cases throughout the day confirmed cases topping 153,000. the u.s. is now it 2669 as of from about 2000 this morning and 53 confirmed deaths in the u.s. among the u.s. case of the department of defense now saying, that includes ten service members worldwide and certainly the focus has shifted from china to europe and being hit particular hard and that spain is on lockdown. you can't leave for your house except for food or medicine what is being shut down and close, or canceled continues to grow throughout the day. apple shutting down retail stores around the world outside of china. delta airlines saying them cut 40 percent capacity of flights in schools, 18th entire state shutting down k-12 and more than 20 million symmetrical high school students have affected, and crystallized shutting down all of the majors lines shutting down for 30 days in nursing homes restricting visitors elective surgery also being canceled and that many hospitals and the key complaint in the slowness of the test and some that $50 billion in emergency funds according to the vice president pens, will be used and in the days ahead we can expect to see a number of mobile drive-through testing units. back to you john. john: thank you steve. president trump declaring a national emergency in response to the coronavirus outbreak as the house passes the white house endorsed a package those of us to help with the testing and easing of the economic fallout and mark is at the white house. >> mark . >> mark: declaring an emergency and they insist that is taken additional steps to help with the outbreak of american dealing with it all of the country. here the white house wheel of the president trump has taken the coronavirus test and he says he feels fine. and the results are pending and this is also he has had his temperature taken we talked about this earlier today. >> i took the test. and i decided i should based on the press const conference yesterday. people were asking and i thought whatever it takes, a day or two. they send it to a lab. >> mark: the white house conference came here to the press court to get a temperature check. this the first time you've seen this when we are now told that this is a precaution anybody will contact the president on the vice president that they want to make sure that there will be nothing abnormal we did see one member of the white house press court that was allowed into the briefing from what we believe to be above average temperature and we also recommended the medical experts here has said more tests will be rolled out this will be able to help people better understand what is going on. >> as we acknowledge about the new testing, it will alleviate the anxiety of having to worry about we don't know what is going on but also get the individual citizen, the opportunity to see where it stands predicts. >> we know that the white house is working on establishing a web portal to give more americans information about what is going on. working on this testing site. in the video you just saw this at the denver. they're working to make sure that they could pay their student loans as well as increasing contributions to the strategic petroleum reserves in the white house says it also fully supports the bill that is passed by the house last night, this is about that would help companies big and small in terms of making sure the unemployment insurance be paid and that medicaid insurance in the senate is expected to consider the measure next week. and secretary steve mnuchin is working on this. especially for the travel industry. this is what they said in the earlier today. in the white house. >> this is not like the financial crisis where people did not know how long this will go on. we just say that there is no question, because of the things that we are requesting people to do, there are parts of the economy that art shutting down or slowing down dramatically. >> with vice president a whether or not we're going to see any of the travel restrictions and he said right now, all options remain on the table they're not announcing anything else additional today. beside the uk and ireland. we are expecting to get them another update from the white house at some point tomorrow afternoon at the 5:00 o'clock hour. jon: thank you mark. changing when they prayed for the trump administration extending his coronavirus travel ban today. to now include the united kingdom and ireland. that will go into effect at midnight eastern time on monday. it comes as the administration said possible economic aid for the airline and crystalline industries. marion is live and los angeles with more in all of that. >> hi john, were at the international arrival terminal lax and were starting to hear from passengers who just come in and we just had a woman come over and tell us this was a little bit shocked when she was filed into a room and she said about three to 500 other people where they said to wait before they went through some of the things they had to go through like questioning, asked medical questions as part of the protocol. any international travel that is. they still had to fill out a questionnaire and while they were in that run the raw shoulder to shoulder. she felt like they did not have adequate room . maybe they could've had a little better where they were separated just a little bit. so she came over to tell us about that. but also we got from a traveler in newark, said the questionnaire the people actually have to fill out in the city also had temperature taken while he was there as well. if people are sick, they were urging to cdc for their instructions. but other than that they were told to go home and so quarantined for two weeks now present trump enacted