somebody just shaved his dog and lower back and now he looks like a lion. i assume that's what happened. jillian: i need to know more about this dog. rob: maybe it's a new style. jillian: maybe. thanks for joining us. have a great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ coming in ♪ ainsley: coming in hot this morning. it is mini super tuesday. steve: it is. the polls are going to open in a couple of states about an hour from now. you might think to yourself it's not just a mini super tuesday. you look at the dow futures in the corners they're up right now a thousand points. we are going to talk to stuart about it. it's going to be a super tuesday for the stock market when it opens. brian: it's a real reason to be dressed. maybe you wanted to take your clothes off and hide under the streets. today there is a future could be brighter. steve: is that what you do?

brian: reburily get in the sheets and get out of the sheets and quick to work. ainsley: today you had your sheets like this today you can poke your head out because stock futures did rise after the president gave that briefing at the white house yesterday. some relief to small business owners. brian: we have woken stuart varney. he hit the snooze button, but he is going to be with us in a matter of moments. we begin with this fox news alert. you have 26 americans now who are died? the coronavirus, at least 600 cases are reported nationwide. ainsley: a juvenile court of the deaths linked to that nursing home in washington state. steve: we have known that todd piro is live as the illness spreads to 36 states. and they are locking down italy, todd. todd: that's right, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning to all three of you. the latest washington state fatalities bringing the number of deaths there to 23. three of the confirmed deaths elderly at the kirkland life care facility and the fourth a resident in his 80 also a

lieutenant of life care. thfear far from over at the facility. >> we hope that request will come through. rob: here is where we stand now. 36 states have cases of coronavirus with at least 600 cases nationwide. and 26 deaths. all this as the cruise ship forced to idol for days pulled off oak land. the grand princess with 3500 people aboard has 21 cases. the number of the cases to be quarantined in military locations throughout the country. staying in bay area, santa clare county. more than 1,000 people in attendance this week following the area's first death from covid-19. saint patrick's day in boston and dublin both cancelled. also around the globe the entire leader put his entire country on lockdown urging all 60 million oitalians to stay many home. israel announced all the

travelers coming into the country will be put on 14 day quarantine. xi jinping made his first visit to wuhan this morning that being the epicenter of the outbreak. steve: they ever kind of taking a little victory lap because they have been able to contain this there in china. bring in stuart varney on fox business. stuart, the market sold off 2,000 points. how much was corona panic and how much was it the gas war between the countries of saudi arabia and russia? >> i call it 40/60. 40% was the virus. we'll don't know what impact this social distancing is going will have on us. the oil price war which sent the price of oil tumbling and raises the prospect of some bankruptcies among the frackers in america. and the end -- thought the end but a decrease in our oil output because it's not profitable to drill for oil when it's at $33,

$34 a pwaeufrl. ainsley: the dow, the s&p 509 nasdaq going up after the president gave his briefing bri. potential payroll tax cuts for hourly earners. how he can resol the problem. and working with small businesses so that. >> maybe paid sick leave. help for hourly workers. some don't like this. don't do this bailout and throw money at the problem. the problem is not a lack of money. the problem is the virus. ainsley: what if people lose their businesses? >> i disagree with that you don't bail people out as if they have done something wrong. what we do now is helping people who have been caught in this virus scare. brian: we do the farmers in the middle of a delayed war. >> farmers got help when we had the trade war which china.

ainsley: they hear bailout. >> bailout is the wrong word. hem for people who have been hurt through no fault of their own, period. brian: nancy pelosi doesn't want the payroll tax cut. what she wants is i'm sure paid sick leave as a new entitlement so go into the election and say look what we did for you look at this. paid sick leave on the books. i don't think we get that i want to see help for hourly paid workers. maybe some help for the airlines and maybe a payroll tax deduction. it's a quick way of getting the money throughout real fast temporary. brian: is the problem we are a consumer driven economy and if we tell our consumers to stay home, not to shop, not to go to restaurants and not to go to las vegas and cancel conferences that is our engine? >> that is a problem because we don't know the effects on our economy of this social distancing. you know, don't go in crowds. don't travel so much. the lack of social mixing that

will create something for the economy. steve: because you have got all these people who are teleworking and tele muting people in the building over there to go home because someone had the coronavirus. they were told at the end of the day take your computer with you. apparently doing the same kind of precautions in washington, d.c. where the federal government and certain agencies might have to close. you are going to work from home. >> social distancing is important but it will have a downside effect. we don't know how bad that downside effect will be, period. but i have got to till. you mentioned this earlier. the dow is going to bounce right back this morning. down 2,000. back up about 1,000 points, roughly. ainsley: what about the people wanting to retire the next few months and looking at 401(k)s. >> taking a hit. the timing is awful. if you are thinking of retiring in the immediate future. yesterday. you look at your 401(k) and see

you have probably taken a 10 or 15% hit. you have taken a hit. don't do that now and sell wildly. don't do that because you might see a rebound on the other side of this virus. brian: it can't be centrally run. you need governors to call their own shots as relates to their state and their mayors as it relates to their city. do you agree with that? >> well, i think that the federal authorities cdc, for example, they have got to lay down the law on what the nature of this virus is how to treat it, and this social distancing and the governors have got to take their own measures where they see fit. it's a split deal here. steve: stuart, let's move to politics for a minute today is another primary day in six states. so-called mini super tuesday. yesterday if you saw the fox news channel you saw bernie sanders town hall. and you saw business relief on

fox business. at within point given the fact that it's going to be bernie vs. biden today, mr. bernie squared off against mr. biden regarding how he has backed crooks. listen to this. >> one of the differences, if i might say, between joe biden and myself, is that joe bailed out the crooks on wall street who nearly destroyed our economy 12 years ago. when i give a speech, often it's 45 minutes or an hour, okay? because there are a lot of challenges that the country faces and i have got to talk about them. i think joe was somewhere -- i don't know where was he michigan or somewhere else the other day? and he spoke for seven minutes. i don't know how you say anything other than, you know, minimal discussion in seven minutes. but all i would say is i'm not here to criticize joe but to say that i think the american people in this incredibly complicated and difficult moment in our history are entitled to thoughtful answers to the crises

we face. [cheers and applause] ainsley: i'm not here to criticize joe, but. >> stuart: for starts people on wall street are not corroboration. when bernie sanders goes out there. he is worth $3 million. he has got three house us. did he steal that money? was he a crook when he got money? does he believe that all successful people are crooks? no, he thinks that all capitalists are crooks and he is flat out wrong. the other part of that soundbite there was his criticism of biden for the length of his speeches or the nature of his speeches. i read, i think "the washington post" this morning. that biden's aides are trying to get him to be much shorter. much shorter speeches. minimize the gaffe possibilities. that's what they are doing. brian: it didn't stop him yesterday because he had another major gaffe yesterday we are going to win back the house, oops i meant we already have the house. >> teleprompter. brian: if he wants to win he has to point out what he said that

joe biden seven minute speech asking for a chair at the debate. if you are worried about a 77 or 78-year-old asking for the energy to do a john and you can't stand during a debate and can't hold a speech how can you run a country? there is nothing wrong with that argument. >> i'm not disagreeing with you at all 77-year-old mr. biden, 78-year-old mr. sanders, their late '70s. two oldest candidates to run for the presidency with a shot at the oval office, i think. ainsley: last night at the town hall there was a russian immigrant who stood up and asked bernie a question about socialism. listen to this. >> as someone from russia, a country that was greatly impacted by the negative effects of socialism, what assurances can you offer myself and other people impacted by socialism that democratic socialism will not have the same results? >> what happened and existed in the soviet union was not

socialism. it was authoritarian communism. [applause] >> and we talk about democratic socialism, margaret, i'm talking about fin land, i'm talking about denmark, i'm talking about sweden. i'm talking about countries all over the world who have used their government to try to improve life for working families, not just the people on top. >> martha: so senator, let me follow up on that. >> stuart: wait a minute, finland, denmark, sweden. does bernie know they don't have a minute minimum wage. they have school choice. vouchers for schools there did bernie know they all got rich before they became a welfare state and now they are cutting back on welfare state it's not affordable. can you say stainable. does he know that? >> bill: more billionaires per capita in their country than our country. lowest inheritance tax maybe in the free world that ours is higher among the top five in the world? any time he uses those examples

it's a folly. >> he says the soviet union was not socialism authoritarian communism, implying he doesn't like it. he was constant li praising it. he was praising cuba, praising the soviet union. he loves venezuela. brian: to a fault, if biden wins michigan tonight and it looks like he does and he has a straight path to the nomination, the market goes up because our economy record when biden had a super, super tuesday because they are scared to death of a socialist taking over america. >> stuart: i don't think investors want a socialist to win the white house. but when joe biden if he wins today in michigan and missouri and wins big, i don't think it will effect the market that much. it's something put on the back burner. less of a concern for the market and investors. i don't think you will see a blip if joe biden wins big. brian: he did last week when he won last week it went up. >> stuart: yes. phreufrbgs was a case there that was the end ever the road for bernie. i think everybody realizes it's the end of the road already. steve: well, we will have to

see. the polls about 450 minutes from right now. joe is going to do his show on fox business at 9:00 a.m. eastern. and he will be hosting "fox & friends weekend." >> stuart: i'm scared to death. brian: i may join you saturday. >> stuart: sunday. brian: i'm coming in on saturday. now that stuart is coming in on sunday. interesting. i will join you on simulcast today. >> stuart: yes, you will. ainsley: you are used to three hour show fox business. "fox & friends weekend" is 4. >> stuart: i need a special chair. steve: bernie, right behind you we have jillian. brian: get used to it. jillian: good morning, good to see you. we are learning more now about how two marine raiders were killed fighting isis in iraq. losing their lives in a mission targeting a terror hideout in mountain caves. at least four isis fight ires

were killed nut operation. six hours for the troops to recover the bodies. first members killed in iraq this year. 19 members have died since military involvement began in 2014. the so-called doomsday mom is behind bars despite getting reduction in bail. several bond companies are refusing to post the $1 million lori value low needs. if she gets the money she will have to wear a g.p.s. monitor and won't be able to travel far. discharged in the disappearance of her two kids. haven't been scenes since september. 2020 trump team firing back after being accused of manipulating this joe biden gaffe on twitter. >> turn campaign negative attacks because we cannot get reelected -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump.

