a restroom only to see people who don't wash their hands? they are washing their hands more. this is good for everyone. f cleanliness is next to godliness as they say. shannon bream and fox news @ night take it all from here. >> shannon: keeping it clean. new reaction to president trump's prime-time speech. restricting travel for 30 days. the president speaking from the oval office from the europe to 30 days and several proposals with the financial stress put on american workers. or are forced to quarantine. first up, and ba suspending its seasons and the ncaa announces fans. i am shannon bream.

trace gallagher covering the breaking news on the virus and cancellations across the country. but first, white house correspondent kevin cork breaking news down the details of the president oval office address. >> a white house official told me the president's decision to restrict travel from europe for 30 days was bold and absolutely necessary. a few key things people will be talking about. including the restriction on travel from europe. that didn't include the u.k. the president talked about a payroll tax suspension and emergency action to help businesses. access emergency capital. but the headliner as europe joins iran, japan and south korea and china under some form of travel limitation. >> to keep new cases from

entering our shores, we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. the new rules will go into effect friday at midnight. these restrictions will be adjusted subject to conditions on the ground. there will be exemptions for americans who undergo appropriate screenings and these prohibitions will not only apply to trade but various other things. >> the global pandemic according to the w.h.o. has infected more than 1200 americans with washington, california and h new york hard hit. 3 dozen designate have already -- d deaths have been reported domestically with the most coming from a single nursing home in washington state. >> testing and testing capabilities are expanding rapidly. day-by-day we are moving very quickly. thee vast majority of americans, the risk is very, very low.

young and healthy people can expect to recover fully and quickly if they should get the virus. f the highest risk is for elderly with underlying health conditions. the elderly population must be very, very careful. >> theop president being very deliberate tonight. earlier today the president met with business leaders. white house sources tolds fox news to expect executive actions to bolster thehe u.s. economy to be rolled out from due course. stephanie grisham told fox news due to the coronavirus outbreak the president cancelled his upcoming events in colorado and nevada. this is happening as a staff member for a member of congress in washington state has the coronavirus.be

something we are keeping a close eye on >> shannon: tonight the nba but shannon, back to you. suspended the rest of the season and the president suspending travel for most of europe. trace gallagher join us now. more of the rapid-fire reaction, hey, trays. >> breaking news always new. tom hanks and his wife are in australia for the production of a film. we don't know how long he and wilson have been down there. tom hanks tweeted, rita and i felt tired like colds and body aches. to play things right, we were tested for coronavirus and we were found to be positive. hanks writes: well, now what to do next? the medical officials have protocols that we must follow. we will be isolated as long as

public officials and safety requires. not much more to within a one a day at a time approach. we will keep you updated, take care of yourself. again healthy adults have been well with the coronavirus. we don't know the status of hanks or wilson's health. also breakingno news the nba jut announced the utah jazz center gobert tested positive for the coronavirus. he was not in the arena for tonight's game. the nba said the nba is suspending game play following the conclusion of tonight's schedule of games until further notice. we will determine the next steps for moving forward in regard to the coronavirus pandemic. and the ncaa announced that college games in march madness will have limited fans. quoting again:

march madness. saint patrick's days parades are cancelling. you can now add new york to that list. governor cooper ♪ ♪ at at. that to list tonight. and we should go to italy. outside of china it's the hardest hit country by the coronavirus. the government just ordered all shops, bars and restaurants to ovose there. the move comess following the death toll rising 31% in 24 hours. and u.s. stock futures are downt across the board more than 4.5%. a rough start to the markets. >> shannon: we will stand by. thank you. we just got a joint statement from the democrats with reaction to the president's address. quote:

alarmingly the president didn't say how the u.s. will address the lack of testing kits. congressman andrew joins us from new jersey. >> good to have you with us today. >> it is great to be with you and i wish it was under different circumstances. >> i know that the statement just came in as well and he said tonight the president did what he should have done weeks ago, take it seriously to address the nation so he says some positive things. but at this point, is it possible to be a bipartisan effort, because i hear from

people both sides of the aisle who say come enough. i just want our leaders to think of the american people and get something done. >> you are right and they are right. what leadership is about when there is a situation that worries us or is a crisis, leadership helps people not to be fearful. it's not being partisan yourself our pushing partisanship and focussing on the issue. this and one time we should all come together and be behind our president.is if there is a problem with and work with them. testing kits and i was at the meeting with homeland security for 2 hours today. and i discussed that issue. there are millions more testing kits coming out. they are awarere of it. we should work together and not necessarily just make a big public announcement for political benefit. we should try to get it done. that's the way it works in medicine. this is a medical issue as well as a political issue. it should not be political.

