gain that a point total in a week. lots of volatility we are saying this morning. >> we will be right back at it tomorrow morning, see you then. >> fox news alert, knows her reaction is the second u.s. patient with coronavirus dies in washington state amid reports the virus may have spread undetected there for weeks. there are now at least 80 confirmed cases in at least nine states across the u.s. new york and rhode island confirming their first confirmed cases over the weekend. president trump is said to me today with pharmaceutical executives to discuss work on a vaccine as secretary alex azar says the u.s. is ramping up testing. >> in terms of testing kits, we've already tested over 3600 people for the virus. we have capability in the field the test 75,000 people. within the next week or two we will have a radical expansion, even beyond that of the testing

that is available. >> in the meantime's, and tech is a coronavirus patient was mistakenly released from isolation in san antonio for before it testing positive for the illness. this is a "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner, former ohio senate democrat minority leader, capri cafaro. host of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat, wash and get times opinion editor at fox times contributor, charlie hurt. he is "outnumbered." first let's go to dan springer come he's live in seattle with the latest. >> melissa come of those 80 confirmed cases in the u.s., 13 are here in washington state, including the first two deaths that occurred over the weekend. both of those patients had underlying health conditions. they came from the same nursing home in kirkland, washington, is a suburb of seattle. that facility is now a quarantined site. there are close to 300 residents

and staff, several dozens have flu-like symptoms so they are being isolated and monitored. close to 50 paramedics, and nursing students who went to the facility over the last weeks are quarantined in their houses. all six people of the facility have tested positive for covid-19, including the first health care worker in the u.s. at least ten local schools have shut down as either a staff member or student has tested positive for the virus or is being tested for it. jackson high school is interesting because a local research or test of the strain of virus from a student and it matches the first known case in the u.s. a man that came back from wuhan china six weeks ago. that would mean the virus has been spreading through the community that whole time by people who never knew they had it. as testing ramps up there's been a 33% spike in cases nationwide, including a texas man who came back from china. he was in quarantined and twice was texted negative. a third test was positive.

health care worker that recently traveled to iran. >> we don't believe that she was contagious when she was on the plane, or once she took a private car from the airport to her residence. >> some good news for dozens of passengers who are trapped in quarantined diamond princess cruise ship, three busloads of passengers were taken to the airport today where they can finally fly home. by karen washingon state, the governor has declared a state of emergency. he has a news conference later today. they are at it expecting many more cases here. >> thank you so much for our that report. i want to stick to the numbers on the facts and leave the politics out of it. dan springer said that 33% increase since we were last on the couch as of friday morning. there were 60 cases. now monday there are 80 cases. charlie one thing that our

new york governor said this morning that it was calming, that there are probably more cases out there that we know of. the reason why that's combing it is because these are people who are not eat struggling with the symptoms. they may be carrying it, but they have either gotten better, that they are not so sick that they run to a hospital and i have been diagnosed. while it sounds scary, there are people out there we don't know that have it. obviously that is true. it's also that they are not in terrible condition. it was an interesting point of view. >> is probably also wise that i don't think anybody has said it's never going to hit here. they've always known it was going to hit here. as we are sitting by the market correction today even as we are finding out about more cases, people are sort of voting with their wallet that maybe there was some overreaction last week about the concerns. at the end of the day, the most

basic stuff that is important. that's what do you teach your kids. wash your hands, don't touch your face, be respectful of touching surfaces that you don't need to. you are into personal space with other people. if you have to cough or sneeze find a sanitary way of doing it. >> user elbow is what our surgeon general said this morning o on fox. we all know these things, they are the basics. >> whether this is going on or not. >> i look for those silver linings. you pointed out one that popped up to me, one is the testing kits have become more available. i heard doc siegel say as we were talking about it on the air on friday. if they become more of an instant situation like a rapid strep test, they will still have to run that through a lab but you'll get an early indication if they can do that. the good news about that as they will start to find some of those cases that are out there that we

say we don't know about. people may say now if we go to the yard may take days to come home because they can tell me what my symptoms are and how to take care of them. we do have those among us who probably don't even know that they have it. if it's community spread then it gets more complicated. we may see a rise in the number of cases popped, but that could be a good thing because it means we are finding more of those cases. the other silver lining i see is what's going to happen at the white house today. i'm really boosted by the fact that the president is going to attack this in a different direction. he has to meet the need of treating those who are vulnerable amongst us. right now we have a huge doubts, we need to do more than that. we need more readiness in terms of treatment. the president is talking to pharmaceutical companies today about the vaccine. we've always been told 18-24 months. maybe there is a way for more rapid production on that. >> i want to add to that.

