being on air when the tanks were rolling in to iraq. this is like no other between the economy, the challenges and the unknown. this is an interesting time. steve: but last night the president made it very clear we have a plan. and we start with a fox news alert. according to the experts, there are now more than 1300 coronavirus cases across 44 states in the united states including washington, d.c. 36 people have lost their lives due to the coronavirus. brian: the virus officially declared a pandemic. meanwhile in italy, airports have been empty for days. the whole country is locked down, all stores except pharmacies and food markets closed. ainsley: bars and restaurants with are closed in italy. tourist attractions nearly deserted. italy has the worst covid-19 outbreak outside of china. steve: china says they have actually passed the peak and that is good news. ainsley: president trump addressing the nation to calm our fears and provide us with health. steve: calling for economic relief for americans and suspending air travel, not cargo, air travel from europe for the next month. brian: the president went back and clarified that griff jenkins is live in our nation's capital as the top authority on the disease says it will only get worse. griff? griff: yeah, that's right. brian, ainsley and steve, in high gear at 1600 pennsylvania avenue at this hour as the president's talk on the pandemic had this sobering message for lawmakers. >> things will get worse than they are right now. how much wors worse will get wil maintain the influx of people infected coming from the outside and the ability to contain and mitigate within our own country. griff: this as the president sought to calm the fears of the nation in what may be his most important oval office address slashing travel from europe to the u.s. starting tomorrow. >> to keep new cases from entering our shores, we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. we are all in this together. we must put politics aside, stop the partisanship, and unify together as one nation and one family. griff: announcing economic measures to combat taking including payroll tax cut guaranteed financial aid for the sick and those caring for them and aid for small businesses in the worst hit sectors. house lawmakers working through the night prepping a bill for today covering coronavirus. now back to the ban. questions coming. important to note this is not for americans trying to return home though they will be injected to enhanced health screening and does not apply to flights from the u.k. for now. the white house also saying the president has cancelled his upcoming transcription to nevada and colorado this week. brian, ainsley, steve. steve: probably a good idea. griff, going back to the relief from congress. apparently when the secretary of treasury, steven mnuchin met with nancy and chuck, they -- sounds like they have their plan and the white house has their plan as well. they are completely different. so at what point do they get together and figure out okay we are going to use this and we are going to use that, something from each plan? griff: that's the great question, steve. we don't know now. we know the house reconvenes at 8:00. what advance they get on the same page ultimately what people look at. have you got to get something to the president's desk sooner rather than later to get, as dr. fauci said, in front of it and not behind it. ainsley: republicans want payroll tax cut. democrats do not. they cannot come together on that. hopefully everyone will unify under. this not political. something we want to keep all americans safe. everyone around the world safe. brian: restaurants, usually have a small profit margin. month-to-month is how they live. what are they going to do with empty places? what are you going to do in a hotel. what are you going to do if you are an investor or employee of the airline industry? your company has been dramatically hit not only the stock price, no one is flying. you need immediate help. a huge step in the right direction. but i'm just wondering on the. steve: 50 billion. brian: on the list nancy pelosi put out how many the president could actually adopt wouldn't be a problem. when nancy pelosi all of a sudden doesn't like the payroll tax cut when barack obama proposed it she thought it was a brilliant thing that all the working families will benefit from, if you get a paycheck you will take home more money. steve: that's the way washington works. one side has one plan, the other has another plan. they have to come together. ainsley: trade will not be affected with this travel ban from europe. steve: cargo. ainsley: trade won't be affected the president reiterated that overnight. steve: nonetheless, in speaking about a master plan, lindsey graham was on with sean last night and said this is a moment of seriousness and the president is taking it that way. >> what the president said tonight, this is about us as a neighbors not me as a president, not my party. it's about all of us. so he gave an economic vaccine. if we'll volume his lead, i'm not so sure about the payroll tax yet, but everything else he said made sense to me stabilize the economy and prevent the spread of the virus. i think it president was incredibly presidential tonight. he was reassuring. he is doing everything he will can in my view to stop the spread of the virus. we're taking it serious but we are not going to go crazy. steve: mike pence, the vice president of the united states, who heads up the task force is going to be with us live just about an hour from right now. we have a million questions for him. if you have one, send it to us at friends@foxnews.com. we're also on facebook. ainsley: you don't want to panic, you need to ask yourself certain questions to stay safe and make sure your family stays safe. tom hanks wrote a little paragraph about he and his wife reerita they are in australia filming a movie about elvis. brian: felt tired like we had colds and body aches. rita had chills that came and went. slight fevers. play things right as needed in the world right now, we were tested for the coronavirus and we were found to be positive. the medical officials have protocols that must be followed. we hanks will be tested, observed and isolated for as long as public health and safety requires. they are going to stay in australia for now. steve: they were on the gold coast because he is in an upcoming movie that they're about to start shooting about the life of elvis presley. and he is going to play colonel tom parker. what is of great interest to tom hanks is the fact that he has type 2 diabetes. so, you know, they are keeping an eye on that. his son, their son chet hanks shared on instagram a video saying that they are both fine. they are not even that sick. nonetheless, they are in isolation. tom and rita are at the gold coast university hospital. they are listed in stable condition. and now they are officially the most famous people on the planet that we know of with that. so, it has impacted hollywood. it has impacted capitol hill. and, brian, it has impacted the world of sports. brian: i don't know anyone that said i can't be touched by this. sometimes we walk up to people and they don't know it's an election year. maybe i'm too caught up in it. there is nobody that can say the coronavirus doesn't affect you. if you are looking at the ncaa tournament, well, they are going to play for now but they are going to do it just in front of family. the nba last night stunned many and did something that many think is the right thing to do. and they suspended play. saying, quote: the nba suspending game play following the conclusion of tonight's game scheduled tonight's games until further notice. the nba will used hiatus to determine next steps for moving forward in regard to the coronavirus pandemic. steve: so they have suspended the entire season at this point. ainsley: so what happened you saw jazz player rudy tested positive for kron. the team found off before tipoff. 35 minute delay in the game against the thunder. the mascot came out. the dancers came out. they were trying to, you know, entertain the audience while there was this delay. then the officials talked together and the players they ended up leaving the bench and walking into the locker room the fans were escorted out as well. >> playing around the league went ant watched the dallas game. weren't putting the game in the background walked over to mark cuban the owner. mark, what's your reaction? he said we should suspend play. i told the guys on the bench we will try to get a game plan on what to do. they really can't travel. if you live other places other than dallas, i don't think can you go anywhere. and afterwards, mark cuban the most high profile owner in sports said. this. >> this is people's lives at stake. this isn't about basketball. a global pandemic. this is something out of the movies. steve: the utah jazz player. i believe is his name is rudy gobert video touching the microphones of the reporters and people na ten dance. we have that video and show it to you a little later on. we have got it right here. there he is right there. ainsley: he was joking around. we don't believe he knew he had coronavirus at this point. that was on wednesday. and then earlier in the day. steve: right. steve: we have a soundbite from jim great. one of the greatest sportscasters working today. and he had this observation last night on fox news at night. >> well, i think they had to do it. all of the players that he has been in contact with his own team that had been flying with him are now probably in peril with catching this disease or at least having been exposed to it. and then you have got another several teams, including the cavaliers, knicks, celtics, pistons and raptors who have played within the past 14 days against the utah jazz. so it as an incubation period. so now all of those teams are under self-quarantine it's impossible for the season to continue at this time that's why they had to suspend this indefinitely. ainsley: unheard. they had to make the decision. could you imagine the fire if they knew he had coronavirus and let the game go on not knowing if he had infected other place. steve: jim gray makes a great point who have you been in contact with over the last 14 days. tom hanks and rita wilson hanks thinking about who did i see? now there are all these pictures popping up of them out on the beach in australia posing with fans and things like that. brian: right. steve: it does have that, we believe, 14-day incubation period and all those nba players have been impacted. brian: i imagine the nhl follow suit and i can't imagine the nba and nhl. ainsley: nhl player infected? brian: more than getting infected. more about why are we playing? the fans got to come. ainsley: couldn't they do just the tournament, fans are not allowed to see and watch ton tv. brian: with the nba you can suspend play and get back to playing. ncaa tournament i think there is a timeline on it. they are looking to -- they make their own decisions by the way. i can't imagine the nhl saying it's okay to go to the locker room for the fans to show up for them to be exchanging fluids, perhaps, and the nba saying it's too tough for us but the nhl say it's worth the risk. steve: look at the big political rallies we have seen over the last couple of weeks. for the most part they have put the kibosh on those. bernie and biden will be debating in arizona on sunday night. nobody is going to be in attendance. just the moderators will be in an empty hall. it is the new normal for at least a month as people -- the whole idea is it is going to be harder to spread from me to you or from you to anybody if we are for the most part socially distancing. and good way to socially distance is not to be at the big game. ainsley: just constantly wash your hands, use your sanitizer if you are middle age or if you are young. thankfully you really