i'm disappointed in that. >> shannon: this is talk about what will be proposed. we heard some of the things that we outlined there. chad chad from working on the hill, chad says he expects this to include 12 weeks of unemployment insurance, and free testing for the coronavirus that include people in the u.s. illegally. there is no price tag. the washington "times" said they are pushing liberal wish lists: never let a good crisis go to waste. how is this hammered out tomorrow? is it possible to do this without politics? these arere real families. asking congress to get this tonight >> and real issues. the short term future of the country. it is not only a health issue but affects the economy.

it should be possible to get done. i hope that it is. and from my part, i will do everything i can to work with anybody to make that happen. i hope that everybody feels the same way. it's disappointing to see press releases that come out right after the president gives a speech. there was a lot of good in there. one point i want to bring out, we are ahead of the curve more than most of the other countries were that are having this problem. othe president was the first person tsay right here in america, we should have travel restrictionsrs between china and the united states. thank god we did that. i don't know if people realize how many more cases there would be. he was criticized for pushing too hard. for doing something that was not needed. for being now it's not enough. prejudicial and what he was doing. what is that, too just come together. much or not enough? >> shannon: what jason wrote in the "wall street journal" he said the pandemic is always political.

mr. trump has an opportunity to be the adult in the room and he would surprise a bunch of voters by seizing it. do you think he is rising to the occasion? >> i think he is. he was very serious. it was a president sitting down with the people in america saying i know this is a problem and i know we can deal with this. this is not mass disruption. this is not 9-11. this is a terrible situation that has happened. but at the same time, we know that we deal with the flu every year. we know this is a medical issue. there are things we should do. i will repeat them.icl i know you have heard them too many times you have to say them. -- >> laura: say them again. older people, people that are much older should stay home. just to ride through this. we should not have huge, mass gatherings.

as we normally do. and again, in time, in a short of amount of time we will go back to life as normal. younger people with good nutrition and everybody, something i know as a dentist. it is wash your hands well. amazing how important this is, washing your hands well and i don't mean to go into the nitty-gritty, and that doesn't mean just running them under water. warm water for at least 20 seconds with soap. i was taught you should sing happy birthday in your head twice and rinse your hands off. >> shannon: good advice. thanks for coming in. we wish both sides of the aisles good wishes.oo >> i agree with you. let's rise to what america wants from us. >> shannon: dr. fauci telling lawmakers that things will get worse. then he was asked to give the public a realistic assessment. >> if we are complacent and

don't do aggressive containment and mitigation thet number could go way up and be involved in many, many millions. if we contain, we can flatten it. there is no number answer to your question until we act upon it. >> shannon: dr. sam is seeingg unusual cases in tarzana outside of los angeles. his coronavirus patients have been on a trip in northern italy. good to have you with us tonight. >> good evening. >> shannon: the idea of containment. the "washington post" said mr. president lock us up. the country has 2 to 3 weeks to avert a catastrophe before this spreads... out of control at a level that will overwhelm hospitals and drive up the death before a vaccine can be developed. what is your idea on canceling

events and all of that? will it help in this case? >> i believe that it will upon. the coronavirus is here. but we can limit the number of cases. when we do that, we limit the number of cases that go to hospitals that take up beds in the hospital. we can achieve that. i think by limiting large group events like basketball games and concerts and even children should be sent home from school and start their spring break early. >> shannon: you have multiple patients who were in italy. they are back and have the coronavirus. you are most at risk in your 70s and 80sav and underlying health conditions. that doesn't tell us the whole story. tell us the caution you want to give. >> sure. there were 13 patients that went on a ski trip to italy. only 2 are my patients but i know about all of them. of the 13, one became ill and 3 days later they were all ill by the time they got back. they were coughing and out of

the 13, 4 were hospitalized. out of the four hospitalize, one in his 40s and one in his two in his 30s, 50s and one in the 60. only one had a pre-existing condition. but three of them right now are in the icu. another number that went to the hospital yesterday but sent home. this is a virus we have not seen before. if anything, the oldest member of that group i can tell you, was 82 and he's done the best of everybody. >> shannon: that's encouraging. i want to read something -- i'm sorry, this is from dr. lipkin at columbia university. he brought up a new idea involving plasma from people who recovered. here is what he says the possibilities are. >> i got a paper from the friend of mind telling me he treated 10 patients with plasma therapy. antibodies from patients that recovered and alla ten of the patients did well.