the fda is really what slowed some of these companies down. government isn't necessarily going to solve all of our problems. bureaucracies are slow and inefficient. if something has gone wrong, like it has with the cdc, a number of the testing kits were faulty and they can even use them. then you have a problem that some of the samples were mislabeled. the cdc, they are going to get on top of that and create more kits. it is the free market, these companies that are competing against each other at racing against time, now the fda can get out of the way so they can fast-track not only new vaccines, but also you have -- i believe it's juliet? is that how you say it? they have the ebola antiviral. they've been working in concert with china administering that the patients on they've had success there. you've got multipronged free market efforts. several of these things could take hold out once and that means that health care providers

and doctors will have a variety of choices with which to test and treat. >> i know you've worked in the health care field and you've watched these things, i'm impressed by the columnist that i am seeing, at least around me. i was in church on sunday the ministers that if you want to shake people's hands, great. if you don't, we will respect that. that's not panic but let's be hygienic. you so many people doing the things that we should be doing anyway. washing hands, being conscious. >> the health care sector in particular is very prepared for the sort of thing. i did do about two things in a trauma center in ohio. i know there no difference than any other health care facility, we are well trained on emergency procedures. there are a lot of protocols that are already in bed about how you function inside of a health care facility because you are more at risk because you're coming into contact with infectious diseases regardless of your role in health care

settings. every single place has one of those dispensers on the wall and you are required to make sure that in and out of any room you are using those disinfectants and that sort of thing. we are prepared -- i would be very calm and i have a lot of competencconfidence in the heale sector of the united states to be prepared. regardless of how it turns out, i believe that the system is prepared to. >> there are two things that we are learning. one, this is more contagious than the fluid more contagious than we thought. >> i've seen a grid that shows the contagion compared to ebola, it is more contagious than the flu. it's not as contagious as some other things we have seen. >> we have to be careful of those among us who are the most vulnerable. seniors, those with compromised immune systems, and people with autoimmune diseases. >> my mom has a case in her town. they had a worker at an elementary school and wasn't tested early, all of those kids

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now that the former south bend mayor has dropped out of the race last night. bernie sanders has a commanding double-digit lead in a new poll in california which holds the mother lode of 415 delegates. we should note, that poll was taken before biden won south carolina and before mayor pete won the race. what do you say? >> i think if you took all of pete buttigieg's folder in south carolina and added them to any of the other nominees, it wouldn't have changed the other outcome of south carolina. he saw the writing on the wall and figured there was no way he was going to win. you were in a fair amount of goodwill within the party by getting out. obviously there is a lot of pressure on amy klobuchar andn e bernie sanders and will do anything to stop him. they want him to stay in the race because of both of their home states coming up tomorrow and they want to block bernie,

trying to keep him from getting those states and getting those delegates. the whole thing right now is geared by everybody -- with the exception of elizabeth warren. i don't believe that because i know that people in washington, democrats in washington are desperate for her to stay in as long as possible. she will have the green light -- >> why? >> she's taking votes away from bernie. any kind of low fever you can put on bernie -- >> she is also their only gender diversity who could be left. i know amy klobuchar is there and i don't mean any disrespect. when you start to map things out, which is what apparently was said to pete buttigieg at a breakfast last night was former but as president jimmy carter, where is your route taking you? maybe she's on the bottom of somebody's ticket. >> it's amazing for a part of the devote so much attention to demographics and breaking people up by race and gender in all the kind of stuff come up for them to end up with the field that

they are ending up with is kind of astonishing. >> is the democrat on the couch we need to remember that there is a narrative that comes out of washington, or the party elites, that is we are going to do xyz and check all of these boxes. at the end of the day its human beings that are voting. i have to say that there are a number of the states tomorrow that are voting at the ballot box, but a lot of them, including california, have early voting. there are places that -- >> what does that have to do with the lack of diversity among the field? >> my point is the fact that we've now come out with the last five people standing who are not diverse come is not because there is some sort of party cabal, but that's what the people chose. >> i don't think we are pointing to the outcome i just thought it was interesting. the president took to twitter, kennedy, let's read together, shall we? but it up on the board. pete buttigieg is out, out in all caps. all of his super tuesday votes will go to sleep he joe biden.

