jillian: eat it while you can. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> the single greatest public health challenge, this can't be a political decision. this is a public health decision. jillian: a fox news alert. if you never heard of new rochelle, new york you will get to know it now, a hotbed for coronavirus cases in the united states. rob: new concerned after tsa workers test positive on the west coast, live with everything you need to know. jillian: joe biden ramps up his winning streak as election results role in overnight. rob: will sanders campaign survive?

we will be live in michigan. if you haven't filed your taxes you might love this. jillian: the extended filing deadline. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ walk this way ♪ walk this way ♪ rob: a lot of aerosmith this morning, a good song. live look outside, midtown manhattan. you are watching "fox and friends" this morning. jillian: let's get to the fox news alert. 1000 people in 37 states now infected with the coronavirus,

fear spreading as quickly as the virus. rob: three tsa agents tested positive concreting concern for travelers very wary of flying. jillian: the national guard creating the first's first containment zone. >> reporter: new rochelle, that suburban enclave outside new york city faces severe restrictions within a mile radius, governor cuomo calling it a matter of life and death. >> unique in the united states of america. we haven't seen this anywhere else. new rochelle at this point is the largest cluster in the united states of these cases. >> reporter: you can see where coronavirus is most prominent, 108 cases in westchester county, the national guard, three public spaces and deliver food to homes

under quarantine but from east to west check out washington state, the governor expected to restrict gatherings of 250 people in two count is, aimed at sports, concerts and other eventss. in california tsa announced officers who work at san jose international airport tested positive for covid-19. they came in contact with, now quarantined themselves. 20 people have died with more than 1000 cases nationwide. fear of spread leaving many colleges and universities to move classes online or cancel them including harvard which issued the following, quote, the goal of these changes is to minimize the need to gather in large groups and prolonged time in close proximity with each other in classes, dining halls and residential buildings. still, the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, doctor anthony fauci said mass education closings not the way

to go right now. >> for the country right now to say we are going to close all the schools in the country wouldn't be appropriate. it would be appropriate to carefully try to do things like closing. rob: planes appointing passengers from the grand princess cruise ship landing in missouri bases in texas, georgia and california. they are going to live there the next two weeks. more passengers expected to arrive later today. jillian: we will have an infectious disease expert on the show later. rob: the other big stories politics. the 1-time struggling joe biden now an unstoppable force notching wins in michigan, the big one, mississippi, missouri and idaho and sending a major message to his socialist opponent. jillian: bernie sanders hoping washington in north dakota end in his favor as results trickle in. here's where things stand,

democrats placing their faith in the hands of a moderate, the nomination slipping through his fingers at this point. rob: we haven't covered. ron myers on deck to weigh in. jillian: in lansing, michigan voters want joe. >> resounding win for joe biden in michigan where voter turnout was up by 200,000. biden winning four of six dates tuesday taking a commanding lead in delegates and a commanding lead in this race for the democratic nomination. in all in michigan biden winning 52% of the vote to sanders's 36%. michigan, the biggest prize of the night with 125 delegates coming in 2016 sanders won michigan in a shocking upset over hillary clinton thanks to sanders winning over white blue-collar workers in rural areas but this time around biden dominated with these voters, up

22% over sanders. in mississippi biden blowing out sanders by 67 percentage points, 86% of black voters in mississippi voted for biden, he continues to win the black vote nationwide. in missouri the tide continued another double-digit win for biden beating sanders 60% to 34%. think about this. biden swept every county in michigan, missouri, and mississippi. he also won idaho. the winds giving him a 160 the lead over sanders. >> it is more than a comeback. it is a comeback for the sole of this nation. this campaign is taking off and i will believe we do well from this point on, take nothing for granted, want to earn every vote in every state. >> reporter: we are waiting on final results from washington

state of north dakota. sanders did not speak choosing to fly home to vermont. both candidates canceled rallies in cleveland because of the coronavirus. speaking of covid-19 the highly anticipated debate on sunday will be audience free. rob: thank you, appreciate it. jillian: joe biden's when dealing a blow to bernie sanders's campaign. rob: is the democratic socialist finished or does he have a path forward? here with thoughts on this, ron meyer, idaho, missouri, mississippi and michigan, north dakota and washington still to go but looking pretty tight. >> reporter: it is a lot of what we were talking about where joe biden had a chance but north dakota has a weird system where it is a party run process and sanders is up a couple hundred points.