the travel man on friday from europe and the night and today, we heard from the vice president pens that he uk and ireland were also added. and monday at midnight. >> oliver health experts present information and will reflect on some of those numbers and they made an unanimous recommendation to the present the real suspend all travel from the uk and ireland that will be effective and midnight monday night. speech of european countries are also taking some extraordinary measures, announcing a shutdown of nonessential shops and restaurants in theaters and in spain they're also locking down 47 million residents only allowing folks to go out for a central church like groceries or work or an emergency. also in italy citizens are now facing fines or jail time for me out and about when they're supposed to be at home. also the trump administration considering travel restrictions for domestic air travel. jon: marianne thank you. to the coronavirus impact in japan now, johns hopkins think there are more than 12000 confirmed cases in that nation with more than 600 deaths. brian has more. >> brian: >> with many including some iranian lawmakers, increasingly concerned that the actual number of infections to be much higher than the nearly 13000 confirmed cases. covid-19 is making its way through the halls of power in tehran, with the senior vice president and cabinet ministers members of parliament in the revolutionary guard, even health ministry officials on the among the affected. syria another country where hundreds of thousands of refugees, is also bracing for a spike in the number of cases. and in the middle east, saudia arabia, largest oil producer just announces suspending all flights in and out. they produce and record amount of oil and outsell russia. and in southeast part of asia, are intensifying in the now subject to a nighttime curfew. and finally keep in mind, one singapore, the thailand island population of about five and half million people, the number of infections there has just popped up hundred per capita is numbers have been very low relative to its neighbors. monitoring team there very tight. easy to get the temperatures taken during an before most gatherings. singapore is not in response to this as well. and they've gone what is learned from dealing with previous epidemics, and yet even there the numbers continue to rise. jon: thank you brian. the coronavirus in the massive shopping brush with some source struggling to keep shelves stocked with toilet paper and other essentials. jacky has more from new york. john today went into two very different scenes layout. we spent the morning at a cost the work place of set up a barricade was so overrun with choppers. but then became the second into a little grocery store. >> jacky: this was a different scene, the shelves are stocked in the amendatory in the warehouse. these products are locally stored. keeping a brand of milk, comes from a look opened her in connecticut and new york pretty same thing with a lot of their meat products they come from pennsylvania and farmers who ernie bright. despite the rush of people coming into the stores, workers are pulling long shifts and they are constantly replenishing. >> everybody came out of the same time between eight and nine those of our biggest rush today we got hit very hard but we are able to escape sin and we have not run out of product here so getting a lot of fresh deliveries. >> jacky: there was tenant money and when the president national emergency. people are buying about a couple of weeks with things at home. things that boston and sauces and canned foods frozen vegetables and bottled water are being cleaned out quicker than groceries can replenish. now there's rush on fresh items like chicken and ground beef that can be frozen and also fruit. industry leaders say the supply chain is healthy but some indicators of further reaching shortages. amazon, told papers largely so that deliveries are delayed indefinitely and causes website, no longer buy baby wipes. some stores now enacting it to item limit on high demand products because of concerns at some point the virus could create they were shortages and will put a strain on manufacturers. and you can feel the tension shops across the country. at costco in california people were waiting in line for hours just to get into the store and the line snaked around the parking lot and at costco in yonkers new york, this morning where we were, traffic was backed up for about a mile and police closure at the parking lot entrance . level of 30 access for about a period of two hours to allow it to clear because it was so overrun. experts are saying what we are seeing progress on things like toilet paper and plastic of the things you actually one have at home, you need in the event you got sick, things like cough medicine and fever reducer and also keep in mind your elderly neighbors who are compromised who cannot risk exposure. headed to the store, consider picking up a couple of vitamins or items for them. jon: former white house physician doctor ronnie jackson will join us in just a few minutes to discuss the growing pandemic and with the presence national emergency declaration means for the ongoing 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vote. here in frequent county, the early voting polling location steady stream of voters casting ballots all day as well as this afternoon. any officials are telling us that early voters are turning out about 80 percent higher than it was in 2016. even though they are not simple right now officials didn't have to relocate some sites because they were located in nursing homes or assisted living centers. the vulnerable population, some workers have