ains. jillian: the video was labeled as manipulated media under twitter policy. the clip did not alter biden's words but did cut off before he finished his sentence. in a letter to twitter the trump campaign the biden camp be held to the same standards, claiming they posted. the hand sanitizer shortage in new york stated. governor andrew cuomo unveiling the new product. >> pooh purell and mr. amazon and mr. ebay, if you continue the price gouging, we will introduce our product which is superior to your product and you don't even have the floral bouquet. lilac, hydrangea, tulips. jillian: the floral hand sanitizers sent to school and prison agencies around new york. steve: hard to find. it's made over at riker's

fantastic. ainsley: more alcohol content which kills the virus. jillian: supposed to have at least 60 percent or 70%? steve: 60%. ainsley: i looked at my recently it wasn't that. jillian: i looked yesterday and i haven't been able to find any except this building. ainsley: drugstore says we have been out for a long time. truck comes in saturday and don't know whether it's going on on the truck. steve: made at likers. brian: great selling point. made against their will. fantastic. steve: calls to censure for these comments about two supreme court justices. >> i want to tell you, gulch, i wangorsuch,i want to tell you k. have you released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. steve: he is in trouble now and the judge is on the case and that's coming up. brian: and did led zeppelin -- no, did zeppelin -- yeah, i can

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michigan the big state to win with 125 delegates up for grabs. in 2016 bernie staged a shocking upset in the state defeating hillary clinton despite lagging in the polls. can bernie do it again? here to weigh in we have real clear politics co-founder and president tom bevan. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: the problem last time in 2016 was the cross tabs because they didn't have a good way to model michigan. they under estimated the number of young people that were going to show up as it turns out bernie got most of them. >> bernie got just under 600,000 votes and ended up winning by a pointed and a half. august the polls said hillary clinton had a 20, 20 point lead. this time aroun biden has 26 po. is there magic left for bernie? can he do it again? it feels different. if did you go back and look at the national numbers in that race, bernie was gaining on

hillary clinton. she was slowly come down. and right now it's the opposite. biden has been surging. steve: big question is whether or not today bernie can keep it close so that he is not dragged when it comes to the delegates. >> the problem is though he is behind by 96 delegates right now. so he doesn't -- even if he wins michigan by -- squeak out a victory by half a point give a moral boost for his campaign but it's not going to give him a boost in the delegate race. but he is going to loads in missouri probably. going to lose in mississippi. he really needs a change in the dynamic of this race to recoup those delegates we don't see that happening now. steve: maybe that could happen on sunday, beware the i.e.d.s of march when they have the debate in arizona. i think, you know, we watched bernie sanders last night at the town hall, you know, you may not agree with his politics and policies. but, he was strong and then when he is on the stage with joe biden, you have got to wonder. >> well, biden has sort of

muddled his way through these debates and sort of a white knuckle affair even for his supporters who are worried that he might say something that's off the cuff, doesn't make sense, has a senior moment, if you will. and he is going to be one-on-one for over an hour on that stage and so the possibility exists for something a shift to happen in this race and that can be one of those key moments. steve: what do you think about this story that was floated by one of the d.c. news outlets where apparently joe biden council if i can'ts are talking about the dream cabinet already? they would love to see john kerry get a job, maybe with global warming susan rice maybe his secretary of state. elizabeth warren, beto o'rourke. >> right there. has been a lot of talk about a team of rivals if you will. steve: yeah. >> this is the problem with joe biden's campaign a little bit is that it is sort of a restoration of the obama folks, of the status he go. in many ways sort of backward-looking that we are going to return to before the

chaos of donald trump that's appealing to most, many democratic voters but not all of them and that's obviously a lot of folks throughout who want real change. they want to see something different and see new faces. that's not what biden is offering. steve: let's see what happens. tom, thank you very much. exit question for you. do you think the coronavirus fear will keep people from going out to vote today? >> i don't know. it's hard to say. certainly in a place like washington state maybe more so than in a place like michigan. steve: because we were talking there are a number of schools that have been closed over the last couple of weeks to clean them up and those are the same places where some people are going to go. >> those are the polls places. we'll have to see. steve: tom bevan, thank you very much. as corona case us surge in the united states. apparently a fox news alert. who is most at risk of being infected. dr. marc siegel on how age play as key factor coming up next. plus, michael bloomberg waived

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staffers across the united states despite promising to employ them through november there is a silver lining though. they do get to keep their campaign issued iphones and mack books. here is ainsley talking coronavirus. ainsley: thank you. turning to a fox news alert. the grand princess cruise ship infected with the coronavirus disembarks in california sending thousands into quarantine. this as the number of deaths in the u.s. rises to 26. the surgeon general shedding new light on americans most at risk for the virus. >> if you are a child or young adult, you are much more -- you are more likely to die from the flu if you get it than you are to die from coronavirus. so there is something about being young that is protective. ainsley: joining us now with more is fox news contributor dr. marc siegel. >> good to see you. ainsley: there have been 26,000 and 20,000 deaths with the flu. why is that young kids aren't getting this or really affecting

the older people. >> the surgeon general was saying that point. i think the reason is that young people have better immune systems. and so they can fight off all respiratory viruses much more easily. ainsley: why the flu? >> the flu is different. it revs up your immune system and attack you and go at you. 125 deaths among kwro*eupbg young people with the flu they have a hyper response to it. we are not seeing that with coronavirus. but with the coronavirus as with the flu, if you are run down, if you have a chronic condition and especially if you are elderly, you are at high risk. the two viruses are very similar that way, ainsley. over the age of 80 years old is when we are seeing the biggest problems with this kro*efsz. young, we have zero deaths in young people. ainsley: look at the chart, dr. siegel, 0 to 9 zero deaths or infections. 4 to 49, 4% fatality rate and.

people that have family f.a.a. swraoepl that and heart disease and cancer. people that have run down immune system, much are much more likely. saw those nursing home deaths in washington state because they had chronic health conditions and were elderly. ainsley: is there a chance we could have had it already and not known it? >> i think that's a good point. i think there are a lot of mild cases. whenever you see a new virus always looking at the at this point of the iceberg. the worse cases are the ones that come to medical attention. still not testing everyone. we need the testing to be available widespread across the country so we can pick out these mild days. it will help reassure people. if people come to me with a cough or shortness of breath or a fever and i can tell you well you have this but you are getting better. a contact, yeah, you were in contact with it but you never got sick. i want to see all those cases so i can further reassure people that it's milder than they're hearing right now. ainsley: talked about the death rate compared to the flu. as far as the coronavirus who

has it 550 right now in the united states. we believe, that have the coronavirus. 34 million have the flu. >> you know, these a really important point. if we use this as a wake-up call to wash our hands more, to clean our keyboards and cell phones to keep well-hydrated and keep distant during flu season we will cut down on flu deaths. 34 million people with the flu. that's already clogging our hospitals to pull capacity granted we don't need this additional problem but we need to focus on the flu as well. we tend to take the flu for granted because it's not a scary word for us. it's not new. not something we don't know about but it's a big killer. flu is a huge problem here. ainsley: yesterday we normally have bible study in my apartment. we decided to do it over a conference quality yesterday. we were saying our schedules are clear for the first time in a long time everyone is canceling easter egg hunts and parties we normally do with our kids. schools are closing but it is a time we can reflect and thank god this is not as serious for

kids and really puts things into perspective because you are spending more time with your family? >> yes. i think schools shouldn't close unless there is really cases there i don't think schools across the country should close. i have think you are right about family. by the way you are a mole model for bible study in this country for people taking religion seriously. i can't wait where you are not doing this online and doing it in person. ainsley: praying for america and people who have this coronavirus and really affected by. this thank you, dr. siegel for your work. >> thank you. ainsley: video is shocking. a coach fights a referee on the ice at a kid's hockey game. what sparked the brawl coming up. conservatives want to censure chuck schumer after he said this about the supreme court. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, have you released the whirl wind and you will pate price. [cheers] ainsley: so do they have a case? the judge is on deck. hey, judge. ♪

