jillian: tuesday march 10th, on the east coast, two big stories starting with a fox news alert, the grand princess cruise ship infected with coronavirus is embark sending thousands across the country for quarantine and sending the stock market plunging 2000 points but donald trump has a plan. >> a possible payroll tax, cut relief, hourly wage earners getting help.

>> reporter: the administration promises to have americans backs. our of the top story, bernie biden showdown on a make or break primary night. >> to unify the nation we have to unify our party. >> our campaign is the campaign of energy independence. >> the final pitch to voters from michigan to mississippi. can senator sanders survive another loss to the establishment. "fox and friends first" right now. ♪ shannon: good morning, not

waiting for tonight, a big night, a second supertuesday on tap. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, thank you for starting your day or ending it with us. we start with a fox news alert. listen to this, 26 americans have died from coronavirus, majority link to a nursing facility in washington state. todd pyro live in studio, to 36 states. todd: before the latest washington state fatalities bringing the number of deaths there to at least 23, three the newly confirmed deaths were elderly women at the kirkland life care facility, the fourth was a man in his 80s, the concern at that facility. >> we would like more kids to

test employees. that is what we continue to ask and we hope that request will come through. >> here's where we stand. 36 cases of coronavirus with 600 cases nationwide and 26 death. all this is the cruise ship idols for days off the california coast because of the cluster of coronavirus cases, pulled and the port of oakland yesterday. >> look at that! yes! gosh! look at that! >> grand princess with 3500 people on board has 21 confirmed cases, the number of passengers to be court teens and military locations throughout the country, you see them on your screen, the ship is also carrying people from 54 countries with foreigners sent back to their home countries. staying in the bay area santa clara county with 1000 people in

attendance later this week following the area's first death from covid-19. the san jose sharks talking games, the ncaa wins its basketball tournament at stanford and one analyst game. st. patrick's day parade in boston and dublin canceled. elsewhere the italian leader put his country a lockdown urging italians to stay home while all travelers coming into the country will be put on a 14 day quarantine. the chinese president xi made his first visit to wuhan, the epicenter of this outbreak. shannon: thank you. and more than 350 delegates up for grabs today on many super tuesday, bernie sanders and joe biden making the final please do voters. >> we want you, we need you.

there is a place in our campaign for you. >> which campaign is best able to defeat donald trump and let me say without hesitancy, our campaign is the campaign. >> brian is in lansing, michigan, stay with the biggest prize. good morning. >> 6 states vote today but michigan is the biggest prize of them all, 125 delegates up for grabs, marking the first time democratic voters in this primary will effectively have to choose between two main candidates, joe biden and bernie sanders, sanders is the underdog especially after losing 10 out of 14 states on supertuesday there's a real sense of urgency for his campaign in michigan, he held 5 even to the wolverine state in recent days, he is

hoping to replicate his surprise michigan win over hillary clinton. for biden the vice president has campaigned in michigan with kamala harris and cory booker join four the democratic presidential hopefuls now endorsing biden. >> we have potential to have joe biden who is truly the one that is calling us to stand together, not to fall apart. >> our campaign is the campaign that in the general election can bring millions of young people to the polls. >> biden is banking on support from michigan's independents complex voters and working-class white voters, the type of coalition he argues is needed to

be donald trump, sanders is banking on young voters to show up in record numbers, something they have not done yet in this primary election. >> senator sanders was far too late in pivoting to a message that made sense for those voters instead of trying to gin the youth vote. he had no choice after super tuesday but probably too late. >> reporter: result the -- regardless of result in michigan biden and sanders looking forward to next tuesday's races in florida, hello, arizona and ohio. biden and sanders have rallied in the buckeye state tonight. >> thank you. with mounting pressure on bernie sanders, what his last ditch midwest appeal enough to sway voters. joining us with what to expect, social justice director, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it as always. >> if we do the math, 352 delegates up for grabs, big

state voting, the majority of the delegates, 125 delegates and you yourself were in flint on monday. what are you hearing on the ground in michigan? >> a lot of the same things i heard in the grounds four years ago when i met people like daniel green was on the school board, she wasn't when i met her four years ago and she got motivated to get involved in politics and now she sits on the school board and talking about the fact there is no funding for the kids, they are literally begging for funding, the new jerusalem church i spent a lot of time today wondering why they are not talking about the governorship. with candidates failed to realize is everyone's goal is not $15 an hour, everyone's goal is not just for the college, there are goals and agendas both want to talk about that are being missed over and over. it has been disappointing to me

