right, that is the social media post right there. we will end on that good note. a lot of people talking about what they are doing. shannon: spread some good news through all of this and that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. shannon: of fox news alert, the parties you expect to see on st. patrick's day replaced by the erie silence as some of america's largest cities take unprecedented precautions amid the covid-19 outbreak. >> it could take months for life to return to normal as he looks to ease the country's fears over the pandemic at a possible recession that could come with it. >> the health emergency putting

the ohio primary on hold, arizona, florida and illinois say they will vote. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> good morning, you're watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. >> thank you for joining us, just like you at home, we are doing as we are instructed to do, social distancing in the studio. this is something everybody is instructed to do so we are following the recommendations. >> a little space between us, social distancing. >> let's start with a fox news alert, busy american cities now deserted as the nation implements dramatic new

restrictions to contain covid-19. >> they are closing bars, casinos, gems, movie theaters and the san francisco bay area ordering people to shelter in place until april 7th in the city of san francisco as donald trump wars the coronavirus outbreak could last until summer. >> people are talking about july, august, something like that. it could be in that time. no matter where you look this is an invisible enemy. >> there are over 4600 covid-19 cases confirmed across 49 states, at least 85 people have died. rob: the new bill that was passed by lawmakers. >> reporter: house lawmakers unanimously approving a revamped coronavirus bill, the trump administration and nancy pelosi hammering out negotiations after it passed last weekend. includes paid emergency leave for american workers, two weeks of paid sick leave and 3 months

of paid family and medical leave. the senate is expected to take up the plan today is the president's task force outlined a 15 day plan of new restrictions for americans urging people to stay home and avoid social gatherings of more than ten people, avoid discretionary travel and eating at shops and restaurants. americans are urged to use the drive-through, pick up or delivery options, donald trump warning the outbreak of last until july or august urging americans to follow their guidelines. >> if everyone makes this change or these critical changes and sacrifices now we will rally together as one nation and defeat the virus. we would much rather be ahead of the curve and behind it. >> reporter: the domestic travel restrictions are still under consideration. >> certainly something we continue to look at in the task force. no immediate plans for domestic

travel restrictions but as i often say we would like to keep all options on the table. >> what the johns hopkins university over 4600 covid-19 cases in 49 states and washington dc. at least 85 people have died. the first trial testing for the new vaccine started monday according to the national institutes of health, doctors in seattle plan to test it on 45 men and women but donald trump's task force and the public vaccine will not be ready for at least a year. >> erie images of empty store shelves across country as people run to get food and supplies. a lot of people panicked over this, grocery stores under pressure to accommodate shoppers who are most vulnerable. >> todd pyro is live in new york city were residents are facing strict new rules and i see behind you it is empty now.

>> last hour it was red meat, this hour, poultry or lack thereof. i went yesterday to buy some chicken in my local supermarket, there was none. i said possibly i can pick them up today, not going to be the case. take a look at this, empty shelves involving so many products for meat, eggs, bread, cleaning supplies, paper products and other essentials, a scene repeated at supermarkets throughout the land as people stock up for the unknown, store space intense pressure to keep up with demand, not surprisingly online food shopping popular with delivery apps, download spiking this past month, take a look at this, the stores offering senior hours including right here where we are allowing seniors to have a less crowded shopping environment so they can get what they need. all these food measures increasingly necessary in a

world where how you made it where you we distressingly changed in just a few days. >> avoid gathering groups of more than 10 people, avoid discretionary travel and avoid eating and drinking in bars, restaurants and public food courts. >> all this coming as metro areas that restrictions on public life including santa clara county, california. >> these new orders direct all individuals to shelter at their place of residence and maintain social distancing of at least 6 feet from any other person, it was crafted in order to balance the public health imperative take swift action. >> stores like this one here doing what they can to restock shelves, you see this gentleman restocking fruit as quickly as possible and that is the concern right now. the essential stores according to governor cuomo are the ones that should stay open. other businesses if they can avoid staying open please do

that. it is not mandatory but governor cuomo warming at some.it could become mandatory. >> a lot of produce out there. a higher's democrat primary canceled overnight. despite the nationwide health emergency three states have decided to move forward with today's elections. >> jenkins live in washington as candidates rally their base from a safe distance and not really the big story anymore. >> >> now it's not. people would be otherwise voting after work on st. patrick's day but not today, biden and sanders have to wait three months to battle for buckeye ballots. the secretary of state announcing last night the only thing more important than free and fair elections is the health and safety of ohioans ordering polls postpone the election until early june. governor mike the wine had this to say. >> unwanted we are told stay home and take care of ourselves

