is a little north of a hub -- hundred thousand. that's a scary number. how many have recovered? steve: about? >> more than half of them i believe. the question is, yes, they recover but that number is the people that we know are sick, the people who might be infected and either have min call symptomology or none that's greater. that's the reason why we continue to push together better feel and a better firm number about what we are dealing with. we are talking about people who clearly are obviously ill and come to the attention of a healthcare provider. >> brian: if we are to to believe china's number they reported 40 new cases to have virus. 827,000 people remain under quarantine, i get it. they were recording 2,000 new infections a day and 100 deaths a day, what have they done to decrease the way they've done? is there any experimental drug or vaccine they are using that you know of? >> no, it's all public health measures. there's no vaccine that's available for anybody anywhere in the world, number 1. there's in proven therapy. what they are doing to calming down the number of cases is that they are doing very, very stringent public health measures. as you know, they have shut down major cities, the entire city of wuhan of 11 million people. you can't get into beijing or shanghai without having a 14-day period of time where you essentially are in quarantine or self-isolation. they're doing things that are really unprecedented. ainsley: dr. fauci, if you would give one advice, what's the thing americans need to hear? >> i think it's an evolving situation. there are things that we know and there are things that we don't know. if you base on the things that we do know. we know that the most vulnerable people in our society right now are those people with the underlying conditions particularly the elderly. so you don't have to wait for there to be infections in your community. if you are within that category now you should start distancing yourself from social functions where there's a lot of people, don't do the kind of traveling that you might otherwise do because you -- if you get infected are at higher risk. steve: doctor, nobody likes to talk about their age, but what do you consider elderly? >> anybody that's older than me. [laughter] brian: what's that? >> you know general definition is 65. you have to be careful.there's . you might have somebody who is 70 year's old that's healthy and you may have somebody that's 60 that's weak and frail. it's really a wide range. brian: you guys made a mistake in january and start your own test, is he right? >> you know, i don't want to say right or wrong. obviously we had a difficulty in the beginning. the cdc test had a technical difficulty that set us back a bit but right now looking forward, i mean, there's a really full press on that, there's 1 million test out there and by today additional 640,000 and by next week as we get into the end of the week they'll be at least a few million, so, yes, there was a little stumbuntil the beginning but now we are going in the right direction. steve: all right, dr. anthony fauci. brian: elderly rather be called seniors. i'm hearing that. don't say elderly, say seniors. steve: so that's our lead story and jillian has a bunch of other headlines. jillian: that's right, good morning. police are asking the public for help after 13-year-old shot and killed in dance studio. 5 other teenagers were wounded when a fight broke out in baltimore. all expected to survive. police say the shooter or shooters are all on the run. detectives are interviewing witnesses and looking for surveillance video from the area. a texas rangers player has a broken jaw after being hit with a baseball on the face. watch this. that is hard to watch. left-fielder willy calhoun falling to the ground in spring training in phoenix, the pitch clocking at 90 miles per hour. we certainly wish him well. harry and meghan to make final appearance as royals, joining the royal family for common wealth ceremony as westminster abby. a british teen who kissed meghan on the cheek is going viral. [laughter] jillian: classmates exploding with cheers at an international women's day celebration. and then there's this story. this brings you meaning to house wives. look at this, neighbors in italy shocked to see red wine flowing out of sinks an showers. plumbing mix-up causing more than 1,000 litters of wine leak into water pipes. the problem was quickly resolved but not before locals helped themselves to free bottles. steve: dreams come true. brian: i don't know if the best wine comes from a facet. i'm not the kind of sewer -- ainsley: thanks, jillian. doomsday colt mom smiling in court while police desperately search for her missing children who vanished half a year ago. nancy grace will weigh in on the growing outrage. brian: plus guess who was asked to be in the new hillary documentary? newt gingrich exclamation point, why he said he would rather stick a needle in his eye, exclamation point. car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, ...otezla is proven.... to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an... increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts.... ...or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. i'm working to make connections of a different kind. adp helps canyon ranch place the right people in the right jobs, so employees like dave can achieve what they're working for. how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. brian: lori vallow seen smiling in court yesterday after judge reduced bail. vallow facing felony child desertion as children jj and hailey. they are now asking people who visited the park around that time please check their vacation photos for the missing kids. they might be in the background, you don't know it. true justice month on fox nation where you can sign up and get a month for 99 cents. nancy grace, welcome. nancy i know that you're exercised by this case. what bothers you most? >> well, there's so many things. it's hard to pinpoint just one that bothers me most but she