that flint has been used as a political football and a lot of these issues have not been consistently talks about obviously with the flint water crisis. a lot of candidates have not talked about it. this is the overall sense that a lot of folks feel undecided and will not make the choice until then. >> let's compared to 2016, you and i covered that election and we know going into it wasn't bernie sanders the underdog going into that in 2016 but he came out on top and beat clinton? >> absolutely. i was proud to be a part of it. i spent my time in michigan. we did a lot of groundwork. it was only -- we only won by just a couple points. it wasn't some grand slam. there is still a lot of work that needs to be done and it comes down to what relations ships have been built since we

last left would at the end of the day senator sanders based on the votes as shown he has not been able to retain his base. several people running and such and such wouldn't have dropped out it would be better. tomorrow we are going to see the math, what is like for biden and sanders to go toe to toe with no one else running in no more excuses. the establishment politics always play the role but at the end of the day this is sanders's race to lose, he has more volunteers, more staff, more money, more everything so he has to accept the response ability.

>> the democratic establishment and what he had to say about that. listen. i will get a response. >> one of the things that bothers me and i hear it every day, bernie is an extremist, bernie is too radical. in the 1990s when i was in the house i passed more rollcall amendments on the floor of the house, bipartisan than any other member of the house. >> what about that? is a do or die time for him? >> it is do or die time. he likes talking about the amendment king but folks want to know what you are able to get done on your own. of the goal is to be the amendment king just stay in the senate and push amendments. at the end the day people want to know what were you able to accomplish and what vision can you move forward with. the frustrating thing is the same speech over and over. appreciate the consistency but if it is not working maybe time to make some adjustments. i think he believes what he believes and could care less if most americans are saying we are moderate and we want flexibly on some things. shannon: we appreciate you joining us and we will see you again soon. now to a fox news alert, donald

trump unveiling his plan to settle the rattled stock market. >> discussing the possible payroll tax, relief, hourly wage earners getting up. >> the worst trading day since 2000 and trump 2020 advisory board member says our strong economy will weather the storm. he joins us live and andrew cuomo taking the coronavirus site, the new sanitizer made in the empire state. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half.

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shannon: welcome back, straight to a fox news alert, the dow plunging 2000 points, the worst single they drop ever as an oil price war and coronavirus fears

wreak havoc. trump 2020 advisory board member jason meister says the impact will be short term thanks to the economic strategy and joins me to explain. do you think this will be short term. >> the coronavirus as a shelf life. we are starting to understand the virus better. we have a task force led by mike pence but we have to look at the underlying economy. there is a difference between the stock market and the economy. the stock market sold off in the last couple days but the economy, we had a job support, smashed expectations, 275,000 new jobs under this president which was 100,000 jobs more than economists predicted. looking at the broad-based

economy, 7.3 million jobs, and another 275,000 new jobs this economy is resilient and will bounce back. >> my next question what do you think will happen next? monday markets close, futures all up. >> you also had a major reaction to the oil situation between saudi and russia. they will bounce back. a huge buying opportunity and -- >> i was wondering about the big buying opportunity. >> a huge opportunity and you will see that reflected in the next couple days. shannon: listen to what the president had to say on this potential payroll tax and hourly wage earners relief. >> house republicans discussing a possible payroll tax, relief and talking about hourly wage earners getting help so that

they can get in position not to miss a paycheck. >> that should help as well. >> significantly, the president is doing everything he needs to do. looking at the travel bands early on, a lot of advisors, the left it was racist, the travel bands come is enough opec but that significantly reduced the amount of spread into this country and that's why our numbers are much lower than italy, those are the types of measures we need to stay in front of. shannon: where would we be if the economy wasn't where it is already going into this? >> it would be devastating if we hadn't had the blue-collar boom we've had. the other thing is the media. they are spreading, stoking fears, spreading stress and hysteria throughout the country

and it has a negative impact not just on the economy and the stock market but our indian systems. if you are -- your stress levels are higher your immune system is not as strong as it would be without the stress. it is a real impact what they are doing to be american people. >> to put it in perspective we are going to look at this and talk about this when we do a second the coronavirus. i mentioned flu season estimates, 34 million people suffering the flu, between 34-39 million and the number of flu deaths between 20, and 52. >> those are unbelievable numbers. the president past the $8.3 billion tackling this problem head on. the daily briefings we have

yesterday have happened every day, we are on top of this and need to come together to fight this because this virus doesn't terminate against republicans or democrats. >> perhaps some in the mainstream media when they do this and try to stoke fears in terms of the coronavirus and perhaps in an effort to damage the president they need to realize their damaging much more. >> damaging our immune systems and need to cut it out. >> great to have you with us as always, 20 minutes after the top of the hour and bernie sanders dropping the biggest hint yet about a running mate. >> i think my gut feeling is it must be a woman. shannon: carly shimkus with social media reaction coming up. awesome internet.

