rob: breaking down the hot button issues like the 2020 race, his response to chuck schumer at supreme court threat and the next steps on the coronavirus. carley: the president will spend billions of dollars into containment efforts. todd: an outbreak of new cases across the country, in 24 hours, we are live with the latest. pretty big breakfast news. carley: we will tell you about donuts all month long. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ carley: good morning, haven't seen you in a while. todd: i got nervous. when we were getting ready for the shot sources told me you had been cooking and almost tripped on your way out. carley: running out to this position and put my foot directly in my bag. all of my makeup is now broken. todd: that is what you can expect for the next hour. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us. a fox news alert breaking overnight, new york rabbi test positive for the coronavirus as maryland confirmed its first 3 cases of the deadly illness. todd: aishah hasnie joins us live, a massive bill to combat the outbreak. >> reporter: this will help to pay for a vaccine, medical supplies and even small businesses taking a hit from this virus. at a fox news townhall donald trump reassuring the country he is not yet worried about any long-term economic impact. >> it certainly might have an impact but people are staying in the united states and i like that. we met with the airline companies, they are doing a fantastic job and they are not flying to areas that have a big problem. everybody has to be calm. >> coronavirus deaths at 12 with 200 cases across the country, including the first 3 cases in maryland. these are patients who contracted the virus when traveling overseas. they are in good condition. dramatic video out of northern california, the air national guard delivering to coronavirus test kits to the grand princess cruise ship anchored across the coast, 3500 people stuck on board just waiting to be tested after a passenger from a previous trip died from the virus. in new york the rabbi of a suburban synagogue at the center of an outbreak is the latest confirmed case prompting hundreds more passes of quarantine. >> we have doctor safire coming to answer the most important questions. donald trump slams democrats past accomplishments in an exciting townhall on fox news. >> the country is more united than people think and ultimately what is uniting the country is success. it was a fake impeachment aimed at trump. we have many healthcare plans where 65% less expensive than obamacare. the country when i took it over was in bad shape. i really believe we will win this next election and when we do the other side will say okay, that is it, let's get along. todd: the biggest moments of the night. >> reporter: donald trump tore into obamacare, his rival and the entire 2020 democratic field last night. this is a preview of the general election campaign, it is going to get worse. >> when they hit as we have to get back. this 2 ways of doing it, turning your cheek but i wouldn't be sitting here if i turned my cheek, and let them fit hitting at me and i won't do it. >> reporter: the townhall is held in scranton, pennsylvania, likely why donald trump chose that location but it could be a reminder of 2016, pennsylvania was a surprise when of donald trump over hillary clinton and helped put him in the white house. he told her from the crowd he was prepared to face bernie sanders in the general election after the first few primary states and polls showing sanders winning before super tuesday. >> in a certain way bernie would be tougher. he has a base, much smaller base. a lot of my people were here, i did nothing to do that but a lot of support everywhere. >> reporter: donald trump talked about healthcare defense in his administration's response to the coronavirus, answer an audience question about how he contradicted his own officials, the president went into health policy and what republicans have done for obama care. >> it is bigger than obama care and what we have left is the carcass of obama care or you could call it new healthcare because without preexisting, without the individual it is a different ball game. >> reporter: he spent a big part of the townhall ripping biden. he did tweet we need a president who will choose unity over division. carley: a lively townhall. on the other side of the aisle nancy pelosi is criticizing the state of the 2020 race. your what she had to say about elizabeth warren bowing out. >> i do think there is an element of misogyny that is there and some of it isn't mean-spirited, it just isn't there. they have their own insecurities. jillian: she added america is ready for a woman president. todd: her decision to leave the trail leaves voters up for grabs. carley: bernie sanders should not bank on their full support. >> warren backers, some would go for sanders, some of them wouldn't and that is shown in some of the polling where you see who their second choice might be but biden will too so i don't see her voters is a definite vote for the liberal lane as we were discussing it but for warren she has a lot of issues, wasn't that she is a