dropped out at the last minute . we have spoken to, they said they are confident they will have coworkers come to stay. but is one of the hurdles they are dealing with in spite of the new coronavirus. election officials encouraging voters to take advantage of early male in voting options and they also see on election day, it's a nonpeak hour and that there will be holland of disinfectant. respect one woman at right after she voted is our first time voting. she was too excited to even consider saying home because of the coronavirus. she felt safe passing about ballots. >> it definitely did not worry me necessarily freedom is just more excited about getting out there to vote vote . but they had finger cover options in the woman like the machine, the scanner machine, she told me she sanitizer pin effort after everyone used to print so she was wiping it down as soon as they walked up pretty impressed with all of the cautionary protections they were taking . >> virtual townhome yesterday. bernie sanders, luke to his first virtual rally in monday . jon: thank you allison. for more knowledge this we will bring in clear politics reporter, phil wakeman. you know the campaign season rolls around, campaigns and candidates game plan for all kinds of speed bumps and potholes and parables and would have you, but i cannot imagine anybody planting to be campaigning in the middle of what the world health organization has been been calling the pandemic. >> there's not really a playbook for that. phil: they move very quickly make adjustments because when you cannot be in contact with voters and you can't philip stadiums with your supporters, it's difficult to get your message out and this is been a number of challenges in particular joe biden the front runner and also bernie sanders. think about how joe biden was able to do well in south carolina. he was doing classic retail politician or politics and was shaking hands, kissing they base and taking selfies. those are things that are happening out pretty soon makes it much more difficult to get a message out and they had to make adjustments. i think that is why last week we saw joe biden making the argument not only that he was electable but he is' would be prepared to take on the coronavirus if he wins the white house. jon: generally most campaigns evolve from the economy. voters usually vote their pocketbook. it was pouring along until all of a sudden this coronavirus appears. the stock market takes a huge dive. people get sent home from work. the economic damages going to be significant. in determining democratic candidates something pressing president trump pretty hard over this . phil: this was no surprise that every time you see a the task force, at the white house come to the podium they make the argument that this is very different from that 2009 possession. they said that that was the situation with fundamentals of the economy had trouble not so now and said there saying as a sort of a speed bump that eventually all of us will get over anything when we see bernie sanders and joe biden go face to face, on sunday night, just a couple of blocks from here and cnn, rather than in arizona will run when they were originally going to have a because of the coronavirus they're going to be linking these arguments about economic health and also about public health. i think this is going to be an opportunity for biden to say, look at that executive experience and i know how to with the states . and bernie sanders later reply, will this another reason why we should have medicare for all. jon: bernie sanders, his campaign may need medicare for all. maybe life-support at this point). phil: it is no exaggeration to say that sunday night could be the last dying breath for the bernie sanders campaign. the math just is not there any of the state and they are still on the board. and unless, there's a very slim possibility here but in less he is able to convince a large part of the american public public in the single debate . that biden is not the guy to guy to deal with his health outbreak. and i think though, that while the democratic party has sort of cremated someone bernie sanders image by adopting medicare for all, free college, voters have not warmed to those ideas yet in the rejected him subpart serves a big list for him and he can't get done well, you might be done. jon: the two democratic candidate would like to see voters claiming present trump for the federal government's response to the coronavirus. they are there any signs that that is working. phil: is definitely the approach right now. i was actually taking a little bit back by joe biden speech earlier this week. because not so long ago, when there were matters of public health, or public safety, the argument was all right, we will get to disagree about this, or maybe debate the finer points of a technical response but we will be politics out side. not so now pretty incident think the very first debate what we actually saw between joe biden and donald trump is one were donald trump was not even on stage pretty joe biden and said, made an argument about coronavirus and it was very political. thus far though, what you have seen trump to in these last couple of weeks is focus on how his administration is going to respond to the same. but make no mistake, we are going to be hearing about the coronavirus in political terms from now until november. jon: phil, from real politics. thank you. jon: and justice "fox news" alerts, we now know that the presence coronavirus test came back negative. that according to the new york times and other sources. the president's we you did take a test yesterday after he was hammered up with questions about it and white house