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cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. brian: all right. here we go, dozen's of conservative leaders signing a letter calling that men chuck schumer in for ke censure two se court justices. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, have you released a whirl wind and you will pay the price. [cheers and applause] steve: you will pay the price. it sure sounds like a threat to a lot of the people. let's talk to fox news senior judicial analyst and host of liberty file on fox nation judge andrew napolitano. i paused to laugh rather than

said host, it said you were the hose. judge: hose. don't say anything, kilmeade. why are we going through this again? steve: good question it. sounded like he was threatening the. judge: judge it does sound like a threat. under the law this is not a threat. it's free speech. i condemn what he said but defend his right to say it. he is attacking what he perceives to be, what will be, what might be the votes of two supreme court justices, haven't even voted yet on an abortion case. his real objection is with the legislature and the governor of the state of louisiana which enacted, in my view a perfectly rational piece of legislation that says anybody that performs an abortion has to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital to preserve the life of the mother and should the baby survive the abortion the life of the baby. steve: if something goes wrong. judge: correct. that's the issue before the supreme court. ainsley: why would anyone argue

with that? steve: abortion. judge judge in his opinion as in the opinion of a lot of democrats there should be no restrictions on abortion. i think he made those statements in order to gin up -- ainsley: what if a woman had an abortion and her life were at risk he doesn't care if she goes to the hospital. judge: you probably have to ask him. he is of the view that abortion should be so available and plentiful that the states should not put any restrictions upon those who perform it. brian: he has had a half hearted apology on the floor i guess i could have used different words. steve: he didn't apologize. brian: that wasn't good enough in a letter to u.s. senator here is an excerpt schumer's threatening words unprecedented and unacceptable. when confronted he never apologized instead still tried to blame others. he still never apologized in a better world this episode would end schumer's political career. in 2020 it should be a permanent blot on schumer's record. we therefore strongly support a

resolution to censure schumer on the senate floor. you need how many votes. judge: you need 67 to remove a senator. i don't know honestly how many you need to censure. senator mcconnell is not going to allow a censure come to the floor. he believes his berating of schumer which was pretty severe was enough. move on. steve: that's just politics though. mitch mcconnell look at his caucus his caucus is 99% behind censure. >> yes. that's an old rule. it's a gentlemen's club even though are there are women in it. even though a majority want the censure because he is the majority leader, and supposedly hats for sight to realize he has to work with chuck schumer. steve: is he afraid they are going to come back for him or republicans some day. judge: i don't know what he is afraid of. i think this issue should go away. who wrote the letter that brian just read? brian: you didn't even want to

do it? judge: who wrote the letter? who is pushing the censure members of the senate or outsiders? ainsley: what happens with censure a slap on a wrist or a serious thing? judge: it's a very serious thing. it happens so rarely in the history of the senate. it's a black mark. no one who has been censured has been reelected. let's put it that way. steve: he is the hose of liberty file over on fox nation, i know because i have read it in the teleprompter. brian: judge reluctant to do the topic. judge: we are dwelling on the patriot act begin this week it. expires on sunday not all of it but the essential portion of it. brian: kept america safe. judge: took away our freedoms. brian, are we going back to radio days? brian: we will see what happens. patriot act. what could be wrong with it. steve: work sod well when it came to carter page. judge: thank you, steve. steve: time for jillian and the news. judge: where is jillian? jillian: i'm right behind you. good morning judge and guys. good morning to you. call it a miracle a 4-year-old

girl from iowa gets back her sight after being blinded by the flu. doctors say flu complications called her brain to swell. she hasn't been able to see since new year's day. but her vision completely returned on monday. how incredible. jade's mother says there are still significant signs of brain damage but they hope for a full recovery. and we certainly wish her well. a youth hockey coach is fired after attacking a referee in front of kids. watch this. wow, you can see the coach charging at the ref and punching him over and over on the ice in massachusetts. he had just been ejected from the game for using abusive language. all the kids on the team are under 12 years old. a major victory for led zep millennial. the rock band winning appeals in

copy right hit song stairway to heaven. ♪ the court ruling led zep palestinian did not steal the intro from another band's piece. legal battle started in 2014. police officers go above and beyond to save a driver who broke down in traffic. these photos show the cops pushing a truck down a busy street in virginia. the woman who posted the pictures online say it warmed her heart to see the cops stop and help the man. got to love it. a look at your headlines. brian: what about that hockey fight? comes out and beats up the ref. ainsley: i love hockey because they fight. brian: not the refs. ainsley: sticking up for his child. brian: you can't punch the ref. ainsley: so fun to watch. brian: i have got to get you

ready before your daughter plays sports. ainsley: i wouldn't punch the ref. i wouldn't clap i would watch. brian: is it all right for ainsley to watch somebody paufrpblg ref? steve: we are are going to go into the archives and remove the last 50 seconds. ainsley: get a beer and watch them fight. steve: a moment of civility. janice: where did ainsley go. ainsley: i don't think parents should go hit the ref. i would watch. it would be something we would talk about. brian: now wouldn't. ainsley: tell us where it's going to be icy in america. janice: take a look at the weather. shall we? did you see the super moon by the way this morning? they're calling it the super worm moon and i know when we go look at it right now. full of glory the worm moon because of the that you and springtime and earth worms are now moving. it's also called the lenten move

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brian: stock futures up big time this morning after a rough start to the week. the dow fell more than 2,000 points on monday. the worst single drop in history over concerns about the coronavirus and oil price getting depressed. our next guest says there is no need to panic. he is the ceo of dynamic money and host of the chris burns show. chris, what is your take away yesterday. when the market went down, what are your thoughts? is this an opportunity at all? >> i mean, it could be an opportunity. the reality is right now to have a massive drop and see some sort of recovery the next day if only because some people did buy on the dip. honestly the basic fundamentals of what is going on haven't changed and i wouldn't be surprised if we still see a drop going into the rest of the week so nobody should assume that we are kind of out of the woods on

this yet. brian: people say transportation is going to be depressed. hospitality is going to be depressed and airlines are going to be depressed as long as this virus raises. should we look at this as a fractured market? >> honestly i think people are right to say we are going to see continued fallout and rippling effect from. this it may well be a fractured market in the short-term. i think it's important. yesterday is actually the 11th anniversary of the beginning of this bull market. even if we hit the end of this bull market this week. it's a good reminder that regardless of the math, we have seen our country go through so many crazy events. this economy and this market have proven resilient time and time again. and so as easy as it is right now to look at yesterday we had a massive drop. maybe get away from 345*u9 a little bit and remember your history on this and take solace that we as a people are going to push through and do well over time. brian: when you look at some of the stocks have been unaffordable for some. they see apple comes down and

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♪ ♪ i'm here for the money ♪ i'm not leaving until they throw me out. ainsley: work for the money. we go for the party. today is mini super tuesday. steve: that's right. and 13 seconds ago the polls open in the states of michigan and missouri. if you are out there, vote. ainsley: it really comes down to today. it could. if bernie does not get michigan many say he will be out. he doesn't have a chance going forward. steve: the key to keep it as close as possible. otherwise, the more joe biden gets, the more the argument hey bernie should drop out. bernie wants to go right up to the convention just in case it's a tie so that something crazy can happen. ainsley: he says he won't jump out. brian: a couple things, too. when it comes to michigan

republicans and democrats are going to look at the turnout. both sides need michigan in november. eye are on the market. steve: that's right. watching down in the corner of the screen. fox news alert. stock futures are way up this morning after the dow's worst day in seems like forever. ainsley: coronavirus fears causing the market to plunge and even freeze. look at these faces. brian: hopefully happy faces today. kristin fischer is live from the white house as the president announces a plan to stop the market mayhem. kristin, is there indeed possible -- is there a possible way to do that? >> we will find out because today president trump is going to be meeting with republican lawmakers to discuss possible ways that the administration and congress could provide some kind of targeted economic relief for the individuals and industries who have been hit the hardest by this coronavirus outbreak. and president trump gave us a little bit of a preview of what those relief efforts may entail.

during that big briefing here at the white house last night. >> going to be meeting with house republicans, mitch mcconnell and everybody and discussing a possible payroll tax cut or relief. hourly wage earners getting help so that they can be in a position where they're not going to ever miss a paycheck. >> some other options on the table. temporary tax cuts for airlines and cruise liners. and that has some democrats accusing the president of prioritizing corporate interests over american workers. >> he really did not address the coronavirus issue. addressed other aspects about the economy. >> the president seems to be focused more on the stock market than on the pandemic. but unless you deal with the pandemic, the stock market is going to keep getting worse and worse.

>> excuse me, at least six republican members of congress are now under self-quarantine after potentially being exposed to the virus from someone at cpac who has since tested positive. those members include the president's incoming chief of staff mark meadows and matt gaetz who flew with president trump on board air force 1 just yesterday. but the white house says that president trump has not been tested for the coronavirus because he has not shown any symptoms. and he was not in prolonged close contact with anybody who has since tested positive for the virus. but, guys, just think about how many hands president trump shakes in any given day or any politician for that matter. think about just how many hands bernie sanders and joe biden are going to be shaking on today, a primary day. brian: amazing, too. they are calling for the president to stop his rallies but bernie and joe biden are fine doing their rallies. steve: nobody is at the joe biden rally.

brian: what an advantage. ainsley: if you get it it's not as serious or 14% fatality rate if you are over the age of 80. so i think in their minds, the hand shakes are more important. brian: who wants to thanks kristin. steve: kristin, thank you very much. >> guys, let's just do the elbow. see you later. >> steve: regarding the payroll tax and everything else the president suggested yesterday he is going to be meeting with senate republicans to try to figure a path forward. brian: most encouraging thing happening outs of china who started this whole thing. batting a thousand cases a day. they had very few. they had 14 field hospitals close yesterday. 70% of the chinese cases everybody had recovered. only 19 new infections. last week they started recording this. it was 2,000 new infections a day. now down to 19. it shows you can get on top of this. steve: but, more importantly, president xi is going to wuhan. brian: he was there yesterday. steve: yeah, exactly. of the whole thing is to show

that their measures at co. connell: takenning it have actually worked. brian: they started it and yet to apologize. ainsley: if you are young, most of the doctors are saying you don't have to worry about this. you can fight the virus off. and also if you look at your investments, you have a long way before you retire. it's the folks that are trying to retire in the next few months that really are watching this and have to worry about it. we asked stuart varney about it and he said the economy is set to bounce back. watch this. >> i think that you don't bail people out because as if they have done something wrong. what we do now is helping people who have been caught in this virus scare. this is help for people who have been hurt through no fault of their own, period. the dow is going to bounce right back this morning. down 2,000 yesterday. at the opening bell this morning back up about 1,000 points, roughly. brian: the biggest worry we have and i haven't heard anyone with a good answer what do you shut down and not shut down.