sanders might have a nominal win in north dakota but might not get difficult to get out of mississippi. from a delegate perspective joe biden took a substantial lead. mathematically it is not over but a lot of democratic voters want it to be over. realistically bernie sanders has one more shot at this and it is the debate where there will be no audience. the one shot is to get joe biden to make a big gaffe. yesterday he called the -- cursed at a union voter, joe biden will make a gaffe just about every day. the question is can it happen on the debate stage, big enough to derail biden? if i were bernie sanders i would becoming up with the craziest 1-liner possible to jar joe biden into making a big error on the debate stage. heather: it shows the delegate stage, joe biden with 823 and bernie sanders with 663.

mathematically, could is still happen for bernie sanders? perhaps. if you look at march 17th, arizona, florida, illinois, ohio you have delegates up for grabs, a significant number but do you think it is realistic? >> important to remember joe biden has 50% of the total delegates up to this point so it is mathematically possible but if you look at the polling in the state you brought up, bernie sanders is underwater in all those states. bernie sanders needs a major game changer, needs biden to do something that makes and practically unelectable on the debate stage. it is not impossible. biden has misspoken almost on a daily basis making some sort of gaffe the press hasn't blown out of proportion. rob: on the debate stage sunday, so much attention on joe biden instead of all these people that need to talk there will be two people that have to talk a lot.

>> that is why this talk about getting bernie sanders to drop out today, i understand where democrats are coming from, trying to protect joe biden but if i'm bernie sanders i'm taking one more shot and throwing all my punches the data file and something he has a chance, if not, the math really shows it is done. jillian: look at white suburban voters, african american voters, joe biden has a lot of that. i wonder how at this point bernie sanders will pull from that. realistically that is what he would need to do. >> you've got to convince voters, democrats, that joe biden is unelectable and there's a case being made because he has a hard time speaking for a long time, putting together sentences and he was out for the count because of this terrible debate performances, donald trump is licking his chops at debating

joe biden because donald trump will for all intents and purposes destroyed joe biden in the debates. if i'm joe biden is get the nomination, trying to limit to one debate and run away as quickly as possible that is where bernie sanders needs to say i am the stronger nominee because i will be able to be more aggressive and assemble new coalitions. not sure that is the case. both of these frontrunners are pretty weak compared to what some people expected from the democratic primary when it started. rob: everybody thought they had such a shot at trump, the endorsement, andrew yang for joe biden, waiting on elizabeth warren. how much of an impact do these have? >> most times endorsement have almost no impact and i don't think elizabeth foreign's endorsement would have an impact. i don't think it will happen, i don't think her and bernie are happy with each other because they were taking from each other's vote count, there is bad blood there. if you look what happened with joe biden endorsements fueled his comeback but i don't think that could happen for bernie sanders. it needs to be a major error by

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jillian: what can these results preview looking forward to the general election? joining us is trump 2020 deputy communications director, thank you for joining us. let's pull up these numbers, democratic primary results, joe biden with 52.9%, bernie sanders 36.5% and back to 2016 donald trump edging out a victory over hillary clinton by a slight margin. what do these numbers tell you? >> we thought record-setting night in terms of enthusiasm and support, record total of votes earned for any incumbent president, 320% higher than that received by president obama in 2012, the growing coalition for donald trump's reelection is on target, from steam added democrats establishment won again last night putting their thumb on the scale.