was treated like a rock star, her appearances in the afternoon, people started lining up to get to court. people went to babies like they are going the see the pope or a star, celebrity. at 8:00 a.m. they were cueing up to see lori vallow. she came to court not concerned about her two missing children with her hair and mermaid curls, the nay polish and handcuffs. when i was in court, you line up on the wedding, the groom side over here and the bride side over here. there were 22 plus relatives behind wanting to know where the children are. not once did she say to them and said, the children are okay, i'm their mother. i would never hurt them. that didn't happen. that didn't happen. she was not concerned about that. brian the husband chad said on march first said the kids are safe as he boarded a plane to idaho so we have not seen anything of them. we've had the grandparents on here pleading for any type of information or if they're out there, we also know too that there are 3 people connected to the couple who have died in recent months, vallow's fourth wife and vallow's brother. coincidence? >> there's no coincidence in criminal law and if you want to count on what chad said, the guy's wife tammy died in her sleep. she's in her 40's. two weeks later he marries lori vallow. he thinks we are all dying in july of 2020, so get ready for that. i don't believe anything he says and it's a bad sign when the fbi is releasing pictures of your children at yellowstone asking the public where they are, reality two choices either they are tucked away with doom's day she belongs to or they are dead, those are the only two choices. brian: we have to get to the bottom of this and the whole country needs to get to the bottom of this. >> i just pray they're alive, brian, i pray they are alive. brian: you are on fox nation, tell us one of the features that you cued up for us to take a look at with the crime stories is chucky mock. >> i have to tell you something it's not my series. i'm not the star of this, please be clear on that. the star are the victims and the families and the cases that we cover. chucky was a little leaguer much like my little boy and my little girl, he went out one evening, they like to get candy at 7eleven on the bike and somebody shot him dead. i think two white males that tried to lure him into the car. he wouldn't go. he was found in 7eleven parking lot holding the candy and the receipt dead and i want answers. brian: that's what this is about? >> that's right. brian: take a look. >> it's been 34 years, nancy, can you believe that? sometimes i ask myself, you know, how -- what -- how long do i do this? i mean -- >> i know how long. until you can't do it anymore. brian: you were speaking to his mom. >> kathy miller, yes, and every single day we look at unsolved homicides, missing people, especially children, cases that need a spotlight because i believe if we all join together we can get justice. it is not unobtainable. brian: got it. thanks so much for joining us, appreciate it. nancy grace and -- >> thank you for inviting me. brian: check out series, get your first month for only 99 cents. and there's so much there to watch. watch the radio, you can watch everybody series and you will not regret it. 26 minutes after the hour. still to come friends and family, combined to share memories of great family when you take align, you have the support of a probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align helps to soothe your occasional digestive upsets 24/7. with a strain of bacteria you can't get anywhere else. you could say align puts the pro in probiotic. so where you go, the pro goes. go with align, the pros in digestive health. and try align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. at walgreens, we love smart savers. like movie savers. tee-time savers. and especially medicare part d savers. so you probably know making walgreens your preferred pharmacy means up to $5 off on copays and 100 rewards points on prescriptions. because you're smart like that. save smartly on med d. walgreens. trusted since 1901. hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? 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>> no. steve: i may be the only mother in america who knows exactly what their child is up to all of the time. >> that's because i did all those bad things myself. [laughter] ainsley: and now her long-time speech writer gathering dozens of her friends and family to share their memories of the first lady in the new book pearls of wisdom, here with the preview daughter of first lady and former deputy secretary jean becker who wrote the book, thank you for being with us. >> sure. ainsley: kim, congratulations on the book? >> thank you very much. probably sent out 100 emails and people were just thrilled to participate and there's everybody from president clinton to riva mcintyre and those who worked for her and personal aides and, of course, all 5 kids, almost the grandchildren. lots of nieces and nephews, everybody learned something from barbara bush. ainsley: where do you begin, how long do you have probably? >> exactly. one of the things i learned from mom was be yourself. she -- on one of her birthdays my dad gave her something like over 15 pairs of kids sneakers and she would -- start today wear them and then she decided, well, i will wear a blue one with a red one or a green one with a yellow one and she just wore them around and people thought she was a little crazy but she just, you know, that's what she wanted to do. so i learned to be myself. ainsley: jean, he thought you to be tough? >> it's hard to hurt my feelings because mrs. bush always said what she thought and learned to have interesting conversations with her. i remember one time i had written a speech for her and she called me at 6:30 in the morning and said jean, i was the dumbest things i've ever heard and she was right. ainsley: here is the first one. >> if you get a lot of tension do what aspirin says, take two and keep away from children. [laughter] >> mom was blunt and i used to tell