news briefing. in the presence coronavirus test negative. former florida candidate andrew in some hot water, he was found inebriated with another man and bags of what could be crystal meth. it was in a south beach hotel room in miami on thursday night. both allegedly were vomiting before the other man collapsed and he was now said to be in a nearby hospital in stable condition. and andrew was not arrested. he said he had too much to drink and he apologized to the people of florida. the president contest and for covid-19 and we now know the results of those tests and they are negative. straight ahead, we will be discussing how the white house is handling the pandemic with present transformer white house tv sports announcer: five seconds left. oh ho! yeah, that's my man 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along with access to free coronavirus testing. two weeks paid sick leave and enhances unemployment insurance. strengthens food initiatives and increases federal medicaid funding to the states . just a short time ago the white house announced that the president tested negative for covid-19 after coming in contact with a bazillion official who was infected. let's bring in formal white house physician dr. ronny jackson. jon: given what happened with the brazilian delegation and the press secretary, from brazil's presidential office, testing positive for coronavirus. was appropriate for present trump to take the test. dr. ronny jackson: i think the president is trying to apply to the same rules everybody else's and to be honest with you, i don't think it was a critical indication to frame to do the test pretty was much like the situation but i was getting, and that physical exam. in a no indication that testing there comes a point where the narrative, is all about that and you have to do something to move on whenever is next. and actually then you can put into been a preacher this would happen here. i think that they looked at where the president held with the regarding arrest, i think that they also decided, i think the president, a just and hey, let's just do the test and putting to bed and move on. it is working hard. i think the press and is in the left are really spinning this out and i think, we need to move on. we need to focus on those things. i'm glad he's got it done and i'm glad it is negative and i hope we can move on now. and not make political chaos out of this. jon: we just put up about some of the bullet points of the contents of this families first coronavirus response act and then they are again. is there anything else you think should be the legislation. reporter: i can't see which avenue screen there. but i think the legislation is good. based on what i know about it. what is right, i think that is probably stuff in there that there was forced in there. justin american here, sometimes they're using a crisis like this for political advantage and get things into the legislation. and they don't necessarily address the problem. i have to look at everything but i think from what i've heard, the testing, i think it is probably appropriate, that the president, signed off on it. it would be appropriate. jon: the president also has declared a national emergency. they want to play it for you now. some of the reasons he said he decided to do that. listen . >> yesterday i declared a national emergency which was a big deal . and opened up avenues that we would never be able to open up without it. we will make more than $50 billion available to us immediately and dense disaster relief on this. >> sue and i mean struck by how much life is changing in this country as a result of this virus and although it has killed some people, relatively small number and primarily, elderly people and people who an underlg medical conditions. in a couple of weeks, in the month of our be going to look back on this and say, we went overboard on this. do you think that doctor jackson or are these simply prudent pretty. dr. ronny jackson: we just don't know. but i hope you're right. i think we will look back on this and safe we were overreacted a little bit. and then it is it is better to be safe than sorry though. i think this thing is fun for political reason i think a lot of people have really gone overboard with it just, and created a lot of fear the does not need to be here. i'm talking here, i thought on st. patrick's day, and folks here find out about it there out there, and the elderly people, people are protecting their grandparents in elderly. making sure they stay home and neither bring groceries to them and do things like that for the rest of us that are young and otherwise healthy, will getting out and not letting this destroy lives. we need to be able to get out and be together to some extent. or take precautions and wash your hands and use hand sanitizer out there and things of that nature. i think we will look back on the stone and say that this was a little bit overblown. hopefully a lot overblown will be able to move on. and do better next time. it. jon: when you look at the store shelves that have been cleaned out, the athletic seasons competitions that have been canceled pretty universities that are canceling classes. to me it is unbelievable what is happening as a rule result of the coronavirus . speech of if you look at this potentially going on for weeks and weeks, we need to figure out how to take a reasonable approach to this. dr. ronny jackson: without a little bit too far too fast for the cancellations. in the things of that nature and the president has worked really hard and great pains to protect this we need to trust him to do this pretty. jon: and unfortunately the society, the daughter be held responsible