and yet we want to exercise our constitutional rights and so that was something we wanted to enable people to do both. >> but voters in those other states, florida, illinois and arizona will head to the polls where there are a total of 4.one delegates up for grabs, florida has the most, 219 delegates, governor desantis explaining his decision to move forward. >> health officials say given the nature of this primary, given the way you go in for most counties, that can be done safely. >> this is the most interesting development, on the campaign trail social distancing the new norm, sanders holding a virtual rally featuring nelly young and daryl hannah, telling supporters to, quote, stream the burn while biden held a telephone townhall answering voters questions and encouraging them to participate in elections putting safety is a top priority, coming in today's

contest biden leaves 115 the delegate count, we just and washington state declared biden the winner of the primary, giving him victories in 5 of 6 states. >> curious to see the outcome of this, got to consider the poll workers and everyone out there trying to do their job. >> amazon is hiring 100,000 workers to keep up with increased demand since the coronavirus pandemic began. the online giant experiencing a surge of orders as no one is going out to retail stores. they will raise pay by $2 an hour through the end of april. the retailer is encouraging for the workers to apply to make extra money with full-time and part-time positions. >> the coronavirus wreaking havoc on the sports industry, continues to. the kentucky derby is postponed until september. first time the race is not held on the first saturday of may since 1945. nascar putting all races to --

opening day's latest for next week has been pushed back to mid-may. nfl training camps will be postponed indefinitely and now fans will be allowed at the nfl draft next month in nevada. >> got willingly get over all this and you'll see all the sports that will happen at the same time. it will be sports overload this fall. >> hard for people to comprehend right now. >> tenants after they are. >> the president urging wall street to keep calm and carry on. >> the us economy heading into a recession? >> it may be. we are not thinking in terms of recession, we're thinking in terms of the virus. >> willis end fears of a coming recession. >> our next guest expense critical things that must happen before investor confidence is restored, we are coming right back. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done,

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virus first. arrest a human to human transition, slow the spread, social distancing the best way to do this in the near term and then we could slowly start to rebuild and let america went on american innovation as we always have, as we always do. we will bounce back. so will the markets. this is a long game but we need to control the spread of this virus. >> look at what has been happening, first we show the high and the low from behind february of 30,000, we lost 30% of the dow down to 20,000, we lost 3000 points yesterday. yesterday two friends told me they will have a hard time making rent this month, another friend as a small business -- you can't understate the impact this is having on our economy. >> exactly. the economy is already feeling the effects, small businesses, airlines, oil producers, it is like looking at your 401(k),

remind you of 2008, subprime mortgage crisis, the pandemic and recession at this point during the first half of the year does seem inevitable but i have faith the markets will bounce back by the end of the year and we need to play the long game, take care of what we need to take care of and then look to the markets to bounce back in the later half of the year. >> what do you tell your friends and family who look to you for advice, what they should be doing? >> it is giving america an opportunity to take individual responsibility, rally round their communities. lean into that. the tom cotton score here, there's no big overarching person who can say yes, this will help, there is no supreme top-down way to fix it. we can help ourselves and do that but also take care of each other, taken the endorsement ability, social distancing, that

is critical, arrest the spread of the virus and the economy will do what it's does best, american capitalism will emerge stronger than it ever has, take care the virus first and look at the economy in the long-term. rob: health and human services gets a cyberattack. on sunday we became aware of a significant increase in activity on hhs cyber, to investigate this, we are coordinating with federal law enforcement and will remain vigilant and focus on ensuring the integrity of our infrastructure and from ken cuccinelli we are not shutting down the united states. lots of misinformation being peddled out there but chad will says nothing is off the table. respond to all of that. >> the biggest thing to remember

is hackers never let a crisis go to waste. this will require heightened vigilance. not only the cyber incident in particular, didn't have the desired effect of slowing down the health and human services cause of the virus but it is indicative of more to come. in next few weeks we need to have more malware attacks in the form of ran somewhere against hospitals, healthcare infrastructure, distributed denial of service when you have traffic and that is aimed at dealing responses to the virus can increase in probing attacks as more employers moved to remote work and increase their reliance on digital connectivity, but the critical thing is what to put the finger on and it is the coupling of hard cyberattacks with distribution of disinformation so potential official hacks, official twitter accounts that will propagate disinformation once those accounts are hacked. we need to be aware that. we saw this happen with iran earlier in the year when our

original allies -- they pervade misleading information, we need to be vigilant, we need to be aware of that and that will carry us through. >> a lot of people trying to take advantage of a terrible situation right now. thank you for joining us. >> the pandemic getting college campuses, college students forced to pack up and move off campus with little notice. what about all the money they paid in tuition? our next guest says that is a gray area. rob: some advice coming up. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪

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you have a fixed cost of housekeeping or food service and those are provided through service contract and a lot of universities pay those contracts up front at the beginning of an academic year or academic semester or quarter and that is gone out the door. universities pay these organizations and there are no refunds clauses for the university as relates to a crisis like we are facing today. i can assure you that if you can pass that back to the students absolutely universities should and will do that but those are fixed costs. another issue involved with rebates is a lot of small, private liberal arts universities that are high-quality and have the best accreditation out there, they are tuition driven, enrollment

driven, feed driven and they rely on enrollment of students and there's not a lot of margin with that. if you have a couple bad enrollment cycles it could literally shutdown -- >> to the average person is trying to pay for school, one viral post from a harvard student as an example, harvard just gave students 5 days to pack their things and move out and go home, many can't go home because of costs and travel restrictions and they provided no guidance, i must stay in the us and delegate authorization documents in july, where do i and other students doing post completion go? and harvard has responded to this post, they are among 17 schools pledging to refund unused room and bore on a prorated basis, telling students the school will help ease the financial burden of train tickets and things like that but students say you have a lot more money than i do, help me out here. >> harvard university has an

incredible endowment and a lot of the endowment they have can go towards operations so we have the ability to do that but there are a lot of small, private colleges and universities that don't have that margin because of the tuition driven and feed driven and fixed costs that are up there. that doesn't mean they shouldn't consider providing refunds or credit for future education and during this time of crisis when the priority is to provide uninterrupted delivery we have to wrestle with these issues so there needs to be time and space to figure this out. >> a tough situation for all sides but for the students it feels like the little guy. i want to get your position on this before i let you go, why you decided and how you decided to send your students home. i want to hear what was like making that decision? >> at the heart of every decision we make is our

students, we are student focused so we want to protect them and provide the best health, welfare we can do that so we did. i will say that we are leaving our campus community open for students, we have a number of international students that can't travel back to where they are from, a lot of students from hot pockets in the united states, new york, washington state, the don't want to travel back so we've kept our campus open following cdc guidelines what we doing everything we can to come alongside the students and provide their -- >> do you have a refund policy at this point? >> we are looking into that and doing everything we can to see how to provide that. we want to give assistance to our students, everything we do is for the care of our students. >> a lot of students have no money, it is hard for everybody, thank you so much. >> always a privilege.

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rob: erie images of empty store shelf sweeping the nation's before and to get food and supplies, grocery stores under pressure to accommodate shoppers most vulnerable to the virus. >> many stores struggling to keep up with demand. we keep hearing from companies they are getting truck loads in but seems like it is going off the shelves again that quickly. >> people want to get things as quickly as possible which i've been to a number of stores the last couple days, definitely a few trends repeating themselves. i tried to get eggs yesterday,

not a single egg around. you have some egg products but by and large cartons of eggs not here, frozen goods, i would imagine these were frozen meals at some point but people preparing for when they aren't going to be able to come to a store if they aren't going to be able to come to a store. around the corner, one of the big items leaving store shelves almost immediately on hearing about this pandemic paper goods. we don't have any more paper goods here. paper towels and the like. cleaning supplies, everybody trying to clean everything, the cleaning products that are off the store shelves are the ones with chemicals, the ones that are organic and things like that. create news, i went to get thomas's english muffins, there

were none. within the last 10 minutes the deliveryman has delivered english muffins. there may not be a 10 left, there are english muffins. they are restocking little by little. shannon: i would not be surprised if that is gone in an hour. that is the way it is going. jillian: the white house rolling out new guidelines to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> johns hopkins has been tracking the spread. professor sergio marty mc harry joins us with more on that. we are moving closer to what we have been seeing in europe and sounds like san francisco is already there. will the end in a total lockdown? >> in a stepwise fashion businesses in the private sector are going to take their time to figure out how to do this, they will come up with their contingency plan to slowly roll this out. i don't see us doing an italian style to lockdown all at once.

jillian: listens with the president said on new guidelines. >> to engage in schooling from home when possible, avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people, avoid discretionary travel and avoiding 8 and drinking in bars, restaurants and public food courts as we will rally together as one nation and we will defeat the virus. >> a lot of these guidelines for the next 15 days, we will see where we end up after that but is 15 days enough or will this go on longer? >> i think it will go on longer. if you look at the trends at johns hopkins, pretty impressive effort tracking the spread across the country and across the world.