don't have as much to worry about. the problem is if you do come in contact with it and then did you go visit your elderly parents you could give it to them. steve: it's still a serious disease for everybody and got to be taken that wait a minute that's why we are updating you every morning with what is going on with now what the world health organization says is a global pandemic. brian: dr. seale in 15 minutes. jillian, your turn is right now. jillian: i'm curious to see what mlb decides to do for the regular start of the regular season. brian: playing spring games right now. jillian: why will let you know if anything changes. get to this fox news alert. two americans are killed and a dozen others hurt in a rocket attack on an iraqi military base. the barrage of rockets fired from this homemade launcher found in the back of a pickup truck parked miles from the base outside of baghdad. no one has claimed responsibility. the deadly ambush coming the same night as the remains of two fallen marine radars return home to the u.s. they were killed you recallier this week fighting isis in iraq. convicted leaker chelsea manning is recovering in a hospital this morning after a suicide attempt in jail. the former army intelligence analyst has been locked up since may for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating wikileaks. she previously served seven years for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. her sentence was commuted by president obama. the foreign intelligence surveillance act heads to the senate after passing the house with bipartisan support. the law reauthorizes government surveillance tools before they expire on sunday. the legislation includes new privacy protections and changes to the fisa court system. many called for after misconduct in the surveillance of former trump campaign advisor carter page. changes oversight, stiffer penalties for misuse and mandatory transcripts of all fisa court proceedings. well, have you heard all the experts say it's the best way to fight coronavirus is to wash your hands. well, now one grammy award-winning singer is showing us how to survive. watch this ♪ crumble ♪ did you think i would lay down and die ♪ oh no, not i will ♪ i will survive ♪ as long as i know how to love i. jillian: gloria gay nor i will survive challenge on line. timing your hand washing by singing the tune in your head for 20 seconds. get your fingernails in there, too. steve: that's what dr. oz said. would you sing the first verse up to the course for 20 seconds? jillian: that could be your choice. favorite part of the song. ainsley: practice it and time it and see the lyrics i will survive, wash your hands. steve: jillian, thank you. ainsley: that's really cute. dow futures are plunging again this morning as the covid-19 wreaks havoc on the market. the ramsey solutions team says do not panic. they join us live with expert 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you? >> no, not at all, why would anybody think bernie sanders is going to take his ball and go home? he is not taking his ball and going home until he can take your ball and go home as well. bernie sanders is a true believer. he is down with the cause. he has been talking about this for quite literally a generation. and he is not about to give up on his dreams, on his desires and slamming them down your throat. so, no, i'm not surprised that he is not going to get out of this race at all. this is his last chance. he might as well, while he has the money and has the fundraising and still by the way only down 150 delegates, he might as well let it ride. brian: is he going to get hammers on tuesday arizona and florida at least iowa and illinois tougher to compete as well and georgia right after. he was on "the tonight show" talking optimistically but he put a list of questions out to joe biden before the debate that he wants answered. to me, tony, almost saying i'm in for now unless i get a total knockout on sunday or joe biden melts down. >> well, the joe biden meltdown is the big story. this is what representative clyburn said that we should put an end to the primaries and end to the debates for fear that joe biden is going to say something that screws him up and joe biden will say something that screws him up because that's who joe biden is. this idea of historic turn around for biden, that may be true amongst the democratic party but that isn't the reality for those of us and the voters who see him and know that he can't put together four sentences. the constant word salad. the getting into the fight with the guy in detroit, that's not a sign of toughness. this is joe biden. he is telling people to go step outside. if a thick breeze comes buy joe biden will fall down and break a hip. he shouldn't be inviting people outside. and luckily for him midwest values taught this guy who works there in detroit that you don't get into a fight with somebody. he was completely and totally respectful and joe biden was the aggressor. joe biden was angry. and i have got to tell you, the spokesperson kate bedingfield saying there are misperceptions. she lied on fox news. she lied when she said it was misconceptions joe biden being angry vicious guy and this guy out of detroit defending hills rights. brian: he was on with us yesterday calmly debating guns with a guy that told him he is a liar. meanwhile, in terms of james carville and congressman clyburn, carville started sounding the alarm that this party is going to go into the ditch with a socialist. he deserves credit from the democratic establishment. nobody deserves more credit than clyburn, they know for their efforts to be rewarded, joe has got to stay on the prompter. listen. >> for what reason is there not to drop out? >> let's shut this puppy down and let's move on and worry about november. >> i think it is time for us to shut it primary down. it's time for us to cancel the rest of these 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officially yesterday as the world health organization declared covid-19 a pandemic. ainsley: but president trump in an oval office address vowing the economic fallout will only be temporary. listen. >> this vast economic prosperity gives us flexibility, reserves, and resources to handle any threat that comes our way. this is not a financial crisis. this is just a temporary moment of time that we will overcome together as a nation and as a world. steve: joining us right now to talk more about that is personal finance expert and host of the dave ramsey show dave ramsey screen right and personal finance expert rachel cruze who just so happens to be his daughter and expert as well. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: dave, it's hard to watch the number down in the corner until 4:00 in the afternoon until it's just up and down. you need a vat may lock. you say it's a challenging time. but some time soon it will be over. >> oh, it will be. definitely be over. by fall it will be a complete memory. remember y 2 k and 2008. steve: sure. >> i sat here in 2008 yelling over and over and over again. please don't take your money out of market. it will be ago. the dow went from 6300 from 13,000. it went down half. not just a little bit. and then it went back up to 30,000. remember? so, i think do you not play the stock market on short-term. it will give you a heart attack. this is in investing and you don't lose money and you don't get off the roller coaster in the middle of the ride. steve: that is such a good line. ainsley: rachel, is this the time to talk to your financial advisor or sit back and let it ride? >> for sure, whenever you have money in the market. you trust someone that has the heart of a teacher and not a salesman you sit down and talk. to say the financial advisors are in this all day every day. talk to them, get their opinion, it's always the long game. always long. never take your money out of the retirement account. leave it in, again, just like you said don't jump off the roller coaster. >> spend their whole day talking people off the ledge. good to have somebody to talk you off the ledge. steve: we called the other day okay i have headline and really good news after the market had fallen like 12,000 points or something like that. he said you know what? the interest on your loan has gone way down. so congratulations. this is actually a good time to refinance your home mortgage. >> fabulous time to refinance a mortgage. absolutely. if you have got one of those stupid adjustable rates or balloon mortgage or could you believe like 5% or 6% interest is high? that's a high interest mortgage. you need to refinance that baby. ainsley: what is the interest rate right now. >> about 3 on a 15 year fixed. ainsley: that's incredible. my parents were so excited they got 11%. remember those days? okay. so, rachel, get out of debt and save -- have an emergency fund. >> for sure. i tell people to control what you can control. you can't control the global economy. do what you can for your home. so things like living on a budget. getting out of debt. saving up an emergency fund. having cash in the back if emergencies happen. those kind of things set you up for success in your household. no matter what the economy is doing, i want people to do the basic things in their home like that. steve: you know. so people in their homes are going to be joined by their children because a number of schools have closed. >> that's me. steve: all 12 of florida state universities are closing their dorms and suggest people do their classes online. harvard told their students sack up, we might see you in the fall. suddenly mom and dad might have some company. >> for sure. for sure. it's amazing what fear does and especially in the financial world. so don't let fear drive your financial decisions. that's a bad idea. >> mark laugher says you don't make good decisions when you are panicked or drunk. steve: i wouldn't know about one of them. 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we have had it in europe and asia, we have it had here. that's a pandemic. brian: go ahead. >> sustained spread. steve: you were on this couch during the last pandemic which was swine flu and we got through that but it was scary time. >> which infected 60 million people in the united states. to give you an idea of the difference in perspective here. one of the reasons we are getting all this fear is we don't know how many people in the united states actually have it. we still haven't caught up with the testing. we know it's nowhere near what we had with swine flu. it's in the thousands somewhere. steve: right. rather than the millions. ainsley: young people using this and taking advantage of cheaper flights and say going i die i die because i don't have kids they are not as worried about it. >> yeah. they are doing that and in fact someone in our green room was talking about that. i'm concerned about that mainly because of the recklessness. if you went on a plane now domestic travel. i'm not talking about europe, i would absolutely applaud the president's move last night because, you know, there is over 9,000 cases in italy. there is over 2,000 case each in spain and france. there is over 13,000 cases in 3 three country alone and our public health officials they have helped to seed the cases here. banning travel for a month is a bold move. that's the kind of moves he has been making but in terms of the millennial question, by the recklessness of this oh i will go on a plane. they are not taking any precautions. they are not washing their hands and swiping down tray table. that's what i'm concerned about. steve: look at examples of really affordable flights right now. can you get a flight from chicago to miami for 37 bucks. about 60 bucks to go from houston to los angeles. and if you are -- if you want to goat to london before friday at midnight actuallies did not apply. it's going to be $320. are you saying that while some people may not towel