you heard a number of democrats say we should cancel the primaries and end things in setting of letting voters decide who to put against donald trump. rob: are you worried what last night shows is biden is a lot stronger, going to be a lot stronger in rust belt states that hillary clinton was is a much better match for the president and you've got to worry about the vulnerability of these suburban voters, is that a concern? >> donald trump's record of success is one that we can tout versus anything joe biden did in both terms in the senate and as vice president. we are building a strong robust coalition across the country of supported our most recent rallies we have seen 18,000 democrats see donald trump in person. a growing coalition, doesn't matter the kennedy is on the democrat side, don't have a record of success or growing

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rob: here's one of the members of the team. >> it will be a stimulus and -- >> not a not working. >> the give them cash flow. most will be working and we will take care of the ones who are home and sick. >> it is a problem they didn't expect but another angle to this is the deficit in this country, up to $2 trillion in one year. >> a growing economy helps address things like the debt and deficit and donald trump has put forward aggressive budgets to try to balance those numbers to make sure america remains on strong funding, when it makes her americans are winning and moving forward donald trump will tables policy initiatives to secure the country, stronger for generations to come. democrats don't want conversations, they need to join with the president, put politics

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and public health officials. >> the risk to the average american of contracting the coronavirus remains low but we are determined to give every american the tools and information that they need to protect themselves, their workplace, their schools. >> has predicted the virus is spreading with as many as 1000 cases, and we can confirm that 37 states and the district of columbia have reported cases. 10 people -- we are beginning to see a spike in event cancellations. the dnc has barred a live audience from and 60 been in arizona after the sanders and biden campaigns canceled last night's post primary celebrations, the security and exchange commission is the first federal agency to telework after an employee was treated for

respiratory issues and american university in dc has shifted to online classes. the administration reporting private insurers are acting to help with coronavirus. >> all our major health insurance companies have joined with medicare and medicaid and agreed to waive all co-pays, cover the cost of all treatment for those who contract the coronavirus. >> reporter: those include united health group and blue cross blue shield association. the administration is announcing it is considering a suspension of the payroll tax but that is meeting bipartisan resistance on capitol hill where lawmakers are leaning toward more targeted measures. jillian: the 1-time struggling joe biden even a few weeks ago is now an unstoppable force. the former vp backing a big win in michigan as well as

mississippi, missouri and idaho. rob: bernie sanders not even on the map, those races in washington in north dakota that are too close to call could end in his favor. >> joe biden securing 823 delegates and bernie sanders, 653 they need 1091 to win the nomination. rob: joe biden crediting his super tuesday sweep to modern suburban voters. >> looks like we will have another good night, the democratic party, high school educated folks, labor, suburban women, veterans, firefighters, union members, so many more appreciate the confidence they have shown in these as far and away they turned out to vote for me. rob: canada, craddick front-runner keep the voters from swaying toward donald trump

come november. here is alexander wilkes and jason nichols, thanks for coming on. a quick reaction on what we saw last night. >> we saw joe biden taking it home. we thought sanders would win more decisively, too close to call. this is his waterloo. he's not going to recover. the race is over. rob: let's look at fox news voter analysis, they are doing pretty well. he's got some good support, more than bernie sanders, let's look at one more, suburban women, 32%

for sanders, a group of people the president wants to win back that he has been losing. does he need to be concerned about support for joe biden? >> joe biden's victory was propelled on the backs of white working-class voters in michigan. they simply to return for bernie sanders with the same vigor they did in 2016. i don't think the influx of suburban women to joe biden is concerning for the president. approved he needs to reach out and the campaign is actively reaching out. the economy doing well is something that will convince suburban women it is safer to stay the course four more years rather than take a chance on new leadership and leadership. >> a response on suburban voters? >> there are parts i agree on.