this is not a unique situation in the united states. what played out in china will very likely play out here. what is playing out right now in italy will play here. this preview in italy of a movie that is about to play here and it is not a 2-week endeavor. it makes it more palatable if people think of it as a short-term endeavor because in reality most likely we will be in the clear some point this summer. most global pandemics take about three months, that was the spanish fluid 1918, that was sars so the good news is time will pass and this will be beyond us but it will not be 2 weeks. >> that is scary for a lot of people, when the president said this might last until august, it scared a lot of people. how much worst you think it will get before it starts to get better, before people can start

to socialize again? >> we need to be ready to hunker down and let's be very honest, it is hard for this virus to hurt somebody who is young and healthy. my concern is young and healthy folks are carriers and can transmit it to those who are most vulnerable, seniors with suppressed immune systems, those are the folks we've got to be careful about because folks are going to be doing something in a park and say i don't see the big deal, there is not mass casualties, this is overblown. remember, when we visit or are in contact with somebody at risk that is a serious issue because if we look at italy, they are seeing the us equivalent of 2000 deaths per day. that is what it translates to. shannon: this is important to

get to before we go, let's look at these numbers in regards to our hospital system. 160,000 ventilators available in the united states, 2.8 hospital beds per 1000 americans. we are not talking about this enough. based on those numbers and what you know how important is it people take this seriously and if we continue to spread this it is inevitable, we are seeing some cases, this could really infiltrate our medical professionals and these are the people we need on the front lines to save our older folks are getting sick, to save everyone who has this. >> our healthcare system is about to be overrun as it is in italy, as it was in china. very concerned about nation's nurses and first responders and respiratory therapists and doctors. they are at the highest risk of getting this and we need them at a time we need to expand capacity. we have to be careful. we are going to have decreased healthcare workforce and massive influx of patients the right now we need healthcare, groceries, food supply chain, even some

financial sectors to keep us sustained and strong through this pandemic. >> overwhelming hospitals is what we are really afraid of. appreciate you coming. overnight, state of ohio calling off its democratic primary amid the outbreaks just hours before voters casting their ballots. >> we are being told to stay home and take care of ourselves and exercise our constitutional rights. that is something we wanted to and able to do both. rob: voters in illinois and arizona in those states. >> mitt romney once every american adults, and amid the coronavirus outbreak. >> short-term needs but

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>> reporter: with more than 180,000 cases worldwide of coronavirus there are now more cases around the globe than in china where the outbreak first began. italy is the hardest hit western country with 28,000 cases and more than 2000 deaths. the italian government shutdown the country ordering people to stay home. only travel that is deemed essential is allowed for the entire population of 60 million. in other parts of your restrictions are tightening, germany will formally close its borders with the rest of the european union, france quickly followed suit closing its borders, french president macron called this a health war before issuing two weeks of restrictions. neighboring spain case numbers are rising quickly surpassing 9000 this week. the spanish government has nationalized all private hospitals while asking citizens to stay indoors. listen to what the president of the eu commission had to say.

>> reporter: the less travel the more we can contain the virus. i propose to introduce temporary restrictions on nonessential travel to the european union. these travel restrictions should be in place for initial period of 30 days. >> there are concerns among the refugee population in syria. in iran 15,000 cases are being reported. meanwhile in israel, benjamin and yahoo has issued restrictions through public mandate closing all restaurants, cafés and movie theaters. >> two months ago americans were urged to leave china but someone we spoke to decided to stay. >> there are many more americans here, whatever help we can get. >> doug perez is still in wuhan

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>> there are many many more americans here, at this point politics goes out the window. >> we spoke with doug perez living in wuhan, china, who gave us a look at what life was like in a coronavirus containment zone. a month and a half later many of america's largest cities are waking up to the same empty streets and erie silences we saw back then in china. joining us once again in a place where the pandemic started is doug perez, thanks for joining us again. tell us what has been like the

last few weeks since we spoke with you. how have things changed? >> at first it definitely got worse. we faced a lot of hardship. that being said the last few weeks the situation has transformed dramatically. yesterday we only had one new case of coronavirus, one confirmed case. the situation is greatly improving recently and we are optimistic that we are almost through it over here. there is hope for the usa as well. i know it is just getting started over there but rest assured eventually you will make it through it. jillian: the numbers we have, the cases in china that have been decreasing. february 5th, 3900, cases, march 15th, '29 reported. are you still under a quarantine order? are you able to go out? have those restrictions been lifted? >> yes, we are still under