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>> dozens of conservative leaders call to censor chuck schumer after the democrat made perceived threats toward supreme court justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh as they consider controversial abortion law in louisiana. some said they were not perceived threats. jim simmons, reagan advisor, jeff landry and turning point usa, charlie kurt called the remarks inappropriate and dangerous. the head of the philadelphia bar association:lawyers and judges to resist ice after comparing it

to a police state. the chancellor wants michael snyder wants agents doctor making arrests in courthouses because it violates due process rights. ice responding those arrests are more secure. bernie sanders in a last-ditch effort to appeal to voters before the primary make this vp appeal. >> i haven't won the nomination yet, but my gut feelings it must be a woman. i would look to women first. heather: carly shimkus live with reaction he is getting. my immediate thought was elizabeth warren hasn't given her endorsement yet. carley: but it could be her. he might be trying to get her

endorsement but he did say his vice presidential pick would likely be a woman who holds his political views so thinking about elizabeth warren first. he is not naming names and supporters don't find this a surprise. he will likely pick a woman a lot of people say that some of his critics say he should pick the best candidate regardless of gender. casey on twitter says this type of answer feeds into identity politics was many women sanders believes would be a quality vice presidential candidate, which he would statist names rather than women will be considered first. another person says he doesn't say that because he actually respect women he, he says it because he is aware enough to know their would be a backlash against naming a male vice president. bernie sanders estate away from identity politics his whole career but he does see value in naming a woman to round out his campaign. >> he knows he needs an

endorsement from elizabeth warren. >> new york state making its own hand sanitizer is to compete with price gouging brands amid the coronavirus. >> it took on mister amazon and mister ebay. if you consider the price gouging we will introduce our product which is superior to your product and you don't even have a pay. >> do i detect a lilac hydrangea, tulip? >> is an hdtv thing? it was a funny moment. the hand sanitizer will be produced by prisoners in the state of new york. a superior product with higher alcohol content. mixed reaction on social media, i will stick with prl and making a plea to amazon and ebay to stop people from selling at astronomically high prices. shannon: something else other than the hydrangea and the lilac.

weird tv, thank you. appreciate you bringing it up for sure. still to come fox news alert, this is horrible, two elite marines killed fighting isis, they are the first american servicemembers killed in iraq this year. live with how it could lead to a strategy shift overseas, mississippi is one of six data for grants while joe biden hits the trail, bernie sanders bails on the magnolia state, predicting a blowout for biden, he joins us live. lift you to intense highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i.

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shannon: welcome back. you are watching "fox and friends first". we begin with the fox news alert, the military revealed operations in iraq and syria after two marine raiders killed

fighting isis. jackie ibanez live in studio with our coalition forces are trying to stop a terror resurgence. >> reporter: the two marine raiders were killed after getting into a brutal gunbattle with isis fighters, an elite unit of the marine corps specially trained for combat with the enemy. the us troops were working with iraqi security forces during the mission targeting an isis stronghold in mountainous regions, coalition forces killed four isis fighters who were using the complex as i do. additional troops had to be sent in to help cover the americans bodies which took nearly 6 hours, the raiders of the first us servicemembers killed this year as part of operation inherent resolve, 19 americans have died since the operation started in 2014. the attack happening while coalition forces carried out a series of operations nearby. the regulatory says 25 isis

fighters were killed, nine toners and a training camp were also destroyed. coalition military spokesman saying statement, quote, there is no safe place for isis time. the coalition alongside our partner forces will continue to the remnants of the illegitimate caliphate to disrupt any effort to research. the soldiers names are withheld until families are notified. american a very commanders examining how us forces can best advise local troops following their deaths. >> our prayers with all those families. the us begins withdrawing troops from afghanistan, this is part of the peace agreement with taliban and we told you about bringing the number of troops down from 13,0008600. during the next 4 and half months but political turmoil in the war-torn country is threatening the deal, two rival leaders were sworn in in separate ceremonies, the dispute putting the peace talks between

taliban and afghan leaders in jeopardy. today donald trump will award the presidential medal of freedom to retired general jacking. the senior strategic analyst says he did not expect to be awarded the nation's highest civilian honor. >> i was absolutely shocked and stunned when the president called several months ago, it really is -- it is not something anyone would aspire to. >> general keen led troops in vietnam, he was awarded the silver star and was at the pentagon on 9/11. the white house says he, quote, devoted his life to keeping america safe and strong and i consider general keen a friend, congratulations, well deserved.