i disagree that the economy will stay good particularly with the coronavirus. we could see shifts in the economy in terms of the stock market and other things suburban voters may be concerned about. when that happens you will see them turn more towards biden. when i talk to suburban voters, they are not worried about trump's economy. what they don't like is trump's attitude and comportment and that will come into play. you will see people turn towards biden when they take those factors into account. rob: between biden and sanders, it is still building up from last night, 63 for bernie sanders, next week you have this big day, march 17th, these

primarys, they are important states, ohio 146, illinois 155, arizona 167. can biden wrap this up next week? >> i think he can, it goes to a brokered convention, you see bernie sanders supporters dispirited which does not bode well for democrats come november when voters risk staying at home and not helping propel the democratic nominee against donald trump. rob: florida is the biggest contest. how does bernie sanders do in florida? >> he does poorly in florida. some of his support will come out in ohio but even then i think it will be pretty lopsided particularly with comments he has made about castro he will struggle. jillian: 36 after the hour,

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>> man illegal in the us for 20 years behind bars, ice arresting the man from zimbabwe, he came to the us in 1999 and overstayed his visa like many people do. the illegal immigrant was arrested in december for sexual assault and will remain in ice custody and could be deported. take a look at this. illegal immigrant found hidden under the back seat of a car. can you believe this picture? border patrol canine finding the mexican national at port of entry in california. agents arrested the driver and 18-year-old american woman, detained the man you see. border agents say hiding illegals under the backseat of a car is one of the many in humane tactics being used by human smugglers. jillian: harvey weinstein set to

be sentenced today facing 29 years in prison after being convicted of rape and sexual assault, prosecutors looking for a life sentence. weinstein's attorneys want a minimum of five years, court documents show weinstein reached out to billionaires jeff bezos and michael bloomberg after he was accused -- court documents show weinstein wrote in email saying they should be killed. that was in response to a reporter asking about claims he groped the actress. rob: the nba could be sidelined by coronavirus, discussing its response to the outbreak, including moving games to cities without an outbreak, playing an empty arenas or suspending the season. jillian: lebron james slammed the idea but walked it back. >> obviously we listen to whatever protocol is doing, i

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>> coronavirus cases surpass 1000 patients is the first containment zone takes shape,

the national guard taking over new rochelle, new york as cases spike and anxiety over the fire is shutting down schools and canceling events but do these measures have merit or are we overreacting? infectious disease expert here with expert insight. what do you say? is there an overreaction? >> i don't think there is an overreaction. there is a fine line between panic and getting information to protect themselves. jillian: 54 universities cancel or postpone classes and significant ones, harvard, stanford, university of washington, the list goes on, a number of events worldwide have been canceled including st. patrick's day parade in boston and dublin, a lot of them in local neighborhoods have been canceled or postponed in addition to different music festivals, sporting events. do you think those steps are necessary?

>> you have to look at each city, have a nuanced decision how the viruses transmitting and whether a cancellation will decrease the impact, flatten the curve so you don't have a peek in cases that gradually come up and that won't be something you can blankets to everything so you have to look at local conditions and make the decision. heather: if your canceling classes students are still out in the community potentially being at risk of getting coronavirus. >> if you use social distancing measures you have to make sure people are not congregating, they went to water park, make sure that is not happening. >> the updated numbers as of this morning, 1000 cases in the

united states, 4015 deaths, 103 countries with confirmed cases, 800 plus us cases, 114 counties, the screen is far away. what do these numbers tell you about the significance of this, how to keep updating numbers? >> we will see numbers update a lot in the next few weeks because we are getting diagnostic testing ramps up in many parts of the world, many who haven't been tested, we will see more cases, it shouldn't alarm people, that is what we expect, we are in a pandemic. >> hand sanitizer and wipes, do those things work and how do we know if we are buying will work? >> they do work, coronavirus is cost 25% of the cases of the common cold and they are effectively made nonviable by wipes and alcohol hand sanitizers, 60% alcohol.

