thank you so much for joining us once again. hope you had a great weekend. busy week ahead again. and "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye-bye. jillian: it is monday, march 9th. this is a fox news alert, the coronavirus nightmare for thousands of exposed cruise ship passengers will soon become an urgent reality in california. teams brace for the ship to dock after days of being stranded offshore. rob: with two lawmakers now in quarantine, there is new pressure to shut down the capitol until the crisis is under control. we are live with breaking developments on that. jillian: plus, joe biden and bernie sanders hit the trail running before tomorrow's mini super tuesday primaries. rob: all eyes on the biggest prize in michigan whereby den is raking in critical support. will bernie be able to survive tomorrow? we break it down. jillian: this was a miracle. rob: a mix-up that turned tap water into wine. "fox & friends first" continues right now.

♪ ♪ start me up. ♪ rob: what time is it? jillian: i have no idea. [ laughter ] rob: what is the time right now? jillian: it is 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. rob: it's 1:00 p.m. on the east coast. [ laughter ] stop it. jillian: it's 3:00 tomorrow on the west coast. rob: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first." it's monday morning. i'm rob schmitt. jillian: i'm jillian mele. thank you for starting your day with us. let's begin with this fox news alert now. a cruise ship quarantined for coronavirus will dock in california today. it's been hovering off the coast

with thousands of passengers for days. rob: aishah hasnie is live in the studio with what will happen next. >> california's governor stressing that his team still doesn't know exactly when the grand princess cruise ship will dock in oakland. but it should happen today. there are more than 20 confirmed cases on-board, passengers who need medical attention will be the ones to get off first. the coast guard has already medivaced a second passenger with a medical condition not related to the coronavirus. the others on board will go to military posts for testing and a 14-day quarantine and then they're getting ready for isolation. >> they gave us last night a mental health form for those on the ship that are having difficulties dealing with the stress of being kind of locked down. >> we've got at least a half a bottle of wine left for today.

>> this is happening as a lawsuit is filed alleging the princess cruise liner knew someone from a previous ship was showing coronavirus symptoms yet made the conscious decision to continue sailing the voyage that same day, welcoming another 3,000 passengers on the infected ship. the state department is now warning folks out there, especially those with underlying health conditions, not to get on a cruise. and things are getting worse at the washington state nursing home at the center of an outbreak. three new deaths there, that's on top of at least 13 deaths so far linked to the same facility. the center's spokesman says they're in triage mode, confirming 70 employees there are sick as four more residents are hospitalized. >> we've had patients who within an hour's time show no symptoms to going to acute symptoms and being transferred to the hospital. we've had patients die relatively quickly under those

circumstances. >> and get this, guys, the bill and melinda gates foundation reportedly offering thousands of home testing kits to people who suspect they have the coronavirus in the seattle area. rob, jillian. rob: to politics now, joe biden and bernie sanders prepare to battle it out on mini super tuesday. jillian: the candidates eyeing primaries in six states but the top prize is delegate-heavy michigan. todd piro joins us now to break it all down. hi, todd. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. an intense weekend of campaigning, trying to win votes in a handful of states. none more important than michigan, like you said, with its 125 delegates up for grabs. other states with contests include idaho, mississippi, missouri, north dakota and washington state. sanders laser focused on michigan, appearing there with allalexandria ocasio-cortez and getting an endorsement from the reverend jesse jackson.

>> i'm feeling good about the momentum that we have. i think we're going to do well on tuesday and i think we're going to beat biden. >> beat biden in michigan? >> yes, i do, yeah. >> reporter: biden, fresh off his super tuesday success in the south, back at it there with a push in mississippi over the weekend. the former vp getting key endorsements including from former presidential candidate and current california senator kamala harris who went hard after biden in the debates. some pundits even predicting harris as his vp if he gets the nomination. despite his recent success at the ballot box, yet even more gaffes. >> nominate a democrat, a life-long democrat, an obama, biden democrat. we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me. we can only reelect donald trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad. >> reporter: unclear if biden's

