it was pushed back after two deadly shootings. that wraps up a the hour of "fox and friends first," we have a lot of information about the latest as we continue to follow the coronavirus. have a great weekend, everybody. jillian: this the fox news alert, the coronavirus grows wall street into another tailspin as washington is gridlocked over a covid-19 relief now. >> an expert as we are failing to screen sick patients as cases at home creep dangerous the close to that 2000 mark. jillian: canceling the anti-aa to amend, turning lights down on broadway how city, state and industry leaders are taking matters into their own hands to stop the spread. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now.

♪ rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. the big story of the day, urgent new warning about coronavirus testing from the nation's top doctor on the white house task force. >> the system is not really geared to what we need right now. what you are asking for. that is a failing. it is a failing. rob: cases a covid-19 surpassing 1600 with 40 does, the biggest outbreaks in washington state and new york. 29 states under a state of emergency. jillian: steak futures are up after wall street suffered its worst day in decades, the dow

dropping 2300 points, falling so fast trading had to be brought to a standstill. rob: the pandemic is shutting america's favorite pastimes, professional college sports, disneyland, even broadway, students in more states told to stay home until further notice. jillian: live fox news team coverage on everything you need to know this morning. rob: griff jenkins live where congress is racing against the clock to approve emergency funding. >> reporter: cautious optimism the best word to describe what is happening on capitol hill. nancy pelosi express and confidence negotiators are closer to reaching agreement after failing to get anything to the floor yesterday. >> subject to the exchange of paper, we resolve the differences and they continue conversations.

>> democratic leaders working with the republicans in the white house, legislation to putting just americans at ease with sick pay, unemployment benefits, free testing and food assistance and tax credits, small and medium-sized businesses. mitch mcconnell canceled the recessive bipartisan may deliver results. >> we stay here, get it right, a time and place you don't want to rush something. >> financial markets are tumbling, yesterday's was the biggest drop, stock market crash, the dow down 2300 points, s&p down 260, nasdaq tipping 750. at the white house the president urging confidence and patients. >> the stock market is higher than when i got here and it has taken a big hit. it will bounce back big at the right time.

>> reporter: sports events, washington following suit, the capital, white house and supreme court close to the general public, the visitor center a ghost town, members of congress on official business let into the us capital until further notice as we watch to see what lawmakers do this morning. house rules committee needs eight and the floor opens at 9 so we could see swift action but only time will tell. rob: the us is failing when it comes to testing for the coronavirus has more schools close and hospitals able to keep up with the climbing number of covid-19 patients. jillian: a new study shows virus could remain in the air for hours. >> reporter: creating new fears as top member of the white house coronavirus task force says the us is failed when it comes to testing and tracking the spread

of this virus. >> the system is not really geared to what we need right now. what you are asking for. that is a failing. let's admit it. the idea of anybody getting it easily the way people in other countries are doing it we are not set up for that. do i think we should be? yes but we are not. jillian: cases of covid-19 surpassing 1600 with 40 does across the us. 10,000 schools around the country have closed or will be closing, some for a full month or longer starting monday. they close all public and private schools through april 5th. unbelievable. hospitals are scrambling to come up with a response to an isolation plan in case infection rates suddenly spike.

some doctors don't believe hospitals have enough beds, medicare and medicaid administrator seema verma would not say hospitals are equipped, told martha maccallum the priority is getting the tests out there. >> one of the things that is already available at every public health laboratory across the nation, these tests are available. we are working on increasing the capacity in the private healthcare system. most of us don't go to a public health lab, you are used to going to your doctor's office. jillian: the new study revealed the virus can remain in the air for up to three hours and can live on surfaces like plastic or steel for up to three days. the flu virus can only survive on the surfaces for about 48 hours. those closures continue. new york's broadway going dark as is disney world and in the land closed to the end of march.

rob: really weird, everything changing really fast. jillian: drive-through coronavirus testing facilities opening in that new york town declared a containment zone. governor andrew cuomo declaring the system in new rochelle, the most infected area with 148 coronavirus cases, people in quarantine will be tested first. national guard troops are delivering food and cleaning buildings to contain the deadly virus. rob: justin trudeau is in self quarantine after his wife tested positive for coronavirus. she came home from a conference in britain with flulike symptoms. trudeau said the symptoms are mild and she is doing fine. he is not showing any symptoms but will work at home for two weeks as a precaution. jillian: the us wanted airstrikes in iraq one day after a deadly missile attack on coalition troops. two americans and one british