woman. a lot of people are saying that. issue was explaining how her various plans work. she had a credibility issue, likability issue, that is why she didn't win. carley: they have similar far left platforms but she's holding out on an endorsement until she decides which candidate. carley: mike pompeo condemns the international crime court's decision to explain possible war crimes in afghanistan. >> this is a breathtaking action. and unaccountable institution masquerading as a legal body. carley: the probe would look at reports of crimes against humanity committed by the taliban afghan forces and us troops. pompeo calls the decision reckless in the wake of the afghan peace deal. we will hear more from pompeo when he joined "fox and friends" at 7:25 eastern time. todd: a federal judge slamming the attorney general for the special counsel's russia report and demanding a review of the unredacted versions, judge reggie wilson wanted to turn whether the redaction was warranted and whether they followed guidelines. wilson writing, quote, the court serious the questions whether william barr made a calculated attempt at public discourse about the mueller report in favor of donald trump. despite certain findings in the rejected version to the contrary. the special counsel mueller had not found evidence time the trump campaign to russian meddling. carley: the new dock you series on hillary clinton is out. it document or failed 2016 campaign and gives an inside look at her marriage the nearly cost bill clinton his job. >> i think about the most stupid thing i could do i would do it. >> didn't want anything to do with it. carley: former president bill clinton says he had a relationship with monica lewinsky to manage his anxiety. carley: i will see that one out. todd: a fox news alert, donald trump set to touch down in tennessee, the national weather service confirms two violent tornadoes devastated the state. >> the lake seen around the world could cost this prankster more than he may have bargained for. we will have that scoop next. ♪ with best in class camera technology and larger, more functional beds than any competitor. the 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to the cookeville putnam county tornado relief fund. you can donate directly to the bank and make sure you have the right account because in situations like this cameras love to pop up so make sure you have the right ones. later today the president is planning to come to nashville 80 miles to the west of where we are but we will see if he plans to come out and shake hands of first responders as he usually does, tour the damaged areas, we haven't gotten a full schedule from the white house yet. carley: it will be a big more round boost when they need it most. turning to headlines, a loaded gun was discovered in a jail were convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein was found dead. federal investigators say it was smuggled in the detention center in new york city. the facility has been criticized ever since epstein was found dead while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. his death was ruled a suicide. carley: but realistically or his friend because they asked that his wife's disappearance, susan lied about police wanting to contact her, durst is on trial accused of killing berman 20 years ago. prosecutors say her life sealed her fate. and another woman to cover up his wife's disappearance in the 80s, he pleaded not guilty. >> investors unloading stock as the coronavirus care hits wall street hard. todd: tracy carrasco has what we can expect that "the opening bell" next. ♪ these days you need faster internet that does all you expect and way more. that's xfinity xfi. get powerful wifi coverage that leaves no room behind with xfi pods. and now xfi advanced security is free with the xfi gateway, giving you an added layer of network protection, so every device that's connected is protected. that's a $72 a year value. no one else offers this. faster speed, coverage, and free advanced security at an unbeatable value. get the xfi gateway and download the xfi app today. carley: the fight for florida is on, a poll shows joe biden could take a landslide victory in the upcoming primary, favored by 61% of likely democratic primary voters, sanders lags behind with 12%. several candidates you see here have dropped out. florida's primary is march 17th. todd: andrew yang scores after joy behar says alexandria ocasio cortez would make a good vice president. >> she would be a good choice except she is a bernie person. >> is not old enough. >> as a vp. >> it is conceivable the vice president is going to be president. todd: he is all about the math. ocasio cortez is too young for the office, she is 30. a scary foxbusiness alert. carley: a box -- foxbusiness alert, markets tumbled on news the coronavirus is spreading without dropping 1000 points. todd: tracy carrasco with the futures. >> reporter: let's look at those numbers from yesterday, the dow dropping 960 points, the s&p lower by 106, the nasdaq losing, losses of 3% across-the-board. futures not looking much better, we are seeing the selloff continue, dow futures