great timing, this is the real beginning of the dems taking to bernie out of play. no nomination again! spigot that's exactly what it is. it is a play to make sure that there is some sort of firewall against bernie sanders. if you look at the map, when you have four people running as moderate candidates and they are splitting up the pie for ways and bernie sanders doesn't have 1% coming as almost 100% of the communist pie. he needs to consolidate the bakeries. pete has done that. i don't know why he did it, i believe in him, i had dreams and special feelings, but apparently -- >> submits a different show. >> my love was thwarted for the party. i think two parties are dumb, i don't think they are going to stop bernie. i think pete will live to regret it. i have seen some analysis that that's okay to brokered convention he could do quite

well. by the time to get to a brokered convention they're going to forget about him. elizabeth warren says that's going to be her final play. >> i think pete buttigieg is quite possibly a genius. i think this is the only time that you can get out and still have that matter. we will know a lot after tomorrow. this is the last time he could leave and possibly extract something from everybody. like i'm going to get out right now so i want this from you, i want this from you -- >> what do they give him. >> whatever he wants. it could be some kind of appointment. it could be support down the road. he's so young that he has a million races ahead of time. who knows, it could be -- >> that would mean that warren is actually good. >> it's could be something soon from the democratic party. that's interesting, he did pick up 26 delegates. >> by the way i meant to include her among the women that are

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>> we have breaking news for you right now. the first corona case has been identified in the state of new hampshire. according to authorities, they are saying that it is in a hospital system employee who had recently traveled to italy come is the first person in their state to test positive now. what's important about this story is they are saying that this person is confined to their home and they are only experiencing mild symptoms. the first case in new hampshire's had been traveling to italy but at home, mild symptoms, there you go. >> does that sound like the best-case scenario? you get a trip to italy and to get this at home with -- >> deberry said areas.

>> we will keep you posted on that. >> what is a good night for you in california? >> again i'm not going to speculate it was good bad. we've had limited funds to begin with that. in 27 states, 67 cities in the last ten weeks. we will see what happens but i am optimistic. all i can tell he was this, we have to stop talking and start doing. >> joe biden, michael bloomberg on their expectations heading into super tuesday. this is the new report shows the disparities in spending. monk 2020 dems in the run-up to the big day. spigot this blew my mind.

$4,000, bloomberg has spent $78 million on ads in that state alone. $218 million on all super tuesday states. all other democratic candidates have spent over a million dollars on ads. bernie sanders dropping $7 million in california, and more than $15 million across all super tuesday states. capri, let me ask you. does that cause outrage in the democratic party that you have somebody with so much money who can in like that and outspend $78 million, why does biden -- why did he only spent $4,000 question what does he only have $4,000? you couldn't have led him some money? >> maybe or maybe not. there are certainly members of the democratic party that are flipping tables over michael bloomberg and his billions of dollars in the fact that he is spending millions of it to "by

the election." just ask elizabeth warren, that's her great talking point. joe biden has been really struggling on the fund-raising standpoint and this is a reflection of that. this is do-or-die for mike bloomberg. because he has spent so much money and put all of his eggs in the super tuesday basket, that if he does not perform incredibly well and really get on the board, he's in really big trouble, particularly as we try to consolidate the moderate lane moderate lane. >> is he in big trouble? in the sense that his money come he can keep spending into. >> he is, he can speak keep spending it but he should spend it as a private scented citizen and not as a candidate. if you want to stop bernie come you cannot continue to erode and divide the lane. >> will democrats -- >> there is nothing that be done. >> asked to be money and pretend to be his friend.