when do you tell people to stay home. do you know how many people are going to be hurt economically. health praoeurlt, yes. if we shut down the ncaa tournament and these college players play in front of no one. they will lose millions of dollars they won't get back, the ushers, the parking attendants. the people that work the stadiums, the arenas, the travel, just endless the amount of people that would be affected by that. steve: i think it's up to each individual company and corporation and entity to figure it out. the building right there had a coronavirus patient yesterday. and they have closed the building. so, the big question is for how long? will it be 24 hours? will it just be for cleaning? everybody has got to figure out going forward what we know and how to protect people. brian: if worse comes to worse we go to sean hannity's house he has a studio: i'm going to talk to him. plan b. ainsley: water and food. brian: meanwhile, 6 minutes

after the top of the hour. i will work on that plan. more than 350 delegates up for grabs today on mini super tuesday. ainsley: bernie sanders and joe biden making their final pleas to the voters overnight. steve: the big state is michigan. and bryan llenas is actually live in lansing, michigan, where the polls opened seven minutes ago. hey, brian. >> hey, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning. that's right the polls here in michigan opened at 7:00 a.m. and voters are already beginning to stream here in lansing, the state's capital. this is the biggest prize of the six states that are voting today. 125 delegates up for grabs and also this is the first day that democratic voters in this primary will have a choice effectively between just two main candidates. obviously we know it's been a crowded field. for bernie sanders for the senator, it is -- well, he is the underdog here. and after losing 10 out of 14 states on super tuesday, there is a real sense of urgency for his campaign in michigan. he has held at least five events

in the wolverine state in recent days. and for joe biden, the vice president has campaigned in michigan with former presidential candidate senators kamala harris and core booker who joined four other presidential hopefuls now endorsing biden. >> we have the potential to have a joe biden who is truly the states person in our party who is truly the one calling to us 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. [cheers and applause] >> sanders is hoping to replicate his 2016 surprise michigan win over hillary clinton when he won over white working class voters. but the problem this year is those same voters are biden's bread and butter. >> i think the thing tha that ig

against sanders more than anything else is that he is not up against a candidate that is as deeply unpopular with the white working class noncollege educated voters. hillary clinton was toxic with those voters. and those voters are very on brand for the former vice president. his entire political career he has been running to represent voters just like that. >> he keeps saying they need that young vote. they have not showed up in the way that he wants in any of the states previously before today. we will see if today is any different. all of that, guys, the reason they're talking about this being such a big day and especially here in michigan for sanders is that a loss here would not only biden the delegate count lead for biden, but it could have a trickle effect into next tuesday for the two other western states voting. you have illinois and ohio. we all know that things are not looking good for sanders in florida. so, if a big loss here in michigan happens, it could have a really big effect next week. and that's why there is so much pressure on sanders here in

michigan. brian: aoc got a big crowd yesterday and got a big response with her introduction. all right, brian, thank you so much. ainsley: not surprising not doing well in florida considering what he said about castro. the weather is going to be good in michigan. if you live there go to the polls and not worry about rain. steve: sure, bernie ultimately is hoping things play his way the way they did four years ago. the problem four years ago is apparent live in the cross tabs because the people who do the polling under estimated the number of young people that would show up. they thought one in ten would show up. turned out to be two in ten and i think bernie got 80% of them. this time around we are not going to specifically talk about the polls but for the most part he is under performing as tom bevan from real clear politics told us an hour ago. >> is there some magic left in michigan for bernie? can he do it again? it feels different. he's behind by 96 delegates right now. he doesn't -- even if he wins

michigan by -- squeak out a victory by half a point, give him a moral boost for his campaign but it's not going to give him a boost in the delegate race because he's going to lose in missouri probably. going to lose in mississippi. he really needs a change in the dynamic of this race to be able to recoup those delegates that he is trailing biden by. we don't see that happening now. brian: they did say yesterday that he still could pick up more delegates from california up to 100 which would be huge. if you look at what is at stake here, idaho, michigan, missouri, mississippi and missouri, he is going to lose big. north dakota nobody knows. washington has 89 delegates. that will be significant a dead heat right now according to the last poll and michigan 125. i think more michigan just means so much more for the general election as well and for bernie to go back and to lose this after propelled him and kept him alive years ago. ainsley: you think washington state is neck in neck there because bernie won california in the oregon area. he wins that side of the country usually.

that's surprising. steve: meanwhile, at the same time, you have got joe biden who confidantes are saying circulating essentially a list of people he would like to see in his cabinet like conquery doing something with climate change. ainsley: the female. steve: elizabeth warren with susan rice and michael bloomberg. that's circulating. we are going to talk a little bit to charlie hurt about that. about five minutes. brian: if bernie wants to win he has to point out nepotism with the little problem that biden is having with his brother and his son and his sister and some of their dicey relationships. he has got to bring up the gaffes and the fact that he can't -- he had a seven-minute rally yesterday. and if people are worried about a 77-year-old energy, that doesn't really alleviate anything. ainsley: he said we are going to take back the house. clearly the democrats have the house and tried to correct himself. steve: last night if you were watching the fox news town hall though bernie sanders was asked about joe biden's gaffes he said

that's up to other people. that's why he said i talk for 45 minutes or an hour. he spoke for seven minutes. essentially you be the judge. don't look for bernie get out the boxing gloves. ainsley: they also asked him about hillary clinton. he said that was 2016. i'm not worried about that. let's focus on 2020 which i thought was a smart answer. over to jillian for headlines. jill gizelle we start with this. the u.s. begins withdrawing troops from afghanistan. under the taliban peace agreement, the number of service members will be slashed from 13,000 to 8600 over the next four and a half months. political turmoil in the war-torn country is threatening the deal. two rival leaders were sworn in as president in separate ceremonies complicating today's peace talks between taliban and afghan leaders. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein is begging for mercy ahead of his sentencing tomorrow. his lawyers asking the judge for just five years behind bars. nowhere near the maximum sentence of 29 years. the defense steam is citing weinstein's historic fall from

grace and ongoing health i. he was hospitalized last month on the same day he was convicted of rape and sexual assault in new york. the first pot shop in boston is open four years after the state legalized recreational marijuana. customers lined up about two hours before the store opened. neighbors worry about its location near a church and several schools. the owners are preparing for about 1,000 customers every day. there are about 40 retail pot shops across massachusetts. prince harry and meghan performed final duties as senior royals. the duke and duchess of sussex joining the royal family for the annual commonwealth gay ceremony at west abby. according to people magazine it was an awkward family reunion. the two barely interacting with prince william and indicate. prince harry and william step down from their roles on march 31st. ainsley: she did look beautiful. that dress was stunning.

steve: hope they are happy. ainsley: me too. steve: thank you, jillian. coming up, senator tom cotton on the government response to the coronavirus. he is calling out some democrats for not providing more help. brian: and what animal do you think this is? here's a hint. not a lion. steve: or an armadillo ♪ welcome to the jungle ♪ we got quite a game ♪ we got everything you want ♪ ♪

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axios, some high profile possibilities include a litany of former obama officials. so do voters really want a blast from the past? here to discuss fox news contributor charles hurt. charlie, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: all right. so i'm going to go through some of them. some of the former obama officials considered according to axios, susan rice secretary of state, john kerry running climate change, sally yates as attorney general. then some of the former 2020 candidates elizabeth warren maybe for treasury. mike bloomberg head of the world bank pete buttigieg as u.n. ambassador or trade rep. why are they floating this list right now? >> first of all, you have to remember what joe biden's strategy is for running this time around. it's not as the most exciting candidate. it's not the most gaffe-free candidate. he is running as the safe alternative. he is the non-bernie sanders. nonsocialist democrat safe alternative. and what this is -- and

basically anybody who follows politics could close their eyes and come up with this entire list out of thin air. this is designed to go back to the swamp, back to washington and send a signal to everybody i really am that safe person i really am going to do what it is that the democratic establishment wants me to do, which is if i win back the white house, i'm going to repopulate it. i'm going to get the old band back together with all of the old obama people and they are all going to be doing the same things. one of the things that donald trump, president trump talks about is how his mere existence as president in washington has exposed so many of the things that -- i think would have gone completely unexposed about problems inside of doj, the media bias, all of these things. and none of that would have been exposed if hillary clinton had

won. steve: sure. >> what joe biden has said, we are going to put the monster back together and nobody is going to get in trouble and it's going to be -- we're going to relive our old glory days. if you just work hard enough to get me elected president. steve: charlie, you know, the two things that joe biden has got going for him, you know, once they take back the house, according to what he said yesterday. is he has got the fact that he was vice president to a very popular american president and also, the number one metric seems to be who can beat donald trump. and if you really hate donald trump, you think i'm going to put all my eggs in the biden basket. >> yeah. and, you know, that second one is still untested because we haven't been, you know, we haven't seen that head-to-head matchup. head-to-head matchups are in reality are usually quite different from what polling suggests. steve: sure. >> six or eight months out. and i would argue that the

number of stupid things that biden says, the weird things that he says, all of that stuff is going to sort of pile up. and erode his abilities there. but one thing, without a doubt, that joe biden, a strength is that joe biden has that hillary clinton didn't have is that hillary clinton was deeply loathed. she was very well known and deeply loathed even among many democrats. joe biden doesn't have that problem. the problem he has is, yet again, like hillary clinton, he is running against a guy like bernie sanders and nibble who watched that town hall last night, bernie sanders, i don't agree with anything the guy says, but he is a very shrewd messenger. steve: he is. >> he has this incredibly enthusiastic base. that's why you often hear president trump say honestly he would be more worried about running against a guy like bernie because of that genuine natural, you know, enthusiasm out there for him. steve: let me read the biden to bloomberg on the axios report.

they said like -- this is like fantasy football for politics and no one who actually works on the campaign is engaged getting joe biden elected has the time to play. it is laughable speculation and should only be treated as such. so they are poo pooing it. nonetheless, it just gave us something to talk about for four minutes on global television, charlie. >> there you go, steve. have a good day. >> thanks. steve: meanwhile, coming up, senator tom cotton on the government response to the coronavirus. he is calling out some democrats for not providing more help. hear from him coming up next. i, and there's more to me than hiv.