down the tray and tray table touching your eyes if you do it's safe to fly. >> i do think domestic travel is safe. hepa filters above get rid of 95% of viruses and bacteria. i'm worried about the common surfaces swabbed down. anyone that's coughing and sneezing shouldn't fly or should at least wear a mask if they're sick. close quarters are the problem, steve. brian: you mentioned the testing is an issue. we don't have enough test yet. more people have to be tested if they want it. not necessarily accurate to say if you want a test you will get a test. >> real conundrum. hospitallings like mine don't go to the doctor with shortness of breath cough and fever. don't go to er we will have to isolate you. they put them in a separate ward waiting for the results which can still be day or two. that's all got to be speeded up. we need a point of care. you think you have that? test you and isolate you if you do. ainsley: do you call in advance and say i'm coming, in i think i might have it so they are prepared? >> that's what you should do ainsley. that's not what people are doing. they are flooding the ers with fears and symptoms with symptoms. putting a lot of pressure on the emergency rooms. brian: they don't want you to show up. they want you to call your doctor and let your doctor advise you. ainsley: you could infect everyone else. >> that's absolutely true. that's what we need. we can't have this flood of worried, panicked people, some of whom could be sick. we can't handle it. hospitals already overwhelmed. puts other people at risk, too as well doctors should advise. steve: if you go to the hospital, they will put you in the hospital. whereas if you talk to your doctor and he says okay, you have got the symptoms, you need to self-quarantine at home for a week or two. people would -- a lot of people who are in the hospital right now would probably be just sitting in the empty bedroom at home had they done it that way. >> the missing piece, steve, is i need a test. i need it when i get that phone call to say get us a specimen, we will get it to the lab and find out if you are negative and take you out of quarantine. brian: get it to quest and get it to places that have the facilities. >> quest labcorp. >> brian: they don't have them yet. >> they have them but. keep trying to send people for these tests. still a day or two lag time here. brian: vice president coming up. ask him how much longer. >> absolutely. good to see you. ainsley: behind you is jillian. she has headlines. jillian: good to see you. start with a fox news alert. a passenger is removed from a packed plane after reportedly testing positive for coronavirus. the jetblue plane arriving at palm beach international airport from new york city. a witness claims the passenger seemed to know he had the virus but still boarded the plane with his wife. after landing, th the health department spoke with passengers seated near the patient. everyone was allowed to go home. fox news has reached out to jetblue for comment. we will let you know when we get any updates on that story. now to this. a mountain lion attacks a deputy and throws ler to the ground. watch this video. you can see the 6-foot beast on top of the deputy in colorado. she was responding about another call when the mountain lion pounced. are another lion chased it off and killed it. both a deputy and another person attacked have non life-threatening injuries. luckily. colorado is replacing columbus bay can a new hollywood. state lawmakers passing legs to honor mother francis can a breeny on the first monday of october. known for creating dozens of schools hospitals and orphanages across america. the bill says they made the change to better represent their community. it will be the first paid state holiday recognize ago woman in the u.s. a masked bear. ♪ i like big butts and i cannot lie ♪ can't deny ♪ girl walks in with a ity betty waist. >> masked singers stumping judge guessed tina fey. nick cannon stunning the crowd as he reveals sarah palin haoeurpbd the mask. got booted from the show palin says she chose the bear costume because she is from alaska. i know you revealed her identity a few minutes ago if people are just joining i wonder if anyone guested. steve: the guess of tina fey is actually pretty close she played sarah palin on "saturday night live" across the street. ainsley: i have got to watch the show. they give you clues and figure out who is underneath the mask. steve: who is singing. brian: was that really sarah palin singing. jillian: i think it was. maybe it was janice; steve: let's toss to janice who shows us what kind of a day. janice: what kind of day mostly sunny. middle tennessee could see strong to severe thunderstorms today. they got hit by terrible tornadoes last week. i am concerned for parts of these areas not only tennessee but kentucky, illinois, indiana, missouri, down towards arkansas. large hail, damaging winds and, yes, tornadoes and a lot of these could come later on this afternoon into the overnight. so, you need to know how you are going to get your watches and warnings. all right? just want everyone to be prepared just in case. now, we also have another storm system moving in. that's going to bring the potential for heavy rain and flooding in some of these areas. flash flood watches and warnings. still dealing with winter. ski resorts are loving it across parts of colorado and the northwest. all right. so middle tennessee, we want our friends out there to be on alert. all right? we will keep you up to date. back to you. steve: they have had a lot of weather out there. j.d., thanks. meanwhile, straight ahead, the house passing a bill to overhaul the fisa courts. does it go far enough. the judge calls the renewal constitutional ally offensive. he's on deck. he hates it. wants the president to veto it. i'm not shaking your hand. ♪ might as well be walking on the sun ♪ ♪ at today's best western, stay two nights and get a free night for your next stay. one night, two nights, free night. book now at bestwestern.com. i often see them have teeth free night. sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? 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>> the statute ethic statute ths saturday night issues general warrant. not based on probable cause or suspicion. it doesn't identify the person or thing to be seized or surveilled. for example, we need a warrant to listen to all the phone calls in a given area code or given zip code. one of these warrants was for all the customers of verizon. all 113 million of them. that absolutely defies the constitution. and it creates the culture, the culture in the fbi and intelligence community that caused all the problems that the president had. all the attitude we can get a warrant from the fisa court. it's so easy to get it. steve: right. >> we will know everything the trump campaign is doing. i'm paraphrasing conversations. steve: sure. judge: this is support of the toolbox that comey and company used against candidate donald trump that started all the problems that we still have today. steve: you know, and, judge, for the people who are horrified by the fisa abuses, nothing really changes. because the people in the higher reaches of our federal government, nobody really got in trouble. some people are no longer on the scene but nobody was held accountable. judge: you are exactly right. only changes in this bill are cosmetic secret reporting requirements to the attorney general. steve: why are the republicans on board with this. judge: i don't know why the republicans are on board with this. more republicans voted against it than voted in favor of it. so it's a group of nearly all democrats and a chunk of republicans. think of this. you have jim jordan and devin nunes along with adam schiff and jerry nadler agreeing on this they are doing what the intelligence community wants notwithstanding this track record of violating our rights. ainsley: the sham bill represents the latest lazy authorization of unchecked bureaucratic power. this remains historic failure of epic proportion. steve. judge: he is absolutely right. it doesn't dial back any of the authority. steve: judge, you want the president to veto this. judge: i want the president to veto this. because the president knows he has been victimized by this culture which allows suspicionless warrants on no basis whatsoever. mr. president, if you are watching, tell them this is not good enough and violates the constitution and you have been victimized by it. brian: judge, thank you so much. judge: you are welcome. brian: we will see what happens. straight ahead the next two hours. all eyes on the market this morning after another big plunge yesterday. charles payne on what to watch for today. he won't be wearing glasses though. ♪ cut loose from this ball and chain ♪ i'm a hard, hardworking the new samsung galaxy s20 ultra 5g man samsung galaxy 5g phones and get an s20+ on us. you can download a movie that normally takes 20 minutes in, like, 20 seconds. 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steve: griff, just to have you repeat what you just said. did you say that the congress may actually go on recess before they take a vote? griff: that's right. they have planned recess that will start either tonight or tomorrow. steve: that's not acceptable. no. > griff: the only bill we have a clarification here. the only bill that's being talked about is pelosi's. there is no indication that mcconnell or the senate have anything similar that they could agree upon, particularly if you are talking about the clock running out at the end of today or tomorrow. brian: we know the president went over and met with republican senators two days ago and they said okay, they are waiting for a formal proposal from the president. the one thing that's pretty clear, it matters a lot. you should get it right. but you can't go home. steve: no, you can't go home. all right, griff, thank you very much. ainsley: another dave losses, what can we expect today,. >> charles: charles we will definitely open lower, much lower, one of things i was always talk about success begets success. selling begets selling. part of it is confusing you guys are just now talking about. yesterday, you know, the market was looking for more unity and obviously there is a 70s urgency, so, we have got to figure out how to depoliticize the whole thing. not just from the language surrounding it but by action. so president trump is really pushing hard on this payroll tax saying hey, zero it out until the end of the year and then that's essentially a trillion-dollar boost to the. steve: charles, there are republicans who don't like it? >> there are republicans who don't like it. listen, the fact of the matter is i think ironically, i think this was the reason america voted for president trump, this very moment where you get away from some of your traditional republican anxieties about debt and deficits and you also can also do some things that maybe democrats would occasionally like. to your point, this is something democrats have talked about in the past, so why not put it on the table. when you start to say it's a nonstarter but you want to do all these other things that have nothing to do with this, it complicates things a lot. steve: going to run up the deficit, this is a good thing to run it up over. >> especially if you don't care go from zero to 24 trillion. like you don't care then and now in an extreme emergency, where the public needs to see leadership, now it's a big deal. brian: i like to hear from the ceos and hear the bankers themselves say we are solid and here to help. i have like when the president does that with the healthcare companies the day before, hey we are coordinating. why didn't the market respond more positively just other negative forces. >> we didn't hear from the bankers until after the close. to your point, they did say some great things about savings -- helping small