gaffes will come up when bernie sanders takes part in a fox news townhall tonight in detroit, moderated by brett and martha 6:30 p.m. eastern. that's 6:30 p.m. tonight,. rob: so tomorrow at 2:00. i can't wait for that. todd, thank you so much. >> reporter: no republican. rob: the dnc is shutting bernie sanders out of the nomination after kamala harris' endorsement. jillian: kevin mccarthy says it's a bad move because he says biden is a place holder candidate. >> remember what they did to bernie sanders four years ago. the chair of the democratic party had to resign because they found out they were cheating. nancy pelosi held the papers and impeachment not to go to the senate so senators couldn't campaign to give an advantage to joe biden. they've got klobuchar to back out and buttigieg to endorse beforehand. the one thing they have to understand, looking back as a republican, nominating joe

biden, it's the same thing as republicans nominating mitt romney. it may make the establishment feel good but you have no chance of winning. rob: the biggest prize of tomorrow's primaries, michigan, with 125 delegates, the latest poll from mitchell research released just yesterday shows biden with a very healthy lead. jillian: north korea lawn offing at least three projectiles in the second weapons test this week. the projectiles believed to basketball liss -- ballistic missiles. this comes two days after north korea threatened, quote, mow mes tuss action against those who reject their military drills. rob: police are asking for the help of the public after a 13-year-old is shot and killed outside a dance studio. five other teenagers were wounded when a fight broke out

in baltimore. police say the shooter or shooters are on the run. they're interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance video from the area. jillian: hundred trends gather for search services in memory of a missing colorado boy. family and friends honored him by wearing his favorite color, blue many he disappeared from his home in january. officials don't believe he is alive but his body has not been found. his stepmother is charged with murder. rob: days after a tornado destroyed their church, worshipers holding sunday services among the rubble. ♪ rob: you see it there, the national church setting up a at any time in the parking lot to pray after a tornado ripped off the roofs of two church buildings last week. despite the devastation, the community's faith does remain strong.

>> when i arrive here, i immediately began to pray and asked god what do i say in moments like this and god spoke clearly, i'm speaking to you now, you have to help our hurting. rob: tennessee's governor, bill lee, attended the sunday service, showing respect for the 135-year-old church and for the community. jillian: and it is nine minutes after the hour right now. time to get a check of the forecast with senior meteorologist janice dean. good morning. what are you tracking, janice? >> are you looking for me, rob. i saw you looking. rob: yeah, you weren't in here. >> we had technical difficulties. i'm up in the green screen. jillian: we miss you. >> come on and visit. we're feeling spring-like for a lot of folks. we have a bit of snow across the northern plains and the area of low pressure that is traveling across the central u.s., over the mississippi river valley, the tennessee river valley, bringing a little bit of rainfall. could see some stronger thunderstorms but we're not

going to see a severe weather outbreak. there's the stripe of snow that will move across the upper midwest and the great lakes. again, it's not a big, strong system but it is going to bring some nuisance rain for parts of the country and then eventually moving in towards the east coast and i know it's primary tuesday tomorrow, not a lot to look at in terms of all of these primary states. we could see a little bit of rain moving in towards mississippi. otherwise, a pretty good-looking forecast, no reason not to get out and vote in the primaries if that's what you're doing tomorrow. all right, i'll come see you later on when i don't have weather or you could visit me on the third floor. rob: we'll stop by. jillian: we have some food later. i feel like she'll make her way here. >> i'll be right there. jillian: now to this, a biblical miracle? red wine, look at this, pouring out of water faucets and shower heads. a plumbing mixup at an italian

winery causing wine to leak into water pipes. rob: what? residents were not at any health risk. many were having a pretty good laugh about this. the problem was quickly fixed, unfortunately, not before some locals were able to give themselves a whole lot of free wine. jillian: that's hilarious. rob: that's the weirdest story. jillian: a dream come true. rob: two schools in the mid crest shut down because two family members under a coronavirus quarantine decided to go run around town. dr. paul sapphire says hunkering down might be inconsistent see -- inconvenient but it's crucial in stopping the spread of this deadly disease. i do not think he's our strongest nominee against donald trump. >> is that an endorsement for joe biden. jillian: hillary clinton expressing doubts about joe biden. we're coming back on a monday.