jillian: i have heard 70%, some i heard have 52%. people want to know they are buying something that will work. >> a lot of things you can find on the internet, coronavirus preparation kits, look at the epa website where they have product lists. jillian: let's put this in perspective and how it has different outbreaks we have seen over the years. how does it stack up against sars and the flu, let's look at these numbers and you see the estimated mortality rate on the right-hand side of your screen versus the number of cases we are seeing and coronavirus have the top with 3.4% estimated mortality rate compared to h1 and one. a lot of comments i have seen is how does this compare to the flu? why are you not talking about

the flu? >> it has a higher mortality rate, 3.4% number is high because of the severity of the data but it is closer to one%, more than that. the last pandemic was more than that. so we can expect a higher burden on us health care system, many more deaths from this. this is in addition, this is not replacing the flu, it is a double hit. jillian: thanks for joining us. the actor who played harry potter trending online. >> you are familiar with this particular brew? >> no, absolutely not. if you think i'm going to let everyone risk their lives for me. >> is the man who plays the boy was it sick with coronavirus or is it just a joke? the big mac getting an extreme makeover, carly shimkus with

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jillian: joe biden getting in a profanity-laced argument with a detroit auto worker the 2020 candidate going on attack after the man accused him of wanting to take away guns. rob: showing passion. carley shimkus sirius fm 1 is a 15. carley: amazing the reaction. joe biden as you just saw got into a really heated argument with a fiat chrysler auto plant worker in detroit on tuesday. the auto worker accused biden of trying to take people's guns away biden shot back saying the man paraphrasing is full of it. he only seeks to ban high capacity magazines and ar i 15s. applauding this moment showing that he can stand up to critics on the campaign trail but a lot of other people feel very differently saying that this moment was unpresidential. he was unprepared and just flat out rude.

jennifer said this is sad he clearly isn't able to handle the stress of campaigning. imagine what he will be like when this comes time to debate trump. another twitter user chiming in saying could you imagine if trump behaved like this. and lastly all very presidential this person i'm assuming saying pretty sarcastically. gun right advocates are concerned because joe biden appears to have tapped beto o'rourke to have something to do with his gun policies and beto o'rourke, of course, supports mandatory buy backs on certain types of guns. rob: that's a good point. jillian: so harry potter doors not have coronavirus, right? carley: so a little bit of fake news up as to have hit hog warts because harry potter daniel radcliff forced to deny a report to claim he was the first celebrity to test positive for the coronavirus because of this fake bbc account posted this breaking daniel radcliff tests positive for coronavirus. the actor is said to be the

first famous person to be publicly confirmed. that tweet looks so real that it really got a lot of people. received thousands of re-tweets one from maggie haverman who has apologized saying earlier today i retweeted a fake bbc account and unretweeted when a very helpful reared flagged it. confusion. daniel radcliff is of course alive and well and apparently feeling very good. of course he is because nick points out everyone knows the chosen one can't get coronavirus. so yeah, is he doing just fine. rob: twitter is a mine field. watch every step. what is up with this ridiculous burger? carley: if you have ever eaten a big mac and thought i'm still hungry it could be bigger. mcdonald's has you covered this is called the double big mac. it has 1, 2, 3, 4 patties, so

double pats. rob: three pieces of bread. carley: coming out with a little guy. little mac oh so cute. every time these food stories come out they get so much attention on social media. people are excited to get their hands on it. sounds yummy my cardiologist says thank you. and seth, we are on to you. doesn't work like that. dye it green and call it a salad. burgers out for a limited time but can you get them in stores starting today, guys. rob: indigestion, here we go. jillian: quick correction. i stated more than 100,000 cases of coronavirus in the united states. that is inaccurate. it is more than 1,000 in the united states. more than 100,000 worldwide. i wanted to set the record straight. my apologies. rob: good on you for that absolutely.

that does it for mini super tuesday and all the other news and "fox & friends" starts in about 10 seconds. should we keep talking or just watch. jillian: 7, 6, just kidding. have a good day, everyone. ♪ steve: this is a fox news alert on this wednesday morning. we begin with the news that more than 1,000 people in the united states scattered across 23 states now have tested positively for the coronavirus. ainsley: the national guard arriving in new rochelle new york to help contain the first containment zone. brian: right by here. shall troops, national guard troops take there to help out in this new york city suburb. hey, todd. todd: hey, steve, ainsley and brian. new rochelle in west chester county facing severe restrictions within a mile radius. governor cuomo calling it a matter of life and death. >> this is