servicemember were killed by the rockets fired from this truck outside baghdad. fox news contributor and retired bomb technician joey jones echoing a statement from the pentagon that attacks on us troops will not be tolerated. >> the policy is if you kill americans you will pay the price. that is how he carried this out with multiple defense secretaries over a few years of a presidency. jillian: americans killed in the rocket attack have not been identified. rob: chelsea manning, a federal judge due to be released from jail after a suicide attempt. the army intelligence analyst has been in jail since may for refusing to testify before a grand jury that is investigating. the grand jury has been disbanded. manning was found guilty for declassified documents to wikileaks. president obama commuted the sentence in 2017. jillian: a senate standoff means

three since be expired intelligence programs are set to temporarily lapse. the foreign intelligence a month act was approved with bipartisan support. it reauthorizes government surveillance tools but if the senate doesn't vote on it by sunday it will expire. the legislation includes privacy protections and changes to fisa court, it was used to spy on former trump campaign advisor carter page. rob: a fox news alert, panic spreading like wildfire on wall street. our next guest is freaking out won't do you any good because this too shall pass. here are tips on what you need to know if you are worried about your money. >> one thing that isn't being talked about is the rampant voter suppression in this country. jillian: aoc says don't blame socialism for bernie's losses in states like michigan. you don't want to miss the congresswoman's explanation in her fox news debut on friday morning.

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>> i don't want people dying and that is why i made these decisions. whether it affects the stock market or not very important but not compared to life-and-death. you have to remember the stock market is much higher than when i got here. it has taken a big hit but it will bounce back and it will bounce back very big at the right time. rob: fox news alert the president doubling down on the administration's response to coronavirus as the media harps on a viral stock market. jillian: senior portfolio manager says investors need to remain calm. rob: he joins us to explain why. nobody is calm about any of this right now. why should they be calm? >> if we could reframe what is

going on as an opportunity to change ourselves, to be more empathetic to each other, more unified as a people, see incredible opportunities that will leave all, there will be some over the next month or two months, this will pass. the fear is impalpable. in new york i can't speak to the rest of the country everybody feels it. you walk in the street you feel it. the reality is we have a real opportunity to do something good for our families, for ourselves, for our financial future. jillian: what is your advice to people who are freaking out? a lot of people are. >> the important thing is to reframe it as an opportunity to better yourself, and in business, an opportunity you may not do enough business, if you own a small business this is an opportunity to talk to your

clients, your customers, get a relationship building moment where everyone is doing the same thing. jillian: sorry to interject. there are a lot of people faced with a difficult decision of having to close their businesses and not having enough money to pay their employees who have to take sick or vacation time and you have nothing the rest of the year. >> there is positivity here, sometimes pain creates the greatest growth, the government is doing what they can in terms of financial systems, hoping congress will help over the next couple weeks, do things, the federal reserve put a lot of liquidity in the market. rob: if we look at the numbers, if you see what happened yesterday, were stations 87, down 2300 points, throwing money at this, dumping this liquidity into it is not helping. it is not helping at all. dropping rates didn't help. what will help?

>> it is not a financial problem. this is an animal spirits problem. we were incredibly positive, thank god we are in a position the economy was strong going into this. it will be strong again. you can't best against american or the world. we can do with the president of the other night and be united and treat this as an opportunity for growth financially, emotionally. i am working with home, spend more time with my family. a real opportunity for change to be good for the rest of our lives. jillian: the uncertainty of this virus, not knowing how long it will last, who it will affect, how bad it is going to get before it gets better. no one knows how long it will be until the markets get better and people can afford to pay their employees and get back to work after this is done. that is the fear. >> uncertainty is so painful. as a philosopher said, life is

like a small bridge. the key is not to fear. controlling the fear is difficult but if you control it, look around and see the opportunities in the markets. there are other things, interest rates are incredibly low, sectors have gotten bigger. doesn't mean if you bought them to do you wouldn't feel some pain but don't bet against america, this too shall pass. rob: a lot of people say this is an opportunity. we will see what that opportunity is. we appreciate it. jillian: washing your hands is critical. but don't forget to wipe down your phone. it is full of germs. if you want to steer clear of covid-19. rob: the cyber guy is here to show us how to keep your electronics germ-free. ♪