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>> we relied on common sense and good diswill towards our community to self quarantine. the patient's father did not act with respect to the decision. they will be required to stay in their home by force of law. rob: the family of missouri's first coronavirus patient breaking quarantine to attend a father/daughter dance, potentially putting hundreds of others in jeopardy. jillian: how dangerous when protocols are not followed. dr. sapphire join us to explain. thank you for being here. there's a quarantine procedure for a reason, right? >> just to recap, right now over the past weekend over 100,000 cases worldwide, 3,000 deaths. most of the cases that are symptomatic, 80 some odd percent

will be mildly symptomatic. what we saw in china where most of the cases are, they're making great strides in terms of containing the spread by instituting fundamental principles of health care policy, which is if you're quarantined, if you're identified as someone that has the illness, if you limit your exposure, you're going to limit the spread. it's a very contagious disease, similar to if you have a school age child and they have a runny nose or fever, you have to keep them home from school. why? it's not just better for them, but you keep it from spreading to other kids. rob: in china and italy they're trying to lock down 16 million people. you've got a disease in a city like new york city where everybody's touching everything. people wonder is it only a matter of time before something like that happens here. >> it's a great question. i don't think we know exactly what's the best way to contain this virus. i don't think locking down 16 million people is necessarily the answer. a lot of other people have spoken about this as well. what we realize is if there's

uncontrolled spread, maybe you have to institute draconian measures and shut down everything. what's better is to understand how this virus spreads, understand how it communicates from one person to the next and limit the exposure and really kind of contain and control the virus. jillian: back to what we were talking about with the family member of a patient in missouri going to this father/daughter dance, there's a statement from the school and it reads, quote, there were two members of the family of the coronavirus at the dance last night. if you attended the dance, be attentive to any symptoms you're experiencing. broader man missouri -- than missouri, there are people that travel for work or have trips planned and you're nervous if you may have come in contact with somebody. what do you do? do you go to your primary? how do you handle that? >> anyone that wants to get tested certainly can. that's available for individuals.

but common sense things. we need to limit our own exposure. if you institute better hand watching principles, avoid touching your space, avoid touching surfaces, avoid individuals that look sick. if you're demonstrating symptoms, contact your primary care doctor and discuss with them, see if you should be tested. jillian: i saw people on the plane yesterday with masks and gloves too. rob: a lot of people are freaking out. your politics might affect what you think about this disease and your rate of risk here. let's look at a poll of americans, talking about if you're a democrat it appears you're a lot more worried about this. you consider 38% of democrats consider it an imminent threat, republicans about 20%. let's listen to some of the media talking about this virus. >> the president's desire to artificially keep the numbers low, impacting health decisions to help save these americans who have coronavirus. >> the federal government and trump administration have

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jillian: good morning. welcome back. it is daylight saving time again and for millions of americans waking up this morning may feel something like this. >> ♪ put your little hand in mine. ♪ there ain't no hill or mountain -- rob: there you go. bill murray. jillian: that never gets old. rob: we have sprung ahead which means we lost an hour of sleep this weekend. here with tips to help you adjust to the time change is amy sewel. thank you for coming on this morning. let's start off with some of your tips here. i think we all love this, you have to keep the room cold. >> sleep experts say you should pregame the time change by moving your bedtime up. no one does that. keeping the room cool is great because keeping it between 60 and 68 degrees stimulates the production of melatonin that helps us sleep. bedding can play a role in that as well.

many pac fabrics have cooling technologies. this pillow has double sided cooling technology. mattress firm and i put the tips together. you can check out the website or the stores to find something that's going to work for you. jillian: what about for younger kids or babies? >> if the baby's sleeping, you're sleeping. jillian: exactly. >> dream lab is a personalized video sleep training program that gets your baby sleeping through the night in 15 days or they give you your money back. dream lab is an online program where pediatric sleep experts put together a program, they helped half a million babies sleep through the night. you complete the online assessment and they match you with a method that works best for your baby and you monitor and adjust as you go along. this is designed for infants

from 4 to 12 months. you can get more information on their website. rob: what about the tv, the phone in the bedroom, i hear this is glad to turn off the -- this is bad -- >> you turn off the screens an hour before you go to bed, because it's tough to shut down. getting rid of the ambient light in your bedroom, you probably have lights coming from the windows, the blue light on the tv, you might have an alarm clock, a little green light on the charging cord lights up the room, if you get rid of those, that may help you get a good night's sleep as well. >> jillian: if you have nothing, you wake up in the middle of the night and you walk into the wall. rob: and you have caffeine over here. >> there's so many sources of