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senate floor today pointing out a few things that should have been done before and things that could get done today to help address the coronavirus crisis that is really affecting our markets. senator, welcome back. ainsley: good morning. >> thank you, it's good to be back on with you. brian: it's so vital we move in the right direction as one country, not one party. what have you discovered that kaofbg done befor could have bee before that wasn't done that could help the situation out today? >> last week we passed a bipartisan supplemental spending bill to get help down front lines. unfortunately behind closed doors the democrats killed a vital provision to protect our great doctors and nurses. weave need to make sure that we have the kind of masks available to protect our doctors and nurses. when they're screening for coronavirus. mask manufacturers like 3 m and others asked for legal immunity to use industrial masks when screening for the coronavirus. these are the exact same kind of masks that doctors and nurses

currently use, they are just not suitable for every medical purpose. but for an airborne purpose like this they're perfectly suitable. however, they reasonably fear ambulance chasing lawyers trying to sue them in the future. so much like we give legal immunity to other medical device manufacturers republicans sought to have immunity given to mask manufacturers, nancy pelosi and others refused. they put huge fees for ambulance chasing lawyers ahead of the safety of our doctors and nurses and therefore ahead of public safety. that's a disgrace and we need to fix it now. ainsley: what do we do about it? our doctors and medical teams have to have these masks. >> we should take a bill to the floor this week before we adjourn for a week long recess to make sure is that reprotect the manufacturers of these masks and the doctors and nurses in the weeks ahead will continue to provide medical care not just for people with coronavirus but for anything. it's vitally important that we give this kind of legal protection to those

manufacturers that we care more for public health and our great doctors and nurses rather than the ambulance chasing lawyers who have nancy pelosi and the democrats in their back pocket. steve: all right. senator, the list of members of congress who are staying home until the incubation period of 14 days expires is growing. the members under self-quarantine right now include gates of florida, collins of georgia, meadows who is going to be the chief of staff for the president, brownley, cruz and goes sar. are people on capitol hill. are they preparing for the fact they may have to self-quarantine or talking more perhaps your staff tele commuting, working from home? >> steve, they are doing both. congress like any workplace has a lot of people coming in and out of it. so there are prudent measures we can take like stopping hand shakes at the time or using more hand sanitizer, for instance, if

a doctor recommends that you self-quarantine, please follow that doctor's advice. if you can't tele commute and reason to think you should should do that as well. as long as congress is in session we need to focus on passing the bills that protect our people like making sure we protections for mask manufacturers. brian: when you talk about what the president is proposing yesterday. is he talking about taking some stimulus by having a payroll tax cut. he is also talking about people who make an hourly wage looking for protections. it looks like the house has their own stimulus plan. what needs to be done in tom cotton's mind? >> well, brian, as i have said now for two months, since i first started focusing on this virus. we know it will have economic implications. we have seen that in the wild stock market fluctuations. the most important thing we can do is to contain it as best as possible. prevent the outbreak from becoming even wider than it already is from an economic standpoint, we need to look particularly at those people who don't have the luxury of tele

commuting. if you work at a computer as so many people in washington or new york do you can work from home. but what are we going to do for our mill workers? brian: yep. >> for our factory workers for truck drivers. people who don't have the luxury to sit at a desk in their home and work. that's where we need to focus any economic relief on immediately. if those people get sick or if their children's schools close obviously that's going to have an economic impact as well. we want to make sure that those people who might suffer that harm through no fault of their own are held harmless. ainsley: last week we saw chuck schumer stand in front of the supreme court and make these comments about enough and brettd brett kavanaugh. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh you have released a whirlwind and you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these often decisions. ainsley: now dozens of conservative leaders like jim

demint, ed raw links, landry and kirk have sent letters calling for his censure. will that happen. >> ainsley, i would soon see chuck schumer block. protect unborn children from grizzly practices like long-term abortion or infanticide on the birth table. if they would be willing to do that i would be willing to forgive chuck schumer for those appalling remarks. but, ultimately, that's what this is all about. it's protecting unborn life. brian: right. let's talk about afghanistan. beginning to pull out troops as early as today. as the guy -- the war fighter yourself who served in the infantry, what are your greatest concerns or do you have any? >> so, yeah, brian, i obviously have concerns about trusting the taliban. we should verify before we trust them at all to borrow from ronald reagan. these troop reductions have, i think, already been planned for awhile. general miller, our

commander in afghanistan has said early reductions we had already planned and if we can manage any possible risk counter operations and trainings. we need to continue to focus on the taliban keeping up their end of the bargain and making sure that afghanistan does not want to become a terrorist safe haven from which attacks can be plotted against the united states. brian: how do we do that? >> we have to watch conditions on the ground. again, these early troop reductions have been planned for some time. if the taliban is not keeping their word and violence is increasing. then i think we have to re-look at our commitment to that peace deal that was signed a couple weeks ago if we don't have a willing partner on the other side. i think we also monitor what's happening in the taliban's commitment under that peace deal to negotiate with the afghan government. because ultimately that's the only way that we have a viable long-term stable solution in afghanistan is afghanistans to negotiate for themselves.

steve: mr. tom cotton, senator, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. brian: go get them. ainsley: 35 minutes after the top of the hour nancy pelosi sending ominous warning about november. >> this election is a very important election in my view. sizzles as wiveization as we knt stake. ainsley: her message for the trump administration is coming up next. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ i feel fine ♪

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we will see. or a t.k.o. ainsley: so bernie and biden neck in neck in many of these states. but in michigan where bernie won in 2016, many are saying that biden, it looks like biden is going to win in that state. and will bernie have a chance if he loses that state? brian: so intriguing. steve: we have got live coverage coming up in 18 minutes. but right now we have got some news with jillian. jillian: that's right. or it could be a sweep. brian: could be, absolutely. another option. jillian: let's start off with this headline we are following here. iran is being blamed for the kidnapping of former fbi agent robert levinson. a federal judge making the ruling in a lawsuit filed by the levinson family marking the 13th anniversary of his disappearance. the fbi is renewing its calls for iran to return levinson. he was last seen alive in these photos from 2010 and 2011. if still alive, he is the longest held american hostage. he turns 72 today. the head of the philadelphia bar

association is calling on lawyers and judges to resist ice after comparing it to a police state. bar's chancellor michael schneider wants agents from being stopped from making arrests in courthouses because it violates illegal immigrants due process rights. those arrests are more secure and always been a part of normal operations. house speaker nancy pelosi is sending an urgent warning ahead of the 2020 election. watch this. >> this election is a very important election, in my view, civilization as we know it is at stake. jillian: pelosi speaking at women's event at northeastern university. the california democrat also slammed the trump administration for the response to the coronavirus outbreak. take a look at your screen. what do you see? cops in one spanish town receiving calls of a jungle cat on the loose. turns out it's actually a large dog with a very unusual hair cut making it look like a lion.

it is not. brian: my brother says this is a tibetan mastiff. ainsley: really? yesterday i saw a pomeranian that was cut like that. a mini lion. jillian: did you think it was a mini lion? ainsley: it was so cute because it was little. if you saw that in your neighborhood you would think it's a lion. brian: your dog is a toy dog. ainsley: i got a dog few days ago 1.4 pounces, 1 pound four ounces. brian: a beaker. ainsley: she is going to get bigger. brian: 1.4 ounces. a beaker. brian: we're having three conversations. ainsley: she will get bigger, she will be 4 or 5 pounds i bet. joan january purse for her? ainsley: we did get a bag. we named her alice rainbow. janice: and there is a story behind that.

brian: dog does not need two names. janice: or purses. let's take a look at the weather. shall we? take a look at the temperatures here in chicago. 40. 55 here in new york. bye the way we almost went to 70 here in new york city. beautiful taste of spring. we have this front bringing the chance of showers and thunderstorms unfortunately. primary day in mississippi as well as michigan, this is going to clear out here as well as washington state. that's where we also have a primary day. we could see a little bit of shower activity in the northwest part of the state. so we watch that shower and thunderstorm activity move towards the east coast it's going to weaken which is good news. we are not going to get a lot of rain in the northeast. a lot of rain moving in there to the four corners where we could seed potential for flash flooding. here is your forecast precipitation for, are we calling this mini tuesday? mini super tuesday. rain in mississippi. looking good in michigan. little bit of rain across the northwest otherwise pretty good

forecast. no reason not to go out and vote in primary day. steve: exactly. ainsley: for people that don't know what you are talking about. yesterday you said no reasonable to go vote. i didn't mean to do it. sometimes we make mistake. brian: you hurt our democracy. bret baier's ad twice. steve: janice, what you just said leads perfectly a perfect seeing segue into our new segment. joe biden making a gaffe as voters head to the polls in six states. >> proud democrats. an obiden-bama democrat. >> we cannot win this re-election. excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump if in fact we get engaged in the this circular firing squad. >> together i think we can win back the house. we are going to increase the --n back the house increase it.