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rob: the president standing by his response to coronavirus as democratic rivals take aim at the administration. >> back of trust. >> we have an administration that is largely incompetent. rob: the president tweeting sleepy joe biden was in charge of the h1 in one swine flu epidemic, the response was one of the worst on record. hours is one of the best. joe biden says if he were president there would be free and accessible testing, economic relief and more room for hospitals to care for patients, bernie sanders includes free treatment, banning elections and enclosures and pushing for state

information hotlines. biden will be questioned on his plan that sunday's debate if it still happens. it will be held in dc instead of arizona because of coronavirus concerns was alexandria ocasio cortez implies journey to bama - bernie sanders campaign was hurt by bernie -- voter suppression. her first sitdown interview on fox news. >> one thing that isn't being talked about is the rampant voter suppression in this country. >> you are saying voters didn't get to vote? >> absolutely. there is more we need to do to make sure we are inspiring young people to turn out but when you turn out you should not be waiting 3, four, seven hours. rob: the new york congresswoman campaign for sanders in michigan, joe biden won the state in a landslide. yesterday we did a segment that showed a picture of his brother

josé who was not a guest on the show and we apologize for that error. jillian: an item we are carrying around, contributing to the spread of coronavirus and that item, your cell phone. recent studies found 92% of mobile phones are contaminated with some kind of bacteria and we learned coronavirus can remain on inanimate services like our phones. and and -- and and it is on your case. >> make sure everything is off. >> unplug everything.

apple and samsung say don't use cleaners. and and you unplug your phone. the technology uses uvc light. that is inside of this. and in 5 minutes, and put my tv remote control. >> for 5 minutes, the phone is 100% right. >> the only human being i know who has heard of this. this is so smart. go near the sink area, you don't want to bathe your phone.

and on the side, you are scrubbing -- >> 70% or more alcohol. >> your disinfectant wipe that contains the epa recommended solutions. when you are done it goes on a clean paper towel. wash your hands again, dry them and come back. jillian: don't spray directly on your phone, you can use these wipes. >> i saw youtube video of a woman using soft scrub and change your entire habits, and don't put your phone near your face. jillian: hard to do. it rests against your cheek. >> get it off your face. use earbuds, use the speaker when talking on it and simply don't put it to your face ever at this point.

jillian: these devices, anything like it from the market? you can get yourself a backorder one in a couple months that might be worthwhile. >> if you preorder now and get on that list according to the company. deliveries between april and may, you can see some alternatives on amazon, a bunch of different kinds. this is when we tested out the we know works. after five minutes your phone comes out and don't have to worry about germs at all. jillian: this has been tested. >> discovery networks did something, we have done the research on it as well as you. so impressed with you. jillian: thanks. good to see you. wipe down your phones if you are watching. fox news alert, coronavirus impacting children of all ages from school closings to event

cancellations. how do you explain the social distancing to your kids? child psychologist joins us with every tip parents should hear this morning. >> the ncaa tournament, big east game, they canceled it. they are closed indefinitely right now. jillian: unprecedented precautions to keep the virus from spreading. march madness called off, disney closed. todd pyro is here with closures that are affecting all americans. did you wipe down your phone? ♪ clean that... whole situation. it's like two regular tide pods and then even more power. even the largest of loads get clean. it's got to be tide. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside

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its biggest 1-day laws plunging 10% closing at 21,000 points. jillian: nasdaq down 9 points is the s&p dropped 20%, that is two points lower than the black monday crash in 1987. in the meantime an american airlines pilot test positive for the coronavirus. it is unclear when the dallas-based employee was diagnosed or when they last flew. rob: the airline announces it is cutting international flights for the summer for good reason. norwegian airlines canceling 4000 flights and temporarily laying off half of its staff. jillian: frontier airlines offering 90% off lights to nearly all destinations. rob: if you want to fly now is the moment. public gatherings canceled coast-to-coast as health experts stress the importance of social distance. officials racing to cancel sports tournaments, concerts, broadway shows and closing theme parks.

jillian: todd pyro joins us, the list keeps growing. >> reporter: game over across the sports landscape with the nba suspending in season, the nhl followed yesterday, pausing play with the hope of resuming. major league soccer will pause for 30 days, start of the baseball season delayed two weeks with spring-training suspended. the pga tour shutdown until the masters, this news coming in the middle of the players championship which was canceled after the first round. racing events like nascar set to continue but without anyone in the stands. with march madness a week away the biggest hit was the cancellation of the men and women's basketball tournament, part of the complete cancellation of all spring and winter college championships. what does it mean to the student-athletes with growing calls to extend their eligibility? >> it wasn't anybody's fault. it had to be done but they don't