businesses, about extending loans, debt forgiveness, interest rates have obviously gone down tremendously. i think the banks also, the most important thing they said is that they, themselves are healthy. ainsley: charles, i keep hearing this payroll tax cut. what does that mean? if you own a small business you don't have to pay that tax? we all pay it. >> you pay it and employers pay a portion of it. trump says near side. zero it out no one pays for the rest of the year. ainsley: great for everyone, even if you don't own a business. brian: exception for the government they don't get the revenue. >> taxpayers are on the hook for it. this is what we pay taxes for. again, i know traditional republicans, of the same ones who hated the -- the same ones who hated the trade war, here is the irony, you don't know how much that trade war helped us. it would be exponentially worse if we hadn't gotten some of those manufacturing facilities out of china over the last year. brian: can i throw some of the things the democrats want to do and tell me what you think. house move to pass the family first response act. this is what they call it. federal funds for medicaid as states face increased cost. prepare presences for front line workers including healthcare workers who are in contact with those exposed. they want to strengthen food security like the snap program, student meals. enhanced unemployment insurance. paid emergency leave for both 14 days of paid sick leave and up to three months. free virus testing for everyone who needs a test. which the president does agree with that. >> i think the snap thing and the extending unemployment things are nonstarters in a country where we are almost at full employment. brian: it's not going to help. >> the other things are reasonable. obviously we want to help the front line workers. outside of folks who are elderly with underlying health conditions, they are the ones most at risk. ainsley: nba suspended march madness getting rid of the audience. only a few select family members and a few officials. >> right. ainsley: how is that going to affect the economy? >> it's obvious we have an economy that's driven by consumers getting out there and spending money and enjoying their lives and enjoying their own success. the next 30 days is a big question mark. the idea that we are doing these dramatic decisive actions, i think, ultimately is what we want. we want this to go down and be scary as possible and come out of it the same way. we have actions around the world. in a few moments we will hear from the european version of the federal reserve. the ecb. they have got to take something dramatic. but it is concerning because the world is not on the same page in germany. >> they are not. >> angela merkel 70% of folks get it but not going to close our borders. steve: it has been such a problem in italy. before that it was a problem in china. the president was very clear. he said, look, i shut down the air travel to china but europe, people could fly from europe to china and that's how we wound up with it here. >> italy it got hit so hard and so fast. consider, this 120 million people are on lockdown on two continents because their governments believe they are too dangerous to move around. so obviously, obviously it stands to reason we should take our cue from them. ainsley: how has the president faired. worldwide 4200 deaths. almost 4300. here in america 36. >> immediately after his speech last night i toggled around the channels. i want to get a feel for it. steve: get your blood pressure up. >> so the argument was the criticism was that his tone wasn't right. that his tone could have been a little better. steve: alreally? >> he wasn't more began freeman. wasn't from central casting. two weeks ago today in an effort to embarrass him facts change and things change. and then the other thing, of course, how dare we call it the wuhan coronavirus. right? brian: and it is. that's where it is from. that's what everybody called it? >> that's the birthplace of it in a so-called seafood market where people were buying endangered animals that the rest of the world had been pleading for you stop buying and stop eating and using for met medici. i don't call it that because it's too long. i just call it the coronavirus. bottom line is that's the three things they were incensed about. that tells me it was a really good speech. steve: you have got to watch the fox news channel or fox business. >> charles: have you got to toggle it around and see what people are saying. brian: trade is not affected. and if you are an american and overseas can you come back past friday. >> right. brian: that's the one thing he clarified later with twitter and homeland. >> charles: we want commerce to continue as much as possible. take these 30 days and more of the social distancing in this country. just to get a handle on it and make it -- get a better sooner rather than later. steve: all right, charles, thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. steve: vice president coming up with us in about two minutes. right now time to turn to jillian who has the news. brian: see you at 2:00. >> charles: thank you. jillian: start with this fox news alert. two americans are killed and a dozen others hurt in a rocket attack on an iraqi military base. the barrage of rockets fired from this homemade launcher found in the back of a pickup truck parked miles from the base outside of baghdad. no one has claimed responsibility the deadly am wish coming thambushcoming the o raiders returned home. they were killed this week fighting isis in iraq. doomsday mom lori vallow whose children have been missing since september. the fbi now investigating the death of her third husband joseph ryan. the pair divorced in 2004. and had an intense custody battle. joseph reportedly died of a heart attack in 2018. vallow is currently in jail for refusing to help police locate her missing kids. vallow's fourth husband, charles, was shot and killed by her brother last july. he claimed it was self-defense. disgraced movie pho*elg harvey weinstein rushed to the hospital with chest pains. fox news is told he underwent a procedure in new york city. it happened just hours after he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for criminal sexual assault and rape. weinstein's lawyers plan to appeal. he also faces sexual assault charges in california. take a look at this patriotic prank. a group of spring breakers spelling out trump beach chairs. one person calling the prank harmless fun. huge bummer for the beach attendant who has to move the beach chairs back. look at your headlines. steve: they never thought of that. thank you. ainsley: vice president mike pence in a few moments from now he is going to join us live with a realtime update on the coronavirus. that's coming up next. brian: there it is. ♪ now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? 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>> well, i think the reaction has been very favorable across the country. i mean, the american people have seen, once again, that president trump has no higher priority than the health and safety of the people of this country. you go back to when the coronavirus first emerged in january in this country the president, again, just like he did last night, he took unprecedented action in january to suspend all travel from china. we quarantined any americans that were returning from china to put the health of america first. we issued travel advisories for italy and for south korea. but now the reality is that the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic has moved from china and south korea to europe. our task force has been tracking that. we brought that information to the president in realtime and yesterday he made the decision in the oval office so suspend all travel from europe for the next 30 days and to be clear, steve, every american that is returning from europe will be screened as they return through 13 separate airports and will be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days. steve: okay. >> it's part of the president's strategy. we want to prevent the coronavirus from being brought into the country and then continue to focus on those communities where we have community spread even as we encourage best practices and common sense by every american. ainsley: mr. vice president what do you say to those families that are kids in college traveling abroad, studying abroad. i know if they're in italy have to stay put. what about about kids in switzerland and ireland and france? >> ainsley, it's a great question and i have had kids that have studied abroad as well everyone one of those families should know that their children can come home. they will be funneled as we say through a series of 13 different airports. and then we will ask them to self-quarantine regardless of their symptoms or what their condition. ainsley: should they come home or could they stay? >> well, look, i would suggest to you that now that we see that 70% of the new coronavirus cases in this country or in the world are now being manifest in europe, i would leave that decision to every family, but there is no barrier to their kids or any american coming home. they will go through a process. we will ask them to self-quarantine. but, they can all come home. brian: so, mr. vice president, 62,000 chinese citizens have been discharged from the hospital. they know -- if we are to believe them they only had 15 cases the other day, eight of which are from chinese citizens, 16 from the outside. if success leaves clues and that massive quarantine of entire cities has got the number down that low, are you -- do you think we should end up -- should we do the same thing as china did? after all, they started the whole thing and they seem to be on top of this now. >> well, we are seeing some encouraging news from asia and the president last night in his address to the nation said that we may be able to reconsider our current posture with regard to china and south korea as a result. but, make no mistake about it, brian, our focus here, in addition to preventing the coronavirus from being brought in, and what we learned from our health experts in the last 36 hours was that yesterday, as of the 35 cases where we had coronavirus cases, about 30 of those states, 35 states, 30 of those states actually could trace the contact to someone in europe. that's the reason the president took the decisive action he took. but make no mistake about it, we are also focusing on supporting efforts at the state and local level in california, in washington state, and in california, cdc issued very strong guidelines for those communities about public activities, large gatherings, schools and we'll continue simply to follow the data on this and make strong recommendations where we have what's known as community spread steve steve right, but for every american right now as the president said last night, it's a good time to use common sense. wash your hands often. clean, you know, often use used surfaces. all that information is available at coronavirus.gov. we will try to mitigate the spread in this country but also prevent through the president's decisive action last night people from bringing coronavirus in to the united states from europe. brian: just to clarify, you are not going to do what they did in wuhan you are not going to say manhattan you are locked down. sacramento, you are locked down. you are not going to do that as of now even though they did that in china? >> well, what i promise you, brian, we will work very closely with state and local officials to give them the very best counsel from cdc and healthcare experts. i talked to the mayor of new rochelle yesterday. i know they have established a zone in their community for extra counter measures against coronavirus. i talked to the governor of new york, washington state and california yesterday about new specific guidelines