down by 366, the nasdaq futures lower as well. despite futures being lower we are seeing the average up 2%, 3% for the week, pretty surprising. we had some days with some big gains. it has been a roller coaster week, very volatile. is investors flee stocks we see the rush for the safer assets continuing, sending the treasury yield and mortgage rates lower. investors continuing to monitor the coronavirus. those fears caused the selloff. todd: a majority of 401(k) investors are not touching this money, 20, 30, 40 years. carley: don't panic. todd: speaking of panicking. carley: free donuts every friday morning as long as you purchase a coffee drink, you purchase the coffee drink with your loyalty reward program. you can get a free plastic donut every friday as we see the breakfast war between the fast food chains heating up, wendy's launching their breakfast, mcdonald's gave away free sandwich that day. didn't give up donuts for lent. carley: this is while of capitalism. you got to compete. where do i go for breakfast? todd: another way to get free breakfast is anchor this show. time, 23 after the hour. lifelong democrat tells donald trump exactly why he jumped ship to vote republican in 2016. >> joe biden or bernie sanders is going to try to get your vote back. is there anything that would change your mind? >> i like what has happened in the last four years. >> do democrats have any chance of ringing these voters back? tennessee congressman joins us live with his prediction. ♪ now there's new powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. new dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. behold, the best or perhaps you can do better? join travelocity, get instant savings, and come give it a go! oh no, my masterpiece! travelocity. wander wisely. and my lack of impulse control,, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the 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but fulfill promises in a way economically, domestically, foreign policy, most americans are somewhere, republicans or democrats are independents they want a better life for their family, safer country, donald trump has delivered. >> usmc a, trade deal signed into law, china phase i trade deal, the list goes on but people usually vote on kitchen table issues, how much money is in their wallet but because the president does tweet controversial things, very outspoken some people suggested he may have a tough time getting moderate voters to vote for him in november. what do you think of that? >> moderate voters work up like the rest of us who are conservatives, even liberals are going to vote for him and i will tell you why, their family is doing better, hx, america is safer. i had a person at the airport yesterday say donald trump is unique, he's not the typical politician, for years and years sugarcoated answers and gave political doubletalk, he talked to the american people and delivered, the american people will deliver -- todd: the tragedy in your state, the president going to tour the tornado damage in tennessee. describe the situation as you heard about it on the ground. >> this is a tragedy, natural disaster that has gone from an urban area in downtown nashville, big american city all the way into rural tennessee, sadly a tremendous amount of fatalities, 200 other injuries. we have a situation of economic devastation that the human cost is tremendous and i am glad the president is coming in and will show the people of tennessee as he has done before that he loves us, loves this nation and we will get tennessee back on track. we are the volunteer state. we love each other and we will get through this. carley: the country is rallying behind you. for any viewers that may want to help out where should they go to do that? >> there are a lot of agencies. my wife is on the board of the salvation army in chattanooga. pick an organization that is reliable, the federal government will step in. i have reassured people across the state, and said ranking member on homeland security appropriations, fema will help, the dollars will be there to help the people of tennessee. volunteer help is always needed. love your neighbor, care for them and we will make this through and for those who lost loved ones it is horrific, their lives will be forever changed but we will come together as tennesseans and get past this. carley: thank you so much, appreciate it. turning to some headlines. republicans criticize senate majority leader chuck schumer, minority leader after he tries to explain these comments about supreme court justices. >> i want to tell you, neil gorsuch, i want to tell you, brett kavanaugh you have released a whirlwind and you will pay the price. >> reporter: schumer making the remarks as they consider controversial abortion law in louisiana, donald trump and mitch mcconnell now speaking out. >> that was a real intimidation and the best you can say is they are trying to intimidate the way the judges vote so justices vote their way. if a republican did what schumer did they would be in jail right now. >> used words that generally are associated with inciting violence. chuck schumer out to know better than