joe biden hoping to double down on his sweep of southern voters with a victory in mississippi tonight. the magnolia state playing a key role in the former vp's latest campaign push. >> a week ago the press declared our day dead. today we have a victory behind us, most delegates and come tuesday mississippi is going to get there say. >> but bernie sanders canceled his jackson rally of last-minute to focus on michigan which we talked about earlier so which way are mississippi voters leaning? here to weigh in, lucian smith, thank you for joining us. let's take a look at the current delegate count between biden and sanders following supertuesday, biden had a huge day, 664 delegates, sanders 573 delegates, they need 1991 to win. how do you think sanders will do

specifically in mississippi? >> i don't think bernie sanders will do well in mississippi. he barely got 20% in 2016 elections and you are seeing in mississippi the same thing you are seeing nationally where the democratic establishment is coalescing around joe biden and they will do in mississippi with their doing initially which is everything they can do to make sure bernie sanders doesn't get the democratic nomination. shannon: just because the democratic establishment in mississippi or are there other factors at play? >> a lot of things going on including the fact that biden is a known quantity among democratic voters in the south. you certainly have a more moderate electorate even on the democratic side and you do nationally who are turned off by explicit calls to socialism that you're getting from bernie sanders but i think at the end of the day this is part of a national effort to deny bernie sanders the nomination which is

why you have the bulk of democratic leaders being very clear that they are endorsing joe biden and trying to encourage everybody they can to vote for joe biden in the primary. >> when you look at the african-american vote in mississippi that makes up 37.8% of the population, even though jesse jackson ended up endorsing bernie that won't help? >> that's right but both black and white mississippi democratic voters are going to be more moderate because democratic party has gone so far to the left. we had an experience in mississippi, 100 local conservative democrats just in the last year have called us and said we've got to come to the republican party, the extremism from leaders of the democratic party are so bad we can't be affiliated with it anymore and we want to come over and be republicans. i don't think that's any surprise. shannon: glad you brought that

because i saw where you mentioned you've had nearly 100 local democrats walk away from their party and become republicans in the last 12 months. >> that is right. mississippi has a long tradition of electing conservative democrats at local levels. half of the sheriffs in mississippi continue to be democrats and we have worked relentlessly the last 2 and a half years to remind local democrats there's only one conservative party in mississippi just like there's only one conservative party in america and donald trump has been crucial in getting those people to come over. i can go and say do you want to stand with bernie sanders and joe biden and aoc or do you want to stand with donald trump is almost universally the response is we want to be with donald trump, we want to be republicans, want to walk away from extremism democratic party. >> what about the unions. we can put this up for people at home in terms of the unions who are backing biden, specifically in the state of mississippi, missouri and michigan, two different unions of from their

support behind him and if you look at bernie sanders he has three in michigan. >> that is right. sanders has union support, we have one in mississippi, the unions are not as strong in mississippi as they are in other places. they try to unionize -- it was voted down 60-40 so i don't think they have as much influence but the unions are an extension of the establishment of the democratic party so they think joe biden will give them a chance of winning, i think they are wrong. where the democratic nominee is donald trump is going to be reelected president but you see unions allison behind biden for the same reason you see the rest of the establishment doing, they are terrified of having a democrat on the ticket who is willing to admit he is a

socialist. when you look at the policy differences they are not that great between joe biden and bernie sanders, the difference is biden pretends to be a moderate centrist and the media let him get away with it whereas bernie sanders is clear that he is a socialist and he will push for socialist policies. shannon: the big story will be the turn out and the point you made, democrats walking away and joining the republican party, that will be interesting to see. we appreciate it. have a great day. this fox news alert, pressure mounting to close the nation's capital is a growing list of lawmakers self quarantine, some congressman possibly exposed to the coronavirus including members of the president's in a circle under self quarantine. live with response to that and the market mayhem.

>> welcome back to "fox and friends first," the doomsday mom is behind bars despite getting a reduction in bail. the second company reportedly refusing to post $1 million lori vallow needs to leave jail. if she gets the money she will need to her gps monitor and will not be able to travel far. he was charged in the disappearance of her children, tylee and jj. she is doing court next week. the father of a missing boy files for divorce from the woman accused of murdering his son. gannon was last seen in colorado in january. his stepmom is charged in his murder. it is only why police think she killed him. gannon's father filed for

divorce days after latisse a was arrested, the child's body has not been found. another fox news alert, stocks futures are up after the dow's worst day in a decade, coronavirus is causing the market plunge and freeze. mark where to live to stop the market mayhem. >> reporter: donald trump says the administration is considering a number of ways to boost the economy but on monday the president tried to downplay fears of long-term economic problems, the white house is open to economic stimulus. >> we will be meeting with house republicans, mitch mcconnell and everybody and discussing a possible payroll tax cut or relief, hourly wage earners