people, well, if mom didn't give you a drive-by, that meant she didn't care about you. >> sense of humor, the funniest people i knew and both of them live life and one of the things when he came into my office and jean, i have an idea and i would brace, sometimes let's get pizza for lunch and sometimes i will tart jumping out of airplanes and i would say, okay. [laughter] >> but he was a big thinker as was mrs. bush and they were doers, so i miss the actions, it was never boring. ainsley: thank you for sharing perils of wisdom, ladies, what a privilege to interview you both. thank you so much. what a wonderful family. >> thank you. ainsley: congressman elise targeted with a vicious note. rot in hell fascist pig. plus the people behind the new hillary clinton documentary really wanted newt gingrich but he said he would rather stick a needle in his eye. newt will join us next. we still need glasses on table ten. ♪ he'd be proud of us. a family business should stay in the family. see how lincoln's insurance solutions can help protect your family, your business and everyone who counts on you, at lincolnfinancial.com billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. leanfire supplements from force factor contain ingredients clinically shown to help increase energy, burn fat, and double your weight loss. don't struggle to fit in. unleash your potential, with leanfire. available at retailers nationwide. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has a plan designed just for you. and, for a limited time only, now you can get two lines for just $55, including unlimited talk, text and data. plus no annual service contracts. only at t-mobile. teurur tot tas?s? sas s tax,eaeal estete cretsts, lalar inntntives.. and we have no way to integrate all that? no...but bdo does. 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[laughter] [laughter] steve: newt, the director of the series revealed this. you were apparently asked to be in the series and newt gingrich first said no diplomatically in writing and he said i would rather stick a needle in my eye than sit for an interview about it, is that true? >> i don't know, it doesn't quite sound like me because i'm not big of sticking needles in my eye but the underlying principle, i couldn't imagine anything less desirable than to talk about hillary clinton personally. i wouldn't have anything positive to say about her so i'm pretty happy not to have done the series. they certainly got a fair amount of news out of it. there's a brief flurry of maybe she'll be the nominee which i think is impossible but my view is that she's the past. there's no point in relitigating the past and let's move on and so it depends on exactly what the producers said to me. steve: you may not have wanted to take part in the series but i think brian's device did when you said series it was siri. brian: i threw everyone off. everyone is going to focus on michigan. thanks, newt. ainsley: thanks, newt, good to see you. steve: good to be with you. ainsley: jillian, with headline headlines. >> brian: don't use that word. jillian: not saying it. police say brian started chasing after a man after watching him hold a woman at gunpoint. this happened outside in texas. a small plane crashes into a tree and everyone walks away without a scratch. take a look. you can see the plane dangling above the ground in dustin, florida. officials say the plane experienced engine trouble while trying to land in nearby airport. ntsb is investigating. former dnc chair howard dean triggers outrage. here is the story. republican elise estefanik shared note left by a changer. there's no excuse for the note writer or for you. you are a shame to your district and to a democratic united states. that has received a lot of opinion. the competition is stiff. miniature horse named ricky bobby hoping to win over the nay sayers, if you will. 24-pound cat named lunchbox is hopping into people's hearts even service dog in training dodger is trygon the famous bunny ears but an early favorite is lieutenant dan, the two-legged dan who won't let the competition slow him down. you can vote for your favorite bunny until march 18th, we have the link on our website, foxandfriends.com. i love lieutenant dan, do you guys have a favorite? ainsley: i like the name lunchbox. steve: all right, the big news is you don't have to be a bunny to be a bunny. ainsley: you can be a horse. steve: horsing around. ainsley: you have a comment. brian: janice, can you tell me something generic about the weather? janice: it's going to be mostly sunny. spectacular. here is the past 24 hours. we do have a storm system move ago cross the central u.s. that's going to bring some rain, maybe a come of thunderstorms as well as snow on the back of that where we could see, you know, not a big blizzard-type storm but enough snow to make it a nuisance and dealing with warmer temperatures getting close to 70-degrees in new york city. there's your forecast today and real quick for primary tuesday tomorrow, i don't foresee a lot of problems in the forecast so there's no reason for you not to go out and vote. steve: no reason not to vote. janice: what did i say? brian: thank you very much. janice: thank you for the correction. thank you for the correction. go vote. ainsley: i know what you meant. steve: meanwhile speaking of voting bernie-biden battle ramping up in the campaign trail but could there be a third option in the wing, why our next guest says that's right, hillary clinton can make a comeback, but first we will talk to sandra smith for a preview right here on the channel. sandra: all eyes on the u.s. stock market after futures overnight plunged on the coronavirus fears. maria bartiromo, charles payne, stuart varney all on deck, they will join us live coming up. plus hhs secretary alex azar with update on administration response to this outbreak and 6 states go to polls tomorrow in race for 2020. our a team is here on that busy monday morning, join us live from america's news room coming up. 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