caffeine. chocolate, the darker the chocolate, the more caffeine. decaf coffee and tea still have caffeine in it. energy bars that we grab as snacks are loaded with caffeine. even waters now, there are so many caffeinated waters now, have as much as one to three cups of coffee in them in terms of caffeine content. read the labels so you make sure you don't eat or drink something that's going to keep you up at night. rob: and don't eat any plants either. thank you. a fox news alert, two lawmakers in self-imposed quarantine, we're live in dc with new pressure to shut down our nation's capital. >> there's only one reason i've come back. the african american community all around the country. >> we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump -- jillian: joe biden expanding

his lead ahead of super tuesday part two, but after a weekend full of gaffes, you heard a few there, is he up to the task to take on the president. our political panel is on deck to debate that, coming up next.

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neither lawmaker said they are showing symptoms of the virus. ted cruz's office said the odds of transmission from the other individual to me were extremely low. cpac organizers say the risk to other attendees also remains low. >> i want to reiterate, nobody who was at the conference should panic about what happened. we're going to take all the necessary steps. >> reporter: meantime, fox news learned congress is preparing for the possibility of having to tele-work because of the virus. later today the house is expected to begin work on preparing the infrastructure that would be needed for such a scenario. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are criticizing president trump over his handling of the health crisis. the two lawmakers putting out a statement on sunday, writing, quote, the administration must move more quickly to address the serious impacts of the coronavirus on the financial security of america's families. senator bernie sanders weighing in on the health crisis, writing

once a vaccine for coronavirus is developed it should be free. schumer and pelosi went on to say that democrats want to see americans get help when it comes for the government expanding programs like paid sick leave and food stamps. back to you guys. jillian: thank you. now to this story that we're following, hillary clinton takes a dig at her former viral, bernie sanders. and she weighs in on the 2020 election and vp picks. >> i will support the nominee of the democratic party. i do not think he's our strongest nominee against donald trump. >> is that an endorsement of joe biden? >> i'm not endorsing. personally i'd love to have a woman on the ticket, finally, again. jillian: clinton says she hopes sanders' supporters will back joe biden if he is the nominee. bernie sanders' campaign is accusing joe biden of pushing for a sit-down format at the next presidential debate. politico reporting sanders' campaign complained about the request during a call with cnn

which is hosting the arizona debate next week. biden's campaign denied the claim, saying sanders is trying to distract from, quote, the weakness of his record and ideas. sanders is a year older than biden and faced his own questions after -- over age after suffering a heart attack last year. rob: all right. joe biden pushing further ahead of bernie sanders, ahead of tomorrow's primaries, even as biden saw another series of tumbles over the weekend including what some claimed was an accidental endorsement of president trump. >> the comeback kid, only reason i've come back, the african american community all around the country. an obama, biden democrat, join us. we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me. we can only reelect donald trump -- rob: after tomorrow, could joe biden solidify his spot as the nominee? and if so, can he actually win in november? here to debate that, jenny

martin and m usta fa hamid. the biggest one is michigan tomorrow. what happens tomorrow if bernie sanders loses the state of michigan? >> i think he is likely to lose the state of michigan. joe biden's consolidating the democratic support across the country. you saw that in early -- super tuesday states and you're likely to see that again, even more so coming into michigan and beyond. rob: jenny beth, what do you think, if bernie loses in michigan, loses four or five of these states, is he finished? >> well, i think the democrat establishment prefers joe biden and i think that biden's going to continue to rack up delegates no matter what happens. so i do think that bernie sanders, unless he does really well tomorrow, and he won four of the six seats two years ago,

he's going to be in trouble. rob: okay. let's move on to some of the -- what's going to happen in the general. let's assume joe biden wins here, here's some of the campaign attacks we're likely to see from the president, trade, health care, fitness for office when going after joe biden. i want to focus on trade for a second. the president is going to say here's a guy who has been in washington for 30, 40 years and stood by as the country like china ravaged the united states and he's going to say that to these rust belt voters and he thierchtiothierntion he can win- thinks question win on that what do you glieng the president's trade war didn't help the rust belt a whole lot and the handling and mishandling of the coronavirus is impacting the economy. the president doesn't have a good case anymore many he inherited a good economy from barack obama. since then, mistake after mistake brought us to this point. the economy is starting to deutsche bank. rob: let's -- is starting to tank. rob: we saw a lot of jobs in