>> here is joe concha from the hill. he is winning, he has got endorsements. but he does not have the smooth delivery of a guy hitting his stride. >> or the long delivery as brought up in that bernie sanders town hall last night. seven-minute stump speeches. brian: got a ticket for that? >> good point. look, the bottom line is i find it so ironic that there are people in this business that have questioned the president's mental acuity for the last three years on a daily basis. despite the fact that his doctor said he is perfectly fine in that regard. but then mr. biden's decline is completely off limits despite the fact that cory booker and brought it up in televised debates. steve: perfect to this soundbite montage. >> look at that not planned. >> the question is does he still have his stuff? >> spontaneity? >> yeah and how sharp is he. >> sometimes the lack of clarity. that he was what i'm hearing on the ground u i think that's what

a lot of people are thinking. we can't afford that at this point. >> you just said that two minutes ago. are you forgetting what you said a few minutes ago? >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> i think castro has some really legitimate concerns about can he be someone in a long grueling campaign that can get the ball over the line. he was the height to call that out. there are definitely moments when you listen to joe biden and you just wonder. brian: wow. steve: forget about republicans bad mouthing joe biden those are democrats. >> exactly right. i went back and watched the 2012 vice presidential debate between joe biden and paul ryan. go back and watch it if you can. he is sharp, i'm talking about biden. he has a grasp of the facts and his arguments. he is quick. he is a different person. he was in his late 60's then than the version we are seeing now. think about this for a moment. if joe biden wins, you are not getting late 60's 2012 joe biden or 2020 joe biden. you are getting a joe biden who will be in his 80s.

given the decline we are seeing ainsley, that's a scary proposition. ainsley: do you think so now is he nervous he is expected to make these gaffes and is he trying to think about everything he says that makes him more nervous people have called him out on it. >> if it happens. look, everybody makes gaffes, right? particularly whether you have a spotlight on you all the time. with him it seems to be on an hourly basis. and his campaign knows it because, again, why would they limit him so much during these campaign rallies to seven minutes? who he chooses as his vice president is crucial at this point. that's why i'm buying in to the whole hillary clinton could be the number two because people are thinking what's the backup plan to joe biden if he continues down this path? brian: has to be someone real confident. almost talented but relatively inexperienced state abrams which many people thought she would be a likely candidate. >> definitely a woman and a woman of color. you think stacey abrams and kamala harris. hillary clinton looms here. but the thing is though, how much does the food taster cost

these days? i'm kidding. it's a joke. i would think it's going to be -- we have to really consider hillary clinton now you given what we just talked about. steve: joe concha, thank you very much. it is one of the most iconic arenas in college basketball, allen field house, home of my alma mater, the kansas jayhawks. abby hornacek takes us inside for an exclusive look next. ainsley: will we see a picture of you in college? ♪ we built this city on rock and roll ♪ built this city ♪ we built this city on rock and roll ♪ - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker,

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> young nba hopefuls, college rivalries, passionate student sections, march madness, i could go on and on about why college basketball is so popular. today we are here where it all began, the university of kansas. steve: i love that school. it is one of the greatest venues in college basketball. it's also my alma mater and fox nation is giving us an exclusive look inside that arena. brian: i know exactly the woman who is doing it it's fox nation's own abby hornacek. abbey, congratulations on this

series. abby: thank you did that make you tha magic? steve: did did people don't realize the guy who started basketball was the basketball coach at ku. abby: we went there because of you but james naismith wrote the rules of the game it still hangs in allen field house today. it epitomizes the reason. is that you? steve: that's me. >> wow. steve: that was the 197 0z. i ran in the journalism school i ran the radio station. abby: we don't even care about james naismith anymore. we care about that old photo of steve doocy. ainsley: i thought is that james naismith? brian: is that wind screen for a hurricane? >> abby: that is the biggest microphone i have ever seen in my life. >> there is a lot of history. epitomizes the reason we do this show. because when you learn about the history, it really enhances the present moment. and because this plays such a large role in college basketball, the creation of

basketball in general, it was really great that we got to go. and talk about the history. we had the opportunity to talk to the architect and he said during that time built around the time that world war ii ended. there were a lot of restrictions on the steel use for nonmilitary purposes essentially to build extra rooms and say look this is an armory. you can store your weapons there that way they could build the arena. brian: you brought a clip of what we can expect when we download the feature. abby: right. brian: watch. >> my first time i came to a game was uninitia unofficial. it was like the sun flower showdown after i saw that and the energy they brought it was like i mean i belong here and want to play in front of this crowd. abby: playing in front of that crowd. he's great. to think that you are in front of 16,300 people in this arena that's pretty much built. steve: allen fieldhouse. it really brings a lot of memories back for you, i'm sure. the crowd actually should get a lot of credit, which you were

probably in the crowd at the basketball game. steve: all the time with my big hair. abby: were you there when they broke the world record for loudest crowd roar in indoor arena? steve: it was always loud. abby: you were the loudest one in the crowd, right? steve: no my mayor was. fantastic. check it out go to fox nation.com and figure out how to download the app. it's 2reu6bg. thank you for the flashback. abby: way to rock it, steve. steve: end odow futures are up r one of the worst trading days ever. charles payne has what you need to know about making money coming up. ♪ talking about money

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♪ ♪ ♪ steve: hold on, tuesday march tenth, it's mini super tuesday. the polls are opening at this hour in the great state of mississippi. you're watching "fox & friends", the world's number one cable morning news show as i have read recently. ainsley: thanks to you. we really appreciate it. brian: something about the temptations that's important. ainsley: no, no. dance in unison. the temptations down

south is big. it's at every wedding, they play all their songs. steve: thank you very much for joining us. final hour that starts right now. ainsley: dow futures way up after one of the worst trading day ever. brian: we hit a pause. steve: kristin fisher live at the white house, where kristin fisher the president spoke at 6:00 o'clock hour and has an idea to help things? kristin: it's unclear if they may come to him. we don't know yet. what president trump is happening. he will be meeting with republican lawmakers to talk about possibilities for offering some kind of targeted economic relief for industries but also individual who is have been hit very

hard by the coronavirus outbreak and he gave us a little bit of a preview of what the operations detail. he gave us a briefing. >> we will be meeting with house republicans, mitch mcconnell and everybody and discussing payroll tax or relief. hourly wage earners getting help so that they can be in a position where they're not going to ever miss a paycheck. kristin: temporary tax cuts for cruise lines or airlines. >> he really did not address the coronavirus issue. he addressed other aspects about the economy. >> the president seemed to be focused more on the stock market than on the pandemic, but unless you deal with the pandemic, the stock market is going to keep

getting worse and worse. kristin: 5 republican members of congress and one democrat are now under self-quarantine after potentially being exposed to the virus. the 5 republicans were potentially exposed to somebody at cpac, those incoming chief of staff and matt gaetz who flew with president trump yesterday. they say he's not showing any symptoms and not been in any prolonged close contact with anybody who has tested positive for the virus, but we will see if that changes today and, you know, a lot of people here in washington just like around the country wait to go see just how many more confirmed cases of the coronavirus are announced today. ainsley: yesterday at the press briefings, reporters in the audience asking the president, did you get tested, have you been tested because he was on

the plane with some of the folks that are self-quarantined. thank you so much, kristin. good to see you. brian: i don't think they were doing it out of concern, they were doing a got-you. 70 have fewer than a 100 cases and 43 have fewer than 10 cases. that's why they don't say it's a pandemic quite yet. steve: yesterday the cdc said that people who are elderly with underlying health problems should stock up on food and prepare to isolate themselves at home and that was all the recommendation with the cdc after study with 70,000 people in china regarding this particular covid-19. ainsley: in one under the age of 9 has received the virus, thank the good lord for that. brian: charles payne in a little while and hosting making money in the afternoon but first stop by here.

steve: meanwhile right now polls opening in michigan, mississippi and missouri. 3 states voting in today's so-called mini super tuesday. brian: so much at stake. bernie sanders and joe biden making final plea for votes overnight to try to win more than 350 delegates that are up for grabs. ainsley: yeah, we will be watching all day with the state with biggest price. 123 delegates up for grab in that state, ryan? >> good morning, about 125 delegates in michigan. it is the biggest price today. 6 states are voting. the polls did open in michigan at 7:00 a.m. eastern. it's been a trickle of voters that we have seen so far. no lines so far, that could be indicative of absentee ballots submitted. 800,000 ballots submitted before today. that's an 80% increase since 2016. we spoke to michigan voters and said number one thing on their mind is electability.

who can beat, donald trump, the president. >> the choice is between bernie and biden and i feel like biden is going to be better to beat trump. >> what do you make of sanders? >> i think he's good but i don't think he can win in the long run. >> i voted for bernie sanders because i like the message he conveys to people and he seems to want an equal america for everybody and that's what i'm about. >> sanders is the underdog today after losing 6 states on super tuesday. sanders is hoping to replicate his shocking 2016 michigan by beating hillary clinton. sanders is banking heavily on young voters to show up in record numbers, something they have not done yet in this election. joe biden is banking on

suburban voters and black voters which could give him a landslide victory in michigan. >> senator sanders at least in terms of his michigan campaign was far too late in trying to pivot to a message that made sense to those voters. i don't think he had a choice after super tuesday but it was probably too late. >> biden has campaigned in michigan with former presidential candidates kamala harris and cory booker who joined four other democratic presidential hopefuls who now have endorsed biden. bottom line, though, is winning michigan decisively would go a long way in showing voters who can actually win working-class voters, the same type of voters who propelled president trump to his wins in pennsylvania and wisconsin and right here in michigan in 2016. , guys. steve: bryan, you're at a polling place, how is the turnout been?