for their communities. but i want to say to your viewers just as the president said last night, the risk to the average american of contracting the coronavirus remains low. but we do know that seniors with serious underlying chronic health conditions are particularly vulnerable to very serious outcomes. and so we are encouraging best practices for every american. we're focusing on communities where we have community spread. steve: right. >> for any american that's watching today that has a family member, a loved one who is a senior citizen with a serious underlying health condition, this is a very good time to help and to support them to be able to avoid public places and everyone around them to engage in good hygiene and good practices to protect those that are most vulnerable. steve: and the key is what is now referred to, mr. vice president, as social distancing. where you just keep a distance from people around you. if you have got to go to the grocery store, don't come up right behind them. you just never know who might have it. i know the president has called off his domestic travel. postponed a rally and fundraising event. we know that the nba has suspended their season. the ncaa is going to do march madness without people in the stands for the most part. and then have you got anthony fauci yesterday who said it's probably going to get worse before it gets better. there is a story out as well that says that last week republicans in congress were told there is a good chance that most people in the united states will be exposed to it. doesn't mean they are going to get it but it could be out there. >> right. well, look, one of the things that we know about the coronavirus from our experts studying global data is it's two to three times more contagious as a respiratory illness. so we will have thousands of more cases across this country. but, your viewers deserve to know that most americans, the vast majority of americans who even contract the coronavirus will have flu like symptoms and will fully recover. i talked to a man named clay bentley in rome, georgia yesterday on the phone. he is doing well. is he recovering well. and his personal strength and his faith have sustained him through. this and it was inspiring to talk to him. so, we don't want, as the president has conveyed. we don't want americans to be overly concerned. we want everybody to practice good common sense. steve: sure. >> in those communities where we have community spread, we will continue to give very aggressive recommendation as we have in california and washington and new york to do exactly what you are saying with regard to social distancing. and we'll respect the decisions of any business, any sports enterprise that decides to cancel events to put the health of the country first. but it's really important -- i really believe to focus on the most vulnerable. seniors with serious underlying health conditions. it's the reason why we are focusing more inspections. raised the guidelines at nursing homes and recommending that people other than those that have family members ins who pit care, special circumstances avoid visiting nursing homes over the next 30 days. ainsley: i love that a lot of these businesses are making smart decisions. i know the financial market, many of the banks here are saying can you work from home. can you travel to see your family and stay there and just keep your phone close by and work using your computer. what about the masks -- excuse me, not the masks the tests. if you feel like have you those symptoms and you call your doctor, before you show up, right? is that what we are supposed to do call in advance so you don't walk in and infect other people? >> yes. ainsley: do we have enough tests out there. >> ainsley we are working every single day to clear out any red tape to make tests more and more available. right now every state lab in america can conduct testing. anyone of your viewers that may have a concern can call their doctor. their doctor can contact the state lab and determine how to get a test processed. i'm also proud of the fact that university hospitals around the country are conducting tests. the university of washington is doing a significant number of testing. right now for their citizens that have been impacted by the coronavirus. but, lastly, the president, you know, he said this was a whole of government approach, but he also said this is a whole of america approach. so he has brought in business leaders from nursing homes, yesterday banking, hospitals, and the rest, but one of the things we did that's most important on testing was the president brought in the leaders of the top commercial laboratories in the country who, as we speak, have already approved a test that is being spun up, it's being sent out to market, quest, labcorp, the largest commercial laboratories in the country are working very closely with our administration. we're clearing the red tape out of the way. that's going to be the way that in the days ahead we are going to have a broad-based testing available all across the country. brian: right. just in terms of the numbers that we woke up with. worldwide 118,000 cases. u.s. confirmed 1110: deaths 36. 48 states affected including washington, d.c. do you have anything to expand on that? >> no. those are the numbers. i haven't gotten my full briefing yet this morning. but those -- the numbers that we really focused on in the president's decision yesterday though brian was the fact that it -- two weeks ago, italy had roughly 500 cases. as of yesterday, they have 12,000 cases. germany was at another thousand. france at another thousand. that's why the president recognized that the epicenter of the coronavirus has shifted from china and south korea to europe. and that's why he took the unprecedented step, same thing he done with china to suspend all travel for 30 days from europe. it's about preventing the additional flow of the infection from europe into our country. but make no mistake about it. we are also at the same time focusing on mitigation strategies in communities where we have community spread. we're encouraging best practices for every american, especially for our most vulnerable population. and make no mistake about it, our goal as the coronavirus spreads in this country, in the vast majority who would contract it will have flu-like symptoms and recover. our goal, nonetheless, is to hold down that overall number as much as possible and we will do that with the continuing cooperation of american families, schools, businesses, and states, and that's the vision president trump has. all of us working together will get through this. steve: well, these certainly are challenging times and it's good to note president and the federal government have a plan. mr. vice president, thank you very much. we know you are a very busy man these days. ainsley: thank you. >> thank you all. ainsley: thank you, god bless you. steve: we are going to step aside and coming back with more. ainsley: lawrence jones is live coming up. my psoriatic arthritis pain? 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i mean, look, the party should want this. i understand they want to unite but the party doesn't want to expose biden for what he is. and he is not ready to face donald trump. but if i'm biden, i want to have this bebait and face it. but, again, the party is trying to force bernie out of this race because they don't want to expose biden for the unlikeable candidate that he is. he's not prepared. there is gaffe after gaffe. he seems like he doesn't remember things. and also, they realize that bernie has a base if if you tick them off they won't show up. and that's a loss. steve: and democrats lose in november. bernie sanders could let joe biden have it over a myriad of issues on sunday at that debate where there won't be anybody in the audience. >> not consistent on the issues. steve: the problem is all he is going to point out are the big differences ideologically between biden and bernie since he is going to talk about healthcare, climate change, criminal justice, medicare for all and college costs. things like that rather than the problems with joe biden's history. >> well, i think he will bring up some of the history. but, the problem with joe biden is he tried to have it both ways. he is saying i'm a moderate but i'm also a progressive as well. if you look at him on the campaign trail. steve: media is letting him do it. >> exactly. bernie sanders he has nothing to lose at this point. he is going to put it all in on this debate. ainsley: that's what so is interesting. everyone else got in line with what the establishment wanted. they dropped out if they weren't the frontrunner. they are giving their endorsement to joe biden. but bernie, he doesn't care what the establishment thinks because they have let him down. in 2016 they got him out of the race, he is fighting back in this race. >> they let him down and he also, i have said this from the very beginning that bernie believes the things that he is saying. ainsley: he does. >> he also has a bunch of people that are following him that are saying, look, bernie, if you do, this we are not going to support you either. and, again, i always tell people about bernie. people keep thinking about the election. he wants generational change. is he expecting to lose this election. what he doesn't want to happen is that when he wants these young people to run for office like the aocs of the world, he wants them to still come back to him for advice. if he does it and gives in the establishment he doesn't have that ground to stand on. brian: one thing about bernie sanders i thought he was really giving himself an off ramp yesterday by saying here are some of the questions i will be giving joe biden to ena. saying this is my negotiation. i want to add one more thing. the young people maybe in his camp are not showing up. where is the motivation? >> look, look, a lot of young people aren't showing up. but the ones that are showing up have to come back during the general election. those young people are saying they won't show up. so i agree with you, young people aren't showing up. it's not enough to get bernie sanders this primary but in the general election, you need whatever young people that are showing up and right now they are upset. ainsley: what about the african-american votes? bernie doesn't have that. >> he doesn't have that because they are rejecting socialism. all these people that have said that want free stuff. that's not true based on the data we are seeing right now. what they do want is someone who is closer to obama. that's what they are supporting right now. during the general election, if the trump administration can have something for black america like did he do you know the state of the union. if they're going to lock on doors look i want your support. then that can be a game changer. i would caution the viewers also to look at black men. because right now we are seeing the polling that black men specifically, because of the economy, because of criminal justice reform. because they see themselves and some of the business aspect of donald trump, they are swinging to donald trump's side. can he get 20%? we will see. brian: game over if it's 20%, right? because right now he is in 9%. >> that's specifically black men. brian: lawrence, thank you so much for watching on fox nation. man on the street as well as "keeping up with jones." i used to say with joneses and that was wrong. steve: clever word play. >> "keeping up with joneses" is fine, too. brian: double click on his face. ainsley: supposed to keep up with the joneses? brian: many do. steve: very philosophical. very deep: 18 minutes before the top of the hour and jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: good to see you lawrence, we can now confirm a passenger removed from a jetblue plane tested positive for coronavirus. the plane arriving at palm beach