this is an old method we used before antibiotics. it the work here too. we think this will make a huge difference in mortality. >> shannon: what do you think of that theory? >> i think it's very interesting. because right now we are going by the seat of our pants. they have used hiv drugs. this might work. we are developing treatments and cures in real time. it's a big challenge for the medical community. >> shannon: what is your advice for folks out there? seeing what happened in italy with the explosion of cases. then we hear if you are not in one of those categories you should not be worried. there are millions of flu cases in the u.s. every year give us perspective. and thousands of deaths. >> i would be happy to. you are right. we have to socially distancing and schools should be close so kids don't go back home.

we cannot panic about this and this is what americans do. i heard there was a line around store to buy toilet paper and covid-19 doesn't cause diarrhea. i don't know what they are going to do with all that toilet paper. we have to be smart wash your hands and avoid movies , prudent, and concerts and basketball games. the nba just cancelled its season. we will get through this. we have to make sure this doesn't become political. this is not -- coronavirus will attack whether you are a republican, democrat, rich or poor. the solution has to be something we come up with as americans. we have done this before. we will get through this. don't panic.

please stay safe. be there for each other. >> shannon: exactly the president's message tonight. thank you, sir. we wish your patients all >> thank you. the best in recovery. much appreciate it. >> shannon: coronavirus new developments are coming in seconds by second. word that hawaii schools are banning trip to the mainland until further notice. nba suspended. as a player tests positive for covid-19 and how the sports world is reacting to the virus. live next. ♪

march madn >> march madness and other sports events will be played in empty stadiums without fans. some are suggesting the entire tournament be played in local high school gyms or on the decks

of air craft carriers. which, by the way has been done before. the nba suspended its season as a player tests positive. let's talk about this with jim gray. good to you have. >> hey, shannon good to be with you. your reaction to the nba news first? >> well, they had to do it. reportedly this is rudy gobertad from the utah jazz who tested positive for the coronavirus. that means all of the players he's been in contact in with his own team and flying with him are in peril of catching this disease or having been exposed to it and then you have utah jazz. now they are under self-quarantine. it's unrealistic for the after a player testing positive, it's impossible for the season to continue.

it is impossible for the season to continue at this time and that is where they had to suspend indefinitely. >> shannon: the atlantic says this. cancel everything. social distancing is the only way to stop the coronavirus. we must start immediately. only one measure has been effective against the coronavirus. extremeng social distancing. responsibility for social distancing falls on decision making at every levels of society. people are going to get angry did. you will be ridiculed as it as an extremist or alarmist, but it's the right thing to do. folks spectulating this is why italy was hit so hard because they didn't take this step early enough. >> and the ncaa tournament won't be played in front of fans. it's only a matter of time if this is spreading and the cdc says somebody will probably test positive and you will have march

madness and all of those players will be exposed. i am sure that is going to be subject to review. selection sunday is coming up and they start playing next week. that's in atlanta the final-4. you have all of these other sporting events. augusta national and the masters the golf tournament. i am sure that subject to review now. the chairman said they are in constant contact with the authorities. everybody is going to have to just reassess this. if the atlantic is correct, a lot of those steps will be taken.n. going back to 1991 with magic johnson and the hiv positive test when he announced. david stern was there with him the commissioner of the nba. everybody thought that was a death sentence and everybody was afraid to play against magic johnson.

and everybody was afraid to play as an opponent against magic johnson. things changed and he waswa allowed to play in the all-star team illinois game and the dream team. david stern passed away a few short months ago. magic johnson did the eulogy at his funeral. he said that decision took all of the panic and fear out. i am not suggesting that hiv positive and coronavirus are related. i am talking about the initial fear and where that ended up. things can change and can change back equally as quick. >> shannon: we have reported this on for weeks. people tracked all of the details. and each of the developments. but i saw a lot of interesting reaction to twitter. they said now finally the average american ag will get it with the washing your hands and

protecting your grandparents because tom hanks and his wife tested positive for coronavirus. shutting down the nba. you have mlb players in spring training and other things in the mix. it's a heart of the american community. do you think this is the kind of thing that we will always remember? >> i believe we will. the steps the nba have taken is not only prudent and wise but 100% necessary. they have always shown a leadership role in these social issues. you can go back. look at the women's basketball association. of the things they have done that they have been in the forefront of leading with change. i am not suggesting by postponing the season indefinitely right nowow that's some great social thing. but they are doing the right thing. a step ahead of. it it will be interesting to see what happens with baseball and opening day. an nba game was cancelled tonight.ni

the other four games completed. the brewers and the doctors are playing and it will be interesting in spring training. is would imagine the same steps would have to take place because you will have large crowds gathering for the mlb season. i don't see how they can continue. social gatherings we have been talking about. it's a place where you can contract this. why put yourself ince that position and be exposed? >> shannon: as much as we love our sports we have to take a break to keep players and coaches and staff and everybody else safe. >> it's a new world and changing every second. it happened so quickly. financial markets and sports. >> shannon: thank you. everybody's way of life. breaking news tonight the president suspendeded nearly all travel from europe into the u.s. we will get state department warnings against travel abroad next.