>> it's been trickling in. there have been no lines. it usually start picking up around lunchtime and 5:00 o'clock when people get out of work. they could be seeing less people showing up today specifically because of the huge jump in those absentee ballots that were submitted. 80% jump from 2016. they eased the early voting rules in the state and seen 800,000 absentees submitted. i wouldn't necessarily look at the lines today as indicative there's voter enthusiasm. i think we will have to wait when the polls close. ainsley: people will sleep a little longer and find time during lunch or leave early. brian: a lot of people looking at joe biden noticing he's not been too smooth on campaign stump and not been smooth in debates and they wonder how do you aleave people's

concerns. ainsley: john kerry as the new climate change position or state department. brian: i wouldn't be surprised. steve: susan rice, left up at the top as secretary of state. then you've got saly yates and maybe pete buttigieg. brian: could be number 2. ainsley: she could be vice president. steve: charles had observation about what we are seeing right now. >> what this is designed to do, it's designed to go back to the swamp, back to washington and send a signal to everybody i really am that safe person. i really am going to do what it is that the democratic establishment

wants me to do which is if i win back the white house i'm going to repopulate it. i'm going to get the old band back together with all of the old obama people and they're all going to be the same things and what joe biden has said, we are going to put the monster back together and nobody is going to get in trouble and -- and it's going to be -- we are going to relive our old glory days. brian: he better win because they are investigating at least one member of his brother, the fbi raided his house for paperwork. ainsley: he said that operative word was safe. the guy is a safe bet compared to bernie because bernie is such a puncher of socialism. last night we had a town hall here with martha and bret and they were asking bernie sanders about socialism -- excuse me, a woman in the audience and said i am from russia. i want you to explain why you think that's good for our country.

listen. >> as someone from russia, what assurances can you offer myself and other people impacted by socialism that democratic socialism will not have the same results? >> what happened and existed in the soviet union was not socialism. it was authoritarian communism. we talk about democratic socialism, margaret, i'm talking about finland, i'm talking about denmark, i'm talking about sweden, i'm talking about countries all over the world who have used their government to try to improve life for working families, not just the people on top. steve: so now bernie sanders is drawing a difference between what he's talked about in the past, stuart varney, who came from europe had this observation about what the senator from vermont said last night here on fox regarding socialism. stuart: finland, denmark, sweden, does

bernie know that they don't have a minimum wage. does he know that they have school choice there? voucher system schools there? does bernie know they got rich before they became a welfare state? does he know that? he says that the soviet union was not socialism, it was authoritarian communism implying that he doesn't like it but constantly praising, praising cuba, praising the soviet union. he loves venezuela. brian: they also have more billionaires per capita than us and one of the smallest debt taxes in the world meaning your family gets to keep your family, all the things that bernie sanders hates. he keeps citing the scandinavian countries as the model. they're not the model. ainsley: that's not bernie's plan. he talked about debt tax, if you die, 90% of what you leave your family goes to the government. brian: that's why they

spend wisely. steve: anyway, voting in 6 states today and as you could see under brian's pocket the first polls close in 11 hours and 47 minutes you'll see all the coverage tonight right here on fox. brian: bret and martha will be. steve: it was a little there. in the void. [laughter] brian: in my thigh. jillian: let's get started with this. we are learning more about how two marine raiders were killed fighting isis in iraq. the unidentified troops losing their lives in a mission. at least 4 isis fighters were killed in the operation. took nearly 6 hours for additional troops to recover the americans' bodies. the marines the first american service members killed in iraq this year. 19 americans have died since military involvement began in 2014.

a manhunt intensifies after a convicted killer breaks out of prison. it's unclear how steve ray murphy escaped the st. claire correctional facility in alabama. he's serving life in prison for 1983 murder of gas station attendant. murphy escaped from the same prison twice before. the fed sued bank, the consumer financial production bureau claims the bank knew what was happening between 2008 and 2016. fifth third bank claims they've investigated and found employees caused less than $30,000 in financial damages. wells fargo recently agree today 3 billion-dollar settlement for opening fake accounts. today president trump will award the presidential medal of freedom to retired army general jack keane. the fox news 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. i mean, it really is quite overwhelming to tell you the truth. it's not something that anyone would aspire to. jillian: was awarded silver star and pentagon on 911. the white house says, quote, he devoted his life to keeping america safe and strong, thank you. brien: how about this, he was in his basement and now confidant to this president and was offered the secretary of defense job and in the end it wasn't good time for him and his family but i think him and the president still talk. ainsley: medal of freedom. thank you so much for your service, general, if you're watching, we love you and appreciate what you do for the country. steve: indeed, congratulations. ainsley: out with new back on forgiveness, how she worked with her mom maria shriver on the emotional stories, she will join us live coming up. steve: stock futures are looking up after the

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brian: fox news alert, the stock market set to open up in just an hour with dow futures on the rise big time. look at that. ainsley: wall street plunged on monday with dow drops over 2,000 points amid coronavirus fears and the oil prices. steve: here to weigh in charles payne, host of making money over at fox business. charles, it's one thing with the coronavirus and you're worried about the health but something else when you see your

money seemingly disanning right before your very eyes. charles: no doubt about it. the psychology of it is enormous because we don't like pain so when there's physical pain we go to a doctor, we take medicine, when it's emotional pain we, you know, think maybe pray or -- or go to psychiatrist or drink alcohol, when it's fiscal, it's financial pain, there's nowhere to go. you keep crying, brian, i keep telling you, it won't put any money on your account. you have people who all of a sudden with long-year horizon, selling great stocks because everyone is selling and most people who are selling and don't know why they are selling. ainsley: should we buy now that stocks are low? charles: i bought 3 stocks at 350, once was tesla, and the other one

advanced macro and other gps. i think the most important thing is don't lose money in stocks that you will regret a year, 5, 10 years from now. steve: what do you make of the president saying the media has been playing the situation to make him look bad? charles: i agree a thousand percent. the s&p was up 5%, so the circuit breaker is going and people are opining, maybe this is a so-called dead cat bounce, nothing compared to yesterday. recession is inevitable. if you listen to this stuff, and, i think, listen, there's one thing to report facts, numbers, it's another thing when every report seems to be the worst case scenario and that's what bothers me. brian: the oil market just trying to catch up, looks like the saudis said we will cut production and the russians said no because if we cut production too the americans are going to make up the

difference so they didn't -- they denied coordinate with us therefore the price dropped and the markets suffered. what's going change today? charles: on oil, what happens is they didn't just cut production, saudi arabia is going to tell you what, we will increase production, 9 million-barrels to maybe 10, 12 billion, we will flood the market and crush the price, yeah, this is a crazy game that they are playing. ultimate game of chicken and on russia's part to derail our success because it's been mindbogglingly. steve: the dow futures as you can see in the corner up 832 points. it's going to be a busy day. charles: another wild ride. focus on what you own. ainsley: they're not as nervous. charles: last week broadway attendance went up. movie receipts were normal. more people working from home but the operative work, networking, we don't need to talk ourselves into a recession or let anybody

else with ulterior motives -- [laughter] ainsley: thank you, charles. steve: check him out over at fox business at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon, mr. payne, thank you. brian: former governor of utah joins us live on the couch. he's back in new york city. governor john huntsman is here. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield.

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brian: fox news alert, oil prices rebounding, great news between price war with russia and saudi arabia tanked the markets yesterday. coronavirus plunging stocks on one of the worst trading days ever. president trump will introduce a plan to combat the market mayhem, he said that yesterday. >> we have a very strong economy but this came, blindsided the world and i think we've handled it very well. things that we are doing economically will be very major including obviously the payroll tax cut. brian: joining us to talk about this the man with best resumes in america, ambassador john huntsman, former governor of utah who wants to be governor of utah again, you have so many areas of expertise. you were in russia for a while. >> that's right. brian: when you see something like this, everyone is looking for the federal government. if you're a governor of a state what role do you have if a crisis like

this? >> in a country that believes in federalism, states laboratory for problem-solving and solutions. we will find out how best to deliver test kits, how best to communicate with the public and how best to deal with things like quarantine and likely through state leadership. brian: we watch russia and saudi arabia have a fight, we are paying the price. russia is concerned of us taking more of their market share and they love that we are suffering like this because the oil price dropped. >> they want to see us divided. they want to drive a wedge into politics but i've always argued that the greatest weapon we have russians is our ability to be energy self-sufficient. what happened yesterday, dropped 10%. in order for the russians to make the numbers to pay the bills oil has to be above 50. when they drop they are

shaking in their boots. they draw from foreign exchange reserve to make numbers work. brian: how they can afford for numbers to stay low? >> they can't. you can imagine the russian economy 1 and a half trillion dollars, the size of texas. brian: what do you know now about vladimir putin and obsession with disrupting our democracy that you didn't know before you took the job? >> how effective putin has been in promulgating his strategy. he's winning in the middle east and has got us divided as americans and basically got us where he wants us. he wants us to fear one another. he wants us to dislike one another. he wants to sow seeds of doubt about the greatest country and greatest political system ever created in the history

of human kind and that's what he intends on doing. you can't -- don't have to declare on war to do that. >> i know fiona well. brian: she talked about putin and meddling in our elections. >> the whole issue of blaming ukraine, that really isn't -- that's spreading russian disinformation, right? >> this is a fictional that has been propull gaited -- promulgated by the russian services. >> did they not know that it's russian disinformation? >> members of congress have been briefed repeatedly an issues like this. >> what about the democrats? have they all promulgated russian

disinformation? >> yes, they have in talking about the president as being illegitimate. brian: your thoughts? >> the american people, brian, do not understand the expertise at putin's disposal to divide us, to prey on our divisions, to use twitter in st. petersburg and they take advantage of us and if people could understand better what the russians are capable of doing, we think as fellow americans we are taking extreme positions, it is not. brian: best thing not to play into it. >> absolutely, you don't play into it. >> brian: the experience in russia invaluable, you worked for two separate presidents and two parties, why do you

want the job back? >> i believe now more than ever, brian, having lived in moscow and beijing that citizenship in the country is honor and privilege and all of us have a responsibility to step up and serve where we can. i'm not very god on the sidelines and i'm a believer on major issues that are on the horizon aren't going to be solved at state level, federalism. now, utah is a very special place. this is a new horizon. this is a new frontier for the united states. people are optimistic and getting things done, they are creating new industries and if we are really going to solve things like health care and education where we test too much and mandate too much, it's going to be figured out at the state level and the most exciting place to serve anywhere. brian: are you going to seek the president's support? >> i've already talked to the president. he's a friend. worked together and there's mutual admiration and respect. i'm sure we will have another conversation. brian: would you tell abby we said hello. >> of course. [laughter]

>> you trained her well and she's taking a lot of the skills you learned from the team and we are benefiting from that. brian: i worked with her so much. finally paying off. >> she loves you. being of mom of 3 kids under 2. the most difficult job of all. brian: one of the greatest people you'll ever meet is your daughter and other kids. best of luck, governor/ ambassador. meanwhile coming up straight ahead, a coach fight a referee in hockey at a kids' game. who deserves more time in the penalty box? we will talk about it and katherine schwarzenegger pratt on brand new book. it's an excellent book. she joins us live.