these states decembe decimated a country like china. republicans and democrats stood by and let that happen and the president said he's not going to let that happen anymore. >> a lot of it's automation that has done that. the president makes the claim that all the jobs went overseas. there's no nuance for donald trump. his way doesn't work. rob: let's talk about black support. joe biden, clearly, if we look at this number here, 58% african american support for joe biden on super tuesday to bernie sanders' 17%. how does bernie turn this thing around? >> i think that bernie sanders would have to be able to turn it around by getting people to like his policies more. and i think that even on the democrats' side, what we're seeing is america's not a socialist country. so i think that those kind of policies are not winning no matter who you are and no matter

what group people try to subdivide you into. rob: a lot of people think we could see the end of bernie sanders come tomorrow with the mini super tuesday and then another big one next tuesday. guys, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. jillian: it is 38 minutes after the hour. a fast ball to the face knocking a major leaguer right off his feet in spring training. how he's doing this morning after that wild and scary pitch. ♪ love, i just flipped the switch. ♪ i don't know nobody else that's doing this. rob: all right. her campaign for president was a swing and a miss but liz warren claiming to hit a home run on "saturday night live." jillian: funny. funny. ♪ i don't want to lose your love tonight. ♪

jillian: good morning. welcome back. a baseball player takes 95-mile-an-hour fast ball right to the face. watch this. >> oh,. jillian: that is scary and very dangerous. the outfielder, willie calhoon, breaking his jaw during a spring training game. he was hospitalized at an arizona hospital and will undergo further evaluation today. rob: that is scary. a lawsuit brewing over president trump themed flags inside a city building. democrats in a small town in pennsylvania wants them down claiming they are not, quote, dignified. >> it's a sad state of affairs when you're attacked for supporting the president of the united states. rob: one flag reading trump 2020 was taken down because it was considered a campaign flag. children in alabama could soon practice yoga in the classroom. state officials considering

lifting a 30-year-old ban on the exercise due to the association with hindu philosophy and religious training. if it is overturned yoga will be allowed to be taught in english, that means the children won't be able to chant or use the namaste greeting. yoga, your kids doing yoga in school remarks do you think about that? jillian: today prince harry and meghan markle make their last official appearance as royals. the duke and duchess will join the rest of the royal family for a commonwealth day ceremony at westminster abby. official royal duties end on march 31st. they plan to live in north america part-time. rob: this miniature horse isn't taking nay for an answer. are we clever? rickie bobby was named a top 10 finalist in cadbury's search for the 2020 easter bunny. the mini horse donning bunny

ears for his big audition. jillian: that's so cute. the competition isn't horsing around. also in the top 10, a cat, a miniature pig and this two-legged dog named lieutenant dan. rob: he's got the wheels too. jillian: i love that. rob: i think dan might take it. jillian: i know. all right. howard dean, the former dnc chair and failed presidential candidate best known for this. >> we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. ya! jillian: he's back in the headlines for suggesting republican congresswoman elise stistefanik deserved a recent threat. rob: social media users are sounding off. we have the reaction coming up next. jillian: first, let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> i promise not to scream. rob: ya!

>> that's good. rob: i've been working on that all week. >> coming up on "fox & friends," big show, we've got, take a look at this, dan bongino, the press secretary for the president, and newt gingrich, all live before tomorrow's so-called mini super tuesday. plus, dr. oz and dr. anthony fauci on the coronavirus outbreak and the best ways to protect yourself. plus, have you been following this story, the woman called the doomsday cult mom smirking in court as the judge reduces her bail in the case of her missing kids. nancy grace has been following every development, she's going to join us live with the fbi's next move. so we've got a busy three hours, six off 14 minutes from right now, right here on the channel you trust for your morning news. ya! >> you're getting better.