that. we have a problem. >> reporter: it doesn't senators pushing to senator schumer. democrats blame his strong language on being from brooklyn. he did not mean to threaten neil gorsuch or brett kavanaugh. todd: a contest to name a mars rover. why he chose the name perseverance. >> we are in species of explorers and there will be setbacks on the way to mars but we can persevere. not as a nation but as humans we will not give up. the human race will always persevere into the future. >> the virginia middle school or won the naming contest out of 28,000 students, the $2 billion perseverance rover will launch into space this summer. that is really cool. i am sure he will celebrate this weekend. todd: speaking of somebody the weekend. carley: i wore my pants inside out this morning and getting changed in the dark. >> 20s and 30s across the map and i was putting away most of my winter clothing yesterday. you know what will happen across the northeast? snow. i am batting 0 right now. past 24 hours, snow across the great lakes and a coastal event will bring a little bit of snow to coastal new england. it will clip the coasts but it will bring the colder temperatures down and we could see snow across long island and cape cod. there is your forecast, not a lot but something to keep an eye on. daylight savings time. spring forward this weekend. you lose an hour of sleep. carley: can we abolish this whole thing? does anybody like daylight savings time? >> janice: i will speak for america. i will do a poll on twitter. >> marco rubio posted as we yesterday saying what do you think? he does not like it. >> if i was running for president i would say no more daylight savings. todd: in 2024. >> janice: everyone can get behind, bipartisan, thank you. happy friday. where your pants the right size. the time is 35 after the hour. todd: decisive action to contain the coronavirus, new cases pop up across the us. doctor nicole safire answering questions how to protect your self. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. >> one of the things i did is closed the borders to china and other areas. the other thing i'm working with phenomenal people. mike pence is working 20 hours a day and doing a fantastic job. everybody has to be calm. >> as he is expected to sign the $8.3 billion funding bill. >> how have his actions protect americans so far? todd: doctor nicole safire breaks it down. the president received a lot of flak from the other side of the aisle. how have his efforts prevented this from getting worse in the us? >> the most important thing when combating a pandemic is early mobilization of resources and make sure we have all the support we need which is why the president will sign a big spending bill to make sure we have the financial support we need to battle this. early on in record time donald trump issued a travel ban coupled with travel restrictions, quarantine and screening of travelers, that is why we have fewer cases. >> that travel ban was so smart. let's look at the coronavirus spending bill, $3 billion pumped into research and develop an for a vaccine, public health agencies with rapid response remedies and $1 billion for medical supplies. are you unhappy with the money allocated to fight this? >> i believe the specifics to economists, but the numbers are substantial. we talk about 300-$500 million. >> a good political point. >> i was premed for a semester and here is the first one. he commented with the following question. how long does the virus live outside the body? >> it does seem to be living - they are seeing 9 days. let's not let time try to kill the virus. >> somebody sneezes with the coronavirus. viewer question, somebody and instagram wonders what is the difference between the virus and the flu. >> get asked that all the time. in the sense that most people have mild symptoms, no fever, just a common cold but the -- far more people have a theater -- fever. the symptoms last closer to two weeks whereas the flu is 7 days but both present upper respiratory infection and this turns into pneumonia as well. it can turn into pneumonia. the flu can develop into subsequent pneumonia. we have 18,000 americans who died from the flu. >> that was an additional question. if we feel sick and quarantine at home will of the counter meds help? >> similar to the flu when you take over-the-counter medications it will help your symptoms but unlike the flu which we do have tamiflu which lessens the severity we are in clinical trials but tylenol, motrin may work but if you have severe symptoms you want to call your physician or go to the hospital. carley: i wonder if he killed the virus. could become dormant in the summer? >> pandemics work in ways. i what i stated gone by the summer but at room temperature alone the virus only lasts 9 days but higher temperatures last less. i expect it to listen but you will see ways of it to ramp up in august. todd: is it safe to take a domestic flight if you are pregnant? >> flying during pregnancy bears its own risk but you have a lower immune system, more susceptible to infection. specific to covid-19 everyone should be sanitizing surfaces. when you are in an airplane you're