airport. he seemed to know he had the virus but still boarded the plane with his wife. after landing spoke with passengers seated near the patient. everyone was allowed to go home. fox news has reached out to jetblue for comment gun right supporters are suing over a gun right law passed after the sandy hook school shooting. the group claims it's unconstitutional and that it puts law-abiding citizen at risk by limiting their rounds of ammunition. connecticut passed some of the strictest gun control laws in the country after a gunman killed 20 children and sex educators in 2012. city of los angeles is being sued to provide shelter and thousands of beds for the homeless. the suit claims l.a. isn't doing enough to address the crisis. they want to see their demands within months. the number of people without shelter in los angeles county has ballooned to about 60,000. city officials say they are reviewing the suit. and why does a cow cross the road? apparently to avoid the police. the pressroom brook pines police department in florida says it's been trying to corral this moving violation more weeks. officers say it's faster than it looks. the department also releasing this wanted poster of the, quote, unknown cow. it says the animal is a talented fence jumper that enjoys pools. it's guilty of, quote, you yo ug false checks and fleeing and eluding police. steve: who could have a beef with that. >> oh. jillian: steve, you always have a good pun. steve: thank you, very punny janice is laughing through the whole thing. thingjillian january i feel like she needs to do it with more character look o. like moooo-ving. you are amazing. i just would have been more mooo. ainsley: amazing or amooozing. [mooing] steve: jillian, that was good. janice: udderly fantastic. take a look at the weather. we have the potential for severe storms later on today. i want you to pay attention if you live across ohio, tennessee valley, the mid south some of these areas could get rocked with more strock to severe storms including middle tennessee. of course, we saw those devastating tornadoes last week hit the nashville area and we could potentially see more destructive storms today. especially this afternoon and this evening. so here is our severe threat through tonight, includes parts of texas all the way up towards kentucky and tennessee with this what we call a hatched area, meaning that all of those ingredients could come together for strong storms, including tornadoes, all right? so i need you to know where you are going to get your watches and warnings from. make sure you have your noah weather radios on and these storms could come potentially in the overnight hours when people are sleeping. just keep that in mind. we will certainly keep you up to date. behind that we are going to see some cold weather, cold enough for snow across the rockies, the northern plains and we could potentially see some flash flooding over the dessert area. this is going to be a big concern, especially across california in towards arizona where some of these areas if you get an inch, an inch and a half of rainfall is going to cause flash flood situation. so there is your forecast precipitation. that's a lot of rain for some of these areas. so he wool keep that in mind. and the ski resorts are enjoying quite a bit of snow across the rockies. so there is the good news. of course, we are going to keep you up to date on the potential for the strong storms, especially our friends in tennessee. steve: it's that time year. janice: yep, it is. steve: thanks, janice. ainsley: campuses across the country shutting down because of the covid-19. what is the cost to your family with students at home that is just ahead. brian: and bill to overhaul the fisa courts heads to the senate for a vote. next guest says we are one step closer to ending a dark chapter in our history. we will talk about that. make the music louder. we will go to break. ♪ baby you weren't the forgiving kind ♪ this spring, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com and earn a free night. because when your business is making the most of it, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com brian: all right. we're back with a fox news alert. the coronavirus shutting down campuses across the country. ainsley: universities and classes moving classes online as the covid-19 cases are starting to sign. lauren joins us live to tell us what this means for the students. hey, lauren. >> good morning, ainsley and brian. it means a long spring break for them. more than 1300 coronavirus cases across the country, schools are worried about community spread, particularly because they can't police where students travel over spring break. let's show you some of the colleges that have moved the classroom online. these numbers are expected to grow: the reaction that we are hearing from students is mixed. listen. recommendation i think it's a tough decision for them obviously. but i mean, dangers are continuing to grow, then it might be a necessity at that point. >> it sucks because it's my senior year but kind of crazy because nobody really knows what is going on. >> so what happens to your room and board bill in the meantime. harvard, middlebury and amherst are some universities that will prorate it starting march 15th. penn state is not doing that as of now. others determining what to do in this precarious and fluid situation. there is also, guys, the concern about graduation ceremonies as they are big convenience planned ahead of time that draw a lot of people. many schools say it's simply too early to tell, but they will likely skip the fanfare this year, including the state and city universities of new york. in fact, there is 700,000 students will have virtual learning through spring semester. ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: then you have sports teams and got to wonder on sports teams, are you a senior? do you come back next year and do you recruit a new class come back with your senior class? ainsley: and if they don't offer online courses do your grades stand as is if they cancel the rest of the semester? >> do you get your tuition money back because you are not learning because there aren't learning or virtual classrooms. these are questions that schools across the country are trying to answer right now. where do you go, right? if you can't go home, home when you ever told to leave dormitory what do you do? work with your school? brian: holiday inn. >> you are paying for that, brian. ainsley: thanks, lauren. down to you, steve. steve: house lawmakers passed a bill to extend surveillance powers, fisa powers for our nation's top spy court with reforms. but, are the reforms enough? our next guest in a new op-ed says congress must reign in fisa surveillance in the wake of the abuses we have been talking abouten this program and this channel for over a year. here to discuss former u.s. attorney for utah brett tolman. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: 14 years ago when george bush signed reauthorization of the patriot act which was all tied in to this. you were actually there working in the senate. fast forward to today, given the horrible fisa abuses that have been detailed over the last year or two, this bill really doesn't fix anything. >> no, it doesn't knick fix anyg and very few people realize robert mueller and jim comey were the very same people pushing for a clean reauthorization and no changes. and here we are again 14 years later and congress is about to do the same thing. steve: can you explain to me why republicans are on board with this? >> you know, it's a moment in time in which the department of justice will push very hard and claim that we are going to compromise our ability to stop terrorism, so enormous amounts of pressure are applied to members of congress. they are caving to that, instead of identifying even just simple changes that could preserve our right to privacy and our, you know, ability to have confidence that they are not going to be spying on u.s. citizens illegally. steve: having read it, i don't quite see how with these changes that the house passed and now go onto the senate, i don't see how they can keep bad actors from making it political again in the future. it can happen again. >> it can happen again because they are not changing any of the standards. steve: right. >> there is no standard change. and so when they present a case and they want to get a warrant, to surveil a u.s. citizen, there's no impediment, no hurdle, but their word, you know, their representation of the facts. steve: yeah. carter page is responding to what he sees and he says this. the sham bill represents the latest lazy authorization of completely unchecked bureaucratic power. this remains an historic failure of epic proportions. i think you would agree with carter page on that, wouldn't you? >> yeah. in the wake of what we are dealing with coronavirus, congress is distracted. and that's the time in which you need to be even more vigilant because bad legislation occurs. i hope the president will veto this bill and send it back and send that message that i'm not going to let this happen to another sitting president. steve: we had judge napolitano on about an hour ago. and he said he hopes that the president, you know, realizes what's in it and vetoes it as well. i understand the original sponsors of it were jerry nadler and adam schiff who in the house apparently did not allow hearings to go into the abuses. >> the one change from 14 years ago to today, the democrats back in 2005 were screaming there needs to be better safeguards and accountability but now, you know, they are absent. steve: what is one thing you would have liked to have seen them do? >> just even on section 215, which is their ability to secure a lot of information under this surveillance, increase that to probable cause. right now it's basically relevance. and that's too low of standard. steve: all right. let's see what happens in the senate. it passed the house yesterday. brett tollman chief counsel senate committee and former u.s. attorney from utah. thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: coming up, we have a final big hour here on "fox & friends." as you can see we have senator marco rubio, nancy grace tammy bruce and dana loesch. put down that remote. more from new york city in two minutes. ♪ a little bit more concerned about where you are going ♪ a world ♪ my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. 