that's the ultimate revenge. >> they'll take his money down the road, right, charlie? >> nobody in history is spent this kind of money -- think of the arrogance of what two weeks ago his campaign was selling joe biden and amy klobuchar come you need to get out and make way for me. here he stands. he has spent over half a billion dollars, has nothing to show for it -- >> not yet but he hasn't been on the ballot anywhere. >> we will see after tomorrow. >> it might've been interesting to see him on the ballot in an open primary, like the last one. we don't know if maybe he's winning with some of those people. that's -- you're giving me the thumbs up, why? >> i was giving me a thumbs up to steve, who is telling me what's up next. >> oh, my goodness. >> i believe in you. >> one fear of republicans in washington right now is that tomorrow's a total disaster. mike bloomberg gets out.

everybody bets on biden to be the anti-bird or any person in the go all in on that. mike bloomberg, who doesn't want to give bernie sanders anything come he's going to bankroll other people, including a lot of senate races. if you dump a half billion dollars -- >> that's happening no matter what. >> we will see tomorrow. tonight mike bloomberg makes his first appearance on the fox news as a presidential candidate in a democracy 2020 town hall, bret baier and martha maccallum will host the event in virginia at 6:30 p.m. eastern right here on fox. don't miss it. it's going to be bull run three. in the meantime, bernie sanders has house democrats plotting a way forward with him as the party's nominee. according to politico, lawmakers are privately test driving frederick and trying to craft a version of his platform that has a bit less socialism, something they can present to their very own voters.

listen account a california democrat congresswoman john garamendi and a possible senator harris dominick sanders nomination. >> i can tell you that across this country, democrats that took the republican seats to give us the majority in congress are very concerned about sanders. having to run with sanders at the top of the ticket, they fear that they are not going to get back the congress. >> capri, how do you do that? you've got somebody who wants to take trillions of dollars -- is it like going to john paul gauthier runway show and seeing g somebody like a fishbowl and trash can culottes -- somehow you have to strike that up to normal people and -- >> i guess i need to go to more shows. i guess what you're saying. you are saying how do you make this work for real people? the answer is it doesn't. i just came from being home in

ohio and i can tell you that this is not flying -- nobody wants to deal with the socialism bernie stuff. i don't think -- i think that it is very shortsighted to think that we could have a platform that is socialism light because that's not going to cut it. >> i think the way -- i've heard so many's democrats business in the sense that they say don't worry about bernie, on the really crazy stuff we are going to have normal democrats in congress and they are going to be to check on him. he won't really get any of the crazy stuff through. i disagree with that. it's not true. he can do things by executive order like plant down the band fracking commit which would be a disaster for people who made those jobs. >> that's why places like pennsylvania and ohio are not going to support bernie sanders or anybody like him. work my words -- >> people think they're going to be in the house and senate if

bernie is at the top of the ticket. >> i guess republicans will keep a check on bernie then, right? >> if you look down ticket, they are not going to be running with him on the top of the tickets. they can't. they can't even compete with his messaging. he's still raising money hand over fist. >> i was going to say as always, kennedy, you are right. it will be totally bernie's party. that said, it's really amusing to watch -- even loyalists, enthusiastic loyalist like alexander or cassio cortez sink don't worry come he's not going to get anything done. that's the biggest lie on earth. we are running on this platform but we won't get anything done, vote for us. >> by the way, it shows that they don't believe in their actual vision and it's not implemented both. also if it hurts them in the down ballot races come you going to have republicans can control of the house and senate and bernie will use executive board

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>> big news, and now some new concerns about a historic peace deal that the united states and the taliban signed over the weekend. the taliban have called off the reduction of violence that led to that signing and is resuming operations. top military brass are speaking at the pentagon, that have been a short while ago. let's see. >> our expectation is that a reduced level of violence would occur and it would decrease over time as we move forward. this is a significant step forward come of this agreement. it's going to lead to inter-afghan dialogue and ultimately a peace agreement.