for getting this thing turned back around. jon: dr. ronny jackson thank you. >> 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really have to see how consumers are going to behave in response to it. i think to say, the signals are extraordinarily mixed and a lot of people are worried that consumer activities will come to a halt airlines, go dammit hope to bookings who number the same time, if you look at what is going on a grocery stores, the merchandise stores winds up to the sidewalks there. so how do consumers behave near the really important issue is how employers behave our companies when you lay people up because they're worried about the property margins are they gonna hold onto them and keep this page exploiting enough to say, as there is kinda big right right now. we have no cnet layoff and after 911, we saw major layoffs, the airlines laid off 89000 workers within ten days of september 11th terrorist attacks we not seeing the big layoffs are now. that's of potential stabilizing force for this economy. jon: there still a lot of uncertainty about the fires until that uncertainty gets answered or 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three months in the road. moreover if you're a big company, and you're laying off workers now, that's actually a cost. you will have to pay severance and other kinds of benefits so you are getting to the cache control and they might need to get through this. i think companies are going to be careful about firing people right now. jon: i hope you're right about that. fox news contributor and also with wall street journal. thank you pretty. jon: rocket attempt targeting the iraqi based fourth of play dead leaves three market troops blended into of them seriously. this just days after a similar attack on that same base that killed two american service members and british medic. they also prompted airstrikes. lucas tomlinson is at the pentagon with us. >> just yesterday at the bidding on at of u.s. forces in the middle east said this airstrikes launched thursday night against iranian backed forces might get teacher future attacks and another round of text this morning that appears to be not the case. >> we believe this will have an effect on the future strikes of this nature. we sing in the past what happens when you do not respond. now people know they were not going to tolerate these direct attacks in american coalition service members. we are willing and able to respond. this closely likely linked to iran. lucas: they were not fired but from behind a cement wall. and from the u.s. military spokesman in baghdad should 56 troops along the rockets about half the many failed to launch an attack was carried on by the daylight . only attacks like this take place and i . they drifted the owner and the scratch to launch the attack and today it after two americans and the british army were killed in the same base on wednesday from another rocket attack in 14 of the troops were also going to do. this video shows the aftermath of the u.s. air force jets and destroyed five weapon sites thursday night is by the top iranian backed militia. they carry out the attack early this week and official summary is likely it will be carried out the attack today. for the first time since 2012 there are now two aircraft care is strike was in the region. truman and eisenhower ritzy with the warships. i am told the chairman and joint chief of staff, iraqi counterpart was to help to stop future attacks. economists some of these militia leaders part of the government are complicating the situation. jon: at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. >> tech: don't wait for a chip 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no players, no game and no fans. no more baseball. and opening day for baseballs regular-season, also now delayed two weeks at least. every spring for the st. louis cardinals in the miami marvels all their spring training, brings a lot of tourist a lot of money that will be $70 million each spring to the economy. you can multiply that to every other city was spring training. multiple teams of their final days yesterday in florida and arizona in the fans all sitting together in the stands, close proximity to each other and that's what led the major-league baseball now bench all spring ball into this pretty fans while this disappointed understand. it's. >> no spring ball, it will be sad. they will probably show up at fenway park. if it was three diseases out right now. it is the truth. >> definitely understand it. reporter: and the coronavirus pendant because the sports impact across the board. the nba, nhl, and dw of march madness, professional tennis, majorly soccer, pga golf cart tournament and nascar races, all now suspended either indefinitely or to the end of march board already to mid april. an evening of the spread of covid-19, the shut down scores could shut lasting longer. under 25 million tourists come to florida each year spending about $40 billion to the economic impact of all of these tourist shutdowns, they will be significant and still unknown impacts. and two more big sports castle cancellations as of friday morning the masters golf tournament scheduled for april 20th, has now been suspended and delayed and when they will do it, remains to be seen. also the boston marathon is now not going to be happening next month and it has been rescheduled for september. in west palm beach florida, "fox news". jon: broadband companies are now try to make it easier for teleworkers to go to work or do their work. during this coronavirus shut [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance . . guys, it's time to 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