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you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. steve: learning to forgive can be one of the most difficult challenges in life. ainsley: in her new gift katherine schwarzenegger pratt writes look on those who learn to forgive in life. >> i felt like i didn't have a good handle on it and found good inspiration by talking to other people in their journey of forgiveness. steve: as you say in the conclusion of the book, there were some dates you barely talked because you were thinking about the person's story.

>> all of the stories in this book are so inspiration and so raw and vulnerable and i was so blessed to have people open up to me in a way that was such a huge gift and gift to everybody who reads this book. i didn't know what to expect going into every single interview because you never know what to expect, but i was very, very thrilled with the way the book turned out and also the inspiration that will hopefully be passed onto others. ainsley: being this the news business we cover a lot of stories, individuals that their family members had to learn to forgive. you talk today elizabeth -- talked to elizabeth smart. >> i have a good collection of people who have practiced forgiveness and struggled to forgiveness in different ways, that was important to me because forgiveness is a unique topic. and so it was important to have good variety of different experiences and struggles with forgiveness. steve: speaking of

passage with tonya brown, tonya could not begin her journey until acceptance until she uncovered the truth about her sister's death, vital step and struggle to accept and move on but the struggle would take over a decade and required extraordinary faith. a lot of faith in your book. >> yeah, but it was important for me to have a good collection of people who had faith going into their forgiveness journey. some who found faith and some who still don't necessarily have a faith because when i was researching forgiveness in my own struggle a lot of faith-based books which are amazing but important to have a good collection. ainsley: how has your faith grown? i know that you have married chris pratt and faith is such a center part of your relationship? >> no, it is a huge part

of our relationship and lives and upbringing, i grew up with faith being a huge part of my family's part as well. it's huge part of healing process. if you're able to have that to rely on is a great gift. steve: you tell great stories about forgiveness and in the end you summarize and you leave a little blank space at the end where people can do what? >> well, people can actually write down their forgiveness thoughts. what i down and what i found is that when you bring up a subject of forgiveness which is not often talked about that people go to a specific incident in their minds or person that may have hurt them or that they need to go back and actually practice forgiveness with and so my sister kristina actually gave me great suggestion to have great work book in the back, write someone a letter, write down a list of names that maybe you want to go back and -- and reevaluate your forgiveness journey on and so it's a great part

at the end of the book. ainsley: i know in my life that i have had to forgive, it helps me too and closer to christ. what's a common denominator, not everyone is a christian in this book. you we wanted to highlight different religious. is there a common denominator that you have to forgive? >> the biggest common denominator that forgiveness is a gift that you give yourself and something that we grow up thinking, you to wait for someone to ask for forgiveness. it's about you taking the power back and you want to go decide you may have experienced hurt and pain or trauma in your life you don't want that to be part moving forward. it's a gift that you give yourself. steve: so many families that are fractured because something happened once upon a time and somebody just can't get over it because they -- i can't believe they did that

and years and decades go by, wait, we have been at loggerheads for so long because of something kind of stupid. >> welshing something that actually interesting came up a lot and we have a facebook group and big topic of conversation as family breakups and dynamics that are requiring forgiveness but complicated and time a lot of time. there's no time limit on forgiveness. no right or wrong way to forgive. there's only your way. i think that's an encouraging part of forgiveness. some people in this book have taken 30 years to practice forgiveness. others continue to struggle with it and some practice in a moment and so i think people will be able to relate to different versions of forgiveness. ainsley: such a powerful book. we covered the charleston shooting, remember everyone stood up in the courtroom and looked at the killer -- right, right. beautiful book. >> thank you. ainsley: we need more of this in the country.

politics are so divided. [laughter] ainsley: thank you so much, katherine. steve: the gift of forgiveness and comes out today. >> yes, it does. ainsley: we wish you all the best. everyone say a prayer for her. >> thank you. ainsley: jillian is over there right behind you with headlines. jillian: good morning, congratulations, what a beautiful book, can't wait to read it. prince andrew refusing to cooperate into investigation of jeffrey epstein's coconspirators. she has completely shut the door on voluntary cooperation. he's not been accused of criminal wrongdoing. mayor pete headed to late night. the presidential candidate will host jimmy kimmel live on thursday. buttigieg will perform monologue and interview star trek actor patrick

stuart. buttigieg is filling in for kimmel who is filming who wants to be a millionaire. a woman was driving in texas when she said god told her to pull over when something was wrong. moments later the engine began smoking and burst into flames. the heat melted the dash board with her bible on top but made it out in one piece. just some burn marks, the woman is not hurt. a youth hockey coach fired after attacking a referee in front of kids. watch this. [inaudible] jillian: you can see the coach charging at the ref and punching him over and over in the ice in massachusetts. he had just been ejected from the game for using abusive language. all the kids on the team are under 12 year's old. this as you can imagine has a lot of people

talking on social media. one person tweets, he should be banned for life, no doubt. and this person says, wow, what a great influence for kids. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. >> so true. >> all right. ainsley: we do not condone that. janice: big day, primary day for some of the states. the current temperatures, cold front that's moving on in and potential with thunderstorms for mississippi, one of the primary states, could see snow behind this with cold enough air sinking in across the great lakes an upper midwest. some of this energy is going to move across the east coast, but the good news it's going the weaken. we are watching potential for showers and thunderstorms moving into california and the southwest which could bring flash flooding. there's your forecast today, so we are watching michigan as well. that will clear out and we should have a good voting day today. mississippi i'm going to watch you and, of course, the northwest as well where showers and little bit of mountain snow.

all right, back to you, steve and ainsley. steve: still snow out there. janice: little bit. ainsley: everyone is talking about the coronavirus, spread to go 36 states now and one university took major step to protect the students there. we are live next. steve: all right, meanwhile ed henry live on the channel in 11 minutes but right now a preview. ed: good morning, friends, your 401(k) doing a whole lot better after president trump teed up economic stimulus plan. we have maria bartiromo standing by for the opening bell and prospects with charles payne and our headliner house minority steve scalise help to go get that passed plus today is super tuesday, all to bring you the greatest 9:00 to noon. see you then.

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steve: 8:53 in new york city, back with the very latest of the coronavirus outbreak. 26 americans have died from the virus. at least 650 cases of covid-19 have been reported nationwide. brian: the majority of the deaths in nursing home in washington state. you know about that. ainsley: todd piro as one of the schools makes

announcement. >> we learned harvard is telling students not to return from spring break over coronavirus fires. across the country 23 people have died in washington state, 3 of them newly confirmed deaths where elderly women in kirkland health facility and man in 80's who was a resident and the concern there is that the facility, the needs are far from over. >> we would like more kits to be able to test employees, that's -- that's what we continue to ask and -- and we hope that request will come through. >> all right, here is where we stand right now, 36 states with 650 cases nationwide and 26 deaths nationwide. all this as the cruise ship force today idle for days pulled into port of oakland yet. 21 confirmed cases. the number of passengers

to be quarantined in military locations throughout the country. santa clara county has banned events with more than a thousand people in attendance following area's first death of covid-19. st. patrick's day parade in dublin canceled. despite their nationwide quarantine flights are still coming into the u.s. from italy. israel also announcing that all travelers coming to the country will be put in 14-day quarantine. guys, back to you. steve: that's right, todd, thank you very much, the country of china wants to say, look, we finally got a handle of this, essentially a victory lap, we have contained this. brian: south korea is really suffering and italy is really suffering and in the u.s. can we contain it

and i want to start people that get it and beat it and i know there's a lot of them out there. ainsley: there are. i think the first -- when we first started hearing we didn't know enough about it. children under the age of 9 are not getting this. most people are not getting this. millions of people get the flu. we have 550 cases i believe here in our country. steve: so we will keep you posted on all of that. ainsley: don't panic. steve: we will step aside. more in 2 minutes. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines.

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>> join us tomorrow. we'll have the results from mini super tuesday. >> where are the people? >> have a good day, everyone. we'll see you tomorrow. >> sandra: 30 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street and dow futures pointing to an early surge after the worst sell-off for u.s. stocks since the 2008 financial crisis. i'm sandra smith. >> ed: i'm ed henry. price war in the oil market and growing coronavirus outbreak sent stocks plunging yesterday more than 7%. the dow seeing a 2,000-point loss. president trump is planning to meet with republican congressional leaders today to discuss possible sim lus measure to ease the economic pain caused by the coronavirus as the cases here in america surpass 600. >> president trump: we'll meet tomorrow afternoon and coming back from the senate. we have a lot of very important