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rob: welcome back. another republican harassed, congresswoman elise stefanik had a pretty horrific note. jillian: carley shimkus is here with the reaction. >> on saturday, a note was left on congresswoman he'll lease steph facstefanik's car, sayingn hell you fascist pig. she said this note is just sad

hatred. we are praying for the author. former vermont governor and dnc chair howard dean responded by doubling down, he said i don't condone this but as you sow, so shall you reap. there is no excuse for the note writer or for you, you are a shame for your district and a democratic united states. this twitter user says this is a perfect example of the incivility of the left. suzanne chiming in, talking about the fact that he used a bible verse to condone an attempt to threaten or silence freedom of speech. she says it's another way the left perpetuates hate. this person points out howard dean demonstrates he has no clue what condone means. no word on who wrote the note that was left ton congresswoman's car. rob: joe biden's had a lot of flubs recently. a lot of people are trying to make this into one. let's listen. >> we cannot get reelect -- we

cannot win this re-election -- excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad. jillian: the president shared that moment on twitter but cut off the ending to make it sound like a full-fledged endorsement. listen. >> we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump. jillian: the president shared that video, saying i agree with joe. and some of his supporters are loving it. this person pointing out somebody give joe biden a maga hat. one group that is not loving it is twitter. according to the hill, twitter labeled that video manipulated video and they're working on making that tag appear on the tweet directly. jillian: so elizabeth warren makes an appearance on snl and it's pretty funny. take a look at this. ♪ i just flipped the switch. ♪ i don't know nobody else

that's doing this. [ laughter ] >> folks on social media clearly seeing double after both of them appeared in that flip the switch challenge on tiktok. this person absolutely thinks it's hilarious. i hope heaven is just a tiktok of kate mckinnon and elizabeth warren on repeat, so elizabeth warren was on snl this weekend, clearly a good time was had by all. she appears to be letting her hair down a little more now that she's out of the race. rob: she's so real and personable. let's crack a beer. >> someone get us all a beer. jillian: it is eight minutes until the top of the hour. the police officers going above and beyond the call of duty to make a little girl's birthday one to remember. rob: you don't have to be italian to enjoy this holiday. it's national meatball day. and keep it here, because we're keeping things rolling and we've got a really good restaurant we're going to show off. stay tuned. ♪

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>> that's for a cake. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. jillian: not only did the georgia officers give her a ride home. they bought her a birthday cake and joined in on the birthday festivities. rob: that's nice. next the bad a cat finds itself in a not so perfect predicament. rescuing the pet after it got stuck in the wall. they cut a hole in the wall and lured the cat out with some cat food. luckily it worked. and the cat was okay. there it is a little black cat there she is. jillian: finally the ugly, a dog breaks every rule and make up its own during an agility dog course. >> there you go. excuse me, that's definitely against the rules. >> what a rascal. >> absolute rascal. jillian: the rescue dog forging his own path on the course in england. sometimes you have got to go your own way and do your own thing. rob: there you go. jillian: let's talk about this because speaking of punning

nothing is impuffable. rob: family favorite restaurant with not so family name lots a bowl. >> this is amazing. this restaurant and they are all here by the way off to the side here. thank you very much for bringing everything in. located in mccutcheon, new jersey. so, if you are in the area, maybe traveling through the area, today for national meatball day the restaurant is giving 50% off everything. everything.rod rod we understand cecilian restaurant started in italy. jillian: so many different flavors. this is what they specialize in. carley: this is so good. jillian: what is that carley? carley: shot sausage and broccoli balls. one reasonable to make a trip to new jersey to get that. jillian: did you know that italian meatballs are smaller than american and served as a main course?

carley: they are served good. janice: one refinery to move to america they are so good. carley: i didn't know you could do so much with meatballs. they have proven that you can. jillian: you mentioned this is a cecilian meatball recipe this is from the owner's grandmother. janice: everybody has a full mouth. rob: we have them standing here walking through all of this as they pig out. get the favorites, todd, which one do you like? todd: i only had one really good broccoli and the sausage. carley: that was my favorite. todd: which one did you like. carley: the same one. janice: mac and cheese. rob: where are the mac and cheese. janice: try the crab one, too. todd: do a good job with the crab meat lumped crab and not a lot of breading.

i'm italian with my fellow italians that's what we do. rob: you are italian? what happened to your tan? rob: don't worry about it? jillian: thank you very much for bringing in. we appreciate it. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. rob: see you later. ♪ ♪ steve: live from new york city 6:00 eastern time as we zoom in to the empire state building. come on in to the mezzanine level. tomorrow is mini super tuesday. does that mean today is mini monday? ainsley: i guess. so that would make sense. brian: sunday big debate. one-on-one with lounge chairs. ainsley: bernie has a loot riding on michigan. he won michigan last time. he really needs this state to pull this off. one four out of the six states last