have a chance to live the last moment whether you are going to win or lose, that is for me the hard thing to swallow. fate intervened but they deserve to keep playing. >> reporter: sports to hollywood a dozen movie premieres a releases delayed including the new bond movie and the latest fast and furious film. from screen to stage, broadway shutting down all productions as of last night and will stay shut until april 12th the. >> the ncaa tournament, the big east game, they canceled it. they are closed indefinitely right now. rob: also close, theme parks with disney shutting down disney world and disneyland among others. multiple states banning gatherings ranging from 250-1000 people, cities from chicago to san francisco and new york impacted. in the big apple bill diblasio

declaring a state of emergency warning the outbreak could be a 6-month crisis. rob: thank you so much. jillian: a the number of confirmed covid-19 cases among children but the news is scary even for adults. rob: they are watching schools closed for weeks on end, their favorite sports teams benched, some for the rest of the season. how can parents talk to their kids about how to keep them calm? jillian: joining us to discuss his child and adolescent family therapist doctor darby fox. thank you for being here. one of the concerns a lot of people have is closing down schools so kids are home but will they stay home or go out in public spaces, or still be out there possibly in the world of coronavirus? >> now that we've gone as far as closing schools it is important

we practice the social distancing and what is behind quarantine, we want to encourage families to keep their kids at home and make it almost a challenge or playful time, to spend a little more time with the family. we are not going to do a ton of meeting your friends at the mall. we need to encourage that since we have gone that far. rob: if you want to talk to your kids, break this down by age. you start age 5 or 6. and you want to tell them what? it is a bug and remind them. >> give them what they can handle or what they are asking about. you had the stomach flu or sore throat and you are going to be okay but we want to keep the germ from spreading and talk about the only thing we know you can do, wash your hands. jillian: if they are a couple years old you can give them more detail.

>> give them more information so they understand. they perceive we are all a little anxious. they pick up on that. the less news you give them the more worried they will be. people like the doctors, scientists, will help us, we will take care of this. rob: in the preteen years 10 to 13 years old this is where they have an understanding, they could freak out about this. >> i have had a lot of kids the last few days that are a little worried. what is happening? you are telling us not to worry. the most important thing, scientific facts like let's look at this. it is not hitting younger populations. it is prevalent age 6 beyond. most people diagnosed are 80% are fine, they get through it pretty quickly. it is important to give science to those who can understand it.

jillian: the bottom line is teaching your children how they can protect themselves. the most important thing again that we can do is we have already seen incidents of flu being lowered because people are washing their hands more. that is something we can learn. jillian: if you notice people coughing or sneezing, social distancing, stay away, clean and disinfect your surfaces. you talked about your phones and tablets. the importance of keeping everything clean. >> another important thing is doorknobs and handles. somebody is always reaching for. rob: even though -- you've got to be careful because you could give it to grandma. >> kids will get nervous about their grandparents. what are we going to do? remind them let's keep them at home and settle down right now. jillian: thank you. great advice.

rob: 13 minutes after the hour. tom hanks and his wife being treated for coronavirus in australia. the message they are sending to their fans about the condition. jillian: the nba's patients 0 apologizing for a move many say was totally out of bounds. carly shimkus joins us with social media reaction. ♪ liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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>> tom hanks may be in isolation after testing positive for the coronavirus. he is managing to make people smile. rita wilson and i want to thank everyone down under who is taking such good care of us. we have covid-19 and are in isolation so we don't spread it to anyone else. there are those for whom it could lead to a serious illness. we are taking it one day at a time. there are things we can all do to get through this by following the advice of experts and taking care of ourselves and each other. despite all the current events there is no crying in baseball. she -- he is taking a glass half-full approach but sports fans are all thinking the same thing. there's a little bit of crying because there is no baseball. keep in mind mlb suspended the season. a lot of well-wishers coming in. james says great to see you are doing well. people may stop panicking.

alyssa says rita wilson looks better with the coronavirus and i do after a full face of makeup. he was filming a movie about elvis presley. that movie comes out we will all be thinking about it. they suspended spring training and pushed it back to the start of the regular season. jillian: rudy gobert, the first diagnosed with coronavirus is apologizing. carley: a reminder to take this seriously. he wasn't feeling well earlier this week, made light of the situation by touching the microphones. after talking to the media he tested positive, the nba suspended the season and amid rumors he was being careless in the locker room one of his teammates tested positive. he is apologizing on an

instagram post. he says the first and most important thing is i would like to publicly apologize to people i may have endangered. i had no idea i was infected. i was careless and make no excuse was he is owning up to his actions but his prank not playing well on social media, carelessness had nothing to do with it, willful ignorance and arrogance is more like it. a pretty good idea, he should donate his salary to the arena workers that cannot work. a lot of hourly workers are out of a job. rob: in the last 36 hours we have seen a big rush on grocery stores. carley: empty store shelves, empty airports a lot of people posting pictures on social media. we know what people are and aren't buying, melanie tweets food stores should take this is an opportunity to see what consumers choose preparing for self quarantine.