quarantine. there is still a lot of restrictions. we are not allowed to go out, we are still dependent on delivery service, delivery services have been very reliable. we can access fast food restaurants, everything comes within an hour. the situation has been improving, life is starting to return to normal a bit recently. we are really happy about that but prior to that it was much worse. at one point at the height of the crisis deliveries weren't coming through and just to get anything was quite a struggle. we had to sneak out and go to the grocery store and they were not letting individual shoppers in. it was quite dramatic a few weeks ago. shannon: we are just kind of entering into this at this point in the united states. what is your advice for those of

us watching, your friends and family who are here? >> my advice would be to stock up and be safe, wash your hands and most importantly keep a positive mindset. in these times, very stressful but keep a positive mindset and focus on making it through, comply with a quarantine. i'm confident in the us you will make it through it. >> are you surprised it has been a long time you have been under quarantine and now you are just starting to see the difference? did you expect it to be like this? >> i didn't expect it to go on this long. there was a time we were adding 100-200 new cases a day and they were much more restrictive. if i would go outside i would see ambulances everywhere.

a few weeks ago i saw people moving a stretcher and it definitely psychologically is very tough but you have to stay as positive as possible and the situation has been improving. protect your loved ones, especially the elderly and take care of those around you. jillian: i can hear not as much fear in your voice, differently a different situation, thank you for joining us and telling us what you have been through and keeping sound mind. >> can somebody say hi? heather: then we've got to go. the dog you met last time we were on. and high, chubby. glad to see both of you are doing well. thank you. we will be right back.

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jillian: new york stock exchange mayor bill de blasio under fire cutting down the gym after shutting down schools and restaurants in a call for social distancing. rob: while his workout might be over social distancing still making the mayor sweat. carley shimkus with a lot of online backlash on this one. carley: new york stock exchange mayor spotted walking into favorite gym in brooklyn monday morning. andrew cuomo ordered all fitness

centers be shut down by monday night. he could go to the gym but the question is should he. and countless people on social distancing say the answer to that is no. take a look at twitter user who says. sorry he should be setting an example. people are going to give up a great deal more than gym time. this twitter user taking a partisan stance saying do as i do not as i do. typical democrat. lastly this morning sort of points out there is a perk going to the gym when no one else is there. he can get whatever treadmill he wants. de blasio defends himself with new york 1 saying there is something wrong in the world where this kind of very small matter gets blown up like that by people who live in a world of public relations. i don't live in that world. i live in the regular world. so he says that he did was no big deal. rob: 4r-6r79. faiall right.fair enough. another movie star gets

coronavirus. let's listen to. this i got some test results back for coronavirus. and it came back positive. i'm doing okay. i didn't have any symptoms. i got tested because i realized i was exposed to someone who had also tested positive. carley: hollywood getting hit pretty hard with this thing. another actor announced positive diagnosis. his wife was in the background. she is feeling okay. hasn't been tested yet. that's not all. game of thrones star christopher also diagnosed his diagnosis on instagram saying sorry to say i have tested positive for covid-19 coronavirus. my family and i are self-isolating, of the good news is that tom hanks and rita wilson have left the hospital. they are now in self-quarantine in the home they're staying at in australia. they announced diagnosis on thursday. looks like they are recovering

relatively quickly. jillian: stay at home college. a lot of people doing. this stay at home challenge top trending topic on twitter overnight. a lot of people with a loft time on their hands. revealing how they are going to spend it on social media. this personal is talking about a bit of a silver lining. he says finally for the next few weeks i no longer need a fake excuse to cancel plans. everyone is going to love this story right here posted by lauren. something to make you smile. a little girl in my neighborhood put books out for the other kids while they are home from school. how sweet is that. and stanley is, already thinking about december. look what his family is going to be getting for christmas. he has wrapped a bunch of toilet paper. you can do a lot whether you have two weeks of time on your hands. and that is how stanley decided to spend it, guys. jillian: thank you, carley. carley: thanks. appreciate it. rob: going to take a lot of people time. going to be a tough one.

people will get stir crazy real quick. jillian: if you caught us at the part of our show. apart on the show. social distancing as recommended. rob: see you later. jillian: have a good day, everyone. "fox & friends" starts right now. brian: good morning. we start with a fox news alert as you can hear in the background. president trump's task force issuing strict new guidelines to contain covid-19. states and cities across the nation now pretty much deserted. meanwhilemean. steve: meanwhile the tristate area where we are closed all bars, casinos gyms and movie theaters last night. garden state's governor in new jersey in fact called in the national guard. san francisco bay area on the other side of the country ordering people to shelter in place until april the 7th. ainsley: as police ordered party goers to go home. gamblers nowhere to be found at