getting help so they can be in a position where they don't miss a paycheck. >> reporter: those comments boosted the markets overnight. look at futures for major indices open to hire open but that is following monday's sending drop on the dow. a handful of lawmakers are in self corn teen after coming into contact with someone infected with vallow -- covid-19. nancy pelosi knows no plans to close the capital, democrats are harshly criticizing the president and his administration over its response to this crisis. >> he really did not address the coronavirus issue. he addressed other aspects about the economy. >> the president seem focused more on the stock market than the pandemic. miss you do with the pandemic the stock market is going to keep getting worse and worse. >> leaders they mike pence will be meeting with the health insurance companies and tomorrow

the president is scheduled to sit down with wall street executives to discuss the impact on the market and industries worldwide. we learned neither the president nor the vice president have been tested for covid-19. >> the oil price war between saudi arabia and russia. we will see what happens on that front as well. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour and you know aoc's squad pushing far left policies, now meet the conservative crew hoping to restore america's values, political newcomers join me with their plan to break the mold in washington. ♪

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>> welcome back. when you hear the squad you think of the four far left congresswoman pushing progressive politics in washington but four republicans running for office are hoping to give in america loving spin to that name, joining me to explain, catalina, daniel merritt and marjorie taylor green and sergeant burton brink, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. i will begin with you. tell us about yourself and why you are running. >> i was born and raised in northern illinois. it was a long time held republicans seat taken over by lauren underwood, a far left socialist is on the product of the american dream.

my mother came here legally from guatemala. my dad is a small business owner and i'm the product of hard work, personal responsibility and this unapologetic love for the country that patriots and members of congress should happened right now we are seeing that so far under attack with the socialist policies the squad is trying to implement. >> you were hoping, the first congressional district, tell us about yourself and why you are running. >> thanks for having me on today. i'm 39 years old, i'm the cofounder of online apparel, 18 year combat veteran and non-politician looking to serve georgia as first district and represent everybody in the district very well and the reason i decided to run is i was sick and tired of the lack of leadership we all see in the swamp in dc and as a veteran we

understand what it means to serve our country and i want to serve. shannon: patriotic clothing company. marjorie taylor green, tell us why you are running. >> i'm a successful business owner, wife and mom of three kids. i have lived the american dream in the democrat party is no longer an american party, they are now the party of socialism, they want to rip our borders open, kill babies up until birth, maybe even afterwards, tax us with crazy policies like the green new deal, a government takeover of healthcare and take away our guns and as a proud american woman i can't sit on the sidelines. i'm fed up with the attacks on donald trump, i think he's the greatest president we will have in our lifetimes. i'm grateful for all these doing and probably running for congress in georgia's thirteenth district, the a part of keeping

america great and working hard to save my children's american dream. julie: are endorsed by jim jordan. sergeant brink, tell us why you are running and what you hope to change and accomplish, a little bit about yourself. >> i grew up in the city of arcadia and worked as a sergeant, deputy, police officer in the district and what i have seen in my district as a police officer is was crime has been doing and since crime has gone up with the proposition 47, proposition 57. i am seeing what is affecting my community. i want to make sure we see people who are representing our community in sacramento instead of career politicians that think what they are passing is helping

everybody when it is hurting not only our families and communities but also our small businesses. >> you have been on the frontlines of law enforcement so you know what you are talking about. tell me who you think will be the democratic nominee. who do you think will be the democratic nominee? we have many super tuesdays tonight. >> tough one. i think it will be bernie. >> daniel? >> sleepy joe. >> marjorie? >> i'm going with sleepy joe also. and burton. >> sleepy joe. >> we will see if you happen to be right. thank you for joining us, appreciate it, good luck and all your races. we will be right back. what happened to the real men of america?

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the coronavirus can live on metal, plastic or gas like your iphone for up to 9 days. apple saying it is okay to use disinfecting or alcohol wipes to clean your iphones and ipads. that reps at this hour of "fox and friends first". the next show is packed and continues right now. goodbye. rob: fox news alert, coronavirus intensifies in the united states blamed for several new deaths. >> unprecedented measures being taken abroad with italy under a countrywide lockdown and israel practically seeing its borders. rob: new steps the white house is taking to get out of this worldwide outbreak. >> i think the american people are entitled to thoughtful answers to the questions. >> we are not looking for a revolution. we want to trust the water that comes out of the pipes.