look at the top shelf, noah tweets somehow reassuring in the midst of coronavirus shopping, that people still manage not to buy chocolate. didn't know that was a thing. need to talk to your dad about that. a picture of andrew yang, very empty network airport right there. the airline industry getting hit hard. jillian: venice, gorgeous city typically gleaming with tourists now a ghost town because of covid-19 with our next guest is at the second-largest ground 0, she joins us to live to tell us what life is like under lockdown. rob: let's check with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> you would not know because i

did not see you in the morning. rob: a small interaction. i dread it every day. >> you rarely turn around when i call your name. we will talk about a pack who, if you want to see the stock market go up, in the last few days, democrats republicans getting together and the senate says let me go home. let's try to figure that out and separate fact from fiction when it comes to the coronavirus, doctor mark siegel will kick off the show and among our great guests, doctor anthony fauci will be with us, the coronavirus task force, giving us an update on how to prevent the spread. after the historic drop on wall street what stuart varney thinks will happen next, why don't we ask stuart varney? we will book stuart varney and as sports leagues grapple with

the future of the games, mark cuban joins us live. the classic reaction echoed the ncaa tournament, basketball men and women nba, nhl and so much more. you probably can go home after this game. we will talk about the nba future going forward, coming up on "fox and friends" if jillian and that other guy named rob can land this plane. jillian: we can do it. rob: what are we going to do? >> still have to get dressed. jillian: thanks. rob: talk to each other?

rob: italy the second most

affected country after china by coronavirus is under a national lockdown. jillian: your next guest is a friend of mine, we grow next door to each other, she is under quarantine with her family and joins us live to share what it is like in italy. we are here on skype, we will try to make sure the technology works. thanks for joining us, we have been worried about your family. tell us what it is like in italy, what you are experiencing. >> good morning. pretty creepy situation, seems like something out of a film. you are not allowed to go out. no one is allowed in or out without permission. filling out information. they want to know where you are

going, the reason, where you were, going from decade to point be or something in between. never seen anything like it. rob: food is a big concern. the grocery stores are open but is there enough food for the people? >> in panic mode at the supermarkets. the supermarkets are stocked and they only let a few people in at a time so in the market you have a sense -- with each other and

you can go to the pharmacy if you have 2. hospitals are open. everything else is shutdown. restaurants, you can't order takeout. there is nothing. it is a sad situation. jillian: you mentioned hospitals. bring up this number. the latest numbers, over 1000 deaths in italy, 15,113 total cases. you send me a message about the hospital situation, the icu is already fool. people are nervous because they have to make decisions between age and health. tell us about that fear in people because of the hospital situation. >> everyone is realizing it is something serious. hospitals are fool, a few units

available. artificial ventilators are running out and in the north, so it is scary because if someone does get sick they don't know what to do and they are considering looking at the age of the person and their overall health so it comes to another person getting sick you have a younger person that is healthy and they have to choose. that is really creepy. jillian: stay safe, keep us updated, give our best to your

beautiful kids. we will be thinking about you over there. thank you for joining us and on the north and south, thank you. her -- just south of naples and the north where a lot of the issues - rob: doctors are making that decision where they are choosing between who will live and die because there is such an impact, an article in the atlantic describes that. it really is scary what is happening in the northern part of that country. jillian: a back lash over commercial the brings a famous slogan to life. rob: is this a finger licking fail, this ad has some people upset.

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sanitizer 50 bucks. rob: kfc backlash for slogan finger licking good. watch this. ♪ ♪ jillian: kfc suspended the ad in the u.k. that's it for now. ♪ steve: this is fox news alert. 6:00 in new york city. american doctors are struggling to find enough test kits and hospital beds it keep up with the coronavirus surge in patients. ainsley: covid-19 cases now surpassing 1600, with 40 deaths here in the united states. the two biggest outbreaks in washington state and in new york. 29 states are now under a state of emergency. brian: stock futures are up this morning after wall street suffered its worst day in decades. that means we suffered. ththe dow dropping more than 240 points. brought it to a stand till. steve: stock futures up almost 900 points. meanwhile, some areas