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president is suspending travel for much of europe to the united states. you can see popular tourist attractions and cities throughout italy, there's subway right there are nearly deserted i believe. some of the tourist spots and subway in rome. brian: i never thought i would see anything like that. europe brought to its knees. ainsley: bars, restaurants closed. steve: because it started in china and we didn't realize what big a problem it was until such a big problem and people were coming here and getting sick and it's like where is this coming from. so many people realize now the best way to protect yourself aside from don't touch your eyes and wash your hands and things like that, it's just the social distancing. if you don't have to be in a big group with people, don't. brian: if you have disease, be honest with the world, what went into it so we can help solve the problem. ainsley: don't forget the president did travel ban weeks ago. brian: president trump addressing the nation to calm fears. ainsley: calling for economic relief for americans and suspending travel for one month. steve: griff jenkins. griff: good morning, his address me have aleaved some of fears for this nation. >> to keep new cases from entering our shores, we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. we are all in this together. we must put politics aside, stop the partisanship and unify together as one nation and one family. griff: the ban does not apply for americans trying to fly home. it will include a payroll tax cut, guaranty financial aid for the sick and those carrying for them. aid for small business in worst-hit sectors. this after the administration's top had this warning for country. >> things will get worse than they are right now. how much worse we'll get, will depend on our ability to do two things, the contain the influx of people who are infected coming from the outside and the ability to contain and mitigate within our own country. griff: meanwhile a lot of action and send bill to the floor for a vote, this bill will cover corona virus testing for all, emergency unpaid leave and billion dollars in food assistance, speaker pelosi expected to pass the house and expects the house then to go into recess after last night and unclear if the senate will take this up or not or the house will stay around in anticipation of conferencing new bill. pelosi holding weekly conference 10:45, something to watch today, guys. steve: griff, i'm looking at roll call, a senate staffer for maria -- washington state senator maria cantwell tested positive for covid-19. what sort of provisions is the u.s. capitol hill? >> we haven't heard of any new provisions. we did hear a press release saying that she will have staff teleworking immediately and that the infected staffer is taking the necessary precautions for treatment, but it is very telling and important to note that, you know, once you've got one, you have to see where it goes and i expect as congress tries to get out of town, we will get an update at some point this morning. brian: i hope they do something to prop up the economy first. i don't know if that's, indeed, possible. ainsley: we wish the staffer well, thank you so much, griff. steve: griff was talking about the president's travel ban for much of europe with the exception of the united kingdom. so you asked a great president of the president 45 minutes ago. ainsley: i have a friend whose daughter is studying abroad and asked what do you think i should do and led me to ask mike pence, the vice president, so many kids travel ago broad and are worried , should they stay at school and be careful and vigilant. the vice president answered that question. >> every one of those families should know their kids can come home and funneled through 13 different airports and ask them to self-quarantine regardless of their symptoms or what their condition might be. i would suggest that 70% of the new coronavirus cases in the country, in the world are now being manifest in europe. i'd leave that decision to every family, but there's no barrier to their kids or any american coming home. steve: restrictions does not apply to u.s. citizens only foreign nationals. brian: that might be amended as early as today and she said, i wish i had taken books home, if i have to study at home all my stuff is in my room. are you going to be able to go back and grab it? ainsley: they understand their kids now after listening to the interview that they can come back. americans can come back, you have to self-quarantine and if you're not showing symptoms. the problem is what if kids get sick or what if those countries close their borders. steve: all good questions and great to have the vice president and we heard a moment ago in that sound bite, the vice president said most of the people who get it will have just mild symptoms. apparently that's what happened to tom hanks and wife rita wilson. he's in the great country of australia on the gold coast and about to start filming a movie about the life of elvis pressie and tom hanks will play colonel. ainsley: we felt tired like we had cold, rita had chills that came and went. slight fevers too. to play things right as is needed we were tested for corona virus and found to be positive. medical officials have protocols that must be followed. we, hanks, will be tested observed and isolated for as long as public health and safety requires. steve: apparently the premier of queensland in australia, anybody who is in contact with the hanks' will have to self-isolate because -- brian: right. if you will have to be in quarantine, i would like to say tom hanks gave it to me. knowing that you survived. ainsley: i have a friend -- i do have a friend that's stocking up on liquor and wine because she said if i'm going to be in quarantine -- brian: especially if you're healthy. steve: the key for tom hanks he has type 2 diabetes. it is a serious disease we are talking about. ainsley: he's 63 and so is rita. we wish them the best. brian: last night major sports league to say in america we are not going to play, no, we are not going to play each other without fans, we will not play at all and that's the nba. they decided after getting a positive test from utah jazz player, too much of a risk, too many questions. the statement from the league sounds like this. the nba is suspending, not ending game play following the conclusion of tonight's scheduled games until further notice. the nba will use this determining next steps in moving forward. mark cuban was court side as is mavericks were playing in a tight game and that's the look on his face as he gets the report that the nba season is going on suspension. ainsley: so what happened? the game -- they were ready to start the game and the thunder mascot and the crew, the storm chasers, that's the dance team, they were trying to entertain the crowd and they had a 35-minute delay, then the officials talked, the players were warming up and they ended up going to locker rooms as officials say you're not playing and started escorting the fans out of the stadium. there they are. brian: it's hit everybody. whether you're a sports fan, you want to come back mike strahan show in manhattan. ainsley: some of the front-row seats are very expensive. did they get their money back? brian: mark cuban talked about this after the game. >> this is people's lives at stock. this isn't about basketball, pandemic, global pandemic. this is something out of a movie. steve: it is like something out of a movie. the announcement resolved around rudy goldberg. in the first media availability after stopped from entering locker room made a point to touch the microphones and recorders placed in front of him on monday and we've got some video where he does that, that was on monday and then now he has the coronavirus and the entire nba season has been suspended. ainsley: he was jokingly doing that not knowing he had corona. ainsley: reports he felt fine, minor symptoms. you worry about respiratory hit. one of the things, don't let your mouth get dry. steve: charles payne says it will have impact, here is charles from an hour ago on the program. >> it's obvious that we have an economy that is driven by consumers getting out there and spending money and enjoying their lives and enjoying their own success. the next 30 days is a big question mark. idea that we are doing this dramatic decisive actions i think ultimately is what we want. we wanted to go down. we we wanted to plunge and be as scary as possible so we can come out of it the same way. maria: steve: while spring training is in full bloom down in florida and elsewhere, they are still having games. people are still going to those games every day, i mean, the players have separated from the people in the stands but nonetheless the whole idea of social distancing, the people in the stance are shoulder to shoulder and suggesting in many places including seattle, don't stand shoulder to shoulder with people at the bar, don't sick close to people because they just worry about spreading it throughout the community. brian: right. i know mls and nhl has already said no access to the locker rooms but i'm wonder if the nhl will take lead from the nba because they might -- they don't want to be the last league to stand and say i'm being too cavalier with this. ainsley: right. broadcast everything on -- by the tv and don't let people be there in person. jillian has headlines. jillian: let's begin with fox news alert now. two americans are killed and dozen others hurt in a rocket attack on iraqi military base. the barrage of rockets found in back of pickup truck, no one has claimed responsibility. the deadly ambush coming the same night as the remains of two fallen marine raiders returned home to the u.s. they were killed earlier this week fighting isis in iraq. convicted leaker chelsea manning recovering from suicide in jail. locked up in may for refuse to cooperate. 2020 census could be delivered to your mailbox started today. count is every ten years. this is expected to be the country's largest official count ever and for the first time ever the questionnaire will be available to fill out online. it must be completed by the end of the year. send it back to you. steve: a lot of people talking about that. jillian: yeah. brian: meanwhile, coronavirus rose nationwide, new op-ed that shows china's grip. senator rubio cowrote it. he talks about what we need to do right away. ainsley: the bear brings baby got back to the singer, can you guess who is inside? you won't believe it. the dual t that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. by brushing with sensodyne sensitivity & gum at home it's giving you the relief that you need and the control that you need to take care of your oral health. and it creates a healthier environment. there's no question it's something that i would 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brian: biden. >> well, yeah, look obviously we will see the numbers move but the president according to poll asking doing very well among hispanic american voters and that doesn't surprise me. we have large percentage of voters that came from nicaragua, cuba, venezuela, they fled socialism in venezuela and nicaragua and cuba and the president's position on those issues. he's been a great friend to colombia. stronger than any president in american history, any president in american history against castro regime, now the maduro regime and against the ortega regime in nicaragua. they know socialism doesn't work and grateful for what he has done to confront tyrants. brian: bernie sanders rocked his hopes of winning over the cuban community. it's important too, the president has been tough in the border but he doesn't want it to affect his march when it comes to the hispanic community. that was the fear after the autopsy after mitt romney lost. has he been able to in your mind overcome that? >> well, there's a great disconnect between reality and what people up here in washington and the media and in political circles talk about. the notion that because you're a hispanic and your parents or you are an immigrant you are in favor of illegal immigration is absurd. the overwhelming majority of hispanics in the country are legal immigrants or the lee scentants of legal immigrants and they themselves appreciate how important to protect processes, by the way, this is not unique in the united states. in méxico right now the polling after polling show it is overwhelming majority of mexicans want the mexican government to get stricter about migration. we are facing the same issues in the bahamas and in other places. brian: absolutely. >> there's the notion that because you're an immigrant you're in favor of illegal immigration. you may know individual of case that is you feel sorry for, but there's a difference you're against immigration and against illegal immigration. immigration like anything else we have, has to have laws and rules. so you can be proimmigration and still have a good set of rules that we follow. brian: all right, senator, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. brian: meanwhile off the talk nancy grace is back exclusively on fox nation. she joins us live in studio with a preview. this spring, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com and earn a free night. because when your business is making the most of it, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. 