to think that it's going to go to zero immediately come without it probably is not going to be the case. >> according to the deal, the u.s. would reduce its troop level to 8600 within 20 weeks. remaining forces would then leave over the following nine months. however, some lawmakers are saying the u.s. may need a permanent troop presence in afghanistan to deal with al qaeda and isis. watch. >> this is a withdrawal document, afghanistan will fall apart. a small residual's counterterrorism force will protect america from the rise of isis and al qaeda inside of afghanistan. >> meanwhile afghanistan's president has rejected a prisoner swap that was part of the deal. it called for freeing up 5,000 taliban prisoners in exchange for up to 1,000 captive afghan soldiers. president ashraf ghani says that a request has been made, and it can be part of the negotiation, but it cannot be a precondition.

charlie, what did we get a question mark >> well, this is a big deal, without a doubt. the past three elections have been won by presidents running on a promise to end this war. there is no doubt that if we do pull out, half of our troops by election day and more after that, that it is going to be ugly. it is ugly now. the difference is it will still be a problem to some degree. i pray that it will be less of a problem as you get the different parties involved in trying to actually govern the fairly ungovernable countries. it will be less our problem. when the president has to call somebody and tell them that their son or their daughter was injured or killed in they are, they can't explain what they died or why they got injured fighting for. that's a real problem.

i'm not -- it's going to be difficult. there are concerned about terrorism, without a doubt. this is what the american people have voted for in the last three elections in my hats off to the president for making an effort to make good on that promise. >> melissa. >> there are so many things in there because you don't want to tell somebody that their son or daughter died and then you think back to 9/11 and what happened there -- we can always pull the heartstrings out of what we don't want to happen. it is interesting come of this idea resonates with me. why is this our problem? that kind of leaving in a responsible way and kind of say look, this is on you, you come you come and you. get together. that's an interesting doctrine that is helpful, but there is not a good solution to this problem. >> what do you say, capri, about the situation that's being reported with the taliban going back on some of its word in this deal and resuming operation?

it was never to zero, but it was a lessening of violence. >> you are dealing -- the taliban is not a group. it's almost like trust by the verified. you are negotiating with terrorists so there's always the risk that they are going to go back on their word. thus the challenge was doing a deal like this. this ability in trying to engage partners in the region. how do we hold them accountable and to be there partner and into her we don't there forever? >> you know, kennedy, from a libertarian point of view i've often heard you say on your show, this points to the very point of why did we go question mike >> yes, what does victor look like? it's not a victory for us and is not a victory for the 30,000 plus citizens who have died in

the last decade. is not a victory when we spent a trillion dollars for what? my worry is we will not internalize these lessons from this ongoing failure. there is no easy solution. unfortunately it would be great if you could just pull everyone out and bring them back home instantly. unfortunately the way that could be stabilized, afghanistan and pakistan -- it is unlike any other part of the middle east. i hope long term we learned not to get into these things in the first place. the mission creep is untenable. >> real quickly, charlie, i asked what we get out of this deal, my question is asked is will history look upon us as president trump having done something amazing and historical? >> if he brings an end to the longest war in american history, it absolutely will. obviously the lessons of 9/11 are married about one of the most important is we are a lot

more hardened, a lot more sophisticated country today in terms of protecting ourselves from that kind of thing. the idea of continuing to pour money and lose people in that conflict is just too heinous to consider. >> a lot of things on wall street looking as green as charlie's tire right now. market rebound, how much wall street is doing after its worst week since the 2008 meltdown and the corona virus outbreak. we will take a look at what you need to know. ♪ as a struggling actor,

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>> a quick check in the markets right now. it is a good check. look at the outcome of dow on fire today, up 754 points.

many hours of trading left, i would caution you. still, a very positive bounce back. looking to rebound from the worst week since the 2008 financial crisis, after stock exchanges worldwide reacted to fears of the spreading coronavirus. the soul of wiping out an estimated $3 trillion in u.s. stocks alone. i don't like that phrase, wiping out. that implies that everybody sold and they got out. it's temporary. unless you exit a new cell, whatever lost on that day -- that is just that day. it comes back the next day, or it goes down third further. it's a continuous move. kennedy, i was watching the story -- tons of people in costco they posted everywhere that the store is being emptied. costco stock, going up. >> same with some of the vaccine stocks that i've been looking at over the past week. in this weekend.