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>> we have seen dramatically fewer n >> we have seen dramatically fewer cases in the virus in the united states than are now present from europe. the european unions failed to restrict travel from china and other hots spots. result, a large number of new clusters in the united states were seeded by travels from europe. after consulting with our top government health professionals, i have decided to take several strong but necessary actions to protect the health and will being of all americans. >> shannon: the president suspending travel from most of europe for 30 days coming into the u.s. david tell us what it means for air travellers. a lot scrambling. >> very much so. the state department is telling all americans to reconsider any travel to europe. the other is a european diplomat

saying the white house did not coordinate with the european officials for this travel ban. it kicks in midnight friday. the only exception is the united kingdom. this will affect tens of thousands of people. dosome had vacation and business plans and plans to visit the family. the ban excludes the united kingdom but american airlines said 15 flights will be impacted daily from europe to the united bstates. the countries affected. it's a long list. 26 of them. ultimately, the president could extend this: it is up to his discretion, pose him, denmark, germany, greek, iceland, lithuanian, the netherlands, norway, poland, spain, sweden and switzerland.

i want to also read some of the exceptions coming from the department of homeland security. these people can come into the united states. in a lawful, permanent resident of the scum in the alien the spouse of united states citizen, any alien who is a parent or legal guardian of the u.s. citizen or lawful permanent resident providing the lawful permanent resident is unmarried and under the age of 21. another big one any alien who is the sibling of a u.s. citizen or lawful permanent resident provided both are unmarried under the age of 21. >> restrictions will be adjusted subject to conditions on the ground. there will be exemptions for under gonehave appropriate screenings. these prohibitions will not only apply to the trade and cargo but various other things as we get approved. >> the homeland security chad wolf put out the following statement:

something important to point out. there was a miscommunication in the president's speech. some confusion. this does not apply to goods, only humans. many goods can come into the united states. the president later clarified that in a tweet. and many airlines offering free change fees if you have to change one of those flights. ultimately this is up to thege president how long this lasts. if you are an american citizen don't worry you can get back in the united states if you go through proper screening procedures. >> shannon: thanks for clarifying. the president pushing congress to get an emergency financial relief package together and get it to his desk. he wants to assist americans suffering from coronavirus either directly or theyts have o care for someone who got it. more executive actions are just

ahead. democratic [inaudible] and a republican. harmeet dhillon, good to have you back with us on fox news @ night. i want to play more of what the president said tonight. trying to have an optimistic note how this country rose to challenges before and will do it again. here is what he says. >> the virus will not have a chance against us. no nation is more prepared or more resilient than the united states. we have the best economy and the most advanced healthcare and the most talented doctors, scientists and researchers anywhere in the world. we are all in this together. we must put politics aside. top the partisanship and unify together as one nation and one family. >> shannon: can we do that. within an hour of the president's speech we had a statement from the democrats in

congress saying the president is doing a terrible job. >> you answered your own question. the president is trying to put out the message we need to unify. the virus doesn't discriminate with party affiliation but democrats are seizing on this for their own political advantage. you are talking about life-and-death and looking at italy and doctors saying let the old people-d die. democrats denying relief unless conditions are attached to their funding. i think they will look back on this and regret that. the american people are not looking for partisan advantage. they are looking for solutions that the president is offering them. >> shannon: bernie sanders said he is sticking around to stay in the: b race.

first your comment on the president's speech? >> thise is life-and-death. the president showed his true colors when he said those people should stay on the grand in sans cruise ship francisco rather than come into the united states because the numbers would be bad for him. he showed his real colors when he said that. he has a credibility hole. >> shannon: don't you think he is more worried about bringing active covid-19 cases into the united states? >> we know from that experience with the cruise ship off the coast of japan. the cruise ship is like a petri-dish and everybody is getting sicker. s >> shannon: your comments on what he said tonight. >> is the problem the companies that are hurting or the problem there will be more and more dr. fauci said millions will get sick and get treatment. if it's the latter, it's both.

if it's the latter and the president didn't feel empathy for those people -- >> >> shannon: he talked about financial assistance to anyone. >> he should have talked about the 100,000 of beds we will be short and the breathing machines we will be short. he didn't make provision for theft. >> shannon: i saw action today about respirators. i do want to talk to you guys about bernie because there are some people are know happy that bernie sanders is staying in the race. he said bernie sanders could be a hero if he endorsed joe biden. stubborn idiot. # bernie dropout? quick response from both of you and i will start with you. >> i agree that bernie sanders is staying in past his welcome. how far to the left can you push the democratic party.