more likely to get an infection before the process of getting an airplane, the airplane has filters that filters 99% of germs, your recommended to -- you don't want it on your face to irritate your nasal passages. i like the sanitizing wipes. i wiped the surfaces, wash hands in the most vulnerable seats are next to someone coughing. >> a small study out of china, 180, less then 10% have severe symptoms but we don't have legitimate data but i believe they were born healthy -- rob: everything is so new. carley: that was unbelievably helpful, thank you so much. todd: the battle over d aca in the spotlight as the supreme court prepares to issue a warning on a behind-the-scenes push to strike a deal on so-called dreamers. carley: the days of rewarding illegal immigration must come to a end, he joined us next. 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. >> it is friday, "fox and friends" every single morning. secretary of state mike pompeo on the couch with an update on the peace deal with the taliban and. we will ask questions on that and actions to combat the coronavirus. backlash building over attacks on supreme court justices. we will talk about the plan to censure the senator. john rich on how nashville is coming together to recover from the deadly tornadoes and democrats in the media blaming elizabeth warren's exit from the race on sexism, 1024 other reasons. we will ask diamond and silk coming up. todd: i gave 5 pounds at the diner. todd: it is workplace - carley: there were 5 pounds of muscle. see you in 10 minutes. could this be the end of d aca? the supreme court will rule on it by june but gop senators - >> put together a package. >> we will cross that bridge when we get to it. todd: what happens if they strike down the executive order? carley: tom homan joins us to weigh in. this could be a big deal for the president in june trying to balance between moderate voters and his hard-core base who may want to see dreamers leave the country. what will happen to dreamers if d aca is struck down? >> donald trump is in a great position, we have 800,000 dreamers, democrats looking for a fix, an opportunity to trade a little bit. there are bigger issues than d aca but if you want to talk about that, there can't be a clean fix because you have 200,000 crossing the border in the last few years and the next operation -- it can't be clean. he has to get something in trade. todd: as you know, it creates strange bedfellows. at the end of the day what do you think happens? >> the president asks congress about loopholes, but the ninth circuit case rules the remain in mexico program may have to end. i'm afraid the ninth circuit will look at that decision which will cause another surge. the mexico program has gone away. the democratic leadership, if we take care of this, here is what i need to secure the border, to stop rewarding illegal behavior. we have shown over and over we reward illegal behavior, hiding out long enough, hoping for the next d aca. carley: he could try to strike a deal with democrats but he tried that once before and democrats didn't take the deal. >> if the supreme court finds in his favor he holds the cards. dreamers have to leave the country. he holds the cards better than he held them before. todd: sanctuary cities, donald trump tweeting the following, recent federal court ruling, the federal government withholding funds from sanctuary cities, they should change their status and go non-sanctuary, do not protect criminals. are you okay with taking money from your fellow law enforcement officers in order to push forward this view, we don't want to sanctuary cities or is there another way to do it without hurting law enforcement budget? >> sanctuary cities resulted in many americans being victims of crime. you are giving money to an agency that refuses to do what it can to reduce crime. looking at recidivism rates, when you knowingly lease a public safety threat into another offense. i support the president's stands. and stop rewarding illegal behavior. these jurisdictions, block these people in the jail cell because of the safety threat. all we are asking for is access to the jail, someone who is in the country illegally, committed a crime against a us citizen and remove them. so he can't commit an offense against the public. >> thanks so much. the time is 54 minutes, the lick seen around the world but now it could cost more than he bargained for. we have a scoop. todd: a different one than you have seen. you are looking to fight the coronavirus. ♪ the leading competitor only treats symptoms 2. . . carley: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. ♪ not ♪ it doesn't matter what i do ♪ she only sees me ♪ for ohio am. carley: my gosh i felt that in my soul. when everyone around could only see my failures god saw the best in me. oh my gosh, i'm going to cry. todd: get it mervin. a texas man is going to spend 30 days in jail for licking ice cream and putting it back in a walmart freezer. the video went viral as part of an absolutely disgusting and horrible online trend last summer. >> finally the ugly, tito's vodka is 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