in no vo, novak's , mo dari nowkhah, all these stocks , they are going up because they are working feverishly to create vaccines, but now you have a lot of people out there with a lot of money. the week after christmas when you go to saks. >> you're like i missed out run up and apple last time, my bill i will get in on that. there were a number of factors driving down stocks last time around that things have been bid up way too high, we had gone up with no down. traders were itching for a correction. they were concerned about a socialist at the top of the democratic ticket and i said before coronavirus here on this couch that if bernie virus dominick sanders got the nomination, you would see that. that's a riskier world.

now we are kind of bouncing back. what do you think about the long-term economic impact? because that's different than the stock market. >> on the coronavirus things just sit tight because i do think there was a lot of hysteria in the past week. there are a lot of reasons for that. i always look back to before the 2016 election. all of these experts around here were predicting that the market would collapse under a trump administration. the exact opposite has happened. >> trump has tweeted out doubt 25,000! >> we need to tweet about the supply chain, that's been driving that. that's makes more stuff in america. >> 2020 democratic presidential candidates are now preparing for a free-for-all democratic convention. why one candidate says there could be their final play.

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>> you don't change the rules in the middle of the game. i'm not a pundit, i don't know that we are going to win with bernie ahead. i hope that's not the case, i hope i'm ahead. but we will see. you play by the rules. >> kennedy: [laughs] that's fun. joe biden suggesting he's willing to battle for the nomination, even if sanders leads the delegate count. 2020 democrat is not publicly discussing the possibility of a brokered convention. something elizabeth warren's campaign calls "her final play," and a new memo. and that also says "no candidate will likely get the majority of delegates needed to win out right." this, after bernie sanders called with the candidate with a plurality of delegates to be awarded the nomination had also not a part of the rules, charlie. they're all trying to have it both ways. >> capri: this is the funniest story of the entire day. every four years, troublemakers like us sit around and start talking about a brokered convention because we think it would be so much fun.

it's so entertaining, that's what we want to see. of course, the democrats are always like, "oh, no! we are not going to have a brokered convention!" at her republicans are like, "we are not going to have a brokered convention!" here we are, 2020, "anything to stop bernie!" [laughter] and it's so delicious. it's entertainment. >> kennedy: here's the thing, capri. anyone running for president is crazy. they want to be the most powerful person in the world. anyone who is really running now, they think of it on the second ballot they are going to be the person. and elizabeth warren think she's going to retrieve it as the fire feels like, "i'm going to be the consensus candidate because i am the female, the last female standing. we will make everybody have all the fields because hillary clinton was robbed." maybe that's her play. a brokered convention is bad for democrats. i hope we don't see ourselves -- no matter what, bernie bros are going to be mad, and they're going to huff and sit at if he's not in the nomination.

>> melissa: we all salivate on any side for a brokered convention because we are a television watchers and political junkies and all that kind of stuff. and it sounds very exciting. it's not going to happen. bernie is going to have a decisive victory before that. >> kennedy: i think you're absolutely right about that. the thing i think my husband bent over the weekend that bloomberg will take three states. that's not going to happen. let's get our pools going. i think it's going to be the boring outcome where bernie will have it way before the convention. >> capri: thanks, california. >> kennedy: well, he is very much in the lead there. 20% of the delegates needed to secure the nomination. thank you so much to the glorious charlie hurt. i wasn't starting your week here on the "outnumbered" couch? >> charlie: couldn't think of a better way to spend my day. >> kennedy: there were so much she was unfolding, we will get to all of it. look at that, back here -- go ahead. >> melissa: i don't want to interrupt you! we are going to be back here at noon on the couch tomorrow.

now, here's harris with "outnumbered overtime." >> harris: new this hour, reports from passengers from that infected cruise ship, the diamond princess, just got news they didn't want to hear. they have been quarantined in texas and now will not likely be released in spite of completing their two weeks of monitoring. you are watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. there are a total of at least 80 confirmed coronavirus cases across the nation right now. half of them in california. texas governor now is going after the cdc over the release of a patient later found to have coronavirus. meanwhile, the trump administration is imposing new travel restrictions to slow down the spread of the illness. this, as a leaked document reportedly shows the defense department expects coronavirus will become a global pandemic within the next 30 days. a lot to get to this hour. the president set t