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>> over 30 years. still uninvolved. we started getting tips, that's how i always think of chucky right there. ainsley: that would be the worse because you never have closure and you wonder -- >> i had closure. you and i were talking about fiancee that was murdered. i found out what happened. prosecutors took guy to trial and was convicted but i can't imagine never knowing what happened. steve: that's how his mother felt here. we have a clip where she talks to chucky's mother about the boy. >> it's been 34 years, nancy, can you believe that? >> no. i can't. >> i just -- i mean, and you know, nancy, sometimes i ask myself, you know, how -- what -- how long do i do this. >> i know how long until you can't do it anymore. steve: nancy, that family has nod had closure and the police departments all across the country they can only look for so long until they close the case. these are cold case that is you're working on. >> we also cover crime and justice of the day such as the perv weinstein, everything that's happening, missing people, amber alerts, especially missing children. right now in case still looking for him and cult mom, lori vallow and smaller cases that i find on facebook and website. ainsley: a girl from our hometown and she went to a bar, she was a student and they never found her, nancy, her parents never had closure. what you're doing for the families is amazing. >> people ask me since you had twins that just turned 12, have you gone soft on crime? what happened when i had them i realized for the first time how much i had to lose and how much parents have lost when their children go missing so i've turned into more -- brian: more vigilant. >> that's a nice way to put it. thank you. brian: this is march month which is the marchs where you on criminal justice month. you are getting free for 99 cents. ainsley: he said that, nancy. >> guys, i'm going through the sofa and i'm getting 9 9 cents. i'm signing all of you up. ainsley: crimeonline.com. you must have similar addresses. steve: she's been authorized or drives by and picks it up. ainsley: she pays your bills. >> thank you for that. honor and pleasure. ainsley: thank you, nancy. steve: straight ahead, breaking news, tom hanks and his wife rita wilson announced that they have tested positive for the coronavirus. how will it affect the public on the pandemic? tammy bruce is up next copd makes it hard to breathe so to breathe better i started once-daily anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say go this way i say i'll go my own way with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. do not use anoro if you have asthma. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. the most common side effects are sore throat, diarrhea and pain in the arms and legs. ask your doctor about once-daily anoro to start treating your copd. ♪go your own way save at anoro.com billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. steve: we have just learned that apparently viking cruises have suspended all trips until may because of the coronavirus threat. ainsley: all right a nounsment comes as the president suspends travel from europe for a month. steve: jackie deangelis where the plane took off. do we have the information that the person who got on the plane knew they had the coronavirus? >> good morning, to you, no, we don't have that information and that is so critical when it comes to personal responsibility element here and possibly why the president chose to enforce the travel ban. take a listen, though, to what mike pence had to say about the president's address and decision announced in the oval office last night. >> the american people should know that the president has no higher priority than the well-being and safety of the people in the country. >> okay, this all comes back to health, right, trying to keep everybody safe. the passenger that got on plane to florida, a gentleman that i encountered in my apartment building that was going to italy at this time. you wonder what people know about their condition and what they're thinking, the risk level may not be risk that i want to assume. the president is basically saying, if you choose to go to the u.s. you may not come back in 30 days. does that really apply to me? people are asking those questions and they are worried about how nervous they should be about the virus. they are trying to stay calm and trying not to panic but a restriction like this ups the ante, if you will. a lot of questions. this will probably flesh out more during the day. european union did respond criticizing the president for making the unilateral decision without notice but it's going to impact a lot of people and hopefully, you know, the idea is try to keep them safe, guys. steve: all right, jackie deangelis, thank you. coronavirus rocking the entertainment world as tom hanks confirmed by instagram that he and his wife rita wilson tested positive while filming a new movie in australia. brian: here to weigh in fox news contributor, tammy bruce. they picked a couple that america loves too. the greatest actor of our generation. what does this represent? what changes? >> sometimes you think it's like why we would we care more about a celebrity couple who gets this when americans and people around the world are suffering from this, but there's a value in that, is that people know them overall generally, you can relate to them, you have a sense of who they are and yet hard to realize that tom hanks is in his 60's. you think when did that happened. that's a reminder that we are getting older and this is an issue, risk factor for both of them. they are working on a film down there. australia struck with this as well. they are taking care of themselves. he does have the underlying issue of type 2 diabetes, right, so these are individual who thought it was a cold. a fever for brief day, his wife did or headache or sneezing. it tells you the spectrum here that some people end up in the emergency room because some of the stories are people can't breathe and i think the discussion of this and what will happen afterwards their discussion of what the experience was and will help people i guess have more of a -- steve: we put up the numbers, there's a thousand cases here in the united states. >> that's right. steve: we don't know how many of those people have recovered. when tom hanks and his wife leave isolation in coast of australia, people will go, that wasn't so bad if indeed it's 2 weeks from now. >> there are stories of people who recovered including the washington post story a week or two ago, that wasn't too bad. i drank 3 bottles of gatorade every day. for some people it's more serious and stories of recovery and what we will find out with the test, mild symptoms, give us a sense of what the spectrum is like with every virus. your health matters and thinking about things like high blood pressure, if you have diabetes, if you're slightly overweight. why it matters to try to get healthy not just for having the good life now but when there's something surprising that strikes you, the country enough healthy to withstand this and lead the way to overcome it. ainsley: thank you, tammy. >> sure. jillian: let's begin with this, foreign intelligence surveillance act heads to the senate after passing the house with bipartisan support. it reauthorizing government surveillance tools before they expire on sunday. legislation includes new reforms including privacy protections and changes for the fisa court in response to claims that it was used to spy on former trump campaign adviser carter page. judge andrew napolitano says the power granted by the fisa court is troubling. >> these with the tools, this was part of the tool box that comey and company used against candidate donald trump that started all the problems. jillian: some republicans on capitol hill are urging the president to veto the fisa renewal. they say it doesn't do enough to protect the public's privacy. a new bill could limit screen time for young kids at school. minnesota lawmakers are proposing a measure that would ban students in public schools from using tablets and smart phones from teachers. recommendation of the american academy of pediatrics and says kids age 2 to 5 should not be exposed to screen for more than one hour a day. the bill would also apply to kindergarteners. can you guess the giant bear mass singer? take a look. ♪ ♪ jillian: the singer stunning the judges. host nick cannon stunning the crowd during the reveal. >> oh, my god. wow. you guys cannot believe -- >> is that tina fay. >> governor palin. jillian: seemed to be entertaining. ainsley: i love that she thought it was tina fay. steve: that is hilarious. ainsley: janice is here and has the weather for us. janice: yes, i'm concerned part of tennessee, ohio valley, stronger severe thunderstorms. know how you're going get the watch or warning. we will see the thunderstorms fire up especially in the afternoon, maybe into the overnight as well. severe threat, there's your risk from parts of texas all the way up towards kentucky, tennessee, illinois, indiana with the hatched area, the large hails and watching that system. all the potential for heavy rain across the southwest, friends across arizona and california will watch potential for flash flooding. we will keep you up to date. steve: jd, thank you. ainsley: joe biden caught in extense exchange again. the more biden lashes out the better another democrat looks. find out who coming up. steve: ed henry has a day job in 12 minutes he will take over the channel. ed: you know, i think kilmeade needs a night job, i would watch that. that would be amazing. brian: you just blew it. you told everybody. ainsley: what song should he sing? ed: you lost the loving feeling or something like that. 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[inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> you're a lying dog face pony soldier. that's not true. you're saying things that you do not know what you're talking about. i'm beginning to see why your wife left you. why, why, why are you getting nervous, man. you should vote for trump. you should vote for trump. ainsley: here to react radio talk show host grace cancel, dana loesch. >> ancey, good -- ainsley, good morning. thanks for having me. ainsley: what happens then? >> i don't think that it looks good for him and ainsley, the craziest things that i have seen in defense of biden's behavior here is people are saying we found our trump. he's like trump. there's a huge difference between what president trump does on behalf of american voters and on behalf of people who feel that for the past decade and more they've been really persecuted and kicked around by one ideology in the united states and then joe biden who is literally arguing with those exact voters. there's a huge difference between that and so that comparison doesn't really work out but he needs to not make bernie sanders look like the sane candidate if he wants to win. bernie sanders is pretty out there and we don't need joe biden doing the same although if that's all the party has to offer it's all they have to offer. ainsley: all right. what do you think about hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton, for joe biden to behave like this he actually might make her seem likable which he would have accomplished the impossible to do that. ainsley: many people are wondering if she will be his vice president. we will see. thank you so much, dana for being with us. more "fox & friends" moments away. ♪ at today's best western, stay two nights and get a free night for your next stay. one night, two nights, free night. book now at bestwestern.com. stop dancing around the pain free night. that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm . . 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