they are concerned about bernie sanders and his agenda. it's interesting to watch. >> shannon: richard? >> here's how defective biden final word to you. is. he is beating donald trump by 8. and every other hole by ten or 11. >> shannon: bernie sanders will depate him on sunday night and try to land punches. are you ready for him to go away? >> that's good fornc biden. joe biden? will say i beat the socialists. the people wanted my policies and not his. so when they go socialist in the fall, he will say listen to me. ii beat that guy that ran on the socialist platform. >> open borders and so many other things. >> shannon: we will see how long bernie sanders sticks andrews. great to have you both with us. come back soon what is the reality of a

>> thank you, shannon. widespread quarantine? john who wrote some of the rules dating back to the anthrax scare, he is live next. >> shannon: in italy the entire (rock music)

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the list of colleges and universities that continues to grow. this is what we have so far of the schools who say we will go to online classes as long as we can. what do you make of that? we are told that social distancing and keeping people away from each other may not t stop the spread but flatten it in a way that we don't have a huge spike that overwhelms our hospitals and they can't handle it? students really in the population age range to be worried about? it doesn't seem that's the case. we should worry about the elderly. college students are young. see why people might worry they might spread the disease to other people outside of the university. we should be conscious of the costs shutting down universities. i just taught my first internet class yesterday.

it wasn't the same. maybe you can give a lecture. hard to ask student questions. hard for them to see us. it's hard to have a discussion to learn on the internet still. >> shannon: this idea of quarantine. we have a containment zone outside of new york city. this idea of quarantine. it seems like we continued to hear stories of people who are breaking them. they are going to the store and their kids schools. they are doing what they want to do. americans they will have a hard time responding to this stuff. it may be necessary. what can you tell us about how it would work? t t >> yes, this comes from my time in the government after 9-11. we were worried about a bio-terror attack. the people should realize that the federal government only has control over the international borders.as in the borders in between states. they don't have the money and personnel to carry out a quarantine within a state like california or new york. that has to be done by the state governments.

they will see a test of different states and how capable they are and how effective they were in planning for an event like. so you couldn't have national solution like in china or in italy. you will see lots of different states doing different things. they have to take on the front lines of a quarantine and fight this pandemic. >> shannon: does it happen under state law?ua one with they have authority could be there criminal , or penalties for people who don't obey this? if we really get to that point? >> some states could go far and impose criminal sanctions. they could call out the national guard and try to use force to try to keep people from leaving the house. i don't think that's the american way. i don't think people would stand for those controls. we have an individualistic societies. compared you could see lawsuits and to those other countries. resistance. some heavy hand use of force. we are a country where everybody

pays their taxes and most americans would equal the quarantine orders. >> shannon: we will see. in coming travel from europe will be restricted. most of europe for now. we will see how the states handle this. a lot of you folks on the west coast, we are pulling for you, john. thank you for your time. >> shannon: the world health what about our southern borders? that's next. awesome internet.

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>> shannon: the world health organization declared the coronavirus a global pandemic. william la jeunesse reports on what means for our southern border.at >> right now the u.s. restricts anyone traveling in from china. the airport is our front poor where immigration checks of a visitor's temperature and sometimes a person is turned back. the back door with the u.s. and mexico border none of that happens. since the coronavirus was first reported, dhs contained 333 chinese nationals attempting to enter illegally. agents arrested thousands of people from countries where the virus is growing.

including italy, iran, brazil and vietnam. the administration is monitoring the situation and brought in cdc to test any migrants. we are evaluating it. >> we know from experience the journey to the u.s. border puts migrants in poor conditions. they arrive in no medical history. >> agents are concerned. they can't work from home. they handle dozens every day knowing how many have been crammed for weeks in a dirty stash house in mexico where others are sick. detention facilities are overcrowded. usually overflowing with migrants livingus on the floor r days. these are breeding grounds for disease. chicken pox to the flu. last year a center in texas closed after dozens came down with the flu. agents catch 1,000 migrants a day coming from mexico.

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to do about it. we'll be covering it in full. see you tomorrow. >> sean: welcome to hannity. this is a fox news news alert. it's 9:00 on the >> a fox news alert, it is 9:00 on the east coast, 6:00 on the west coast and in a few minutes donald trump will talk about the coronavirus, he is expected to be making important news how to protect all-americans during this pandemic and we will bring it to you live. joining us is john roberts. >> reporter: we are expecting the president's